And in praising today's voice for the voiceless, we would just as soon forget, or not even know about, all the other voices for the voiceless that came before.
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" She continued, "I AM A VOICE FOR THE VOICELESS!
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And he knows the craic on #GrenfellTower & the voiceless.
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We're there on the ground giving voice to the voiceless.
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Now I am just called 'the voice for the older voiceless.
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To be fair, voters who rejected Brexit are not entirely voiceless.
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Since its opening, Voiceless Dogs has cared for nearly 1,000 animals.
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He did it with dignity and gave hope to the voiceless.
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Over the years, Kendrick had become a voice of the voiceless.
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The channel was indeed "a voice for the voiceless", as it claimed.
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It gave a voice to the voiceless, not a voice to power.
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Somehow the voiceless, even when they have the largest platform, go unheard.
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"Nameless, voiceless," said Mr. Kilgour, a former member of the Canadian Parliament.
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And who she is in Gilead: powerless, and soon to be voiceless.
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Third, Clinton cares deeply about impoverished children and others who are voiceless.
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I think it also goes back to voiceless versus having a voice thing.
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Al says Meek is also determined to be a voice for the voiceless.
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And so, voiceless, Gabby Gabby has languished in Second Chance Antiques for years.
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"Stay strong, it's a world of people out here fighting for the voiceless."
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The power they fortified is an example to youth everywhere who feel voiceless.
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When nobody was watching, she quietly toiled away for the voiceless among us.
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For instance, the victims were largely voiceless and defenseless against their harsh conditions.
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Many prisoners, when they are released, are disenfranchised — essentially voiceless in a democracy.
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"The Voice of the Voiceless," a debut silent film by the collective Bricolagista!
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The victims invariably are among the most voiceless, powerless people in the world.
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Voiceless Dogs of Nassau, Bahamas, the shelter she founded, said she'd lost power.
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The internet shines sunlight and transparency on the powerful and empowers the voiceless.
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"Defending the voiceless, the vulnerable, the marginalized, is priority number one," Olmstead suggests.
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Please help us in honoring her memory by being her voice for the voiceless.
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Mr. Pandey has spent a lifetime working among some of India's most voiceless people.
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The "dead girl" is a main character, but she's also voiceless, virginal, and pure.
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Emojis help to navigate irony in text, to clarify tone in a voiceless medium.
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It's why democracy works: it represents the voice of the masses, even the voiceless.
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Above all, there finally seemed to be a "voice for the voiceless" in power.
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The fluid, virtuosic, largely voiceless OGs act as a kind of dancing Greek chorus.
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However, "he needs to report for the voiceless and the powerless", Loa Htaw said.
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She is not a stand-in for the player, like a voiceless RPG protagonist.
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In this church, I am challenged to keep close to the poor and voiceless.
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Are the people who were once voices for the voiceless now obligated to step aside?
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"Out third branch of government will do its job and stand up for the voiceless."
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Be the change you want to see and always give a voice to the voiceless.
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"These city officials are taking advantage of a population that's basically voiceless," he told me.
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I appreciate the fact that Chirlane McCray is helping the voiceless in New York City.
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Thanks for supporting us in giving voice to the voiceless & providing in-depth, contextualized reporting.
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Technologies largely thought to universally empower the "voiceless" are still subject to disempowering structural inequalities.
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There are a number of individuals that are voiceless and disenfranchised in the prison population.
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We are now the voice for the voiceless and we're giving back to the people.
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We aim to be a voice for the voiceless, a voice that raises people's consciousness.
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Phillips rescued the 97 dogs on the fourth anniversary of her refuge, The Voiceless Dogs.
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"Teachers feel more voiceless than ever," said Julia Rion, a South Carolina elementary school librarian.
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"Teachers feel more voiceless than ever," said Julia Rion, a South Carolina elementary school librarian.
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Artists' books can easily disseminate ideas to the masses and give voices to the voiceless.
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Here's what Phoenix said: [We have to] continue to use our voice for the voiceless.
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The government can and must protect the voiceless and weak from the strong and powerful.
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Hip-hop has always been the voice of the marginalized, of the people who are voiceless.
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Among these heroic volunteers are two men dedicated to helping the voiceless victims of these floods.
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Barren courtyards sigh with the voiceless breeze; hollow buildings pierce the haze of a featureless sky.
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And that's truly what rock and roll is to me — you give voice to the voiceless.
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It is so easy in this election year to scapegoat them, the world's most voiceless people.
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Hence, a person is voiceless, which has become the tragedy of the current U.S. political system.
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Phillips is a dog enthusiast who runs the Facebook page "The Voiceless Dogs of Nassau, Bahamas".
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But studies have shown that his bigger appeal is as an authoritarian voice of the voiceless.
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That it gives voices to the voiceless and a lifeline to the isolated can't be underestimated.
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In fact, I'm embarrassed to admit that I didn't know that voiceless consonants had a name.
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She recalls going from a confident student; optimistic about the year, to a terrified, voiceless wreck.
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You know, a lot of times MuslimGirl gets touted as being a voice for the voiceless.
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We need more voices for the voiceless so heartbreaking situations like this don't continue to happen.
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I don't mind 'These Stones,' if they allow me to be a voice for the voiceless.
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If you spend time on Twitter or Facebook, this voiceless howl becomes all the more inescapable.
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Fight for my dreams, for my voice, for the voiceless, to fight for my soul and character.
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When you think of an immigrant and you think of then as conniving or voiceless, what happens?
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So when you think about that little boy trapped in the cage-bed, he is totally voiceless.
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We will work with civil society to help women and other leaders give voice to the voiceless.
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Some called him a voice for the voiceless, a phrase he might have rejected as self-aggrandizing.
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There is no one more hopeless and voiceless than an unborn baby, but their silence is deafening.
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Liu Xiaobo, a voice for the voiceless and defender of the oppressed in Communist China, passed away.
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The victims are among the most voiceless on the planet, which is one reason the killing continues.
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And if you do love it, how are you going to support it and support the voiceless?
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But you're also just one person, in one place, and it can be easy to feel voiceless.
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Both women are minor, almost voiceless characters in the Dickens story, but they have significant roles here.
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Olafsson's sparse, unadorned language intensifies an understanding that this story is indirectly about those who are voiceless.
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She also founded Voice for the Voiceless, an organization that provides birth certificates for children in need.
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These voiceless moments paradoxically give a resonant voice to women who never got to tell their stories.
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Comedian Jimmy Fallon lampooned Kushner on "SNL" last week as a powerful but meek and voiceless aide.
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It is understandable to feel empathy for previously voiceless victims, especially ones whose testimony took such bravery.
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"The Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act will protect the voiceless, the vulnerable, and the marginalized," said Rep.
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If people are able to somehow position themselves as "the voiceless," their voices will be harder to silence.
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"We are the voiceless future of humanity," activists wrote in a letter published March 22027 by the Guardian.
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To "have a voice" is to have political power, whereas "the voiceless" have no political agency or representation.
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I assumed I would be fighting the good fight: I would be giving a voice to the voiceless.
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I'm not trying to be a role model, I'm just trying to be an outlet for the voiceless.
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They did not make him feel worthless, and were as voiceless as he was in the human world.
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Even in a voiceless chatbot, a user may attribute male or female gender based on these conversational features.
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But our philosophy is that nobody is voiceless, they're just voices that are more systematically silenced than others.
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Before I had any kind of career, I was really interested in how you give voice to the voiceless.
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Considering she shares a bank account with a billionaire, Melania can't exactly count herself as one of America's voiceless.
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Women, trans, and non-binary folks are often shut out or voiceless in spaces that aren't designated for them.
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"It's time for the voiceless majority to stand up and be heard," said the police chief, who is black.
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Ultimately, The Killing Season unfolds a story of tremendous power about an underclass of voiceless communities across the country.
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As a black woman, I know all too well the direct result of silencing the voices of the voiceless.
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Through the most optimistic lens, it gives a voice to the voiceless, which has done more good than harm.
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The choice is a risky one for a film that, at first glance, gives a voice to the voiceless.
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A consistent life ethic would urge pro-lifers to defend the vulnerable and voiceless, regardless of partisanship or ease.
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But we are not without a voice, and will speak up for the voiceless, with words and with action.
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"Together, we are the voice for the voiceless," he told the crowd, standing on a stage alongside Republican Sens.
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It seems that the people who brought us Trump have also felt voiceless, with little control over their lives.
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NEPA gave voice to those who are marginalized or voiceless, such as low-income communities and communities of color.
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Perhaps the clearest proof that autocorrect is smarter than we are is its ability to give voice to the voiceless.
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And with the character of Edgar in particular, he says the responsibility of giving voice to the voiceless is twofold.
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Luckily, dialect coach Erik Singer is here to help you distinguish a voiceless alveolar lateral fricative from a uvular plosive.
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These type of things always start off targeting the voiceless — people whose warnings of what's to come are rarely heard.
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It gives voice to the voiceless in our society, and it connects people with vital resources for health and education.
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The first is that the child herself, literally voiceless in the case of Moore's photograph, ceases to be an individual.
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"I am a voice for the voiceless," he told CNN via his E-Tran frame, as dictated by his mom.
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You should read Sonny Kleinfield's wonderful account of the full life of a voiceless man on the Upper East Side.
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"My personal discomfort is nothing compared to being a voice for people who feel absolutely voiceless and powerless," she said.
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Episodes give a voice to the voiceless as community leaders and government officers will press school officials to ease rules.
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Ruddy Roye is a genius at documenting communities of color and showing people who are often voiceless in our society.
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If she so vehemently believes that she needs to give a voice to the voiceless, then why is she quitting now.
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" A few sentences later it praised Donald Trump for being able to "give voice to those who had been left voiceless.
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"Demi Lovato has spent her entire career giving a voice to people who feel voiceless," Roem said on the red carpet.
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The parallels are pretty clear: Trump, like Leave, is all about sticking it to the man, giving voice to the voiceless.
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That's the problem with being called a voice for the voiceless, whose exceptional status is related to what we call genius.
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When it comes to xenophobic actions that hurt the vulnerable and the voiceless, Trump has even more planned for this week.
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Yet we cannot give up hope, not least for the sake of the voiceless now and for the generations to come.
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President Trump, whether he realizes it or not, is not only the nation's leader, but also the voice of the voiceless.
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The voices of the historically voiceless remain unintelligible, even as every major news organization sends journalists and photographers to the border.
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Obreht's camel is a walking symbol for the voiceless, including displaced peoples and those whose bodies have been abused by owners.
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Yet he did not let this commitment to long-term solutions interfere with his determination to give voice to the voiceless.
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"The Canadians think that the women here are oppressed, that they're voiceless," he tells his wife, with no apparent self-awareness.
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"She dedicated her life to give voice to the voiceless, until the Syrian regime exiled her in the '80s," he said.
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He was elected to shred the dominant American culture and to give voice to those who felt voiceless in that culture.
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By listening only to male Muslim leaders, and particularly conservative clergy members, "Muslim women become voiceless and faceless persons," she said.
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A platform that allowed the voiceless to be heard also allowed trolls to broadcast bilious provocation at ear-splitting decibel levels.
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After letting down those good, brave -- and ignored -- women, I committed myself to taking the initiative to speak for the voiceless.
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My denomination, the United Church of Christ, has a long history of defending the voiceless, the mistreated, the least of these.
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Not only are the lovers unable to speak in a physiological sense, but their positions in society mean they are voiceless.
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I think traditionally when we've thought of the powerless, we've thought of minorities, or we've thought of people who feel voiceless.
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" Former Labour party leader Ed Miliband spoke about to the gathered crowd about "her legacy of giving a voice to the voiceless.
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His mastery of doctrine was equaled only by his conviction that law must aspire to justice, especially for the voiceless and vulnerable.
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In a major breakthrough, a team of European researchers has developed a high-tech solution to give a voice to the voiceless.
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The first season's main storyline is focused on the murder of Jason Blossom, a football player who remains a voiceless specter throughout.
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Incidents like these underscore why it is so important to have a voice for the voiceless on film and television production sets.
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Generally, they are voiceless — spoken for by Shore herself, or by her pro-Maidan interlocutors (who tend to characterize them as troglodytes).
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Music has often given a voice to the politically voiceless, and that is especially true of jazz, a quintessentially African-American genre.
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For all that, constituents are not voiceless in a democracy, and every once in a while they do score major legislative wins.
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Mr Subay says his figure is meant to stand for an entire country—vulnerable, voiceless—that no one seems to care about.
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To the Editor: I certainly understand how some people view abortion as murder and sincerely want to protect the innocent, voiceless unborn.
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Fashion is an industry that has depended on the toil of the powerless and the voiceless, and on keeping them that way.
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It's not uncommon to feel voiceless when faced with any kind of uncomfortable sexual scenario—even one that might feel mostly good.
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"I see this as amplifying, giving voice to the voiceless, disseminating injustices to the greater community, and creating understanding and solidarity," Atama said.
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" Dunham's acceptance of the job, Malek said, shows "really little self-awareness, indicates she doesn't listen to Syrian voices, that we are voiceless.
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"The President supports NDRC, Holder's efforts to address unfair gerrymandering practices that leave too many American voters feeling voiceless in the electoral process."
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He's also revealing his essence, which is that power—not giving voice to the voiceless middle, his preferred platitude—is what animates him.
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This Earth Day, we praise women who have championed the forgotten and voiceless among us by safeguarding ecosystems and animals and their habitats.
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" The philanthropist and Trump critic — who gained national attention for his disaster relief efforts — said that "Roma" gives "a voice to the voiceless.
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"One of the greatest things we get to do on this show is give voice to the voiceless," Borges told The Hollywood Reporter.
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I went from being a confident literature nerd hoping to earn a Ph.D. to a voiceless, slumped student who cowered behind her desk.
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My sister was a lawyer for them for several years, and I saw firsthand how hard they work to protect the vulnerable and voiceless.
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These women, who had once been rendered voiceless, are acquiring more agency simply through how we're questioning our own method of engaging with them.
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If the privileged among us don't give voiceless survivors a platform to speak out, are we toppling the patriarchy or just protecting our own?
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The situation, now and in the past, is that the minority and marginalized communities of this or any other country are often not voiceless.
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Welcome to your fax machine: okay this is a voiceless machine, but it would be a confusing device for the unacquainted to learn. 4.
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A stream of vaguely offensive jokes and throwaway thoughts, overused memes and overblown photos, tweets that are largely voiceless and indistinguishable from one another.
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Though she does not vocalize, Frau Rasch speaks on behalf of those voiceless souls in contemporary society who feel lost, purposeless, alone and unconnected.
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Three decades later, an immersive and engaging film adaptation directed by Francesco Rosi enshrined the book's underlying neorealist credo — giving voice to the voiceless.
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Phillips, a dog enthusiast, operates The Voiceless Dogs of Nassau, Bahamas Facebook page to bring awareness to the thousands of dogs roaming the streets.
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She has always fought for the voiceless and managed to overwhelm the old boys' network in order to get her work done in government.
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To satisfy this demand, Cummins tossed together American Dirt, a 'road thriller' that wears an I'm-giving-a-voice-to-the-voiceless-masses merkin.
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As a result, complaints often go unfiled, victims are rendered voiceless, and any legal recourse they might have had is quickly extinguished for good.
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The pro-life movement sees itself as championing the cause of social justice — as fighting for the rights of a voiceless, marginalized group of people.
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"The voiceless and the powerless are now raring to be heard ... their frustrations are being felt on a global scale," she said in a speech.
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The press has always served as a voice for the voiceless, and the black queer community will not be denied a voice this time around.
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The promise of the internet was that it was going to give voice to the voiceless, visibility to the invisible, and power to the powerless.
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As the goose, players waddle through gardens, backyards, and streets in an English village, messing with the faceless, voiceless residents they meet along the way.
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Nicole Kidman wrote a heartfelt, open letter to survivors of domestic violence for Porter magazine in an effort to lend her voice to the voiceless.
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She instilled in me and my sister, a deep sense of responsibility to advocate for the voiceless and vulnerable and to always fight for justice.
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It is the soundtrack of panicked young people who have been rendered voiceless by an inability to get education or participate in the country's economy.
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As a rape survivor, I know how powerful and voiceless I felt myself for a very, very long time, and the shame and the rage.
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The voiceless "Wall Fuck," meanwhile, is not an easy listen, but an agitated one, beginning with menacing drums and growing more and more anxious throughout.
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As an epithet it feels oddly satisfying, front-loaded with those nice sharp voiceless velar stops, and then dropping away into a mumbly wombly mush.
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And when I started hearing from other women, thousands of them, they said two things: First, thank you for being a voice for the voiceless.
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Though aware of the need to stand up for the powerless and voiceless, Tara and Karan also end up becoming complicit in their own silencing.
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She was an artist enamored with color and the nuances of cultural identity, focusing on themes of migration and the struggles of usually voiceless populations.
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Sustento's long hair flows down his back and rays of light shoot from his head, the words "Justice for the voiceless" painted across his throat.
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They shared a view that the internet would be a platform to level the playing field in news and give a voice to the voiceless.
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I believe in adding a voice to the voiceless, and there are times that this, of course, will contradict the policies of the powers that be.
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"Her heart shined like the stars, and she had dreams of fighting for the voiceless and protecting women's rights," her friend said on the GoFundMe page.
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"I was feeling lost and floundering, overwhelmed by a city that was forcing me to realize just how aimless and voiceless I was feeling," she explains.
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Through their art, they attempt to give voice to the voiceless, to humanize the ones we try to keep out, and to erase what divides us.
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For today, the voiceless have spoken, and they were heard from one side of the country to the other, and in every corner of the globe.
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" A 1980 profile in the Los Angeles Times on a device called the Canon Communicator proclaimed, "Electronic Help for the Handicapped: The Voiceless Break Their Silence.
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In the next gallery is Shouting in Whispers (2017), a series of screenprints bearing feminist quotes, which continues Cammock's mission of giving voice to the voiceless.
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Joining the ensemble Alarm Will Sound, the acclaimed Irish folk singer Iarla O Lionaird portrays Nicholson and the soprano Katherine Manley the voice of the voiceless.
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We also discussed how we could use our platform, provided to us by being professional athletes in the N.F.L., to speak for those who are voiceless.
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They are voiceless so that they can be fitting vessels for the physical and emotional labor necessary to keep the cruel systems that oppress them intact.
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The key division is not between left and right, but between those who embrace the new globalized, technocratic world, and those who feel dispossessed and voiceless.
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It allows millions of people to go to work everyday, bringing stories to life that can make our world better or give voice to the voiceless.
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Rose vowed to see the trial through, side-by-side with other women he's allegedly harmed ... all in hopes of giving a voice to the voiceless.
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And as the story was told and retold, Cinderella moved back and forth between being the active author of her own fate and a passive, voiceless doll.
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That tendency, as he said, has led to a democracy in which the most extreme voices get attention, and one in which the average person feel voiceless.
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He also promised he would do anything to help the animals that helped him be heard, since they were "voiceless" in a way he could relate to.
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But I think the greatest gift that it's given me and many of us in this room is the opportunity to use our voice for the voiceless.
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In my mind hardcore should be a voice for the voiceless and a place for progress, but I'm just a hoe so who's gonna listen to me.
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" The star told reporters at the Toronto Film Festival, "My personal discomfort is nothing compared to being a voice for people who feel absolutely voiceless and powerless.
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Photo: GettyOver the years, tech companies have found a convenient scapegoat for some of their most egregious mistakes in a voiceless part of their operations—their algorithms.
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I will never stop sharing, and I will try to educate as much as I can for the voiceless and for people who didn't get my treatment.
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Meek, who is still on probation, said there's a lot of statutes and laws that don't make sense ... and he's there to give the voiceless a voice.
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Through its big eared hero the film's menagerie of misfits see an innocence that reminds them to stand up for the voiceless against a cruel status quo.
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The nameless, voiceless, topless women — whose lithe bodies at once symbolize Rick's existential quest and distract him from it — might as well be premium-cable eye candy.
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When supported by the right policies, such as preventing gatekeepers from controlling conversations online, our networks have proven to be megaphones that give voice to the voiceless.
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In season 6 of Orange is the New Black, repeated acts of violence became a crucial conduit of carrying the show's central message forward: The prisoners are voiceless.
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"Traditionally, when we've thought of the powerless, we've thought of minorities or people who feel voiceless," Polgreen said on the latest episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka.
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"Because of you, the people in southern West Virginia will have another voiceless representative that supports legislation that hurts our working-class citizens," he said, addressing the president.
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Read more: In Sudan, the #JusticeForNoura campaign gave a voice to the voiceless Hussein's family has been repeatedly threatened and intimidated since she killed her husband in 2017.
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Obama wants to support the committee's "efforts to address unfair gerrymandering practices that leave too many American voters feeling voiceless in the electoral process," spokesman Kevin Lewis said.
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They should push against the grain, and give voice to the voiceless the powerless and the whispers of truth that haunt the apostles of unchecked power and wealth.
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" Cash said, "I don't think you can play basketball, have a platform that we have and not be able to be a voice for people that are voiceless.
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That prompted a response from a supporter and civil rights advocate who described Ms. Harris as a "voice for the voiceless and vulnerable," when she was a prosecutor.
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Since August 5, Pakistan has taken the voice of the voiceless Kashmiri man, woman and child to every forum and raised it with every leader through every channel.
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It's great stuff, the sort of promo CM Punk in his "voice of the voiceless" years might've cut, except more generous to the fans and less self-involved.
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Her legacy is one that encourages us to keep up the fight for the most vulnerable and voiceless — and she deserves to be honored in the U.S. Capitol.
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That's not the case with the voiceless, mostly poor, immigrants that Mr. Trump, and his emerging nemesis in the G.O.P., Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, have sought to vilify.
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"Who will speak for the voiceless victims, silenced by an aggressor who claims he wasn't an aggressor but is protected by a flawed law?" said Democrat Representative Bobby Dubose.
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Today is the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation, and the time is way overdue to stand up for the voiceless and criminalize this horrific practice.
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"Every time I talk about sexual violence, I want to puke, but my personal discomfort is nothing compared to what the people feel who are voiceless," Ms. Union said.
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Golf also gave me a platform to take the pain that I endured and turn it into being a voice for other survivors who have at times felt voiceless.
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They give a voice to people who are voiceless, not only in traditional mainstream media, but within the white corporate feminism that persistently occupies popular conversation about contemporary feminism.
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But the unique privilege of this office is to use this platform to give a voice to the voiceless, to fight the burning injustices that still scar our society.
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It was a list of grievances shared by any any right-thinking pro wrestling fan, a fact which buoyed CM Punk's claim to be the voice of the voiceless.
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When I hear these stories, I think of my own youth as a person who was voiceless, not because I could not speak, but because they would not listen.
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When I hear these stories, I think of my own youth as a person who was voiceless, not because I could not speak, but because they would not listen.
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I found photography a few months after these exorcisms, and the medium quickly became a light and vehicle for self expression at a time when I felt totally voiceless.
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The law gives a voice to the voiceless, it protects the oppressed from the powerful and it defends the rights of all people, regardless of gender, sexuality or religion.
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As Senator Harris has written and said before, she became a prosecutor to give the job a perspective it had sorely lacked: a voice for the voiceless and vulnerable.
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It means drug dealers and people who commit domestic and sexual violence are free to exploit a voiceless class of victims; such criminals become a threat to us all.
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I think there's actually a much larger group of people who feel kind of voiceless right now, and it includes significant numbers of people who voted for Donald Trump.
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History has demonstrated that artworks hold power — they are consolidated vessels of perspective, they give voice to the voiceless, they can be a cry in a room of silent compliance.
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When Davis took the podium in Los Angeles she wanted to give a voice to the voiceless, those women of the Me Too movement that still need to be heard.
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It also points to a world online where sheer coincidence—and tech companies' willingness to bend over backwards for important brands—can render you completely voiceless on the major platforms.
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The accommodation under attack in Zubik—release from the contraceptive mandate upon filling out a form, or sending a letter—was not haphazardly imposed on voiceless nuns by vengeful bureaucrats.
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"I think there's a much larger group of people who feel kind of voiceless right now," she continued, and it includes significant numbers of people who voted for Donald Trump.
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Despite the threat of violence or abduction for her and her family, Hoja says she feels obligated to keep speaking out and working to raise awareness for the "voiceless" Uyghur.
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We have always been the party of the hard-working, the voiceless and the downtrodden, but by upholding the privileges of superdelegates, we are betraying the people we fight for.
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" (NIV) That verse closely ties into the rest of her bio, which says, "Love greatly, be a voice for the voiceless, and always stand up for what you believe in.
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There is a long and ugly history of defining people struggling with mental health issues by their diagnosis that has left many voiceless, with no control over their own lives.
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"We're not going anywhere — Julián will keep being a voice for the voiceless, and a champion for the Americans who have been left behind," Rupert said in a statement Friday.
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For many liberals, the outcome of the election has filled them with a crippling sense of helplessness and horror; despite taking action, they feel essentially voiceless in their own country.
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The key fault line today is not between left and right but between those who welcome a more globalized, technocratic world, and those who feel left out, dispossessed and voiceless.
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Like Katherine Boo, I don't believe journalists "give voice to the voiceless" — everyone has a voice, and one of the best things we can offer is our ability to listen.
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Youtube user Mr. King gave his voice to the voiceless robot, creating an exhausted, frustrated voiceover that perfectly captures the worldview of a robot who's day to day involves constant bullying.
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"I think the greatest gift that it's given me, any of us in this room, is the opportunity to use our voices for the voiceless," he said during his acceptance speech.
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I believe that the ability to help others who are marginalized, disenfranchised and voiceless is an important pursuit, and I remain committed to the cause of Christ beyond pettiness and politics.
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Social media benefits society by giving a voice and microphone to those who might otherwise be voiceless, but this same benefit becomes a liability in the hands of a sophisticated adversary.
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But, I know she places opportunities in my path that will continue to fill in that void, that yearning to tell the stories of the poor, the less fortunate, the voiceless.
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The fireworks and celebratory revelry have given way to simmering rage and visceral demonstrations protesting the death of the voiceless; the annihilation of the helpless; and the extermination of the powerless.
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"I have visited so many different countries and have seen the great work UNICEF is doing and to give a voice to the voiceless is a big no brainer," Moore explained.
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We're here to speak for the people again, to give a voice to the voiceless, to report, to tell what's going on in our neighborhoods and how we're affected by it.
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"I don't think you can play basketball, have a platform that we have, and not be able to be a voice for people that are voiceless," Cash said at the time.
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Mexico's poor, marginalized, and forgotten had elected a man who would truly represent them: a plain-talking, frugally living southerner who would stamp out corruption and give voice to the voiceless.
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And yet, support groups are rare and the relatively small research community has only recently begun to make significant headway in improving the lot of a largely fragmented and voiceless population.
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"Nancy Pelosi is a woman of faith, a loving wife, a mother of five, a grandmother of nine, a sophisticated strategist, a legendary legislator, a voice for the voiceless," said Jeffries.
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Another recent multiplayer shooter, Apex Legends, allows players to communicate via a system of "pings" — voiceless, graphical commands that both break through language barriers and limit opportunities for in-game harassment.
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The murder of the Roma and disabled is sidelined: Cesarani is too good a historian to omit this from his narrative, but these victims remain voiceless, with no witness testimony cited.
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"When I was growing up, my mother and I felt voiceless and invisible, but she made sure I knew that on Election Day we were powerful," she said during her speech.
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But Fazili, who moved to Serbia, will nevertheless remain voiceless at a German film festival next week, when his work will be screened but he cannot attend due to his refugee status.
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In any event, the ICC's purpose is to bring justice to voiceless victims, not to let the powerful off the hook, be they from Africa or any other part of the world.
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Narratively, devoting some scenes to Caputo makes sense: He's the sole component of the MCC monolith who actually acknowledges the prisoners' humanity, who actively works to amplify the voices of the voiceless.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Stripped of his Bahraini citizenship and living in London exile, rights activist Sayed Ahmed AlWadaei says he speaks for the hundreds of opposition figures made voiceless by imprisonment back home.
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As a consequence, they will be voiceless as their compatriots go to the polls on June 23rd in a referendum with more lasting significance for their country's future than any general election.
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"This season we are giving a voice to the voiceless, especially to the people who have lost their lives to police brutality," Brooks told Vanity Fair at the show's NYC premiere party.
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CHUCK D: If you say that you love hip-hop, the question should be that since it's been the voice of the voiceless ... do you love the people that it comes from?
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But Beth Alexander, one of the center's lawyers who argued the Gallatin case in court, said the problem had not received much attention until recently because its victims were powerless and voiceless.
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"The United States will remain committed to helping the voiceless, the hungry, the displaced, and the orphaned receive the humanitarian aid they require to survive no matter where they live," Pompeo said.
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With View-Through, poetry is a tool for external change, too, a way to challenge bias, give voice to the voiceless, and place a marginalized community in the realm of imagination and poetics.
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" Similarly, Microsoft's 2014 Super Bowl ad featuring former NFL player Steve Gleason, who lost the ability to speak due to ALS, contends the Microsoft Surface Pro tablet has "given voice to the voiceless.
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This week, the singer insisted she was performing to "be a voice for the voiceless" despite endless Twitter pundits claiming her slot was an attempt to cash in and revive a flagging career.
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"The killing of Harambe 3 months ago today reminds us to be a voice for the voiceless," Stein said in a widely shared tweet, with a picture and a link to a statement.
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"I was honored by and conscious of the immense responsibility I held—the duty to protect those who were the most vulnerable and voiceless members of our society," Harris writes in her book.
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Adding further insult, the New York Times reports that many fitness trainers work as freelancers, and don't have employer-sponsored health insurance for when they develop vocal nodules, or wake up voiceless someday.
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I wrote this book because we know that when people are rendered voiceless in their own country, you either get revolution or you get massive alienation, neither of which is healthy in a democracy.
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"How long can the hierarchy sustain the credibility of a God who wants things this way, who wants a Church where women are invisible and voiceless in Church leadership?" she said in her address.
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As they've done for years, UNICEF is hustling for the voiceless and vulnerable and hopes to get influential governments to adopt an action agenda they see as necessary for protecting refugee and migrant children.
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"We always told ourselves that if we were successful, we were building a tool to give a voice to the voiceless," Kayvon Beykpour, co-founder and chief executive of Periscope, said in an interview.
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" On the internet transition: "As such a big market and really as the inventors of the internet I'm a little surprised that we seem to be essentially voiceless in the governance of that activity.
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In this political climate, I'm starting to notice that the actual people whose life's work is to genuinely attempt to give a voice to the voiceless are not concerned about being lauded as demigods.
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"I stand here today to give a voice to the voiceless, those detainees who have been physically and psychologically tortured, sitting there for years without trial, denied visits, phone calls, medical aid," she said.
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Six months after that first series of exorcisms, I found photography as a way to share my voice when I felt voiceless, to express my joy and pain when I had no other outlets.
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For "Animals Strike Curious Poses" speaks of and for the voiceless hordes with whom we share the earth, shows us how we make sense of them and, crucially, how they make sense for us.
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But for the poor, the oppressed, the voiceless, or even the tortured or the families of the dead, scoring meetings with lawmakers or airing grievances in the nation's capital is a far more daunting assignment.
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Though the premise sounds macabre, the approach is more a lush dreamlike mystery, with the voiceless hand searching for the young boy who lost it and flashing back to memories when it was still attached.
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The whole thing is almost too easy to turn into a metaphor for the contemporary human condition: humiliated, voiceless, competing for the largesse of corporations, and broadcast on social media for the world to see.
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Chella Phillips, who runs the dog rescue The Voiceless Dogs of Nassau, Bahamas, has opened up her doors to nearly 100 animals to protect them from the storm, she shared in a Facebook post Sunday.
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It was love, then, that drove him to create the film, though love of a very different sort emerged as the narrative unfolded: a bond between people who face similar prejudices or feel collectively voiceless.
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It also influences our perception of animal and plant life — the "vulnerable, voiceless creatures, pushed to the margins, whose dignity is radically inconvenient for human beings who have power over them," as Mr. Camosy writes.
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He has not thought enough about the fact that Finn is left effectively voiceless; he seemed not to spot that audiences are confused when they leave the theater over something that required a simple resolution.
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An outsourced army of voiceless workers who are tasked with moderating at high speed the very worst stuff that's uploaded to Facebook — exposing themselves to psychological stress, emotional trauma and worse, per multiple media reports.
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"Our goal is to give a voice to the voiceless, to draw up the portrait of an invisible France, the one you don't see in political parties," Macron said in a video message posted on Facebook.
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The more we're asked to buy into fictional representations of women as voiceless beings with no independence from the men around them, the more likely we are to believe that real women lack autonomy and independence.
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These stories are the voices of those who were, within a social and cultural context, so often voiceless; they're women's whispered desires and fears, neatly wrapped up in fantastical narratives filled with sex, violence and humour.
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And like it or not, Trump does, as Springsteen notes, understand how to not only talk to this group but convince them that he is their champion, that he is a voice for the previously voiceless.
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Positioned by Fox Searchlight as a story about giving a voice to the voiceless, "The Shape of Water" collected Oscars for best picture, Mr. del Toro's directing, Alexandre Desplat's score and Paul Denham Austerberry's production design.
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This has been illustrated time and time again, from calls to "protect the most vulnerable in society" (what about the vulnerability of women?), to "speak for the voiceless" (what about the voices and experiences of women
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"When I tried to be an effective member of the community, I saw that I was voiceless," said Newton, whose expectations of getting his rights restored were dashed when the rules changed under a new administration.
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The 35-year-old is the founding director of the group Fremtiden er Vegansk (The Future Is Vegan), and an active member of animal rights organizations Anonymous for the Voiceless, Go Vegan, and Direct Action Everywhere.
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Lucky that I'm here, lucky that I'm standing next to Marc, lucky that I get to be a part of this foundation, lucky that we get to be a voice tonight for the voiceless and just lucky.
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When he was cast in the role of Edgar on FXX's darkly amusing comedy You're the Worst, actor Desmin Borges knew the part came with a big responsibility: giving, as he puts it, voice to the voiceless.
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Details: "The Meaning of Hope: The Best of the Morehouse College Martin Luther King, Jr. Collection," opened this weekend at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta, in the Voice to the Voiceless gallery.
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I'm grateful to live and work in a country where people are eager to stand up for the rights and privileges of others, to give a voice to the voiceless, to defend the weak from the bullies.
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What I've been learning is that the inclusivity, the collaboration, and the solidarity of voices coming together to become stronger — and also through lending support to the voiceless — is where the power and possibility of change lies.
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She described him as a soul-stirring preacher who extended his ministry as "a voice for the voiceless" to his work in the South Carolina Legislature, where he served first in the House and then the Senate.
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Except that will never happen because Jim, who is obsessed with this sleeping, voiceless woman, decides that he is in love with her ("She speaks to me!" he tells Arthur, after reading her work.) and wakes her up.
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"How long can the hierarchy sustain the credibility of a God who wants things this way, who wants a Church where women are invisible and voiceless in Church leadership?" she said at a conference in Rome in March.
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Throughout the film I isolated four speech sounds used by the heptapods:dramatic violinsome sort of trill[q], the voiceless uvular stoplawnmowerFor comparison, the human languages with the smallest (reported) phonological inventories are Pirahã (10) and Central Rotokas (11).
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The voiceless gained a voice, sparking the violent and centuries-long turmoil of the Reformation, the Counter-Reformation, and the Thirty Years' War, the sort of existential fractures we seem to be teetering on the verge of ourselves.
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"I told myself, I told God the moment that I got out of my situation and got back, feet on the ground, I would participate in being a voice for the voiceless," the rapper said in his speech.
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Clinton should vow to be a voice for the voiceless and champion of those who are hurting, hungry, jobless, anxious and angry about a world economy that can be heartless and a system that is rigged against them.
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"She is determined to make sure that all New Yorkers have the opportunity to reach their potential," the senator's website explains, "and she has consistently been a voice for the voiceless across New York and all around the country."
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" Former President Clinton was also in attendance, hailing Cummings as the consummate American Dream story who used his legal and political powers to defend countless people — "many of whom were voiceless and weak and will probably never be known.
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Ms Franklin knew that she had a voice on the political stage, too, and whether she was singing for black empowerment on "Young, Gifted and Black" or for Elton John's AIDS Foundation, her tremendous voice spoke for the voiceless.
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And they took it, again and again: The complaint throughout the primary's denouement from Sanders supporters has been that they were voiceless, that they were ignored and not given the attention and platforms that Clinton and her supporters got.
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But it really is the head alone, apart from anything else, that makes this game—it's simply never not fun jetting your voiceless dome from point A to point B, dodging all manner of deadly things as you soar.
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"I told myself, I told God the moment that I got out of my situation and got back, feet on the ground, I would participate in being a voice for the voiceless," the rapper said in his speech Tuesday.
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But Springer's shock TV is mostly framed by class: he provides a forum for people—primarily Christian, sub-working-class people, struggling with drugs or other shit that gets them high, like misogyny and racism—who feel voiceless elsewhere.
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Though it is about a marginalized group, it does not become a savior narrative that "gives voice to the voiceless," nor a trite "imagine yourself in their shoes" moralistic spiel, or a "touch them, they're just like us" embarrassment.
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For the pro-lifer, there is no clearer instance of the marginalized, the voiceless, and the vulnerable than in the womb — and no more profound source of wonder at the limitless possibilities that human life is capable of achieving.
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We march for those in our family tree who could not vote, we march for the protection of young women, which my granddaughter will be sooner than later; we march for the poor and the powerless, the voiceless and the voter!
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But it's just a voiceless interlude and a needed break from the noise; an obvious set up for a high person to go staring off into space and not realizing they're doing it until somebody from Sleep starts howling again.
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However, I would happily hop on a plane to Washington again if I were invited to sit down and talk through other issues that will help the disenfranchised, marginalized and voiceless, like I did on at our meeting this week.
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The social responsibility of photography is to give a voice to the voiceless, shed light on issues we wouldn't otherwise see, and preserve a visual account of historical happenings with the added intent of preventing certain events from repeating themselves.
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French Women Really Know What It Is to Be Voiceless (A mime desperately tries to break out of a glass box.) Escargot For some reason, celebrated French women keep making tone-deaf statements challenging the existence of harassment and abuse.
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North Korea absent its nuclear weapons renders the regime voiceless, sweeps the solid foundation of intimidation and bluster from underneath Kim's feet, and reduces its relevance to U.S. strategic interests and as an impediment to veritable peace in the region.
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"It's a huge victory for each one of the actors who are ... putting their own struggle out there through the film, being the voice of the voiceless, each one with his own story and own struggle and own problems," she said.
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"Every day I wake up and play a brilliant, complex, overqualified, get-it-done woman, who obsessively fights for justice, who cares, who gives a voice to the voiceless, who gets knocked down and always gets backed up," the women say.
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Islamist groups, under these circumstances, are likely to rise to the occasion, claim to be the voice of the voiceless, and find legitimacy because of the repressive environment — and Qatar and Turkey's support for Islamist actors will surely boost their influence.
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The condition is invisible because it distastefully involves sex, odor and private body parts, and because victims tend to live in impoverished countries and already have three strikes against them: They're poor, rural and female, and thus voiceless and marginalized.
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Sunil Gupta: In the 80s, when I was finding that men had no speech about [being queer] and they were voiceless or in the closet, but were able to have a lot of public sex, women had a relatively opposite experience.
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"We're thrilled to see the first anti-cruelty statute in American history signed into law and applaud President Trump and the Congress for providing the voiceless with a level of protection never seen before," said Marty Irby, the group's executive director.
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As I listened to Oprah talk about the many women who are "empowered enough to tell their own personal stories," I thought of these powerless, voiceless girls who spent the weekend in the dark dungeon of a lonely cell in Africa.
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Typically a voiceless group in state policymaking, teachers across West Virginia have leveraged, over the last two weeks, their scant numbers (less than 22,000) to fight for increased pay, stabilization of benefits and the maintenance of high standards for teacher credentialing.
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" I think Iron Man 3 should get a particular shout-out here for featuring a scene where a character enters a sweatshop of niqabi women, who are voiceless, 'frees' them, and then says, "Yes, you're free, if you weren't before.
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Image 2 of 2 NEW ORLEANS – Former first lady Michelle Obama said Friday her upcoming memoir "Becoming" is a "re-humanization effort" that shares the "ordinariness of a very extraordinary story" that she hopes will give voice to people who feel voiceless.
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WASHINGTON — Nameless, faceless and voiceless, the C.I.A. officer who first triggered the greatest threat to President Trump's tenure in office seemed to be practically the embodiment of the "deep state" that the president has long accused of trying to take him down.
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He was probably the most generous person that I know and always very much concerned about the quiet person in the room or the person who was misunderstood and that extended to his art and his activism for the voiceless, the animals.
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Many of Mexico&aposs voiceless, impoverished indigenous people see Patricio as a way to assert their own voice in politics in a country where they have long voted in blocs, controlled by local leaders who trade their support to the ruling party.
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Meek kicked things off by recounting his harrowing story of being jailed for 5 months on a petty probation violation, and says there are countless people caught up in the system who are voiceless ... for whom he now wants to speak and fight.
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But, once again, I think the purpose of trying to make a difference in the lives of people that are marginalized and voiceless is so much bigger than personal attack and political ideology, and that&aposs why I went in the first place.
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Although Stratmann's academic narrative style is on the dry side, there's fire in her sociological thesis that poison murder was a "secret" crime, the chosen method of voiceless women, children and servants — those who had no legal power within the Victorian patriarchal system.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Migrant Children, Voiceless in Court" (editorial, March 8): The specter of a young child being ushered into immigration court alone is one that violates the principles of fairness and due process that are the foundation of meaningful justice.
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Though the march's slogan, "a voice for the voiceless," refers to what participants characterize as unborn children, it might well double for the participants themselves, many of whom see their values and their faith as at odds with an increasingly secular culture.
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The girl-dog thing sounds all too cute, but Kelly's nuanced embodiment of this voiceless character, moving with the skittishness of an abused stray, avoids any trace of cheap pathos and instead significantly shapes the bleak portrait of this starving, futureless family.
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However, our principles can and should have a broader application, because the heart of this movement is defending the most voiceless and vulnerable of living beings, and that ethic of care and compassion is needed in many other parts of our society.
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Congresswomen who spoke with us also said they see themselves as bringing distinctive perspectives to the work they do by placing issues related to women's lives on the congressional agenda and being a voice for the voiceless in the halls of Congress.
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Social media benefits society by giving a voice and microphone to those who might otherwise be voiceless, but this same benefit becomes a liability in the hands of a sophisticated adversary with a deep budget for paying English-speaking trolls to pose as Americans.
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"Everyone chose their own kind of cause that they wanted to donate to, but we were all on the page of how can we use what we're doing to take a stand on a lot of stuff we feel voiceless about right now," Perez says.
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The rapper, Babacar Niang, known simply as Matador, the 40-year-old voice of the voiceless and one of the pioneers of African rap, emerged from the oft-flooded Thiaroye slum of Dakar to become the godfather of the underground hip-hop scene here.
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Either way, she didn't seem worried; her missions are much bigger, taking conservatism further right and hoping to become the voice not just of aggrieved college students who feel voiceless in liberal-leaning institutions, but to affect that kind of change for the Republican party itself.
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The comedian lays out a compelling case for why Apu's fan base should disavow him: He was created by a room of white men solely to mock first-generation Indian immigrants running convenience stores, an easy and voiceless target that couldn't necessarily fight back against that representation.
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As a society on the verge of having to cope with unimaginable losses to human life, we should treat the Weinstein news as a harbinger of things to come, and as an opportunity to speak for those who are essentially voiceless and are directly in harm's way.
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In a 22-minute address, Mr. Johnson described the Council as "the voice for the voiceless, the champions of the most vulnerable," vowed to back his colleagues — going through all 50 by first name — and ended with a story of coming out to his Irish Catholic grandfather.
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Patrick Frost, who coached at Barry's Bootcamp, gave a harrowing anecdote about waking up voiceless some mornings as a result of teaching 22 classes a week; he later learned he'd developed vocal polyps with some hemorrhaging, and left Barry's for a quieter, less shout-y job.
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Go to college, get an M.F.A. in creative writing, write about something Asian or Asian-American, be picked up by a New York publishing industry hungry for the next hot multicultural commodity and the next voice for the voiceless, a term which has indeed been used to describe me.
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On Tuesday night, the Detroit Free Press editorial board called on Conyers to resign; "He should resign his position and allow the investigation into his behavior to unfold without the threat that it would render him, and the people he now represents, effectively voiceless," the editorial board wrote.
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But as he noted when he addressed the New Orleans Council on this matter two years ago, many people, including African-Americans, who were voiceless when the city stocked its plazas and thoroughfares with monuments to white supremacy have voices now and deserve to be heard on this matter.
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Yet when I pointed out the obvious to Mr. von Trier — that it's easier for the powerful, even a privileged filmmaker like him, to say everything should be permitted, and that the powerless of course are already often voiceless and struggle to be heard — we reached another impasse.
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And later this year, Google plans to use this same technology (in a voiceless, less creepy-seeming manner) to let you order the Assistant to buy movie tickets or reserve a rental car on the mobile web — a process that tends to be cumbersome and involve filling in lots of forms.
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I must be clear in the following statement: My race, country of origin, wealth (though small, it's greater than that of the vast majority of people in the world), my access to "things," my religion -- none of these privileges entitles me to the children of the poor, voiceless and underprivileged.
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And it's why when she kneels beside him in the courtroom, even though she thinks her job — and maybe her career, and maybe her purpose in life — is to be a loud and unreserved voice for the voiceless, she tries, in those moments, to listen as much as she speaks.
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Her books and writing cover a vast amount of human existence, but a common thread in her work — and a focus of her upcoming memoir, Recollections of My Nonexistence — is what it means to be voiceless, ignored, and treated as an unreliable witness to the events of your own life.
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"We're thrilled to see the first anti-cruelty statute in American history signed into law and applaud President Trump for providing the voiceless with a level of protection never seen before," Marty Irby, executive director at Animal Wellness Action, who was present at the signing, said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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" MELINDA GATES, CO-CHAIR OF THE BILL AND MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION, IN LAUNCHING AN $80 MLN DATA INITIATIVE - "If advocacy for women and girls is about giving voice to the voiceless - gathering and analyzing data is about making the invisible visible ... We cannot close the gender gap without closing the data gap.
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However, I would happily hop on a plane to Washington again if I were invited to sit down and talk through other issues that will help the disenfranchised, marginalized and voiceless... The president expressed to us that he is concerned about the incredible challenges our prisoners and former prisoners face under the current system.
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Maqsood Ahmad, 49, a former cabdriver who owns Little Lahore, a restaurant on Crosby Street next to the gas station that has sold Pakistani cuisine to a mostly cabby clientele for two decades, believes gas stations have evaporated unchecked in part because their most loyal clients are working-class immigrants who often feel voiceless.
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"To dare to make history when you are young, when you are a minority, when you are working, or nonworking class, when you are voiceless in society, takes courage," Rollins said on the occasion of a survey show at the Frye Art Museum in 2010, reminiscing about the beginnings of his collaboration with KOS.
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She did answer a question about her history as a prosecutor, and had a message that no doubt appeals to most Americans: that "as a prosecutor, my duty was to seek and make sure that the most vulnerable and voiceless among us are protected," that she was also a reformer of a broken system.
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"She has been a goodwill ambassador for UNICEF since 2013, she has traveled the world advocating for the rights and needs of children, she has visited some of the poorest places on Earth and lent her voice to kids who would otherwise be voiceless from remote villages to Vietnam and Madagascar," Clinton said about Perry's work with the organization.
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" Clinton added of Perry's work with the organization:"She has been a goodwill ambassador for UNICEF since 2013, she has traveled the world advocating for the rights and needs of children, she has visited some of the poorest places on Earth and lent her voice to kids who would otherwise be voiceless from remote villages to Vietnam and Madagascar.
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Yes, the money I spent would be claimed by unforgivably repressive governments; yes, my very presence might be taken to be an endorsement of those tyrannies and might even help them stay in power; yet tourists like myself would be the only source of information, possibility, even solace that many voiceless and oppressed souls might encounter.
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As I fretfully consider our current political and cultural climate, and as I think about books that re-inscribe and circle around a female absence, I wonder if we—as readers, writers, consumers and publishers—are scrambling for narratives that mark this voiceless-ness, narratives that make visible, by focusing on her absence, the woman we need to see.
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John E. ColbertArroyo Seco, N.M. To the Editor: Until Tuesday's meeting in the Oval Office, I had thought that antiquities from Egypt were mostly housed in museums, but then I saw the sphinx-like figure sitting next to Donald Trump and realized that the United States has its own voiceless, stoic sphinx: Vice President Mike Pence.
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The use of my film as evidence against Mr. Tashi gets at the heart of one of the thorniest issues that can plague foreign journalists: How do we justify instances when our work — aimed at giving voice to the voiceless and holding the powerful to account — ends up putting its subjects at risk or in danger?
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In practice this means that 22020 million of our fellow citizens have been denied a democratic form of government for more than a century and are voiceless in Washington even though they pay federal taxes and have served in every major U.S. military engagement since World War I. This solemn anniversary should compel Washington lawmakers to act.
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"My entire career has been spent making needed reforms and fighting for those who too often are voiceless -- from young people arrested for the first time and getting them jobs instead of jail, to grieving black mothers who wanted justice for their child's murder as the system ignored their pain," said Harris in a statement accompanying the policy release.
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And I'm really hopeful that we will put in place structures so that some of the things that have happened to a lot of us don't happen to the next generation of young, voiceless, scared people who don't feel like they can speak up for themselves for fear of not just getting fired, but of never being hired ever again.
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