"Anyone who has been victimized can speak up, should speak up and will be protected to speak up," de Blasio said.
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It's hard to speak up — to have courage to speak up.
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" Heard concluded her #GirlGaze video with a powerful message: "Speak up, speak up.
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If you're afraid to speak up, feel the fear — and speak up anyway.
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Nor does it allow a safe space for other victims who are scared to speak up, speak up.
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Actually, all of the women should speak up, and if you're touched inappropriately, tell somebody and speak up about it.
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Speak up on social media and IRL If you're passionate about the environment, this is the time to speak up.
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I intend to speak up when I disagree with Republicans, and I intend to speak up when I disagree with Democrats.
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We're especially working on a speak-up culture project; how do you measure who is afraid to speak up about what and why?
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And we've got to get companies to speak up, but speak up in a way that is educating, as opposed to just lobbying.
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Now, I speak up when I don't feel happy or comfortable, and in turn, I've opened the door to make other young Black models speak up too.
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Not everyone has the same opportunities or is blessed with the same circumstances, so America needs our to speak up for those who can't speak up for themselves.
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It would be one thing for a private citizen to speak up about a criminal investigation, but it's quite another for the target of the investigation to speak up.
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"Even if I was injured, though, I'd still go out, because if we don't speak up now, it will be harder for us to speak up in the future," she said.
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Does anyone have ... please, anyone, speak up on that.
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Climate ____ My feminist mother taught me to speak up.
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Another is being able to speak up about issues without fearing retaliation – a "speak up" culture – and last is the perception of whether management is abusive towards employees through language or actions.
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I'm here today because I'm here to speak up for my Muslim brothers and sisters because when they [the Trump administration] come after me, they can come and speak up for me.
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"I hope #thisisourlane hashtag will inspire a movement of not only physicians to speak up for common sense gun control, but for everyone to speak up to advocate for necessary change," she said.
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If you're willing to speak up and galvanize and evangelize.
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And enabling you to speak up and guard your space.
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Or I tried to speak up and I was punished.
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He believes his fame is an obligation to speak up.
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But other women, like Li Xiaoping, want to speak up.
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Hailing from Slovenia, she could speak up for other immigrants.
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And remember, it is never too late to speak up.
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But it was important for him to speak up publicly.
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But if you're missing a head, you can't speak up.
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Facebook workers should speak up about their company, right now.
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"It [the reading time] made me speak up," he says.
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Speak up and send a few Pinterest boards their way.
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"They should be glorifying kids who speak up," she said.
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You can speak up when you see bigotry in public.
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But before you speak up, decide what you care about.
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So if it's important to you, speak up about it.
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This is a natural place for him to speak up.
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The royals have a message: It's okay to speak up.
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Speak up for yourself but make it fashion, you know?
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"I think it's about how you speak up," he says.
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I guess I have no choice but to speak up.
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When you speak up, you're giving someone else a voice.
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Any Republican patriots in Congress who will speak up now?
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These people are bound to speak up, speak their mind.
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But at those words, it was time to speak up.
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Why doesn't the Prime Minister speak up when this happens?
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"We see a time for young people to speak up."
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If you don't speak up, your boss will keep pushing.
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Take the 'Speak Up for Civility' pledge from Teaching Tolerance.
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The country came together to speak up forcefully to power.
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So, she is working hard to speak up and persist.
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Then you certainly have to speak up and say something.
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Our patients count on us to speak up for them.
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If artists aren't going to speak up then who will?
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I can't tell you why I started to speak up.
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"We have to be brave and speak up," she said.
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Speak up for Muslims being "randomly selected" at airports. 84.
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She doesn't want people to be afraid to speak up.
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If scientists don't speak up for themselves politically, who will?
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"So for me, that's even more reason to speak up."
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Next time speak up, keep the phone down, and #justdrive.
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So, here's how to encourage your employees to speak up.
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"Somebody has to step out and speak up," he said.
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Speak up, even if they call you strident or shrill.
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There are different ways to encourage everyone to speak up.
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Why did E. Jean finally speak up about President Trump?
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He's right, that's what happens is women don't speak up.
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If I do speak up, could I do so anonymously?
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Why do victims often not speak up against their abusers?
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It's a great way to remind girls to speak up.
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"Speak up as much as your courage allows," she said.
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But things are slowly changing, as more farmers speak up.
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If it's just more jokes then, yes, do speak up.
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And when I don't agree with them I speak up.
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After the picture went viral, scientists began to speak up.
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I feel that fire to speak up and help others.
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It takes strength to speak up and ask for help.
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They'll always say that he didn't speak up soon enough.
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On Twitter, people are sharing why they didn't speak up.
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What are the chances you will ever speak up again?
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Good for The Times for encouraging women to speak up.
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I can't speak up any more than I already am.
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Her message for women: Speak up, and support each other.
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"There are people who aren't in a position to speak up and use their voices, and then I think it's incumbent upon those of us who are to speak up for them," she explains.
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Because you're worrying and feeling anxious, you are likely either to not speak up, or if you do speak up, because of how you feel, the words don't come out as you want them to.
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One of the things I remember Sheryl Sandberg saying to me, she's on the board of Disney, she always has to speak up even though she shouldn't be necessarily the only one to speak up.
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Im [sic] sick of the media demanding only women speak up.
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They aren't afraid to speak up and keep their mom humble.
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Amazon employees speak up about climate change, but fail to win.
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Another way to improve your listening skills is to speak up.
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Lola Fae : I've learned that I can speak up for myself!
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And if that's the case, why can't men speak up, too?
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So, what can we do to speak up and demand change?
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"There's no safety network for women to speak up," she said.
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It's encouraging others to speak up and be their true selves.
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His allies ought to speak up, but they are silent too.
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We need to stand together, and we need to speak up.
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And women, in particular, tend to be afraid to speak up.
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But critics of the companies were quick to speak up Tuesday.
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Their disbelief gave me the courage to speak up for myself.
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Don't be afraid to speak up or put yourself out there.
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If someone is mistreating you in ANY way please speak up.
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We drive women out of tech if we don't speak up.
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Women speak up about sexual misconduct and get treated like liabilities.
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"If you want to change things, you have to speak up."
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We all have the right to speak up for our children.
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But I'd be disappointed in myself if I didn't speak up.
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You're going to have to speak up from time to time.
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It's time to speak up about something that's important to you.
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Speak up, because everyone around you will be—they're not yelling.
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You have every right to be in here and speak up!
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Why didn't you speak up?' what are we going to say?
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So when you speak up, you are validating another woman's experience.
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I wanted to speak up for them as much as anything.
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And that is exactly what happens when we do speak up.
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In "I didn't Speak Up," the famous poem by the Rev.
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NOT OK. Now more than ever, it's time to speak up.
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I'm confident you'll find something you'll want to speak up about.
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He still frequently appears on television to speak up for Trump.
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She must know what socialism is if Bernie won't speak up.
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As she laid awake, she realized she needed to speak up.
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That is why I continue to speak up against Trump's candidacy.
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It's all the times we don't speak up for somebody else.
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It's just important to speak up and have your voice heard.
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I want students to speak up when their professors are wildin.
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When it comes to people we know, we DO speak up.
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If you're not LGBTQ and you're Muslim, speak up for us.
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"I want to inspire others to speak up too," she said.
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When she declines, he respects her decision not to speak up.
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There are always reasons not to speak up for what's right.
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I was taught if something is wrong, you always speak up.
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It's not clear why Obama chose this moment to speak up.
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RITES OF PASSAGE My feminist mother taught me to speak up.
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But the officers believed that their victims would not speak up.
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Speak up about injustice while you can, it seemed to say.
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If anyone knows anything about this, it's time to speak up.
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President Obama privately said he would speak up to stop Sen.
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They chose not to speak up in pursuit of electoral power.
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As a server, I had to learn how to speak up.
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When he did speak up, he looked shell-shocked and confused.
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Those Rohingya women who speak up about this are truly heroic.
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Why risk it — when someone else is bound to speak up?
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Do people who report to you speak up in team meetings?
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"If anyone knows anything about this, it's time to speak up."
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Her new fight is to speak up for those less fortunate.
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"If we don't speak up, somebody else will," Mr. Stewart said.
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Another trick is to (respectfully) speak up if things go wrong.
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If we expect change, it's our turn to speak up now.
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She later recalled how difficult it had been to speak up.
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"Some people might be too scared to speak up," she said.
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Do you feel a responsibility to speak up about your circumstances?
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Wilson explained in later years that he had to speak up.
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If the emperor has no clothes, then it is time for not just the child to speak up, it is time for members of Congress who serve on behalf of the American people to speak up.
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C.E.O.s lead the transformation from the top, and they need individual employees to focus efforts on change as well: Speak up, help others speak up, build bridges to those who are interested in changing and learning.
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He feels like it's his "civic duty" to speak up, he says.
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That's why it's time for good guys like me to speak up.
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When it comes for them, who will be left to speak up?
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Offset is the latest rapper to speak up about the government shutdown.
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A lot of men silently suffer these conditions rather than speak up.
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It allows us to speak up for the weak or the mistreated.
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Women should speak up more on the issue and get more involved.
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If you have a credible source backing up your assertions, speak up!
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Critics, including members of his own party, are afraid to speak up.
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For each woman, it took several years, sometimes decades, to speak up.
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Speak up, and the adults and media in your community will listen.
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We are just learning to speak up, for ourselves and for others.
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Sexual assault and harassment thrives in environments when people don't speak up.
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And I'm sorry you've been the only one to speak up publicly.
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It's not like he can speak up and tell them to stop.
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So, in order for things to change, you'll have to speak up.
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Read these stories next:Should Taylor Swift Speak Up About Her Alleged Assault?
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I was trying to speak up, and she shut me down immediately.
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We can all vote and speak up for what we believe in.
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If they do not, they need to speak up—forcefully, and now.
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He has told other Islamic leaders to speak up for religious toleration.
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"I'm sick of the media demanding only women speak up," she wrote.
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I'm determined to change that and to help other mothers speak up.
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When Chapo tried to speak up again, Cogan again shut him down.
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You should always speak up when you move into a leadership role.
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The only time they speak up is when I go to them.
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They're the ones who speak up when there's a sexist comment made.
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""I'm behind anyone who's going to listen and speak up for us.
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"But whatever they decide, we must continue to speak up," he added.
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What do current athletes risk if they speak up about these issues?
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If they speak up about what happened to them, they choose victimhood.
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The group quickly asked its members to speak up in its defense.
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I will speak up when I hear name-calling, stereotypes and slurs.
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"Bill learned to make room for me to speak up," Gates says.
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You can chat with Alexa, but you might have to speak up.
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That is why those who oppose these cuts must speak up now.
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"Speak up, please—I can't hear you," he implores with a grimace.
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I remember how much it hurt but didn't want to speak up.
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"It's a great time for women to speak up," Ms. Unterberg said.
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She started working with churches to encourage young women to speak up.
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Speak up, even if those in power do not want to listen.
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" Allstate's final suggestion is "Speak up if you see a fire hazard.
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If psychiatrists were to speak up against Trump, would it even matter?
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Those who don't speak up will be deemed to have made less.
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"People are not encouraged to speak up against superiors," Professor Cheung said.
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More and more people speak up and you get rapid, cascading change.
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I'd like for more people to feel that they can speak up.
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According to Ferrer, the show has even helped some viewers speak up.
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There's more opportunity there and there's room for people to speak up.
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A parent ought to speak up at the wedding, don't you think?
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You have asked him repeatedly to speak up, and he has refused.
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I felt bad but was too stupid and gutless to speak up.
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Please do not confuse my willingness to speak up, however, with fearlessness.
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Many C.E.O.'s say they have a moral duty to speak up.
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"Anybody that was out here, they need to speak up," he said.
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Confused, shamed and helpless, she didn't speak up — but her rapist did.
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"Bill learned to make room for me to speak up," says Melinda.
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We are eviscerated when we speak up and disparaged when we don't.
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When we refuse to speak up, the pay gap grows in silence.
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They must speak up whether or not they might be directly impacted.
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"Occasion to speak up" is not just about advocating for one's self.
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Speak up and let companies know that you are a valued customer.
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Williams isn't the first black officer to speak up about his experiences.
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We just may not be as eager to speak up about it.
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That if they were to speak up they could be retaliated against.
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Responses I've received are why women don't speak up in first place.
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They won't hesitate to speak up when it's time to change course.
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"I can speak up, stand my ground," he said in the interview.
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Today, speaking exclusively to Refinery29 and in partnership with Be Vocal: Speak Up for Mental Health, an initiative that aims to empower adults with mental health conditions to speak up, the Supergirl actor shares more about her diagnosis.
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" She continued, "But after hearing all the stories these past few days and hearing these brave women speak up tonight about things that we're kind of told to sweep under the rug and not to talk about, it's made me want to speak up and speak up loudly because I actually felt less alone this week than I have ever felt in my entire career.
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I'm open to suggestions, so feel free to speak up in the comments!
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Those of us who have the platforms to speak up must do so.
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But when Devin starts to speak up, Luke interrupts, desperate to defend himself.
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Kendall approaches Rob next about her plan to speak up about gun control.
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Patients and families should speak up if they suspect a mental health issue.
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"Women have to lead and speak up," Nixon told PEOPLE exclusively in March.
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Givers are supposed to be comfortable, too, so speak up if you're not.
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Its accessibility encourages minority voices to speak up and tell more diverse stories.
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But I'm encouraged that people feel empowered to speak up and demand change.
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"When you feel your family is being threatened and hurt, you speak up."
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One with the Google employees, as I said, who really did speak up.
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If you do, I want you to speak up today and we'll listen.
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"We are always going to speak up for human rights," says Ms Freeland.
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"We're the only ones that dare speak up against Islamist ideology," said Robinson.
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It's insensitive to speak up about gun control at this moment, they'll claim.
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That's why, Thomas says, it's imperative that men speak up and take action.
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"I like to focus on the [artists] who do speak up," he said.
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Its bc of reactions like these ppl in abusive relationships dont speak up.
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And if not, I would really want her to speak up for it.
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And we can only do that if we stand together and speak up.
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But it's important that when things like this happen that people speak up.
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Who can respectfully speak up for their convictions if they're immediately shouted down?
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We are all entitled to speak up and heal in our own way.
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And people scratch their heads about why women don't speak up about this.
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Hopefully people speak up if they feel like somethings wrong with someone's partner.
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Even if they did speak up, would more powerful employees have done anything?
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I just want to speak up for those people who don't have voices.
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You know, you deserve better but you have to speak up for yourself.
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"When it comes to people we know, we DO speak up," she complained.
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Ashton used the moment to encourage others struggling with depression to speak up.
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Do you have a process in place that encourages patients to speak up?
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In recent months, however, conservative intellectuals and policymakers have started to speak up.
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Whatever the truth of Swift's situation, most who are assaulted don't speak up.
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"You speak up and you wake up and you act up," Navarro added.
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Throughout the piece, she encourages others to speak up in a similar way.
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So next time you feel passionate about something, speak up politely and calmly.
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Instead of shirking from the subject, Indian women too need to speak up.
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"'Silence Sucks' places the onus on women [to speak up]," Acel-Green said.
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He needs to speak up and condemn this very loud and very clearly.
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And some students are uncomfortable being touched, and are reluctant to speak up.
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It is a time to get up, to rise up, to speak up.
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I'd leave a meeting, and I'd be thinking, ugh, I didn't speak up.
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Since then, Kuster said she concluded it's critical for survivors to speak up.
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Moan explained that Grande's lawsuit against Forever 21 inspired her to speak up.
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All of those positively impacted by CDFIs have to mobilize and speak up.
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We have every right to speak up and speak out and demand action.
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And so will national rail travel, unless we speak up and be heard.
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All who've had the temerity to speak up have risen to McConnell's defense.
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Speak up for Muslims, especially Muslim women, who are being targeted online. 40.
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The company must promote a culture where pessimists can speak up without reprise.
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Yet still the government is reluctant to speak up for secularism and tolerance.
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And some are more likely to speak up than others, new research suggests.
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Take, for example, the suggestion that one should speak up in a meeting.
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And if the answer to those questions is no, who will speak up?
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Even when women do try to speak up, they can effectively be silenced.
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Women who dare speak up — about anything — almost instantly find themselves a target.
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The exchange went viral and inspired women to speak up about his behavior.
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They are being empowered to speak up against the practices in their communities.
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Do you think this is another result of women starting to speak up?
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For now, he showed me how to speak up for what I want.
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Or, they didn't think we were O.K., and opted not to speak up.
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The Trump administration is not the first to speak up for religious liberty.
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If we're talking about ending stigma, people like myself have to speak up.
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When men were in the minority, however, they did not speak up less.
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Despite the risk, some employees see it as their duty to speak up.
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I would rather have you speak up and be fired than to acquiesce.
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But sometimes, a woman would suddenly speak up, her voice shaking with rage.
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If Mr. Trump does nothing, could our new neighbor, Mike Pence, speak up?
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Mr. Greening advises riders to not just buckle up, but to speak up.
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She was the first European to speak up about it — 22007 years later.
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But his spokesman, James Wegmann, did speak up, saying the endorsement was unsolicited.
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If we did, we could never speak up for justice and moral truth.
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It also encouraged women to speak up in countries like China and India.
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Now that free speech is under attack, will we speak up for it?
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So she decided to speak up — first to her parents and now publicly.
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If they're designed right, they can be unobtrusive, but speak up when needed.
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I'm going to be myself and speak up in defense of our principles.
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The single-most effective way to stop this recklessness is to speak up.
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"Athletes rarely speak up when this kind of thing happens," he told Reuters.
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Also, speak up if you have sensitive skin or allergies to certain ingredients.
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Speak up if the discrimination about your age is interfering with your job
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I mean Sarah, could I ask you two to speak up about that?
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Most likely, they will (continue to) lose their jobs if they speak up.
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Thank you to women like Lucy Flores who feel empowered to speak up.
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Speak up and call out bad behavior when you are witness to it.
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When you speak up about gun violence in America, you get death threats.
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Obviously, if you see something, say something, be a witness, speak up, etc.
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Sometimes I'd hear from a woman in the group who thought it was unjust, but did not speak up; and then I heard from a young woman who recalled that she did speak up and the group kicked her out, too.
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"I also heard so many undercurrents from women afraid to speak up for fear of retaliation if they pursued work with another animal organization, or they simply didn't feel their voices would be heard if they did speak up," she said.
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The task was to speak up about overt oppression and discrimination as an ally.
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Say things like, "I really like that perspective…" And encourage everyone to speak up.
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We encourage everyone to continue to speak up and out against this mistaken order.
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What the public thinks The federal wildlife agency asked the public to speak up.
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I speak up a few times but feel like I could have contributed more.
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Somebody shushed him, and then a guy in a hat called out, Speak up.
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First they came for the alleged lesbian orgies, and Kenyans did not speak up.
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Other students need to speak up if they see someone vaping and report it.
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Seeing Hailey again gives Isobel the courage to speak up for what she wants.
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The #MeToo movement encouraged women to speak up on sexual harassment in the workplace.
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But allies are not rushing to speak up for Canada, least of all America.
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But one group of people has been noticeably reticent to speak up: congressional Republicans.
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So it's the perfect time for Camila Cabello to speak up on their behalf.
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When companies don't speak up, consumers are often organizing widespread boycotts to spur action.
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Being educated helps me speak up for my rights and the rights of others.
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Witnesses need to speak up whether they see someone being harassed online or off.
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But most women still don't feel ready to speak up for fear of retaliation.
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As for the question that keeps coming up, why didn't women speak up sooner?
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Concerned citizens can also speak up, he says, which can result in big changes.
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In meetings, finally comfortable in my own skin, I felt able to speak up.
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And it's given space and courage for victims to speak up, against their abuse.
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We must speak up until we are heard and real, effective changes are made.
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Right, so they'll let you speak up, but not do much in that regard.
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"The lesson was: If you speak up, you will be cast out," Lakshmi said.
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If you care about an open internet, now is the time to speak up.
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The more people that speak up, the higher your chances are of being heard.
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Several activists at the event, including Fong-Jones, speak up to address that concern.
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Our voices are heard louder than our parents', so it's time to speak up.
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That's why I have to speak up against the administration's backwards war on telework.
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The right tends to ask, well, why don't the black students just speak up?
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KASHKARI: WELL, IF I'M NOT GOING TO SPEAK UP, WHO'S GOING TO DO IT?
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"Don't be afraid to speak up and ask for what you want," he says.
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I asked him to speak up because the songbirds were chirping too loudly outside.
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Veterans organizations must really speak up or we will have a serious legal problem.
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For Williams, if there is any moment to speak up, that time is now.
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But we hope this story encourages more women to speak up like Houser did.
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No wonder that few Labour figures are taking it upon themselves to speak up.
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" Rowland, 37, says she was glad to watch her friend "speak up for herself.
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If a woman's contributions are being dismissed, interrupted or claimed by others, speak up.
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I know how this country treats the women who speak up and speak out.
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Employees are now encouraged to speak up, including through a bullying-and-harassment helpline.
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They're usually the ones tapped to speak up in uncomfortable discussions about company culture.
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" 4:31 PM PT -- "We have heard people all around the globe speak up.
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As long as the government administers the grants, nobody can afford to speak up.
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"I really wanted to speak up, to ask the police for help," Esperanza said.
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But we can stop the rule from going forward if we speak up now.
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To be clear, my inability to speak up wasn't because I'd lost my voice.
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About a month ago, though, one resident of the motel decided to speak up.
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Not only would I speak, but I would also encourage others to speak up.
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Women at the forefront of the movement simply failed to speak up, and their
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Individuals with Down syndrome need to be able to speak up and be heard.
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We need more people like Gaga to not be afraid and to speak up.
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PG: Have you always felt the need to speak up, no matter the cost?
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That gave me the confidence to speak up when they were hostile towards me.
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Mother, you taught me how to speak up for myself and not back down.
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Corruption is still there, sure, but now anyone can speak up and fight it.
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When people like Acton speak up or walk out, employers are forced to listen.
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Cash encouraged country artists to speak up on behalf of increased gun control legislation.
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I see victims and survivors who finally feel supported, believed, and empowered speak up.
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It's hard for me to speak up to complain about a friend's dating choice.
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"It took me four years to not be afraid to speak up," Baez said.
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When you speak up against police brutality, it needs to include sex workers. 57.
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The policies clarify that employees have the right to speak up about workplace issues.
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And I have to know them and be willing to speak up much earlier.
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You just have to speak up and be honest about what they already are!
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A: You have a constitutional and statutory right to speak up about building conditions.
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It's more that people care deeply about this, and they speak up about it.
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This is not so much a Whodunit as a When Will They Speak Up?
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So, only speak up if staying silent violates an essential principle of your being.
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If that behavior is abhorrent, a donor with clear ethical standards will speak up.
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I grew up with abuse, didn't know yet I could speak up for me.
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Creating compassionate spaces for women to speak up about how they feel is important.
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Daily Crossword Column Joel Fagliano's puzzle needs us all to speak up, please. Enunciate.
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At least there was hope that he would speak up, either publicly or privately.
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This is a moment for vigilance—for Americans to speak up and speak out.
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The (fifth) takeaway, is we must teach our girls and boys to speak up.
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But Ms. Gonzalez said she has learned to speak up about her own needs.
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Zaslav also learned from Jack that it's okay to speak up to your managers.
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If you want change, all you have to do is organize and speak up.
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" LEONARD There was this pushback like, "How dare these people speak up so aggressively.
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"I love that New Yorkers speak up and don't suffer fools," Mr. Rinaldi said.
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SF I also feel a certain responsibility now to stand up and speak up.
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"If [necessary], I would really want her to speak up for it," says Williams.
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"If you speak up, you will be cast out," she wrote of the molestation.
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But those who haven't acted yet will not do so unless we speak up.
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Which is, by the way, one reason that women are scared to speak up.
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Someone has to speak up for ordinary people when it comes to tax reform.
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But as a leader within the Catholic church, I am compelled to speak up.
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She was dauntingly brilliant and she knew when to speak up, and who for.
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"Decide how many times you will speak up during the next meeting," Kiner recommends.
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White remembers feeling nauseated when she heard the news — and decided to speak up.
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In times like these, citizens have a duty — to serve, and to speak up.
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I know that it's my turn to stand up and speak up for them.
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So, rather than turn your friend's generosity into an existential crisis, speak up louder.
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Now, Magic says anyone who knew about ANYTHING and didn't speak up should go.
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Someone in the corridors of power needs to speak up for them, and soon.
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How does she get to speak up, say that, and I can't tell my truth?
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Announce yourself when you come home and speak up when you feel your spirit's presence.
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While Facebook and Stance are helping people speak up, neither can guarantee users a response.
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Before long, it became natural to speak up, and I didn't need a prompt. 2.
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Khloé, has said she doesn't think it's her place to speak up about political issues.
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Speak up, cause when you look someone in the face and they say 'I understand.
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We always wanted to stand for something and speak up about things that were important.
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Jesse Jackson also pressed executives to speak up on current events affecting the technology industry.
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And my question to you, Senator Baldwin, is did you speak up against them then?
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"We counsel them but they are still unable to speak up in court," said Acharya.
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I think maybe the people who spoke up wouldn't have felt empowered to speak up.
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"If I don't speak up and support myself, then no one else can," said Foy.
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When even their governor smears them, who's left to speak up for Muslims in Alabama?
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"He spoke up about something he felt he needed to speak up about," Peters said.
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Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves and always be true to yourself.
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She hopes it will allow other teachers to speak up without being afraid of retribution.
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Ellis's word of advice was for more people to have the strength to speak up.
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I like to think of them — those brave enough to speak up — as the Resistance.
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Jorgensen took to Twitter to call out the moment and speak up for her family.
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Some lauded Sandberg simply for her willingness to speak up on women's issues at all.
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Only when they leave public office do some speak up, discovering their courage rather belatedly.
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To all the girls and women who have suffered like I have, please, speak up!
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"It's a great time for women to speak up," Unterberg told The New York Times.
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Any other actresses want to speak up so maybe Hollywood catches up with the times?
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I feel like I have to speak up for those people whose voices go unheard.
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"From a very young age, I learned that I have to speak up," she said.
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Because we pay when we speak up — even when we do it with a smile.
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It's about the importance of accepting when you need to speak up to protect yourself.
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But if it saves even one life, I believe it's worth it to speak up.
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I think the only way to really fight back is to speak up and vote.
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Wu had a choice to make: speak up for what was right or be silenced.
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Contrast that with what too often happens to women who speak up about sexual harassment.
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It's wanting to speak up [even though] physically, mentally, and emotionally, I cannot risk it.
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"You know what, you have to speak up, because we can't hear you," Kimmel said.
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He is sincerely concerned about this issue and believes it is important to speak up.
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But we have people who will be courageous and speak up, but I don't know.
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RR: Fear is just a speed bump, stop saying you are sorry and speak up.
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"Especially if they are in a lot of pain, they need to speak up immediately."
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She continued: "If someone is mistreating you in ANY way please speak up," she said.
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SPEAK UP. Don't make the same mistakes I did, your safety is never worth it.
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His bad behavior later doesn't change the fact that he did speak up for me.
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Are we giving the opportunity to people to speak up without feeling they're in danger?
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It also repeats itself, clarifies itself and can speak up when you can't hear it.
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I want to empower all moms-to-be and encourage them to speak up. #DontSufferInSilence!
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I'm definitely going to speak up and help support immigration or immigrants that are here.
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But I think everybody's sending a very powerful message and encouraging women to speak up.
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And other situations require that you speak up, even if you know you won't win.
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"To achieve this, it cannot just be women who speak up for girls," he concluded.
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Maybe if I speak up she won't hurt another person by bullying and shaming them.
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But it's time to speak up now in defense of theater and its public function.
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However, for a planned surgery or other procedure, you probably have time to speak up.
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I think you guys know when I'm passionate about something, I speak up on it.
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You've gotta call your senators, and speak up about who's qualified and what you want.
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The biggest mistake that was made during the Holocaust was that people didn't speak up.
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The week of our breakup I knew something was wrong but he wouldn't speak up.
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The only way to get there is to speak up and create work with substance.
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I was always perplexed by that, and always tried to get more to speak up.
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The community has asked me to speak up, and I have a confession to make.
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Frankly, it would have been an act of defiance for them not to speak up.
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And if people would speak up, then the trolls will get pushed off those platforms.
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If that doesn't work, don't be afraid to speak up to the flight attendant politely.
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Yeah, I'm glad they did speak up finally, but it sort of ... Took a while.
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More scientists are mobilized and excited to speak up for their field than ever before.
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That's why it's crucial that we continue to speak up and out these sexual harassers.
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Does the recent flood of allegations mean people will be more willing to speak up?
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Speak up with the clear voice of conscience about what has really happened to Israel.
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I just don't think I can be at peace unless I speak up about it.
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They need voters to speak up and hold them strongly accountable during the election season.
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But don't speak up often enough and you risk turning the unacceptable into the unremarkable.
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If the workers speak up, employers can silence them with threats of firing and deportation.
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"It means to speak up for the people that aren't given a voice," he continued.
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This idea that people now can speak up a lot more than they used to.
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It's time to speak up against these plans—while we can still do so unfiltered.
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Then a moment happened that caused women to re-engage, to speak up and out.
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Research shows diverse companies are more likely to be profitable and innovative, so speak up!
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Even if they get hurt and find it hard, people don't speak up about it.
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SHOW UP AND SPEAK UP If a class was boring or it snowed, I'd skip.
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Women aren't the only ones juggling caretaking concerns, but men rarely speak up about it.
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So if something is uncomfortable or painful, speak up and be patient with each other.
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And when any religious group is targeted, we all have a responsibility to speak up.
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But failing to speak up about being assaulted will not make the problem go away.
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If you love the person you're with, then the sooner you speak up, the better.
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In many games, women who speak up on voice communications are routinely mocked and harassed.
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That's why I asked you the question, because I think that you would speak up.
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If corporate America refuses to speak up, these attacks on democracy will become more common.
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"I feel like I have to speak up for those people whose voices go unheard."
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Is that the secret sauce for humans from anywhere and everywhere daring to speak up?
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As we were leaving the dining room, Preacher said, 'I didn't hear you speak up.
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"In the past, we have lost opportunities because we didn't speak up," Ms. Inoue said.
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But what seems certain is that women like Chiu are increasingly determined to speak up.
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He had been too embarrassed to speak up, but was relieved someone had finally asked.
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But it's up to all of us to speak up and to question those assumptions.
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And the #MeToo movement has given us the courage to speak up and speak out.
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I've tried to speak up more in meetings and not let them talk over me.
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I spent many months refusing to speak up, terrified that I would lose my job.
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But Yang, Miller, and Chiu&aposs stories may encourage other Asian women to speak up.
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We need to teach them to continue to speak up until someone listens and helps.
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But the protesters on Tuesday seemed confident and determined to speak up for their rights.
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If we know something might harm our patients, we speak up to keep them safe.
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But our experience leads to a different conclusion: Come together, speak up and speak out.
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Women and men in all levels of the business have been empowered to speak up.
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More often, it's fear and anger that motivate people to speak up and take action.
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We hope candidates speak up and share their plans to end the crisis--for everyone.
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We were defending vulnerable victims, people who didn't have anyone to speak up for them.
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Since Heather didn't speak up before the lease was signed, she gave up her leverage.
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Be confident and speak up, and you can achieve great things, we tell our girls.
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Shame on them, and shame on any American who doesn't speak up to renounce hatred.
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When some of us finally convince ourselves to speak up, we often receive disappointing responses.
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In the meantime, those of us who can speak up must continue to do so.
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At a meeting where you speak up, only to be cut off by a man.
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Speak out, and speak up, for surely history will judge us all for our silence.
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For me, I control my own destiny and I wanted to speak up this time.
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As young people in India, we are never encouraged to speak up or question norms.
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It's the contradiction in all this talk that I hear about change and liberal thought and progressive thinking—and then when we get the chance to really do something, how many of us will really speak up, and at the very least speak up.
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Because as owners, we not only have an opportunity to speak up, we have an obligation to speak up when we identify an opportunity to enhance the business, either by pointing out a weakness of a peer or pointing out a weakness in a process.
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Julia has an opportunity to speak up and reassure her allies that she's on their side.
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That's why it's in the interest of you and everyone on your team to speak up.
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Hillary's loss has motivated otherwise reticent women to speak up and to get into the arena.
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"We must speak up until we are heard and real, effective changes are made," she wrote.
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Issues that might inspire others to speak up, or let them know that they aren't alone.
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When this many people show up, stand up, and speak up, it is not a loss.
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Time to take your thumbs out of your mouths, ladies, and speak up for your rights.
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Another problem is that many women who have experienced harassment fear retaliation if they speak up.
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Many outside Myanmar have criticised Miss Suu Kyi for failing to speak up for the Rohingyas.
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And arrogant f—- like this doctor take advantage of women's socialized instinct to not speak up.
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Thomas also called on people who witness discrimination or harassment to step in and speak up.
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" She added, "You, and so many others, were so brave to speak up & start this movement.
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How did it feel to have Debra Messing speak up for you at the Golden Globes?
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And if you hear your friends or family making derogatory comments about LGBTQ people, speak up.
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Can Twitter give them a place to speak up and spread their message, free from harm?
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" She details why she didn't speak up at the time about the attempted assault, writing, "1.
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He encourages them to speak up, reach out to political opponents, and embrace the democratic process.
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He encouraged them to speak up, reach out to political opponents, and embrace the democratic process.
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This epidemic has been allowed to continue because flight attendants so rarely speak up about it.
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If someone else can feel better about it seeing me speak up, then job well done.
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I really hope a lot of women will wake up, read this bill and speak up.
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Snap Counsellors, an account on the messaging app, is helping teens speak up about relationship abuse.
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And as long as the victims speak up, he isn't going to get away this time.
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We just need to do less of that and just believe people when they speak up.
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Probably he would have been made a saint if people didn't speak up about the abuse.
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And often, when women do finally speak up, it's because they find out they're dramatically underpaid.
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It can be hard not to speak up when someone is putting down something we love.
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You have no choice, but you have to speak up and stand up and act up.
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Speak up Complaints help the FTC and other law enforcement agencies bring the perpetrators to justice.
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Soules was apparently so soft-spoken that the judge had to ask him to speak up.
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But when you make an effort to speak up, others will listen and connect with you.
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"The long-term shareholders need to speak up here and make their opinions known," Odland said.
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The wage gap in Hollywood has been drawing attention as more actresses speak up about it.
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If anyone has better ideas for peace and stability they should speak up before casting stones.
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That was the purpose of our campaign: Just speak up, and nothing will happen to you.
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Former victims speak up For Philip and Barbara Butler, Aitcheson's story brings up brutal personal memories.
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Great artists often speak up for us when we don't even realize we need them to.
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On Friday, messenger planet Mercury connects with warrior Mars, emboldening you to speak up for yourself.
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What naturally follows turns out to be who should speak up, and who should be quiet.
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As the situation escalated, several other shoppers stepped in to speak up on the employees' behalf.
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After all, if he hadn't stolen them, why wouldn't he speak up and correct the record?
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Many child abuse victims do not speak up until later in life, citing shame or fear.
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"It is time up to speak up and act up and have a position," she said.
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"There's an age-old stereotypical notion that Asian-American people don't speak up," Mr. Wong said.
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"We need to speak up for the young black kids in the LGBTQ community," Lemon said.
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The government was anxious to find liberal, mainstream Muslims who could speak up for its positions.
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You awkwardly loitered behind your manager at the coffee pot, willing yourself to speak up. Why?
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Schumer, a graduate of Columbia Law School, is not known for being afraid to speak up.
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When does it become the responsibility of individuals to speak up in the face of silence?
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In fact, a study shows that 75 percent of employees face retaliation when they speak up.
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We should speak up for families like ours that weren't lucky enough to be born here.
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"In that sense," he said, "the Bank of Japan is provided the opportunity to speak up."
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He also said Britain had a duty to speak up for the LGBT community in Chechnya.
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When it stumbles, it's essential that someone has the platform and the courage to speak up.
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He will jump into the fray and speak up and shape the future of his party.
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I also hope women students can feel empowered to speak up against wrongs done to them.
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" What to give them: "It's really important for millennials to have the opportunity to speak up.
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On one hand, tech employees are recognizing their immense power when they speak up and organize.
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People have become better versed in what's going on and are more willing to speak up.
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You would think that if your team is confused or didn't understand something, they'd speak up.
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They urge others to speak up, ask questions and look for a second opinion when necessary.
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The decision to speak up is personal — and the stigma is real, especially in the workplace.
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She wants to talk to young women about her story, to encourage them to speak up.
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Although Taiwan's voice is absent from the United Nations, some members do speak up for it.
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Some decided against it, but one reader said he was glad he decided to speak up.
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Nations that were adapting China's technology for their own use had little incentive to speak up.
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Even some in the Trump administration seem to be hoping that internal voices will speak up.
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Now The New York Times invites women to speak up, and take an equal role online.
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Should they speak up, or is it best to keep this kind of information to themselves?
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"By speaking up, I hope that it will encourage other persons to speak up," he said.
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I'm a bit more confident now, and I'll speak up if I feel something is inappropriate.
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This essay describes many steps Ms. Lee took to begin to learn how to speak up.
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She didn't speak up until recently, when she heard there were other women with similar experiences.
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A myth about sexual harassment is that victims who speak up can easily find other jobs.
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Such consequences provide ample disincentives for people not to speak up about accounting problems, he said.
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If you are ever a victim of sexual harassment or assault, speak up when it happens.
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" "Moreover, I have to get some former Cabinet officials in unity to speak up about it.
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"But sometimes it makes it more powerful when they can speak up in their own voices."
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It's okay to say 'no,' to speak up, and to leave situations that make you uncomfortable.
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When individuals lack the confidence to speak up, the team is exposed to failure, Fussell writes.
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Following months of "looking past" the presidential election, my opponent was forced to finally speak up.
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I'm greedy, and women who speak up and out can be hard to find in movies.
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It means teaching them to speak up against misogyny and violence, even — especially — among their friends.
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On one hand, tech employees are recognizing their immense power when they speak up and organize.
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Uber expects more survivors to speak up before its next report comes out in two years.
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How do we speak up for these issues that should be important to all of us?
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Those who speak up about climate change are under no special obligation over and above that.
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They learn how to speak up rather than being cold and giving people the silent treatment.
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I love being a voice of freedom when so many people are scared to speak up.
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I just happen to be willing to speak up on it and open myself to attacks.
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Other people have told me that I shouldn't speak up because I didn't actually get burned.
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So when Gorman witnessed the "joke" on stage that evening, she felt compelled to speak up.
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And so they know what it looks like when something is wrong, so they can speak up.
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When they do speak up, Brazilian women still overwhelmingly feel guilt and responsibility for what they experienced.
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Women empowerment is speaking up for other women even when it's something uncomfortable to speak up about.
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"If you have the feeling that something is wrong, don't be afraid to speak up," Korematsu said.
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Now social media gives more athletes the ability to be like Ali, to speak up to power.
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When we do speak up, it rocks the boat, and often our disruption comes at a cost.
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Finberg gives some credit to the #MeToo movement for encouraging women to speak up about pay disparity.
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"We have encouraged our employees to speak up," he said during an unaired portion of the interview.
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AW: Yeah, I want to also say, she was one of the earliest people to speak up.
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"If he wants to win these debates, he needs to speak up, get fired up," she said.
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That's his message to others: "Speak up and don't be afraid people won't believe you," he said.
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Speak up, be LOUD, and call out what's happening: Identifying violence by name can help deter it.
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Mr Wagner will occasionally speak up for Mr Trump, but it may not come across as sincere.
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During moments like these, I find myself having to decide whether to speak up or stay silent.
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Without you I would not have had the strength to speak up publicly about my ordeal. #metoo.
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In addition, Apple it doesn't speak up to clear the air when it's aware developers are confused.
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No doubt right-minded Republicans, among the many who privately abhor Mr Trump, would otherwise speak up.
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Your job: Speak up and tell doctors, nurses or social workers what you can and cannot do.
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At one point in the film someone asks Susan Faludi to speak up, saying she's too quiet.
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His own willingness to speak up has also helped other people share their experiences with mental illness.
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She sees it all — can't get it out of her head – but she also can't speak up.
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The second step, which may be even more difficult, is getting men to speak up about it.
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Women who speak up about harassment are all too frequently met with threats, abuse, and smear campaigns.
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I also stand with all the women who don't feel that they can speak up, even now.
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Sometimes, like Raj, your decision to believe and to speak up only results in being punished socially.
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Too often, women who speak up about harassment — or who simply refuse unwanted advances — face lasting repercussions.
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She has no voice with which she can speak up against Strickland, even if she wanted to.
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As for Meghan, she did speak up about her own pregnancy — albeit through an official royal statement.
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Men need to speak up and address their complicity in the system that allows this to happen.
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Alejano said his aim was to give Filipinos a chance to speak up against a powerful president.
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"Women have to lead and speak up," Nixon, a mother of three, told PEOPLE exclusively in March.
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It didn't feel like the platform was presenting an option to speak up; it felt like harassment.
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It also tells you that it's not just the women that should speak up, it's the men.
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In the era of #MeToo, many people will say that it's not abusers' time to speak up.
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Just being able to speak up and say what you won't tolerate and also what you want.
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Now that both sides of the story have come out, is he finally going to speak up?
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We will stand up and speak up together and become the women we were meant to be.
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"Gloria is all about courage and to get women to speak out and speak up," said Sartain.
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I want people who are relatively safe to speak up for the ones who are in danger.
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For example, if you strongly disagree with something, speak up politely and professionally and offer another solution.
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And if you really care, we are in that 30 day public comment period so speak up!
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"If (women) suffer from something as I did, please don't be afraid to speak up," Maknun said.
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Instead, she slammed USA Gymnastics for creating a culture where young athletes are afraid to speak up.
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Instead, his role as an ally is to speak up about the injustices faced by Black Americans.
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You really are a superhero and you are inspiring people who are getting bullied to speak up.
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But as a trans woman, I often feel like if I don't speak up, who else will?
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"The one thing we are saying very clearly is businesses need to speak up," Mark Boleat said.
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When speaking, be sure to make eye contact, speak up and use body language that conveys confidence.
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Since the firing, the Guardians cast has not been afraid to speak up on behalf of Gunn.
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You can speak up when you're frustrated or annoyed without creating conflict by simply avoiding "you" statements.
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On the contrary, ask them to speak up for the values for which America has always stood.
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"It does take a little bit more bravery and confidence to start to speak up," she explained.
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If there was some way I could speak up in this time of political despair, I would.
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On questions of character, in particular, French said conservatives have a duty to speak up against him.
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For women, it feels, all at once, shockingly possible, suddenly mandatory, and unusually frustrating to speak up.
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Black voters want someone to speak up for police accountability in the shootings of unarmed African Americans.
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But I think what is most important here is we need to speak up for democratic values.
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The sooner you speak up the better, because there is a point of no return with hair.
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"We need Democrats to speak up when a Democratic president exceeds his or her powers," he urged.
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Trump later suggested that she did not speak up because she was forbidden by her Muslim faith.
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We must speak up for the children in need and for the freedom to serve these children.
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It is our moral duty to speak up and end this horror with a sense of urgency.
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My husband thinks I should have said nothing, but I believe I was right to speak up.
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Strong rains lashed against the windows, and the constant buzz of drilling forced him to speak up.
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It is time for us to speak up and speak out against this attack on our rights.
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Al-Sisi's response has been to silence Egyptians attempting who speak up against the scourge of torture.
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Speak up against the ongoing crime of the brutal occupation of another nation in the 21st century.
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Hence the imperative for seagoing nations to show up in embattled waterways and speak up about why.
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Women who are unaware that other women have come forward are less likely to speak up themselves.
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Jordan was present in the room but did not speak up during the meeting, according to members.
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People are especially reluctant to speak up about THC product use in states where they're not legal.
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Since then, I've adopted a strategy of donating to different organizations whenever I fail to speak up.
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I think a lot of people don't want to speak up because it's a time for listening.
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The guys who do show up at women's rallies and who speak up when others are silent.
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At a subsequent board meeting, Redstone did not speak up when the board discussed Paramount, Salerno said.
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What this is gonna do for the next minority who wants to speak up, whenever that happens?
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It's time for us to speak up, in our tweets, on our blogs, at our kitchen tables.
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"They are hesitant to speak up because they see what he does to his critics," Anonymous wrote.
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The reasons for this silence are obvious: Women fear retaliation, indifference or disbelief if they speak up.
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JUSTIN BONG-KWANHong Kong You rightly questioned the right not to be offended ("Speak up", August 17th).
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But some survivors fear retribution if they speak up — not from their abusers, but from the courts.
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This is also a chance for other brands to speak up about how they support women's careers.
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Denham was a more moderate Republican, willing to speak up against his party on issues like immigration.
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Over many years I saw McCain repeatedly speak up on issues where there was zero political return.
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I tried to speak up, and was told it really wasn't my place to have a perspective.
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If so, why did you choose to speak up and what was that experience like for you?
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Because I am no longer part of the team, do I have a right to speak up?
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There were other strategies that helped, like learning how to speak up instead of holding everything in.
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Women generally aren't failing to speak up; the problem is that men are refusing to pipe down.
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Yet they said they had to speak up about the running coach now suspended for doping violations.
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" Recalling his experiences, he added, "I don't want kids to be afraid to speak up for themselves.
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If someone interrupts you and you become annoyed, that can kill your motivation to speak up again.
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"When she was there, she knew there was a problem, and she didn't speak up," he said.
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KOENIG I don't know why more people with the high profiles that they have don't speak up.
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The best way to change the priorities and actions of those in power is to speak up.
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It's useful for a president to speak up about trafficking, to keep the issue on the agenda.
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We need Los Angeles residents – our friends, neighbors, students and members of our community – to speak up.
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We have been encouraged to speak up for ourselves, to make UMD a safe space for everyone.
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"When people with less power try to speak up, they get shut down," he told Business Insider.
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Ms. Liu's experiences illustrate how Chinese society treats women who dare to speak up about sexual assault.
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Sometimes, people complain that they don't want to speak up because they fear being criticized or stigmatized.
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Johnson had to speak up for his department, so he summoned the media to the graduation ceremony.
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There would be no more intimidation from college kids; everyone would speak up and speak their minds.
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"You have to speak up and have a voice," said Mr. Goldstone, whose business employs 20 people.
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If you have been pummelled, banged, or rogered by men somewhere along this route, please speak up!
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But what about a woman who doesn't feel that she can speak up because of cultural expectations?
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Our opinions are so often ignored that sometimes it doesn't seem worth the effort to speak up.
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And this matches common sense: Religious organizations speak up on moral issues as a matter of course.
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Baeumler is a tenured professor; she's the rare artist with the protections necessary to speak up herself.
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By the way, what was fascinating, one of his main arguments that is he couldn't speak up.
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This America is Doritos and discussion sections in which I'm still figuring out how to speak up.
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But whether you're a bride or an attendant, it's important to speak up about your needs and expectations.
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They know when speak up, when to keep silent, and aren't ashamed of using that to their advantage.
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The mother of two weighed 420 pounds before joining a gym in 2014, and decided to speak up.
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But at Bridgewater, employees are expected to critique each other and are evaluated on whether they speak up.
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Activists like DeRay McKesson spoke out about M.I.A.'s suggestion that they have been "allowed" to speak up.
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But as a tax-paying citizen, I should be allowed to speak up when I'm passionate about something.
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So, Ireland took the opportunity at the GLAAD gala to speak up about her experience in the military.
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Encouraging workers to speak up can help management avoid missteps and identify problems early enough to fix them.
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I grew up in an environment where I was encouraged to stand up for myself and speak up.
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I've been given this job; I should speak up for [North Korean] people who don't have a voice.
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Fashion is a strong part of our history so they should be the first ones to speak up.
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First we defend, we work to defend these freedoms by enabling people around the world to speak up.
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It's why she needed to speak up, to start a dialogue, even if she's still surprised she did.
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This language could be finalized by the end of the year, so it's important to speak up now.
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Biles took Perry to task last month when she suggested it was time for Perry to speak up.
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Instead of complaining to your colleagues, arrange a meeting with your supervisor or HR team and speak up.
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Sex positions should feel good, and you have a right to speak up when something doesn't feel right.
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I feel sick now to hear that people were unhappy at that time and didn't dare speak up.
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But there is no heavy hitter to speak up for Remain beyond its mild-mannered chairman, Hilary Benn.
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H: But why wait to speak up about "Salvator Mundi" and its attribution, months after the work's sale?
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Women weren't going to speak up about problems at work if they weren't comfortable in their own houses.
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Her reticence to speak up means she has to endure terrible sex that actually leaves her physically injured.
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Holtz updated his petition, elated over the state fairs actions and telling people its important to speak up.
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I don't know if that's a good thing, but at least more people are willing to speak up.
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I loved her scene with Rogelio in this episode, and love seeing her speak up for Xo. Rafael?
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Jenner is not often involved in any drama herself, so whether or not she'll speak up is TBD.
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We need to encourage women to stop being silent, stand up and speak up and join the movement.
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I thought if these women can be brave enough to out Harvey Weinstein, then I can speak up.
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"If women do experience workplace harassment, they feel more empowered now to speak up about it," said Johnson.
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He was told to speak up at that appearance, and this time around he didn't say a peep.
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" He added that "politicians, the U.N., democratic governments, diplomats and good people everywhere should speak up — and loudly.
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Identifying male victims of sex trafficking is also a challenge because boys are often reluctant to speak up.
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No matter how uncomfortable it makes me, I know I will feel worse if I don't speak up.
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"You know me; I really like to speak out and speak up and be a leader," she said.
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Or being afforded the ability to speak up for themselves, rather than through a self-appointed, "radical" proxy.
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This court decision tells consumers not to speak up for fear of fat legal bills and painful judgments.
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That helped me understand that this system is not O.K. That's why I decided to speak up now.
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"I urge others who are victims of such attacks to speak up and not stay silent," he added.
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We argue that scientists have a moral duty to speak up when they see misinformation masquerading as science.
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Her courage to speak up about it and for women like me is a breath of fresh air.
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Workers who refuse or who try to speak up for themselves risk being fired, according to the report.
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If that bystander in the corner sees something inappropriate, she has a responsibility to speak up, Klipstein said.
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Some members will aid the narcissist in trying to create chaos, while others speak up against the abuse.
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Mexican law requires public servants to speak up when they have a conflict and recuse themselves if necessary.
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They have sent representatives to speak up for Judge Garland at town-hall-style meetings around the country.
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"Well I think you're putting a significant burden on Congress to sort of speak up," he told Gershengorn.
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I've always felt that that's unfair but I've never dared to speak up because I've been too scared.
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"These manifestoes show that you actually can speak up loudly — if you have something to say," he said.
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They may evenaccuse you of being too sensitive or overly dramaticif you speak up to rebut their point.
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Here's what she had to say: What made you want to speak up about protecting all working women?
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"We need to speak up, or policy decisions will be made without scientific input," the toxicologist told CNN.
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Although the news has reached the White House, President Trump has yet to speak up about the matter.
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And on the 13th, speak up to intriguing strangers, as you could radar in on your summer love.
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" She said she felt like she had "no worth, no right to ask questions or to speak up.
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I firmly believe that we all need to use our voices, to speak up and to identify predators.
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We all—victims, bystanders and anyone in the populace—must speak up against predators and hold them accountable.
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We must speak up again against this last-minute effort to cut the Affordable Care Act's heart out.
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I tend to think that if I'm feeling something, surely someone else does, too, and I speak up.
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"Patients also need to feel empowered and speak up when they do not understand," McKee said by email.
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There are people that are hesitant to speak up because they think a victim wanted to be assaulted.
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He said Ms. Bono's tweet seemed to mock those who speak up for people who have been victimized.
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We need them to bat down misinformation and to be brave enough to speak up with bold pronouncements.
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Complaints about anti-racism stifling free speech are about a resentment of minorities being able to speak up.
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"I'll be there when they run the meeting, and if they miss something, I'll speak up," Eiland said.
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It's not enough for women to always have to speak up, men have to do the work also.
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The women say they decided to speak up after hearing NPR's coverage of the allegations against Harvey Weinstein.
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Anyone who cares about the country's coast needs to speak up in protest of this plan, Adams says.
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It's your chance to speak up for those people who really don't feel like they have a voice.
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We need to speak up, not be afraid to talk to our teachers, counselor, and school resource officers.
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People, often young women, who dare to speak up can expect to face public harassment and private retribution.
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"Everyone who took part must speak up about what they know happened," said the former journalist, Jiang Lin.
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If Jamal and his principles have any humanitarian and moral worth, this is the time to speak up.
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But imagine where our world would be now if medical and public health leaders did not speak up.
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People who speak up about sexual misconduct — especially if they're women — have long been blamed, shamed, and disbelieved.
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The main reason is that people have started to become more politically engaged and speak up for democracy.
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One professor suggests it's partly because "people are not encouraged to speak up against superiors" in Chinese culture.
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The gun-control debate was suddenly everywhere, and Ms. Yuille, encouraged by a friend, began to speak up.
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He inspired me to speak up more about how my Christian faith leads me in a progressive direction.
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It starts with being willing to speak up and intervene in the destructive norms and patterns we witness.
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Especially at a time when consumers are increasingly demanding brands stand up, and speak up, for their values.
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Money can make people speak up, shut up, lie, or submit to treatment they may otherwise deem abusive.
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No, the truly unique thing here is that Sessions decided to actually speak up in his own defense.
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Now is the time to stand up, speak up, and say no, in Hawaii and around the world.
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Some of our critics don't speak up because they don't want to risk losing their funding from us.
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Compassionate directness is about empowering employees to speak up, give feedback, disagree and surface problems in real time.
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All the potential victims who know that if they speak up, someone might hear them and heed them.
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All the potential victims who know that if they speak up, someone might hear them and heed them.
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Jokic sees himself as a role player, not one that has to speak up more with Millsap out.
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To achieve equity in classroom participation, we need to continue to encourage our young women to speak up.
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If this sounds like your workplace, here's what you should do Be prepared to speak up for yourself
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And partly because men, too, have an obligation to speak up when half the population is treated unjustly.
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Musk reportedly works to build a culture where employees are encouraged to speak up, specifically for safety reasons.
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"Veterans and other victims of trauma are starting to speak up, and we're finally getting through," Kahl said.
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"Applause to all women around the world who speak up, stand up and support other women!" she wrote.
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Additionally, when they do speak up and exhibit their skills, young women are often overlooked or blatantly dismissed.
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Identifying male victims of sex trafficking is also a challenge because boys are often reluctant to speak up.
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What's the point for anyone really to speak up until they are actually about to take a vote?
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Maybe we should encourage others to speak up and have understanding for those who are not yet ready.
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Hossa does not speak up much these days, leaving such responsibility to the captain, Jonathan Toews, and others.
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Should I go to her boss, or hope she says something similar to someone who will speak up?
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Why don't you just speak up, you have two seconds to get the last fantastic question, no pressure.
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If it's hard for your friends to relate, "don't be afraid to speak up for yourself," Joy said.
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The Keepers hypothesizes that Cesnik was planning to speak up but was killed before she had the chance.
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The site issued a call to action to vendors to come together and speak up for food carts.
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They're forced to speak up above the din of the crowds and traffic while navigating through narrow streets.
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Meanwhile, in Michigan, gubernatorial candidate Gretchen Whitmer is also saying "me too" and encouraging other survivors to speak up.
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And that they couldn't even speak up in protest for fear of being shouted down by the PC police.
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"Women empowerment is speaking up for other women even when it's something uncomfortable to speak up about," she wrote.
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First, Cyrus thanked Kenya for giving her the opportunity to speak up about this issue, before issuing an apology.
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And he gets to speak up, he gets to give speeches, he gets to ... You know what I mean?
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"Serena Williams' willingness to speak up about her experience has brought much needed attention to the problem," he says.
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There becomes a perception that they are not to be believed on any issue that they speak up on.
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She said Duterte had plenty to say about mundane issues, but should speak up when it came to sovereignty.
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But until that point, we're not really given the accommodations so we really have to speak up a lot.
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Speak up if you hear or see something that could put providers at risk or make them feel isolated.
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Some people suspect that Cathy knew about the abuse and intended to speak up, which made her a target.
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WADA this month launched its "Speak Up" secure digital platform for athletes and others to report anti-doping violations.
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But the report's findings show that there are clear incentives for companies not to speak up if they're misclassified.
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Recently she told a 41-year-old stockbroker to "speak up" to colleagues who were annoying him by whistling.
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This resulted in numerous urgent announcements from the crew demanding that the owner of the Note 7 speak up.
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The #MeToo movement inspired women around the world to speak up about issues of gender equality and female equality.
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People knew and respected me, so they knew when I did speak up it was because it was important.
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If you truly want to grow, make more money or have more responsibility, don't be hesitant to speak up!
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I'm in the beginning stages of learning how to navigate my sexuality and speak up when I feel objectified.
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Many foreign Han say they are made to feel it is their duty to speak up on China's behalf.
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Though Gillibrand was the first to speak up publicly against Franken, she was immediately echoed by other women Democrats.
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The sentiment in the Asian community is: It's easier to hang an Asian, because Asians, they don't speak up.
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Three years ago, Justice Thomas did speak up at an argument, but it was not to ask a question.
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If people speak up, it's likely that Obama's legacy for protecting important environmental and cultural sites will stay untouched.
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Interns are encouraged to speak up in meetings, defend their work, and become a vital part of a team.
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People wanna label you as bitter or a bitch, but if someone doesn't speak up — the clownery will continue.
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She said Duterte had plenty to say about mundane issues, but should speak up when it came to sovereignty.
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Sometimes expressing these feelings can make you feel isolated and frustrated — but you always speak up when it's time.
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I hope I inspired others to always speak up when they believe they are wronged and not allow it.
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Kemper thanked the reporter for breaking the news — and also pointed out that not all women would speak up.
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She's used her platform to speak up about catcalling, LGBTQ representation, and female friendships in poignant and elegant ways.
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"And then one day on the show someone said it, so I felt compelled to speak up," she recalled.
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"And then one day on the show someone said it, so I felt compelled to speak up," she recalls.
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Dr. Fusco also says to make sure you speak up if you notice your scalp burning during the process.
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As public support for victims and whistleblowers grows, the risk of retaliation against those who speak up may decrease.
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She started the hashtag #wocaffirmation to encourage women of color to speak up and be part of the conversation.
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If Hadid felt the need to speak up, then the situation, from her perspective, could have escalated into assault.
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To speak up against Trump now signs you up for $10 million in ad spending against you next cycle.
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This isn't back in the day when some of us as black people would be afraid to speak up.
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I know that it is difficult for many people to speak up because they have to keep those jobs.
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Victims of sexual assault rarely speak up; even when they do, sexual assault can be devilishly hard to prove.
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Even Ari had to speak up, commenting "I just wanna talk" on Popcrave's Instagram post on the wax figure.
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Sitting next to a guy who makes more than you just because he was smart enough to speak up.
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All I want is for tea drinkers to finally speak up for themselves and be recognized as caffeinated equals.
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If he or she values feedback, make an effort to speak up and add something constructive to every conversation.
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"This is really about grassroots organizing that requires everyone who is bothered by it to speak up," Hayes says.
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But it's okay to be passionate about something, and speak up against something if you don't agree with it.
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Amazed, Scott decided to adopt Page's strategy, encouraging employees to speak up in meetings and offer her constructive feedback.
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Unbelievably, students who speak up in support of Israel often become the targets of verbal and even physical assault.
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So far it has fallen to the commission, rather than the Greek government, to speak up for Mr Georgiou.
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So when I first heard Trump's proposal of building a border wall, I knew I had to speak up.
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The president's son-in-law, Ivanka's husband Jared Kushner, also has had cause to speak up on China's behalf.
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They didn't speak up because they knew that would have been ridiculous, and they're being just as ridiculous now.
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But Collins and Ricco both said they have reminded the younger players to speak up if anything feels off.
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"I didn't speak up because I agree with what Kanye said or cause I fuck with trump," he continues.
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He did not speak up during a discussion of the issue at the most recent Democratic debate in October.
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And when she finally got the nerve to speak up about it, she was met with silence, Maroney said.
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Campaigners have accused authorities of turning a blind eye to harassment against those who speak up on land rights.
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If mental health advocates care about achieving equity in behavioral health, then we must speak up and act now.
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But we need to know where Hillary Clinton stands on this issue and she needs to speak up today.
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That means encouraging our Trump supporters to speak up in class (without outing them against their will, of course).
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"We're not powerless -- we do have a voice and if enough of us speak up, they have to listen."
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There are many reasons people don't speak up, including fear of losing their job, and not wanting to interfere.
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Continue to show up to the polls, ask questions, demand answers, speak up and step up, run for office.
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Even as a child she often stood in defense when she saw a need to speak up for others.
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Shadow Day is a chance for them to speak up and have their voices heard by our nation's leaders.
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It seemed like a great time for any cautious tech investor to speak up about the market's supposed frothiness.
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I am very passionate about equality and I will always speak up even if it means having uncomfortable conversations.
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Although, we imagine the latter will speak up soon: Minaj gave the brand a 24-hour deadline on Instagram.
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From his study in Kensington Palace, the prince emphasized how important it can be for someone to speak up.
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Not everyone was horrible, but I often felt like I couldn't speak up about my real wants and needs.
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It would be good if one of several men would dare to speak up about that when it happens.
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Seeing so many of the problems from the inside, at least one employee felt the need to speak up.
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That, Frydman said, means some parents who want to be reunited with their kids still might not speak up.
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If he doesn't like something, he'll speak up about it, no matter which powerful figure he might risk alienating.
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That both directors felt a need to speak up illustrates an enduring, but misguided, myth of the sexual revolution.
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Speak up for those whose voices are not centered in conversations having to do with power and decision-making.
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"That's again infantilizing women, calling me a troublemaker for trying to speak up and use my voice," she said.
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"We always encouraged anyone to speak up if they disagree with the direction of the organization," Mr. Burnside said.
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My wife, Brittany, had the determination to speak up to help hundreds of individuals who she would never meet.
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And Trump's evident disdain for climate change has galvanized a range of states to speak up and vow action.
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We all need to use our voice for good and speak up for those who can't use their voices.
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I feel if I hadn't been there to speak up for my wife, it could have gone awfully different.
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Their hearts led them to speak up in a year in which our democracy seemed to be under threat.
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But where is the willingness to speak up about other issues with substantial policy implications, legally and on campus?
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The two of them talk about self-worth and having the confidence to speak up if something isn't right.
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Before he was fired, he called and emailed top Hollywood figures, asking them to speak up in his defense.
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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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I actually mentor these women to be strong and to speak up, and it kills me to hear that.
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Each of us to needs to speak up now to persuade President Trump that this is an immoral practice.
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But now they are seeing abusers held accountable in a new way, which encourages more women to speak up.
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As an N.B.A. ambassador, he was among the first to speak up on social issues, a now popular trend.
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Still others and their families are banned from travel and too scared they might be arrested to speak up.
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They thrive when soldiers, no matter their rank, can speak up when necessary and voice concerns, according to Fussell.
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But my sister does not belong in prison and I feel I owe it to her to speak up.
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Park said she hopes the international community will do more to help defectors and speak up against the regime.
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" Gabbard also asserted that the president failed to speak up "for those families who just lost their loved ones.
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I'm not trying to convince anyone of anything, but rather to speak up for truth and honor and inclusion.
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To do this, we must speak up when we see and hear others denigrating our Jewish brothers and sisters.
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"People were afraid and could not speak up," said Agenagnew Abuhay, Rahmat's colleague at a local women's affairs office.
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If you really think that he's just taking advantage of her, though, the time to speak up is now.
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And we can't possibly win them if we aren't willing to speak out and speak up for what's right.
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Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) quote-tweeted a video of Mattis at the dinner and urged him to speak up.
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"I believe it is important to speak up, and it is important to tell my story," Washington told POLITICO.
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The formula outlined above is a simple one -- speak up, stand up, read up -- and Americans are doing well.
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"This is not so much a Whodunit as a When Will They Speak Up?" our reviewer, Helene Stapinsky, writes.
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" She added, "I think it's time that we speak up, get involved and get a seat at the table.
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But it didn't speak up on policy issues, including ways to address the skyrocketing housing prices in the area.
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As a result of that response, more women speak up and step forward, causing the process to begin again.
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Rather than speak up about Mr. Martins's treatment, some dancers said they internalized his criticisms, resulting in psychological damage.
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But because that majority is silent, it is weak and complacent, unwilling to speak up on its own behalf.
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We tell them that the traumas they experience don't "count," and that if they speak up, they'll be dismissed.
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Minister of Law and Human Rights Yasonna Laoly said women would not speak up if Maknun was not freed.
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It's important that doctors be proactive in probing about side effects rather than reactive when clients finally speak up.
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Bill O'Reilly seems to have assumed that neither of these woman would speak up, which didn't happen in either case.
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We can speak up without the risk of our identity being diminished to "victim" for the rest of our lives.
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Every time she has the chance to speak up she gets shut out by all of the world's greatest demons.
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Sure, I've answered the test questions, often barked at me as soon as I speak up at a beer event.
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Mercury enters Fire sign Leo on July 5, boosting your mental clarity and inspiring you to speak up for yourself.
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Folks who speak up (the Enron whistleblowers) and people of the internet have been named POTYs in years past, too.
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As more and more people speak up and out against accepted norms, those norms may actually bend, or even break.
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We feel we must speak up in the face of what we see as an overreach by the U.S. government.
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Still, NAVEX's Conlin believed that whistleblowers as a whole are feeling more empowered to speak up without fear of repression.
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I'm setting up a fund to empower girls and women to speak up, on all issues, not just sexual harassment.
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When this happens, speak up; ask them why Natives have been excluded—and maybe why none have been hired. 35.
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The authors point to socialization and the very different score card women are judged against when they do speak up.
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It's hard to speak up against inequity and risk being unpopular—but equal pay matters for us all. http://t.
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You've got love on the brain and you're not afraid to speak up about what you want this week, Libra.
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"I think I would speak up on anything that feels unjust," Saldana, 38, tells PEOPLE while promoting Star Trek Beyond.
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He'll nudge you to speak up and act on your sudden impulses as he grinds up against Uranus and Mercury.
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In the Senate, where Republicans are in control, some Democrats have taken to outright pleading with colleagues to speak up.
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"That way, everyone is compelled to speak up and participate, but the over-talkers will be more limited," said Faye.
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Your manager has the power to promote or fire you, speak up for you or assign you high-profile projects.
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Some are scared to speak up—unsurprisingly, given Mr Trump's habit of chastising named firms for making things in Mexico.
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And so I'm really frustrated with a lot of today's stars, who have an opportunity to speak up but don't.
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People ask it despite the fact that — just as with Cosby and Allen — some of the women did speak up.
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Or, equally frustrating, sick of feeling that when I do speak up about it, I'm branding myself a "boring" fuck.
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The author, activist, and former mommy blogger has been encouraging her mostly white fans to speak up and empower themselves.
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I will not let CIS or Steve Bannon take away an opportunity for me to speak up for my community.
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N.M. said the quiet support she's received disproves the idea that Muslim women won't find allies if they speak up.
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" Benton added, "Someone has to speak up for the children, and I am just so happy that this has happened.
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We want to work together with McKayla and others to help encourage and empower athletes to speak up against abuse.
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The problem was so clearly cultural, so pervasive, and so few stakeholders were willing to speak up about the problem.
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Allow yourself to explore new business ventures or speak up in a work meeting about something you feel strongly about.
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Women should be encouraged to speak up, be competitive from an early age, in the same way that boys are.
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We encourage people to speak up and argue cases on different sides, and those arguments are not to be revealed.
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Candice Westbrook, 18, is a Democrat in Texas who says Swift has helped her gain the confidence to speak up.
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We strongly believe in a culture that encourages our athletes and survivors to speak up and make their voices heard.
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There were many reasons for this: Women who speak up about sexual harassment do so at tremendous risk to themselves.
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Speak up when you are unhappy, noting that the internet makes the monitoring of business quality easier than ever before.
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My mom taught me to stand up & say "That's not okay" Even if you find yourself standing alone, speak up.
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To insure school administrators know how crucial protections are for transgender youth, it's important for adult advocates to speak up.
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" Clooney, a Hillary Clinton supporter and former costar of Streep's, says the Oscar-winner has "every right to speak up.
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I want to encourage my fellow minorities to speak up, especially in the time that we're living in right now.
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"I hope because of this case, more and more Indonesian women have the courage to speak up," he told CNN.
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The party's support of accused men may have made some Republican women feel they can't speak up about sexual misconduct.
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When a white man incensed by immigration shot up a bar in Kansas, killing one, Trump didn't speak up immediately.
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It is never easy for someone who's been harassed or bullied to speak up, especially when the abuse is sexual.
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"First we defend, we work to defend these freedoms by enabling people around the world to speak up," he said.
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The reversal can be engineered in this way: All the veterans groups speak up at the state and local levels.
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And my ability to speak up now, all these years later, is because I have seen what filmmaking should be.
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