Threats by the Trump administration will not stop me from speaking out, and they won&apost stop my fellow mayors from speaking out.
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"Threats by the Trump administration will not stop me from speaking out and won't stop my fellow mayors from speaking out," the mayor said.
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"In the beginning I was speaking out about my mum, but I'm now speaking out for my daughter's future," Jawdat told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Actresses, long silent on the subject of their harassment and abuse at the hands of film industry professionals, began speaking out — and have been speaking out since.
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"Well first off Emma, I want to applaud you for standing up and speaking out," Loesch responded, saying that none of the students should be criticized for speaking out.
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Now, Ronaldo is speaking out ... adamantly denying the allegations.
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Lea DeLaria is speaking out about Sunday's Orlando nightclub shooting.
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Priyanka Chopra is speaking out against controversial Simpsons character Apu.
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But that won't stop her and others from speaking out.
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Update one: Another Binary portfolio company, Assist, is speaking out.
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"I had to start speaking out about it," she says.
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Women are speaking out, and men are being held accountable.
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Her commanders were punishing her, Inserillo believed, for speaking out.
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Holiday first gained notoriety by speaking out against affirmative action.
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And now he's speaking out about that unforgettable hair ruffle.
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But by speaking out, we help others do the same.
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"He's speaking out in a way that's just not helpful."
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South Koreans, meanwhile, are growing more comfortable with speaking out.
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"Speaking up and speaking out is not easy," she continued.
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She believed her commanders were punishing her for speaking out.
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Our children are speaking out — in a very profound way.
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Now, Ahmodu's family is speaking out for the first time.
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Catherine Oxenberg on why she is speaking out #MegynTODAY pic.twitter.
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Now speaking out even on technical subjects can be perilous.
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Beyoncé is no stranger to speaking out about racial injustice.
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Lindsey Graham is one of a few senators speaking out.
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Perhaps, that's why she's speaking out about this ad now.
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Speaking out has been a relief, says the former publicist.
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Winter isn't the only celebrity speaking out against Trump's comments.
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"Hopefully Vanessa speaking out in public will now change things."
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I asked her if she felt alone in speaking out.
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Gina Rodriguez is speaking out against excessive Photoshopping and filtering.
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Will Smith is speaking out against presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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Vanessa Marcil is speaking out on behalf of her son.
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Of course, companies everywhere are speaking out against Trump's agenda.
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However, Goodell said he supports players speaking out on issues.
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People were being arrested for speaking out against the injustice.
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Speaking out Balaknama means "voice of the children" in Hindi.
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Johnson isn't totally new to speaking out on cybersecurity issues.
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Strikingly, none of the people speaking out were female actresses.
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The doctors became whistleblowers, speaking out with a dire warning.
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Now Diane's youngest child is speaking out — 36 years later.
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The founder of the latter, Tyler Haney, is speaking out.
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And the protests and speaking out are likely to continue.
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Still, speaking out seemed to give her a new confidence.
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Players speaking out about how badly they want to go.
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Larson simply replied, "thank you for speaking out," Someecards reports.
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But there were far more people speaking out in favor.
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Breja alleges he was fired in "retaliation" for speaking out
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Ginsberg said Pambakian wasn't fired for speaking out against Blatt.
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Danon was inspired by the women speaking out against Weinstein.
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Because I'm just giving here more credibility by speaking out.
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That didn't prevent Adams from speaking out on Twitter, however.
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Michael Jackson's accusers are speaking out in a new interview.
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And then by speaking out about what "fat" really means.
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There shouldn't be anything controversial about speaking out against hatred.
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Speaking out was for the guys who are starting out.
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Speaking out has become less of a concern for me.
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The situation has entrepreneurial experts in the region speaking out.
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"That way people are applauding women speaking out," he said.
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His parents are speaking out to help protect other families.
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His parents are speaking out to help protect other families.
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He engaged in social issues, speaking out on gun violence.
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I kept hearing about more and more survivors speaking out.
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The risks of speaking out were underlined during that period.
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I am speaking out today because our investigation is complete.
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Do you feel more responsible about speaking out these days?
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Both Botta and Whitaker said they suffered from speaking out.
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But she's proud of her oldest daughter for speaking out.
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His parents are speaking out to help protect other families.
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Trump administration officials, however, appear eager to keep speaking out.
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This is a moment of speaking out and freaking out.
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He wasn't speaking out of maliciousness or anything like that.
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Hillary Clinton is speaking out in support of Meghan Markle.
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Zhang feels she has little to lose by speaking out.
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There is tremendous power in speaking out loud to yourself.
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But other people in the running community were speaking out.
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However, speaking out is only the beginning of an education.
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Boglioli also thanked King for speaking out for clean sport.
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Speaking out means pitting the victim's word against the perpetrators.
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But we're going to need your help by speaking out.
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One recently received threats after speaking out against nationalist Buddhists.
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Yes, women are speaking out, and yes, that is powerful.
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Off campus, some religious groups are speaking out against Falwell.
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Why are your colleagues not speaking out like you are?
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But that's not why she's speaking out now, she says.
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The popular girl group is speaking out on Camila Cabello's exit.
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Since speaking out about the incident, Chiu's tweets have gone viral.
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Jenni "JWoww" Farley's is speaking out about her son's autism diagnosis.
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But that did not stop some of its members speaking out.
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I spent eleven years in military service before finally speaking out.
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Josh Henderson is speaking out after his burglary charge was dropped.
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Women do often get ripped apart for speaking out about sexism!
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Abby Lee Miller is speaking out about a recent airport incident.
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Rajapaksa rejected the accusations, stressing that complainants were speaking out independently.
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Amber Heard is speaking out once again about violence against women.
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She has relatively little to lose in this by speaking out.
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I just think [speaking out] was the responsible thing to do.
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Vilja has filed a whistleblower complaint, claiming retaliation for speaking out.
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Energy policies matter far more than Ivanka "speaking out" on climate.
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And get a chorus of voices speaking out on China's repression.
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Halsey is speaking out about her split from British rocker Yungblud.
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The agreement kept Perkins from speaking out for almost 20 years.
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They can start by speaking out much more forcibly for Trump.
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Kourtney Kardashian is speaking out about her sister Kim's Paris attack.
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The actor behind Batman and Birdman is speaking out for animals.
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Justin Bieber's former collaborator Emma Portner is speaking out against him.
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Now Crutcher's family is speaking out to CNN about the tragedy.
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John McEnroe is speaking out about fellow tennis legend Serena Williams.
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Nicolas Cage is speaking out in support of the #MeToo movement.
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By speaking out, women like Hayek accelerated this long overdue momentum.
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They are speaking out about somebody who is attacking their communities.
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In some industries, speaking out is a great thing, like mine.
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Patton Oswalt and Meredith Salenger are speaking out about their engagement.
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It is engage the American people in speaking out about this.
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I felt deep regret for not speaking out at the time.
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And there's been many more speaking out in the lead-up.
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It is standing up for yourself, defending yourself, and speaking out.
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He's also speaking out about Puerto Rico's recovery after Hurricane Maria.
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In response to United Airline's legging-gate, women are speaking out.
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Jamie Denbo is speaking out against sexist age restrictions in Hollywood.
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Julianne Moore is speaking out for National Gun Violence Awareness Day.
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Now, he's speaking out for the first time since the incident.
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They're holding marches, speaking out, and running for office in droves.
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But the rapper added she is not afraid of speaking out.
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Olympios doesn't remember anything, and Jackson is just now speaking out.
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Pauley Perrette is speaking out about her recent departure from NCIS.
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People like Quereshi speaking out is also very important, he said.
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And women like Flores are taking big risks and speaking out.
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Brennan said Trump's decision will not stop him from speaking out.
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The scorn was mainstream, and speaking out against it was too.
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Melanie "Mel B" Brown is speaking out about her health scare.
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Mangiante said she is speaking out now because her fiance cannot.
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But things are changing, and Asian-Americans are increasingly speaking out.
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We are standing up and speaking out for a better life.
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"I've kind of become a pariah for speaking out," he said.
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Going high doesn't mean staying silent when bullied, but speaking out.
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Handler isn't alone in speaking out about her personal abortion story.
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"I'm speaking out today because our investigation is complete," he said.
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Military leaders worried that smugglers would target them for speaking out.
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Add the value of speaking out, subtract the costs of silence.
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The power of people speaking out can legitimately change the world.
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But even before it went into effect, critics were speaking out.
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Richard Shelby more openly speaking out against Moore, Democrats forcing Sen.
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Both candidates have wasted little time speaking out on the matter.
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But for Mr. Tashi, speaking out has come at a price.
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"I think he's speaking out on much broader issues," she said.
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Speaking out to defend or condemn Mr. Moonves would invite scrutiny.
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Business leaders have started speaking out more forcefully on the issue.
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More women were speaking out against one person, one powerful person.
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After a lifetime of silence, Robert Blake's daughter is speaking out.
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Kris Jenner is speaking out about Kylie Jenner's major beauty deal.
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"This is a time when people are speaking out," Kerr said.
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Now, regulators in other countries are speaking out about their doubts.
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Consider this: Speaking out in the media seems different from testifying.
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Many of the women were speaking out for the first time.
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And I don't see too many Republicans speaking out against it.
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And former Trump officials appear comfortable speaking out against the president.
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Until recently, celebrities haven't felt comfortable speaking out about political causes.
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Meanwhile, women began speaking out about their experiences with powerful men.
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For speaking out, she said, she has been branded a traitor.
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What they are condemning her for is for not speaking out.
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But after years of harassment, blue-collar workers are speaking out.
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"I haven't heard many celebrities speaking out about that," Mee says.
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Some of the organizations that provide sheltering services are speaking out.
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"I'm speaking out today because our investigation is complete," Mueller said.
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I can't stop speaking out, because professionally I've already lost everything.
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"That was my hope in speaking out and telling Lee&aposs story."
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But after her latest statements, the president's personal lawyer is speaking out.
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Halima Rashid is speaking out about her decision to divorce Jermaine Jackson.
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Former Bachelor star Ben Higgins is speaking out in defense of Paradise.
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That was definitely a big moment that lead to me speaking out.
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Bob Harper is speaking out after suffering a heart attack on Feb.
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Other actors and filmmakers who've worked with Weinstein are also speaking out.
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Michael Phelps is speaking out again about his past struggles with alcohol.
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No. Twitter is shadowbanning trans people for speaking out against the administration.
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His accusers also knew speaking out would stir up a nasty backlash.
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And if they're not, they need to be speaking out or leaving.
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Judd Apatow is speaking out against reported changes to Netflix's user experience.
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Kevin Durant is the latest public figure speaking out against Donald Trump.
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"They less focused on really speaking out on Sweden's problems," Kasselstrand said.
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Under the new laws, others may have an easier time speaking out.
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Taylor Swift is speaking out about her own experiences with Harvey Weinstein.
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Lady Gaga is speaking out about her breakup for the first time.
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Outraged commenters didn't keep those who supported Cavallari's choice from speaking out.
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They all hope, by speaking out, to raise awareness of their situation.
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Fenton was inundated with messages from parents, thanking her for speaking out.
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Angelina Jolie is speaking out about her public divorce from Brad Pitt.
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Most of the pressure has been the result of survivors speaking out.
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Speaking out about mistreatment is one thing; changing a culture is another.
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Meanwhile, the US government is not yet speaking out on the case.
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Most began speaking out against them for the first time this year.
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"This leads to a taboo around speaking out about it," she said.
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Many developers speaking out on Twitter, however, say the culture has changed.
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Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino is speaking out hours after his court sentencing.
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Wendy Williams' husband is speaking out about the talk show host's sobriety.
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Now she is speaking out about the case on ABC's 20/20.
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He's actually speaking out against it," Sanders said on "Fox News Sunday.
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Woody Allen is speaking out about Ronan Farrow's explosive Hollywood Reporter column.
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Paul was speaking out for liberty going back as far as 73.
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Her family, meanwhile, has been tireless in speaking out about the case.
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Aaron Carter is speaking out about his complicated past with Michael Jackson.
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Since her daughter's death, Martin has dedicated her life to speaking out.
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Conservative political commentator Tomi Lahren is speaking out against Alabama's abortion ban.
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Her vagina is speaking out and her clitoris is the horny one.
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They're undocumented, and there's not that many people speaking out for them.
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The lyric did not stop Haddish from speaking out about the evening.
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Nor would he be another Jackie Robinson, speaking out about civil rights.
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What does that do when you're in that, when you're speaking out?
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And that people communicate differently, too, or a tolerance of speaking out.
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The celebrity chef is speaking out on the controversial Supreme Court ruling.
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Brown, speaking out Tuesday, promised to recover from the trauma she endured.
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Clayne Crawford is speaking out after he being fired from Lethal Weapon.
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Mandy Moore is speaking out about her "unhealthy" marriage to Ryan Adams.
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I wanted to continue speaking out to improve trans representation in media.
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In the 212s, speaking out wasn't as common as it is today.
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But she doesn't have a problem with Schaeuble and others speaking out.
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Speaking out takes huge courage, and that courage needs to be recognized.
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Rumer Willis has joined the ranks of celebrities speaking out against Photoshop.
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Turner continued by highlighting the importance of speaking out about mental health.
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Victor Garber is speaking out about the stigma behind type 1 diabetes.
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Fans were quick to praise Anderson for speaking out about the inequality.
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Local elected officials have taken to speaking out against a potential deal.
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Yadira began speaking out publicly against the gang, and became a target.
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Soon Rocco was regularly beating her, mostly for speaking out of turn.
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She also claims she is breaking a nondisclosure agreement by speaking out.
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Despite the constant fear of imprisonment, Turkish journalists are still speaking out.
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JCPA, however, advised member groups to keep quiet—because speaking out would
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Rodchenkov took the same risks for speaking out against Russia's doping machine.
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The advertising industry has had its own increase in women speaking out.
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Ashley Graham is once again speaking out against the term 'plus-sized.
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The royal family is speaking out against the stigma surrounding mental illness.
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Trump's Republican allies aggressively questioned Cohen's credibility and motives for speaking out.
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But the sheer number of siblings speaking out against Gosar is unique.
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But I will keep speaking out and find ways to keep fighting.
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Like it or not, your employees are speaking out on your behalf.
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Moore began speaking out for Irons's release over the last several years.
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Which begs the question: Why aren't all Democrats and Republicans speaking out?
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"The radical Left has been speaking out against ICE lately," Pence said.
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Standing up, speaking out and marching may be part of their therapy.
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Prince Harry is speaking out about the controversy surrounding his recent travel.
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Now, she is speaking out in an exclusive interview with The Times.
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I encourage speaking out against it and I applaud Jewish-Palestinian collaboration.
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Browder soon began speaking out in Washington about the young lawyer's death.
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I've been speaking out, loud and strong, for nearly five decades now.
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In the meantime, the protesters kept speaking out, like below, in Santiago.
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That's why Ms. Nakate and many others are speaking out for Africa.
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R. Kelly's girlfriend Joycelyn Savage is speaking out against the disgraced singer.
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She also claims Netflix blacklisted her in retaliation for her speaking out.
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In all those cases, you might be better off not speaking out.
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There is little chance of anyone speaking out, the former commander said.
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But that should not preclude Congress, or America's allies, from speaking out.
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And the hope would be, look, he was speaking out of sincerity.
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This affords them little luxury for speaking out publicly and risking arrest.
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Some, like Rowena Chiu in She Said, are only speaking out now.
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My father instilled in me early on the importance of speaking out.
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Democrats there are outnumbered, speaking out but waging symbolic resistance for now.
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They asked for anonymity because they feared social ostracism for speaking out.
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She's speaking out now so we might all better recognize the signs.
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Now, Lizzo is speaking out on her Instagram about the verbal abuse.
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In this era of deafening polarization, why do I bother speaking out?
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Instead, she said she was discouraged from speaking out and even threatened.
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Speaking out against ethnic cleansing should not be too high a bar.
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Hilaria Baldwin is speaking out after receiving criticism about her recent miscarriage.
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After speaking out, he was punished with a three-month "silence" penalty.
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Ms. Sallie said speaking out was a form of affirmation, and relief.
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But Clooney is also part of the problem he's speaking out against.
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Mr. Trump is only incidentally speaking out in support of the downtrodden.
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He also praised the United States for speaking out against China's move.
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Outside pressures also played a role in the business leaders' speaking out.
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Bill Browder began speaking out in Washington about the young lawyer's death.
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"That's why Israeli security experts are speaking out," said Kerry, referring to an open letter signed by former Israeli officials and published by the liberal-leaning advocacy group J Street as evidence of Israeli security experts speaking out.
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Speaking out, particularly in a negative situation, can be easier said than done.
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In recent days, the professors have begun speaking out publicly about the issue.
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Well, more and more stars have been speaking out about their skincare struggles.
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Chris Harrison is speaking out about Kaitlyn Bristowe's split from fiancé Shawn Booth.
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But in a statement to PEOPLE, she thanked her ex for speaking out.
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As IndieWire reported, the franchise's cast has started speaking out about the controversy.
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Other journalists and bloggers say they have been similarly targeted after speaking out.
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"It's a real person speaking up and more importantly speaking out," Phillips said.
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Scheana Shay is speaking out for the first time since the news broke.
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Ashley Graham is once again speaking out about about body positivity and inclusivity.
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Instagram influencer Quigley is speaking out about her "humiliating" experience on American Idol.
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I stand by all the courageous women confronting their fears and speaking out.
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One twist this time is that normally apolitical business groups are speaking out.
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Barbra Streisand is speaking out about the sexual abuse allegations against Michael Jackson.
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He had inspired many reluctant former residents to join him in speaking out.
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Food Network star Katie Lee is speaking out about her struggle with infertility.
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She recently made headlines for speaking out about the refugee crisis in Syria.
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Talkspace therapists sign a nondisclosure agreement, putting them at risk for speaking out.
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Actress Busy Philipps is speaking out against movie producer and director Brett Ratner.
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Elizabeth Smart is speaking out about the release of one of her kidnappers.
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However, at least one homegrown star is being lambasted for not speaking out.
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State doctors and hospital directors have been barred from speaking out about problems.
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It's Complicated "You're Not Alone": Why Women Are Speaking Out About Their Abortions
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Still, it's significant that some businesses are speaking out against the extradition changes.
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"She has no problem speaking out if Republicans fail to protect equal rights."
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A Texas teen is speaking out after a selfie almost ended his life.
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EJ Johnson is speaking out about his best friend Lyric McHenry's tragic death.
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But Kim Kardashian is finally speaking out about the pregnancy rumors — sort of.
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Roseanne Barr is speaking out about the costars who condemned her racist tweet.
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Still, big names in the tech industry are boldly speaking out against Twitter.
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Tiger Woods is speaking out following his shocking arrest early Monday in Florida.
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Mariah Carey is speaking out about her recent split from fiancé James Packer.
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There is a lot of fear of speaking out against the government still.
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The 26-year-old London man is speaking out against his former employer.
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Rapper Kid Buu is speaking out against claims that he assaulted Blac Chyna.
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Rashida Jones is speaking out about Hollywood's disproportionate lack of female power players.
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Cosby Show alum Essence Atkins is speaking out about Bill Cosby's guilty verdict.
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Senator Kamala Harris is speaking out against the use of this political phrase.
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One mom is speaking out about her baby's medical ordeal to raise awareness.
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Kristoff St. John's on-screen wife is speaking out after his unexpected death.
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The impression is particularly noteworthy considering Tamblyn's recent history speaking out against Trump.
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And meanwhile, Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz, he&aposs also rightly speaking out.
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Several other attorneys who represent unaccompanied minors expressed similar concerns about speaking out.
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Ethiopia's first lady, Roman Tesfaye, and others are standing up and speaking out.
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Sharon Osbourne has no problem with her daughter speaking out on her behalf.
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But publicly, they fear the consequences of speaking out too much against Trump.
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Listen, we do commend MacFarlane for speaking out when others weren't able to.
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Yates, an Obama holdover, was fired after speaking out against the travel ban.
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A year after Taylor Swift's groping trial, the singer is still speaking out.
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Kate Middleton is speaking out about a cause very close to her heart.
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Now, she's speaking out about a breastfeeding condition called mastitis, Pop Sugar reports.
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It was about standing up and speaking out for victims of sexual assault.
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Down Syndrome Swimming Australia (DSSA) is one group speaking out about its frustration.
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Even with my first album, I was speaking out against the music industry.
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The actress continued speaking out for the cause by calling out the E!
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This means speaking out against detention without trial, torture, and faith-based surveillance.
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The ongoing conversation about Kesha's recent court ruling has people speaking out passionately.
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Other countries have been speaking out against the president in their own ways.
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On Friday, Matlin joined the growing list of women speaking out against Trump.
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Players should not be penalized for speaking out for what they believe in.
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And the fact that she is speaking out today is significant, Williams said.
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Republicans are already speaking out against any move to ask Weisselberg to testify.
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Helen Mirren is speaking out about the death of her cousin Tania Mallet.
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She added: "There are very, very few of us that are speaking out".
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If speaking out against that makes me look petty, then so be it.
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I am loyal to this party by speaking out on these very issues.
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His supporters say he is being punished for speaking out against the Kremlin.
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Some of them are speaking out publicly, whereas others acknowledge their disagreement privately.
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But as those norms have changed, the costs of speaking out have dropped.
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They have, though, been caught speaking out of both sides of their mouth.
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Unsurprisingly, the women of the red carpet are taking notice and speaking out.
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The 26-year-old photographer is speaking out about the June 4 encounter.
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Mark Sanford lost his primary in 2018 after repeatedly speaking out against Trump.
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Once again, Trump is speaking out on behalf of people who don't exist.
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We hadn't held out our hope of speaking out and held our hope.
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But when the Taliban murder women, there is more risk in speaking out.
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Cuba has free elections, Cuba stops putting people in jail for speaking out.
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We are now reaching a crisis point, when speaking out is not enough.
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Some filmmakers are already speaking out against the limited test run on Twitter.
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Now he's joined his colleagues in speaking out in opposition to the President.
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In fact, the world is awash with musicians speaking out against the order.
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Meanwhile, women who said they had affairs with Mr. Trump are speaking out.
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Mr. Zuckerberg is no stranger to speaking out during times of company crisis.
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Others have found themselves speaking out almost compulsively where they wouldn't have before.
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With the advent of the #MeToo movement, she has been speaking out again.
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Ford received death threats and was forced from her home after speaking out.
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"We are speaking out," he said, "because of the pain in our hearts."
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Women are speaking out in front of the cameras and in the courts.
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Now employees say some of them are paying a price for speaking out.
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Our colleague sits down with him to talk about why he's speaking out.
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All were known for speaking out against the government, five have been arrested.
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"In many ways speaking out was our form of grieving," Schneid later reveals.
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I want to inspire women to start speaking out about their fertility challenges.
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It was the right time last year, when women were speaking out more.
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Ms. Malliotakis also was not afraid of speaking out on her own behalf.
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"If you're speaking out against what your company did then GREAT," Jamil tweeted.
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"I stand with these Amazon employees who are courageously speaking out," he tweeted.
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"I stand with these Amazon employees who are courageously speaking out," he tweeted.
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They followed us throughout the hotel, trying to discourage investors from speaking out.
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During his career, he became known for speaking out against racism in wrestling.
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James Van Der Beek is speaking out about his wife Kimberly's heartbreaking miscarriage.
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Luann de Lesseps is finally speaking out about the man in her life.
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Andy Cohen is speaking out about President Donald Trump's latest federal judge nominee.
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Speaking out, especially through scientific organizations, tells colleagues they need not be afraid.
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And yet they have kept on making movies, speaking out and speaking up.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Trump's former chief of staff, John Kelly, is also speaking out.
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Shane Gillis is speaking out after he was fired from Saturday Night Live.
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"The nation is speaking out; senators need to listen," Ms. Eskelsen García said.
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But other employees said their co-workers were intimidated and speaking out less.
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It is a new era with physician leaders standing up and speaking out.
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These people asked not to be identified, fearing physical harm for speaking out.
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His family is now speaking out, hoping President Trump will prioritize his case.
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That has not stopped Chinese officials from speaking out strongly in Huawei's defense.
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Speaking out and helping to defeat this bill would be a good start.
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Both positions have the same effect of discouraging a victim from speaking out.
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It's only in this context that Trump speaking out against racism becomes news.
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She's constantly creating, constantly thinking, constantly speaking out against injustice, and constantly slaying.
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Women still face incredible stigma for speaking out about rape or sexual assault.
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Taraji P. Henson is bravely speaking out about her struggles with depression and anxiety.
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Kerry Washington has not been shy about speaking out about the pitfalls of Photoshop.
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Kris Jenner is speaking out about her son-in-law Kanye West's recent behavior.
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The Obamas are among many public figures speaking out, including Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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Speaking out was about the last thing I still had the wherewithal to do.
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Employers often attack women speaking out about discrimination — so I am disappointed in E!
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I'm inspired by you and things will get better because you are speaking out.
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"People [are] recognizing around the world that speaking up and speaking out is necessary."
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And, lately, Chase has come under withering criticism from the government for speaking out.
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Also new today, you can now type your queries instead of speaking out loud.
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These groups have the right idea by speaking out against corporate backing for Cleveland.
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Employers often attack women speaking out about discrimination, so I am disappointed in E!
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Others said they had been blacklisted in their field within tech for speaking out.
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According to ABC News, after Swift's case more sexual assault victims are speaking out.
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Actress Ambyr Childers is speaking out about her children with ex-husband Randall Emmett.
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Fergie is speaking out about her separation from Josh Duhamel — and she's getting real.
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This time, Kardashian is speaking out specifically to raise wider awareness about the disease.
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"That's what we've got to do: Get people to start speaking out," he says.
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Outraged by the potential decision, Caitlyn Jenner, who is a Republican, is speaking out.
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It means people are trusting the process and feeling more comfortable with speaking out.
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But don't worry, Hadid is speaking out about being perceived as a non-smiler.
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Luke Perry's daughter is speaking out for the first time since his shocking death.
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Guests, coaxed by the seemingly cozy environment, weren't afraid of speaking out of turn.
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Robert Pattinson is glad people feel more confident in speaking out about sexual harassment.
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However, Jackson warned Stone that he may not help his prospects by speaking out.
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Now, add Serena Williams to the list of athletes speaking out against police violence.
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He also touched on Jennifer Lawrence speaking out about the wage gap in Hollywood.
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Nipsey Hussle's sister is speaking out in the wake of her brother's tragic death.
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He derived his life force from storytelling and speaking out, even in ill health.
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One day after the former reality star's death, Lyric McHenry's family is speaking out.
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Paulina Porizkova, 53, is speaking out about getting older and she's not holding back.
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And in the wake of allegations against Weinstein, these women are also speaking out.
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Serena Williams is speaking out about the increasing police violence of unarmed African Americans.
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She has become an advocate for normalizing breastfeeding, often speaking out on social media.
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The Haim sisters aren't the only ones speaking out about inequality, pay or otherwise.
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I hope that speaking out will help other victims and protect against future abuse.
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Taylor Swift is speaking out about her snake emoji-filled drama with Kim Kardashian.
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The high schooler started speaking out against gun violence almost immediately following the event.
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"You guys are speaking out of your ass?" he yelled back at his sisters.
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And for the first time, the colorist behind her new hue is speaking out.
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Emily Simpson is speaking out on behalf of anybody who's ever been body shamed.
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Jennifer Lawrence is speaking out once again – this time in support of Planned Parenthood.
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Nor should boys be criticized for crying while girls are reprimanded for speaking out.
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Even offline, the Latinx community often discourages speaking out against authority and encourages assimilation.
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Outside of Hollywood, women are speaking out about rampant sexual abuse in other industries.
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After his lawsuit, they withdrew their names, citing the legal risks of speaking out.
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Caro said he was speaking out even if it meant authorities jailed him again.
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I kept speaking out at Slack, and I still had the troublemaker label there.
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Mitchell's race was also another factor that held Sullivan back from initially speaking out.
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Longtime environmentalist Prince Charles is speaking out on the importance of protecting our oceans.
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Speaking out on matters of moral importance to our society should always be cheered.
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Baghdadi has kept a low profile, speaking out in occasional videos and audio messages.
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A lot of celebs are speaking out against R. Kelly ... including Jada Pinkett Smith.
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She's determined to keep speaking out, but she knows it makes her a target.
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Other celebrities, from Mark Ruffalo to Andy Richter, have joined Wayans in speaking out.
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There are things going on that people aren't happy with, so we're speaking out.
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She said in speaking out, she hopes to inspire more women to come forward.
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Noticiero Univision anchor Jorge Ramos is speaking out against President Donald Trump once again.
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They are speaking out because they want to set the record straight about Shanann.
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Actresses are speaking out about the wage gap — and we couldn't be more thrilled.
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President Ronald Reagan's daughter, Patti Davis, is speaking out against the upcoming comedy Reagan.
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That is one of the largest statements we can make: Speaking out against hate.
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Now, as reported by Us Weekly, Higgins is speaking out about his former fiancée.
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Do you worry about how speaking out may impact how people receive your music?
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Speaking out publicly for the first time since the incident, Reeves testified on Feb.
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Current law does not prevent churches or charities from speaking out on any issues.
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"They are positioning themselves, those who are speaking out," said a Senate GOP aide.
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Amnesty said prison authorities have reportedly warned detained activists against speaking out about mistreatment.
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We need to have people speaking out about why lead pipes should be replaced.
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Critics of MMT are many, and they have not been shy about speaking out.
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It's vital that Bush, Obama, McCain, Corker, Flake and others continue speaking out forcefully.
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Stone added that King has been a pioneer of speaking out for women's rights.
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However, watchdogs report that speaking out is becoming more dangerous—and they are right.
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Even some Republicans on Capitol Hill are speaking out about Trump's unfitness for office.
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More people are realizing the danger we face and are speaking out against it.
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Actress Michelle Monaghan says she is already hearing more entertainment industry vets speaking out.
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"It is impressive and painful how many people are speaking out here," Maas tweeted.
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Speaking out helps, but is at best the beginning of a process of change.
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In the Guardian interview, Clinton said she feels a duty to continue speaking out.
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Wilkerson's family is now speaking out about diabetes and the high costs of insulin.
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There has been an explosion in celebrities speaking out about their mental health challenges.
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Don't get me wrong; I am thrilled that so many survivors are speaking out.
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He and I were equal partners in that, turning inward instead of speaking out.
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The women -- who are now speaking out -- were unharmed, and the suspect was arrested.
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Internet trolls aren't the only thing that Rinna has recently been speaking out about.
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Now, Jonas is speaking out about why he experienced "personal disappointment" over the decision.
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He wasn't building a brand, he was risking his popularity by speaking out often.
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Henry Cavill has been speaking out against fans who catcall him on the street.
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It's a topic the Apple CEO has been speaking out about publicly for years.
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On this issue specifically, people have been speaking out against this bill for months.
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People are speaking out, and the world has become all more eager to listen.
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Rights campaigners say he was targeted for speaking out on political and social matters.
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Now, one of the world's leading animal experts is speaking out about the incident.
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"There has been a sense that simply speaking out is enough," Ms. Ziff said.
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But it's more important that I do what my conscience requires by speaking out.
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But a beauty queen speaking out about sexual assault isn't always a popular message.
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Ms. Yu declined to comment, saying the authorities had prohibited her from speaking out.
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And, just as in the past, there are times that call for speaking out.
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In the Trump era, late-night hosts speaking out against President Trump are common.
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They want to make an example of us to discourage others from speaking out.
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Suddenly, dancers typically seen but not heard were speaking out, internally and in public.
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"Threats by the Trump administration will not stop me from speaking out," he said.
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He also asked to use a pseudonym for fear of repercussions from speaking out.
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Sometimes people thank me for speaking out when they see me in the street.
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"This is not the time to silence those who are speaking out," Costa wrote.
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Kim Kardashian West is speaking out about her brother Rob Kardashian's revenge-porn lawsuit.
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But just before that condemnation, Feingold's campaign chided Johnson for not speaking out sooner.
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Comedian Wanda Sykes thanked Mo'Nique for speaking out, saying Netflix offered her even less.
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Business groups are already speaking out against the rule and promising action against it.
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Antonio Parkinson (D) was booed by other lawmakers when speaking out against the amendment.
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Go deeper: Justin Amash says Republicans privately thank him for speaking out on Trump
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Mr. Guterres was criticized as not speaking out against it directly enough, quickly enough.
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Later in the exchange, he suggested that women were hurting themselves by speaking out.
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Accusations against Weinstein helped fuel the #MeToo movement of women speaking out about mistreatment.
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The burden of speaking out against racism cannot continue to fall on BIPOC individuals.
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And the political debate over unauthorized immigrants has left many fearful of speaking out.
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Now, more women are speaking out about sexual harassment in the start-up industry.
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Some lawmakers are already speaking out against the prospect of a pardon for Stone.
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For Nicaraguans, it was another reminder that simply speaking out can have severe consequences.
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Stacey Dash is speaking out following last week's alleged physical altercation with her husband.
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A total of 232 complaints alleged retaliation against whistleblowers for speaking out about problems.
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Afterward, US Attorney Matthew Schneider praised the victim for speaking out about the abuse.
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Some of Mr. Prabhu's peers on Wall Street have become wary of speaking out.
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Dr. Christine Blasey Ford is courageously speaking out about an extremely traumatic sexual incident.
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And he has a social conscience, speaking out on gun control, among other issues.
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There were very few major stories in 2017 about blue collar women speaking out.
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Vindman said he was not worried that he would suffer reprisals for speaking out.
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Ms. Mercer is not known for publicly speaking out on the climate change issue.
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MORE kept speaking out and standing up and saying what he had to say.
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Will these threats stop Uighurs from speaking out for their families trapped in China?
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And after watching the "Me, Too" campaign, some women in Afghanistan are speaking out.
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I'm afraid the United States might no longer be speaking out for these values.
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It's me speaking out and pulling away at those labels that limit my experience.
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After Uber, post Susan's thing, it set off a range of people speaking out.
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And he has taken his show on the road, speaking out against incumbent Republicans.
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Forbidden to participate in daily life, Nepalese girls are speaking out against menstrual shaming.
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It took famous Olympians speaking out about their abuse for Nassar to be punished.
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Now a prominent retired Navy admiral, John Kirby, is speaking out against the ban.
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They said speaking out after convicting the world's most notorious drug kingpin wasn't easy.
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Lauren Wasser is speaking out again about losing both her legs to toxic shock syndrome.
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I know you're telling the truth and I'm so glad to see you speaking out.
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Kailyn Lowry's best friend is speaking out against those who claim the two are dating.
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Now McGowan is speaking out about the true meaning behind her clothing choice that night.
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For Silicon Valley, speaking out against President Trump's contentious immigration order isn't just about politics.
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More people speaking out about the toxic culture of venture capitalism and the tech industry.
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Lots of celebs took sides, and Selena Gomez even faced some backlash for speaking out.
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Hoyos is just one of 25 women who are now speaking out about this behavior.
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I think it is amazing that more celebrities are speaking out and sharing their stories.
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Why isn&apost he speaking up and speaking out in a number of these issues?
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Judi Dench is speaking out against Harvey Weinstein amid allegations of decades of sexual misconduct.
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"I've been speaking out about my situation to raise awareness about the disease," Gomez said.
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Johnson has since spoken publicly about her experience, but she still worries about speaking out.
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A new mom is speaking out after a stranger shamed her for buying baby formula.
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But speaking out against Biden "was not a political calculation," a campaign aide told CNN.
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She's just speaking out as one of the most prominent Democratic politicians in the country.
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Now, survivors of Chechnya's gay concentration camps are speaking out about the torture they endured.
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Prince William is speaking out with an important warning when it comes to protecting wildlife.
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"Speaking out is powerful, and cathartic but it won't change the status quo," she said.
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David Foster is speaking out about his ex-wife Yolanda Hadid's battle with Lyme disease.
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And ... by speaking out you can prevent the same people from doing it to others.
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Jessica Chastain is praising Salma Hayek for speaking out against disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein.
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She's been an advocate of mental health for years, speaking out about her own struggles.
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Miss Suu Kyi fears paying a political price for speaking out, but silence carries costs.
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Journalists are being attacked for speaking out against the embezzling of public money, he added.
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Aly Raisman is speaking out on a subject she calls "alarming" – and pushing for change.
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The women sharing their stories and experiences on social media are finally speaking out publicly.
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Thirty years after their case gripped the nation, the Central Park Five are speaking out.
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Among the topics discussed was enhancing the players' platforms for speaking out on social issues.
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Angelina Jolie is speaking out about a good cause close to her heart: the environment.
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Larry King and Shawn King are speaking out amid reports of infidelity in their marriage.
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After speaking out against Trump and the direction of the GOP numerous times, on Oct.
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McGowan was speaking out against film producer Harvey Weinstein, who she claims sexually assaulted her.
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Dean McDermott is speaking out against the online body shamers who criticize his children's looks.
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I've been doing a lot of advocacy work and speaking out on trans issues lately.
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"When I first started speaking out it was really scary," Raisman, 23, told PEOPLE Now.
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In addition to speaking out, Microsoft took their resistance one step further: they lawyered up.
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Kesha is speaking out about her lawsuit with Dr. Luke, whom she alleges raped her.
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This is his first time speaking out publicly about this unique situation, let's call it.
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Conservative cultural norms can also prevent women from speaking out in the largely Christian nation.
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Meanwhile, Theris is speaking out about her ordeal — and her gratitude that it is over.
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Mei-Ling has always been an activist, speaking out against racism for Black Lives Matter.
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Misty Copeland is speaking out against the stereotype that most ballet dancers have eating disorders.
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Second, Uber is scrapping confidentiality provisions that keep victims from speaking out about their experiences.
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Thomas Ravenel's alleged victim is speaking out following the Southern Charm star's release from jail.
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But pop idols speaking out on the issue of stalking and assaults could raise awareness.
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NFL player LeSean "Shady" McCoy's ex-girlfriend is speaking out about her brutal home invasion.
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They want to stop speech, stop debate, and they are terrorizing people, Trump speaking out.
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But she wasn't the only one to garner attention for speaking out on the issue.
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This is Rand Paul, speaking out about something that you said about all this earlier.
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"I am speaking out and fighting for women who don't have a voice," she explained.
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Each woman had her own reason for speaking out, but two common goals united them.
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Waqa described China's envoy as "very insolent" and a "bully" for speaking out of turn.
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" The mission also mentions that Americans are "speaking up and speaking out like never before.
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As a result, foreign casino operators have been cautious against speaking out against specific rules.
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I don't regret speaking out, and I have never worked harder than I do now.
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Carey hopes that speaking out now will help eliminate the stigma around mental health issues.
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Speaking out against people who do this is important, but again, necessary but not sufficient.
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Sharon Osbourne is speaking out on her husband Ozzy Osbourne's condition following his recent hospitalization.
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The actress is combating child pornography, by speaking out against the shockingly common illegal practice.
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It meant speaking out, too—even, as her pacifist father had hoped, getting into politics.
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Dennis Daugaard -- speaking out against a bill that could affect him and other transgender students.
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Jenelle Evans is speaking out after her sons were removed from her North Carolina home.
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Penélope Cruz is speaking out about the decades-old sexual abuse allegations against Woody Allen.
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With Silicon Valley's culture under the microscope, one of tech's loudest critics is speaking out.
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Jill (Duggar) Dillard is speaking out in the wake of her husband's recent controversial tweets.
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The political network backed by billionaire Charles Koch is also speaking out against the legislation.
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And now the victim of former Stanford University swimmer Brock Turner is speaking out again.
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But Wire said that some athletes who back Trump may be wary about speaking out.
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After all, it was his early "travel ban" that forced CEOs to start speaking out.
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Others didn't want to have the stigma of speaking out and feared being labeled accordingly.
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Sarah Hyland is earning praise for speaking out about criticism she's received about her body.
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This is precisely the argument conservationists make when speaking out against the FWS' permitting practice.
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He's really been admirable about laying low and not speaking out, with all due respect.
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Gillibrand's allies argue that she has a long history of speaking out against sexual assault.
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Speaking out would have led to my betrayal by the people I loved the most.
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Early Uber investor and former board member Shervin Pishevar is speaking out against Benchmark again.
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McGowan also scolded Ellen DeGeneres for speaking out for gay and trans people in Mississippi.
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I know you're telling the truth and I'm so glad to see you speaking out.
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The reason she's speaking out, though, is for those who are new to the industry.
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Conservatives are also speaking out against the inclusion of work requirements, but for different reasons.
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Media would love and Democrats would prosper from the debate electrified by Obama speaking out.
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Apple COO Jeff Williams is increasingly speaking out about his personal passion for health care.
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Dewan said she had trouble biting her tongue but ultimately refrained from speaking out impulsively.
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But I honestly don't know if speaking out is the thing that makes the difference.
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NATIONAL BIRD A documentary about America's drone attacks and the veterans speaking out against them.
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Most continue to work in television and worry that speaking out could damage their careers.
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Trump repeated his stance that Republicans who are speaking out against him should keep silent.
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Many of us risked expulsion from school or loss of jobs merely for speaking out.
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Teachers across the country are speaking out against the lack of pay in the profession.
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Ivanka Trump is finally speaking out about her father's now infamous 2005 hot-mic tape.
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That has some groups here speaking out in favor of the rigs-to-reefs program.
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And we have to keep working, keep fighting and keep speaking out until it stops.
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And now, the medical community is finally speaking out about the dangers of avocado hand.
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Michel annoyed Spain by speaking out against police violence as people voted in the Oct.
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Now, one of those jurors is speaking out against the "ridiculously lenient sentence" Turner received.
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He began: I'm an athlete, and athletes have been speaking out a lot this year.
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But it may prove just another example of Egyptian women speaking out against sexual violence.
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Val Chmerkovskiy is speaking out on Sean Spicer being cast on Dancing with the Stars.
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The school district said she had violated privacy laws by speaking out about the incident.
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I know that we are working to change that by speaking out and standing up.
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It should gravely worry all Americans, including intelligence professionals, about the cost of speaking out.
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But since speaking out, others have come to her with stories of their own assaults.
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She would not give her name, fearing that speaking out would get her in trouble.
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Lawyers fed up with new laws that were never translated into English started speaking out.
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I hope women keep speaking out, despite fear, so we can break this abusive cycle.
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In previous interviews, he has accused Ms. Collingwood of having political motivations for speaking out.
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In the past, Cramer had not been shy about speaking out about Musk and Tesla.
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"What is surprising is that we haven't been speaking out about this before," she said.
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The demonstrators who packed the House chamber were speaking out again a bill that Gov.
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We are speaking out to change social narratives that we can see have devastating effects.
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Rosie O'Donnell is speaking out amid reports that she and fiancée Elizabeth Rooney have split.
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Eirvin Hixon told CNN she's speaking out because she wants to help the alleged victims.
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Republicans are also speaking out about Trump potentially slapping tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum.
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On Weibo, Li was being praised as a hero for speaking out about the virus.
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"NBA players have no problem speaking out on politics & social issues in America," he tweeted.
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"No one should implement a gag rule on Americans speaking out for freedom," tweeted Schumer.
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In an interview with Hyperallergic, Hammond said many artists in her situation fear speaking out.
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Cramer has not been shy in the past about speaking out on Musk and Tesla.
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" In a later tweet, he praises those who were "speaking out against bigotry and hate.
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First, speaking out sooner rather than later allows Trump to control much of the narrative.
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Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway is speaking out about her association with Jeffrey Epstein.
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A lot of us who are speaking out about unionizing are getting blacklisted from clubs.
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She understands that speaking out about racism and toxic workplace environments must be everyone's fight.
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The campaign has attracted thousands of followers who have been speaking out against government excesses.
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Misogynistic attitudes persisted, said Berge, but the difference is that more women are speaking out.
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Now, the buyers are speaking out about their purchases and defending the work&aposs value.
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The clergy had faced disapproval from the Vatican for speaking out against the violent regime.
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Trump is doing it to punish Brennan for speaking out so forcefully against his presidency.
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They included accusations of gender-based discrimination, repeated sexual harassment and punishment for speaking out.
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It's common for women to experience harassment or threats after speaking out about sexual violence.
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Now, those employees who have even nothing to do with that thing are speaking out.
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Frankie respects Yeezy's passion for history ... and thinks speaking out is better than remaining silent.
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It is pro-civilisation — speaking out in favor of civilized behavior and against state brutality.
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In the past, mandated arbitration has silenced women from speaking out about their experiences of harassment.
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She's also been vocal about speaking out in support of creating more opportunities for gay actors.
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Seavey said he fully expected the committee to ban him from the race for speaking out.
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Graduate students are speaking out, and community groups are still involved in protests and counter-protests.
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In October, Perry complimented Swift for speaking out about politics and encouraging her fans to vote.
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We have been speaking out urgently, since then, about the devastating and abusive circumstances we've found.
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Last year, some LGBTQ YouTubers began speaking out about their videos being age-restricted and demonetized.
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Miss USA Deshauna Barber is speaking out against the stereotypes she and other pageant contestants encounter.
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The American people are speaking out in protest — on Twitter and at airports across the country.
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And that&aposs why some Republican lawmakers, including Ted Cruz, are speaking out against the practice.
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Margot Kidder's family is speaking out days after the death of the Superman actress at 69.
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Kevin Smith is speaking out about the allegations against Harvey Weinstein, who helped launch Smith's career.
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That said, there's nothing in the Canadian constitution that precludes the governor general from speaking out.
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British stars are speaking out in an effort to get fur banned in the United Kingdom.
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Activists often faced harassment and arrest for speaking out against the Castro government, the groups said.
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Bethenny Frankel is speaking out about the shocking death of her on-off boyfriend Dennis Shields.
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Country legend Dolly Parton is speaking out about her love for the LGBT community and fans.
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The industry is really listening to everyone who is speaking out and everything happening regarding inclusivity.
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That said, we are happy to see people speaking out about behavior that made them uncomfortable.
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These important issues would have remained hidden, were it not for people speaking out about them.
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Some of the ANC's most senior leaders are now speaking out against Mr Zuma, albeit cautiously.
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Nick Young's ex-girlfriend Keonna Green is speaking out about her relationship with the basketball player.
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Inmates are typically cautious about speaking out about brutality because they often fear retaliation by guards.
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"I want to be sure that people understand I'm going to keep speaking out," Clinton continued.
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Larry King's sons are speaking out following his divorce filing from seventh wife Shawn Southwick King.
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They have also been speaking out about the case using the hashtag #justiciaparaevelyn (justice for Evelyn).
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Zimmerman has not taken the new legal actions lightly, speaking out on his social media accounts.
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So far, at least four crucial swing votes are already speaking out against the House bill.
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Some parents also experience prenatal depression — and actress Jenny Mollen is speaking out about her experience.
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Hosted by Elizabeth Vargas, members speaking out in the special will include Psych actress Sarah Edmondson.
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He should serve his punishment for not speaking out against pervasive doping in track and field.
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If an actor is speaking out about something they agree with, that actor should be celebrated.
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Vindman downplayed concerns that he would suffer payback for speaking out when he testified to Congress.
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Morgan Freeman is speaking out again amid reports of his allegedly inappropriate sexual behavior towards women.
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For another, speaking out challenges Mr Xi in his belief that jailing peaceful dissenters is normal.
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She said that small steps like speaking out on social media could lead to big changes.
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Every American should be confident that employer will not retaliate against them simply for speaking out.
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SMILF creator Frankie Shaw is speaking out about the misconduct allegations made against her last month.
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The stars are speaking out against President Donald Trump's controversial immigration ban at the SAG Awards.
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Now, finally multiple prominent Democrats are speaking out against Clinton&aposs corruption inside the Democratic Party.
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Chapman is speaking out now, however, on behalf of Syed in his quest for a retrial.
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Rockstar employees are speaking out against reports that the developer forces its workers into extreme crunch.
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"We fear speaking out might only further destabilise the country," says a Western diplomat in Baghdad.
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The fact that I speak out on climate is not a bar to others speaking out.
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One of country's most noteworthy political criminals is speaking out for the first time from prison.
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Investors cultivate a "founder friendly" image and some founders are already speaking out against Benchmark's decision.
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However, as others are now speaking out against Steven, I would like to do the same.
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More than three years later, Bieber's manager, Scooter Braun, is speaking out about Bieber's 2014 breakdown.
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Chrissy Metz is speaking out about her hot mic moment at the 2019 Golden Globe Awards.
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"Justin never had any problem speaking out about any particular situation or cause," Kenneth Carr said.
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Her generation's speaking out against the drug-dealer stereotype was crucial in dispelling it, she says.
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More than five years later, Terri says she's finally speaking out because she wants Kyron found.
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Dean Martin's daughter is speaking out after some suggested "Baby, It's Cold Outside" promotes rape culture.
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This can be empowering for marginalized voices speaking out on injustices such as #MeToo and #BlackLivesMatter.
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By speaking out, he said, he put himself into such danger that he can't go home.
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Prince Harry is speaking out on the dangers of spending too much time on social media.
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Queen Maxima of the Netherlands is speaking out for the first time about her sister's suicide.
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Speaking out has, in the past, often resulted in retaliation and blacklisting by an entire industry.
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Curiel said he has heard from his brother, thanking him for speaking out on Trump's comments.
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Bachelorette contestant Garrett Yrigoyen is speaking out about the controversy surrounding his alleged social media likes.
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Selena Gomez is speaking out about childhood friend Demi Lovato's July overdose for the first time.
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I hope to be a voice in speaking out against his dangerous ideals before November's election.
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Furthermore, employees say they fear retaliation from Google for speaking out and protesting during the parade.
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I think you are brave as a democrat for speaking out and at least being open.
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INGRAHAM: All right, another celebrity was speaking out about her Trump just last night, Kim Kardashian.
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Prince Andrew is speaking out about the sex abuse claims surrounding his former friend Jeffrey Epstein.
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What's happening: This week, victims are speaking out in court about the trauma Nassar caused them.
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" She adds, "I think of my heroes: women like [Jennifer Lawrence], who are courageously speaking out.
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Now, the "All of Me" singer, 39, is speaking out in a new interview with WSJ.
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Actress Kate Winslet is speaking out against Harvey Weinstein amid allegations of decades of sexual misconduct.
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But now Regan is speaking out in a new Fox special, O.J. Simpson: The Lost Confession?
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Now the duo are speaking out about dealing with people who shame them for looking thin.
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"She's a conservative and I like knowing that she's speaking out on his behalf," she said.
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Troian Bellisario is joining the chorus of celebrities speaking out against the new Alabama abortion law.
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Common also suggests it shouldn't be just black people speaking out if they see this happening.
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Sigler said she hopesthat speaking out will help advance research on the disease and a cure.
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In fact, it is overwhelmingly women who are organizing, marching, speaking out, and calling their representatives.
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Meanwhile, in Silicon Valley, founders are increasingly speaking out about burnout and emotional toll of entrepreneurship.
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You have to make some noise by speaking up and speaking out against injustice & inaction #goodtrouble
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For over two decades, no one believed the young black girls speaking out against R. Kelly.
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Instead of speaking out and seeking help, I'm prone to isolating myself from everyone I love.
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Music is all about standing up and speaking out in the same way that politics is.
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You can stand side by side with people without being the one who is speaking out.
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At school, other students told her that speaking out against coal could cost their parents jobs.
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She immediately began speaking out for the need for movement in Congress on gun control legislation.
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Increasingly, scientists and conservationists in the United States are speaking out in defense of nuclear power.
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There is considerable risk when speaking out, but it's one the Krenak are willing to take.
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Mariah Carey is speaking out about her blundered New Year's Eve performance in her own words.
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In the aftermath of speaking out, her UK citizenship was stripped, and her newborn baby died.
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In the aftermath of speaking out, her UK citizenship was stripped and her newborn baby died.
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Google warns employees over speaking out against company projects: 'Don't assume you have the full story.
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Some of those companies are speaking out, vowing that they will stand by their DACA employees.
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When Ms. Jones began speaking out against the abuse on Twitter, 4chan posters traded gleeful messages.
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But in recent years people have begun speaking out against the use of these dehumanizing terms.
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Boyaco beckoned to him to sit down, and rebuked the man for speaking out of turn.
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Maria Shriver is speaking out in the wake of her cousin Saoirse Kennedy Hill's sudden death.
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And like Brennan, both have said such a move would not stop them from speaking out.
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Calvin Harris is speaking out for the first time since his split from Taylor Swift, 26.
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Unlocking the phone and fiddling around with apps just isn't as simple as speaking out loud.
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Yoder's comments come as several other GOP lawmakers have begun forcefully speaking out against the policy.
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It's a little shocking, but mostly so satisfying that so many women are now speaking out.
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But Melania has shown a knack for speaking out against prominent members of her husband's staff.
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Parents fear speaking out would cause their child to lose their foothold in the dance world.
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Do you dedicate your life to speaking out against every act of injustice you learn of?
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" A McCarthy source said: "McCarthy has been speaking out on the issue of conservative censorship online.
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It is evidently not in Enes Kanter's character to stop speaking out against all of that.
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People are speaking out, protesting, donating, volunteering and turning to Congress to make that a reality.
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Here are some of the House Republicans speaking out against their colleagues in the upper chamber.
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After she had gone through all that, speaking out on other issues became easy, she said.
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Democrats have been speaking out against the $85 billion deal since it was announced last October.
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And to Alec Baldwin: Thanks for helping me teach my child the power of speaking out.
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People are also afraid of being vilified, which is the price you pay for speaking out.
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Today we saw voices silencing themselves and voices speaking out because we're *still* not doing enough.
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That's why speaking out about the shortfall makes sense as part of your own financial planning.
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People denying these brave women who are speaking out while knowing they will be pushed around.
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Perhaps more than ever, 2016 was the year of women both speaking out and being heard.
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But some Uighurs, including those in the United States, have been speaking out about the crisis.
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You and your husband have been so disciplined about speaking out, why draw the line there?
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In newly filed complaints, McDonald's employees described repeated sexual harassment and then punishment for speaking out.
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I might be speaking out of turn, but there was a whole thing about the helmet.
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With midterm elections approach, Republicans have been wary of speaking out too much against the president.
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But a few, including Mr. Xu, who was released in mid-2017, are still speaking out.
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Yes, the women his novels refer to as "sucias" are speaking out and speaking for themselves!
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Mr. Nunes, Mr. Patel's former boss, has long accused her of speaking out against the president.
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But as the political winds shift, more companies have begun speaking out against tech's largest players.
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Now, Americans fear the possibility of war, with multiple U.S. leaders speaking out on the threat.
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After speaking out about her beating, Ms. Ghosh became the victim of a vicious disinformation campaign.
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"When survivors are speaking out, they are hearing others and more are coming forward," Roberts said.
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James Van Der Beek's wife Kimberly is speaking out after suffering a miscarriage over the weekend.
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"There's a long record in this league of speaking out where we see discrimination," he said.
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It was a historical moment that showed women around the world the consequences of speaking out.
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Charlize Theron is speaking out about allegations Harvey Weinstein made in regard to their working relationship.
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Mund is speaking out about the controversy for the first time in an interview to CNN.
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Angel thinks some residents who have become ill may avoid speaking out because they fear eviction.
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Ms. Carlin said she believed the other businesses were not speaking out for fear of retribution.
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Ms. Bloomberg has been admonished several times by her supervisors for speaking out, but never disciplined.
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Strength in speaking out Police eventually dropped Zhang Qimao's case, telling her she had no proof.
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They are trying to delegitimize and discredit anyone who is speaking out for a better society.
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Once again, record your thoughts and impressions, leveraging the impact of speaking out loud to yourself.
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Many asked not to be named in fear that speaking out could jeopardize their current employment.
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Dr. Gonzalez said he viewed the letter as an attempt to deter him from speaking out.
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Still Suu Kyi has faced widespread criticism for not speaking out in defense of the Rohingya.
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She's established a track record for speaking out about the things and people she cares about.
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It will take all of us speaking out against it if there will be any change.
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He added that, as a Republican, he avoids speaking out in opposition to other Republican proposals.
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In all, "six of Epstein's accusers are speaking out, some for the first time publicly..." (NBC)
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Despite speaking out against Trump, he continues to work on Ukraine matters at the White House.
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Selena Gomez is speaking out about her hiatus from the public spotlight and mental health journey.
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SARA EISEN: So you've been at the helm for nine months and now you're speaking out.
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Sophia Hutchins is speaking out about her relationship with close friend and business partner Caitlyn Jenner.
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For one, she reprimanded Manafort's attorney Kevin Downing repeatedly for acting or speaking out of turn.
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LOESCH: Well first off Emma, I want to applaud you for standing up and speaking out.
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Meanwhile, in most mainstream US feminist circles, speaking out against trans women is not considered feminism.
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By not speaking out, my GOP colleagues are complicit in the sexism & bigotry incited by Trump.
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Recent examples include Greta Thunberg speaking out on climate change and the Parkland students on guns.
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What this shows is that employees speaking out works - we need more of that right now.
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For her, speaking out is the least she can do, since many others seeking employment can't.
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Support for the teachers grew, with labor unions representing coal miners speaking out on their behalf.
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" He talks briefly about Instagays who are speaking out and cites examples of posts where they tell their coming out stories or support an initiative like GLAAD's Spirit Day; he qualifies that the speaking out is something, even if it's only "twenty percent of the time.
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"This decision has far reaching consequences and seeks to not only gag survivors from speaking out about violence but also to completely silence them through the fear of being slapped with massive punitive damages for speaking their truth & speaking out against sexual abuse," the organization said.
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In the past, mandated arbitration has effectively silenced women speaking out about their experiences of sexual harassment.
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But she also acknowledged that she could face danger for speaking out against the conservative state legislature.
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Following last night's mass shooting at a Las Vegas music festival, supermodel Gigi Hadid is speaking out.
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Carrey, who picked up painting about six years ago, has been speaking out politically through his artwork.
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The company joins Disney, Viacom, Starz, 21st Century Fox and Lionsgate in speaking out against the bill.
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Schaaf told reporters she's constrained by California laws that stop her from speaking out on personnel issues.
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Speaking out against these powerful men when they hold the keys to the castle is even harder.
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And the agreement has no end date, meaning it essentially keeps former staffers from speaking out forever.
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AnnaLynne McCord is speaking out for a gay couple she claims where discriminated against by Southwest Airlines.
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I'm also ready for self-proclaimed feminists to start speaking out or taking action for women's rights.
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Kayla Campbell is speaking out in the hopes of preventing other kids from getting hurt on slides.
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Now, a producer on the movie is speaking out about what really happened on set that day.
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Chance the Rapper is speaking out after Heineken released a controversial advertisement for their new light beer.
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Now, Shameless star Emmy Rossum is speaking out about facing anti-Semitic cyberbullying following the controversial win.
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Married at First Sight star Jason Carrion is speaking out about his divorce from wife Cortney Hendrix.
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I was speaking out against this long before Trump announced he was even running to be president.
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Many social media users criticized Post Malone for not speaking out about 21 Savage during his performance.
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Suu Kyi has been criticized in the West for not speaking out about abuses against the Rohingya.
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Actress Olivia Munn reveals how she dealt with speaking out after accusing Brett Ranter of sexual misconduct.
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So President Trump speaking out today and reinforcing his commitment to tax reform, I think, is invaluable.
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Nonetheless, after Swift's politically charged Instagram post went live, many commended the singer for finally speaking out.
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As a follower, speaking out at the most appropriate time will help gain supporters of your own.
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At first, Anansa expressed fear there would be retaliation against her mom for speaking out against Cosby.
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Simultaneously, not speaking out can be just as damaging; injustice cannot be addressed until it is named.
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Stephen King is speaking out about the recent "clown panic" — and he knows what he's talking about.
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Argento was one of the first and most public voices speaking out against Harvey Weinstein last year.
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Amber Marchese is speaking out after her husband Jim's arrest for an alleged domestic assault against her.
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"I think with us speaking out about it, people don't need to feel so ashamed," she said.
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Nah. Yeah, so maybe, like, the 70s would have been exciting because we were speaking out more.
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Gomez is speaking out about her social media prowess in a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
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John Legend is one of the only stars speaking out in Lifetime's new documentary Surviving R. Kelly.
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Several people contacted in those stories said they were prevented from speaking out because of nondisclosure agreements.
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Mr. Cohen has repeatedly denied any impropriety around the efforts to restrain Ms. Clifford from speaking out.
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Sarah Silverman is speaking out about a bad experience she had while at a recent mammogram appointment.
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A video of the teen speaking out after the incident has been making rounds on social media.
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He says he was pushed out in 2014 after speaking out about abuses, including use of force.
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"A lot of people in New York and San Francisco… they aren't really speaking out," said Schippers.
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Veterans are speaking out about Colin Kaepernick's decision to remain seated during the national anthem with #VeteransForKaepernick.
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They're my heroes for speaking out and I hope I did right by them in some way.
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Is any prominent Republican other than Romney willing to risk speaking out when that reaction is assured?
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But comments like these are what keep people from speaking out and getting the treatment they need.
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Star Trek: Discovery star Jason Isaacs says Anthony Rapp is "heroic" for speaking out against Kevin Spacey.
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Amanda Stanton is speaking out after she was arrested in Las Vegas and charged with domestic violence.
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Finally speaking out, "Bobby needs to get his side of the story out there," says the relative.
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Bourdain and Argento appeared as a united front, speaking out against sexual harassment and abuse in Hollywood.
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The kids were well-behaved, never speaking out of turn or contradicting their parents, according to Lederer.
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Other US allies have been slightly more forceful in speaking out against Turkey, a fellow NATO ally.
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But, "Whiskey" also illustrates why speaking out is truly so frightening to survivors and their loved ones.
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An Alabama mother is speaking out after she was stopped from breastfeeding in a hospital waiting room.
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Viola Davis is speaking out about the importance of women owning who they are, imperfections and all.
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"That was my greatest stunt," MacNair told the audience, noting that speaking out has hurt her career.
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The women speaking out against Weinstein were major stars, and that made the public care about them.
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One of the victims shot alongside Nipsey Hussle last month is speaking out about the fatal incident.
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And Shahidi won't let backlash over actors, musicians and athletes getting political stop her from speaking out.
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She is incredibly brave for speaking out, despite the legal danger she could potentially be embroiled in.
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Panettiere is known for her animal advocacy, frequently speaking out against the slaughtering of dolphins in Japan.
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"Women are speaking out, and more importantly, they're being listened to," the British producer told the audience.
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Thomas Gibson is finally speaking out about the physical altercation that got him fired off Criminal Minds.
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Jaime King is speaking out after her young son was involved in an "incredibly violent" car attack.
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Debra Tate only recently gave her endorsement to Tarantino's film after speaking out against it multiple times.
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According to Hardy, Seacrest's careful denial was her main motivation for speaking out with her name attached.
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Tori Roloff is speaking out against those who speculated she is expecting another child with husband Zach.
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My parents tried to change me, to get me to stop speaking out, but it never worked.
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Scarlett Johansson has never been one to back away from speaking out about how the world works.
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And for women and especially women of color, speaking out online requires true courage every single day.
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MACCALLUM: Let me go back to Omarosa Manigault, because she&aposs speaking out as you well know.
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Congressional Republicans have been largely united on this issue, with a few speaking out against Trump's attacks.
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It remains to be seen what the Vatican will do now that more sisters are speaking out.
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Other contractors, like Os Keyes, gave up a significant source of income by speaking out against DataCamp.
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Today, I 1000 percent support the brave women speaking out and can attest to what they say.
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Malala was barely 11 years old when she began championing girls' education, speaking out in TV interviews.
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Standing up and speaking out became -- and hopefully will remain -- the new norm for women in Hollywood.
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" He added that his decision to refrain from speaking out on the matter is a "personal thing.
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Lucas was not shy in speaking out against the Iraq War while promoting Revenge of the Sith.
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Qerim hopes that by speaking out, she can reach other women who are struggling and raise awareness.
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Former Playboy model Dani Mathers is speaking out after pleading no contest to invasion of privacy charges.
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Employees cited an unsatisfactory explanation for this change as one of the reasons they were speaking out.
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Because the survivors are speaking out it makes it hard to make it necessarily a partisan thing.
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But so far, no Republicans, except for a few predictable dissenters, are speaking out publicly against Trump.
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As Kevin Hart's Oscars controversy continues, the comedian is speaking out about the importance of self-improvement.
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Recently, in 2017, my sister was basically the first one in Pakistan speaking out about sexual harassment.
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Larson isn't the only celebrity to be "speaking out," to use her words, about the executive order.
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Now, like countless other celebs, he's speaking out against Weinstein and commending the women who've come forward.
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Weinstein would use his considerable professional influence and financial power to keep his victims from speaking out.
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Embattled Virginia Governor Ralph Northam is speaking out about the racist photo in his medical school yearbook.
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Blake Lively is speaking out against Harvey Weinstein and urging people to take action against sexual harassment.
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Netanyahu has consistently opposed the nuclear deal, speaking out against it when it was finalized in 2015.
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The challenge Beyond Meat will face in meeting those expectations has spurred skeptics to start speaking out.
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Jackson imposed a gag order on Stone, barring him from discussing or speaking out about the case.
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Her mother told CNN she is speaking out because she doesn't want her daughter to be forgotten.
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And I remain as committed as ever to speaking out about the urgency of ending gun violence.
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It is also encouraging that a growing number of public officials are speaking out against the litigation.
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The suit says the agreements were "impermissibly vague" and prevented staffers from speaking out about workplace misconduct.
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Grabowski said she was speaking out after she saw many people accusing Brown of being a liar.
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An original Furby might creep you out — does anyone else remember them suddenly speaking out of nowhere?
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So at 11 years old, she started speaking out in support of letting girls go to school.
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Now, even former leaders of the movement are speaking out, with some coming out as gay themselves.
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This is the first time the former presidents are speaking out about Trump in such stark terms.
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After all, speaking out against hatred has been a staple of America's most respected leaders for decades.
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The A.D.L. also has a tool for reporting online harassment and advice for speaking out against bigotry.
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And just like that, a celebrity speaking out against Mr. Trump becomes a point in his defense.
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And the quarterback Colin Kaepernick, a leading voice among athletes speaking out against racial inequality, called Mrs.
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The Harvey Weinstein scandal has been around for weeks, and one strong voice is finally speaking out.
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McCord is hoping by speaking out, other survivors will know that they don't have to be silent.
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The actress regularly retweets followers, politicians and other celebs who are speaking out on ways to help.
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German authorities are investigating the incident, and victims are already speaking out about how it's affecting them.
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Gaga's speaking out has already inspired others, including a former Bachelor contestant, to share their own stories.
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Now, she's speaking out in order to help others who might be going through the same thing.
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Harrison Ford is speaking out for the first time about his daughter Georgia Ford's battle with epilepsy.
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We urge other studios, major corporations, and fair-minded Georgians to continue speaking out and urging Gov.
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He has a record of speaking out against the big banks and Wall Street when it matters.
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He also alleged that his speaking out about the flight through internal channels had gotten him fired.
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Benicio Del Toro has joined a select group of voices speaking out in defense of Johnny Depp.
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Women are stepping up, speaking out and thoughtfully acting to create the change they want to see.
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I've grown quite a lot since then, but at the time, I was really uncomfortable speaking out.
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Kim Kardashian West's speaking out about the cultural appropriation backlash she faced when she's worn cornrow braids.
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Many of the people who spoke with Eater said they were afraid of retribution for speaking out.
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Protestors on Friday, however, said Google was punishing Berland and Rivers for speaking out against the company.
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Since then, dozens of women in Silicon Valley have come forward, speaking out about discrimination and harassment.
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His appreciation for people he met who are working for change steeled him to continue speaking out.
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All were known for supporting resistance movements and marginalized groups, or for speaking out against the government.
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That period of hip-hop is still so connected to ideas of challenging power and speaking out.
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That profile gives his opinions weight; he's one of the leading voices speaking out against American exceptionalism.
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"It's clear workers are speaking out around the globe," RWDSU Director of Communications Chelsea Connor told Recode.
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U.S.A. Gymnastics later agreed not to penalize her for speaking out, said her lawyer, John C. Manly.
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A few years ago, after he began speaking out about I.R.A. gangsterism, he was ambushed and beaten.
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BTP wasn't happy about Bose speaking out—something the engineering professor alluded to before presenting his research.
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One woman speaking out, inspiring a dozen others to follow suit because they know they're not alone.
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For most of the last two years, he stewed about it in private, only occasionally speaking out.
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Hasan Minhaj is speaking out against the crushing and overwhelming realities of student loan debt in America.
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A growing number of high-profile celebrities are among those speaking out about the potential global catastrophe.
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That's because many of the survivors immediately began speaking out and confronting lawmakers about gun control reform.
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But he noted that speaking out against a social scourge like racism can also enhance a brand.
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But the events in Charlottesville crystallized those views and made speaking out feel like a moral imperative.
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Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden is speaking out amid President Donald Trump's continued attacks on his family.
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"Meryl, thank you for speaking out on matters of conscience that affect us all," De Niro said.
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Since Parkland, I've continually praised the bravery of the students who are speaking out about this issue.
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Justin Bieber is speaking out against racism, and apologizing again for past racist remarks he himself made.
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It's a false choice between the allure of belonging and the power of speaking out against injustice.
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But Abdulaziz believes that speaking out against the Saudi Arabian government on the platform is now dangerous.
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Some people we spoke to asked to remain anonymous, for fear of speaking out against the government.
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Across industries, employers and employees are paying more attention to — and speaking out about — these pay gaps.
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Motherboard granted the soldier anonymity because they feared repercussions from speaking out as an active duty soldier.
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In Europe, secular Muslims are also increasingly speaking out, reminding critics of the diversity within their ranks.
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But now, six men are speaking out to break the silence, including Billy Joe Capshaw, above. 9.
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Too Faced&aposs cofounder Jerrod Blandino is speaking out against his sister after she dissed YouTuber NikkieTutorials.
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The former NBC producer is speaking out against Lauer's open letter in response to Nevils' rape allegation.
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The Democratic Party seized on the distinction, blasting Trump for not speaking out against the House's move.
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The students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas have taken an active role in speaking out for gun reform.
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He said he's speaking out to deter others from putting their lives at risk by using vapes.
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But that doesn't mean speaking out against the man and his poisonous campaign is any less important.
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Meghan, in turn, hasn't hesitated in defending her dad, speaking out about it often on The View.
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J. Balvin is speaking out about the protests that have been affecting his home country of Colombia.
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Several lawmakers have condemned the conspiracy theories and praised the survivors of the shooting for speaking out.
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He did not want to be identified because he feared that speaking out would endanger his life.
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One employee said he did feel disheartened that Brin and Page left without speaking out for employees.
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People speaking out against me made a point of referring to me with female honorifics and pronouns.
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The Wednesday letter is not the first instance of Republicans speaking out against Trump's protectionist trade proposal.
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In Kiev, the couple had kept a high profile, speaking out frequently against Russian policy in Ukraine.
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Byrd said that he was worried that he could face retribution from McDonald&aposs for speaking out.
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" Speaking out against the death penalty, he added, "is not the third rail people think it is.
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Instead, survivors are speaking out and finding a way to get closure and hit a new stride.
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Another factor may be that Dalits like Mr. Sardar are speaking out more, demanding what is theirs.
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I think it emanated from Hollywood because the women who were speaking out were white and famous.
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So she felt she would not be supported for speaking out against what she considered an assault.
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Timothy Savage said Mason's call wasn't the last time he was warned about speaking out against Kelly.
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Despite the public outcry, police unions speaking out in droves could hurt the bill's chance for success.
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The artist is widely known for frequently criticizing the Chinese government and speaking out for human rights.
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She also said Interpol had threatened her with legal action for speaking out, an accusation Interpol denied.
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