"Presidential candidates should be speaking up, people around this country should be speaking up."
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We pay a social penalty just for speaking up, which predictably keeps a lot of us from speaking up.
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And you know those, I think you could certainly make the argument, they were people who were taking the biggest risks because we didn't know that so many people would kind of feel more comfortable speaking up and safer speaking up, and safer speaking up, and that it would become this huge number of people.
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"And we know that more and more parents are speaking up, more and more community members are speaking up and saying they cannot believe that Albany is failing to act on this issue."
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Speaking up is something that she considers a moral responsibility.
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"I am not getting paid for speaking up," she wrote.
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"Speaking up and speaking out is not easy," she continued.
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Cox is not the only one speaking up about it.
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Suffering is done in silence, end it with speaking up.
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Thank you for speaking up, our intention wasn't to offend.
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The only way you get change is by speaking up.
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Doctors across specialties and across the nation were speaking up.
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Young girls are speaking up and people are finally listening.
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He has made them so mad they're finally speaking up.
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They have several reasons to fear speaking up about abuse.
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Never speaking up, because the social cost is too high.
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So ultimately it wasn't the victims speaking up for themselves.
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In those situations, she advises speaking up and keeping records.
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Others question why Fiers waited two years before speaking up.
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I think I am not speaking up when I should.
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What's more, she's the one who suffers for speaking up.
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She's now helping others by taking steps and speaking up.
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George and Amal Clooney are speaking up and giving back.
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"Let's give Anna a round of applause for speaking up."
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She says she's speaking up for the "younguns" [sic] out there.
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Women are now speaking up in unprecedented numbers about their situations.
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Speaking up in a thoughtful way shows great courage and intelligence.
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That's what it will take: speaking up and shutting it down.
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Even so, there were no loud voices speaking up for him.
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Right now I am speaking up in disagreement with Maxine Waters.
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In work and in life, Hierro is all about speaking up.
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And why, for that matter, is it speaking up at all?
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Sometimes that means listening, while other times that means speaking up.
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Nick Cannon is speaking up after Kanye West's social media rant.
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Two politicians were assassinated just for speaking up for Ms Asia.
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Our male colleagues start speaking up and standing up for us.
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Muhammad is speaking up as a human and as a father.
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That makes speaking up about privacy concerns more important, not less.
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It matters because a woman is being threatened for speaking up.
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So I'm not ready to applaud Kardashian for simply speaking up.
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Today, employees of all levels are speaking up and taking action.
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Like she said, not speaking up publicly hasn't been helping us.
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Black women are not always rewarded for speaking up at work.
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Props to Goulding for speaking up and calling out the issue.
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" Her husband gave her "a lot of credit for speaking up.
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So I immediately started talking about speaking up and moving fast.
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The high road is speaking up and saying, 'You're a d—!
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"I think it's wonderful that people are speaking up," she said.
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And if we haven't been, we're going to start speaking up.
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In that case, what would be the point of speaking up?
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I know that there is a real cost to speaking up.
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But speaking up is the only way the practice might change.
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Yet few stories surfaced publicly and resistance to speaking up remained.
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Others discovered, though, that speaking up stirred tensions and strained relationships.
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"All should appreciate the FBI speaking up," Comey wrote Thursday evening.
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And so 2017 could be called the year of speaking up.
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"People coming forward and speaking up will help the next generation."
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But survivors of Nassar's abuse are speaking up louder than ever.
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Now, Roseanne Barr is speaking up to call hypocrisy on his defenders.
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The problem -- he says Republicans aren't listening to logic and speaking up.
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Thank you for speaking up and being an example for other people.
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Dustin Johnson is speaking up about the breakup rumors plaguing his relationship.
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Senseless deaths we just got to stop it, I'm speaking up now.
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The public has been making noise, speaking up, and raising a ruckus.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to Emma González, from ever speaking up.
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Being called difficult, feminist, virgin, diva when speaking up or saying no.
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It was two people speaking up, realizing they had something to share.
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It means that you commit to speaking up in the #MeToo movement.
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Here's who could be speaking up for the country sometime soon. pic.twitter.
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The group then fell silent for a moment, Connor speaking up next.
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And it shows other passengers speaking up on behalf of a stranger.
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Why are you only speaking up now, Seth MacFarlane and Steve Levitan?
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I'm genuinely glad to see them speaking up, don't get me wrong.
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And they can defend peers who become political targets for speaking up.
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It can prevent a survivor from acting or speaking up for herself.
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However, Bella's speaking up and saying flat-out the chick ain't her.
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But because of the bravery of so many courageous women speaking up.
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Transgender service members risked being fired for stepping forward and speaking up.
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One of them was speaking up, and that's the most important one.
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And praying, walking out, speaking up, singing and marching make no impact.
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They don't want to ... Like, there's a lot more speaking up. Yeah.
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The outpouring of responses confirmed for me that speaking up is vital.
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Sympathy for victims isn't enough — change requires all of us speaking up.
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Or speaking up when you want a different table at a restaurant.
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There is real fear when it comes to money and speaking up.
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If I don't hear you speaking up, I'm going to ask you.
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So I just felt that it was important to start speaking up.
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I hope we stop blaming the women for not speaking up sooner.
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We're speaking up, marching, running for office, and winning in historic numbers.
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I feel like we fear speaking up because we're rocking the boat.
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Others believe scientific responsibility involves speaking up for truth, and therefore, science.
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The only way that can happen is if we keep speaking up.
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But we should all be speaking up, regardless of gender or geography.
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This time, though, the athletes were speaking up and finally being heard.
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Of course, speaking up on a social issue can come with repercussions.
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To me, speaking up would smack of vindictiveness masquerading as white knighthood.
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It may mean speaking up when a CEO dictates the news agenda.
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I'm not going to be bought into not speaking up to your a–.
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"It's a real person speaking up and more importantly speaking out," Phillips said.
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I've always been fairly extroverted, but speaking up in a meeting petrified me.
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That's not necessarily a space where marginalized people could feel comfortable speaking up.
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People are speaking up and calling the behavior for what it is: unacceptable.
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Jane Fonda is no stranger to speaking up for what she believes in.
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"I'm not speaking up because I want to ruin Steven's life," Sullivan wrote.
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Cashman was speaking up in his player's defense, but also in his own.
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" Speaking up for Ivanka, another social media user wrote, "God bless you Ivanka!
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"Team Kaepernick," as his closest allies call themselves, has definitely been speaking up.
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After all, what delayed the #MeToo tsunami was the fear of speaking up.
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Nearly a dozen drivers are speaking up by taking the city to court.
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They came to America so they'd never be afraid of speaking up again.
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" She added on Wednesday that the Time cover "is worth speaking up about.
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If you see something suspicious, always err on the side of speaking up.
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The way forward is a diverse chorus of voices speaking up for diversity.
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For those of us who have been speaking up, we will continue to.
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ZaZa's parents peeped the similarity, speaking up about North's performance on social media.
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I think women are speaking up because we have nothing left to lose.
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It's hard to criticize anyone who is speaking up and pushing for change.
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But in many cases, they also felt comfortable speaking up about those experiences.
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I can believe them, and still ask why they are speaking up now.
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But to Kim Brooks I say, Thank you for speaking up for reason.
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I asked Brennan who else might remember him speaking up at that time.
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Bringing awareness through speaking up is a great way to make a difference.
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Key to the plaintiff's case is that she is only now speaking up.
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Jon Favreau is speaking up about a hotly contested debate regarding Marvel films.
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I'll be using this new position to continue speaking up for working families.
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And yet they have kept on making movies, speaking out and speaking up.
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The women's marches, the immigration protests — concerned people are watching and speaking up.
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Millennials and Generation Z are paying attention, speaking up and leading movements. Rep.
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But then, at the beginning of spring semester, the voters started speaking up.
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Speaking up publicly is intrinsic to #MeToo: It's right there in the name.
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Among critics speaking up were world No. 1 Brooks Koepka and England's Eddie Pepperell.
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It&aposs about speaking up for people that the media celebrity complex snickers at.
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That night, I realized I have a hard time effectively speaking up during conflicts.
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I heard her speaking up for peace and justice for Palestinians like my grandmother.
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Do you think there should be more women speaking up in the EU debate?
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"People [are] recognizing around the world that speaking up and speaking out is necessary."
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In the professional space, it's all about promoting yourself, taking chances, and speaking up.
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"People have been speaking up, it's just that no one's been listening," Swirsky said.
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As these steps started to be put into action, more girls started speaking up.
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"Vazquez's rejection is clear among the majority of people speaking up everywhere," Vidot said.
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"Vázquez's rejection is clear among the majority of people speaking up everywhere," Vidot said.
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But the trouble came when speaking up meant more than just recounting a story.
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Such Republicans need to reflect on how speaking up will bear on their legacy.
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And if anybody feels like somebody has done something, everybody should be speaking up.
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Patients, too, must start speaking up and asking questions of their doctors and nurses.
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Gammie cautioned that "this may take some time," and praised Carew for speaking up.
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Sears Holdings CEO Eddie Lampert, known for being more soft-spoken, is speaking up.
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We all need to do better about speaking up when we see/know something.
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" "Melody decides to add her voice to those who are speaking up about inequality.
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The independent-minded Farah, The Fall of Heaven underlines, was known for speaking up.
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Speaking up for yourself doesn't come easily for you, Pisces, but practice makes perfect.
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It was the first time that I saw someone really speaking up that loudly.
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And those who were fired for speaking up would have had someplace to go.
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He encouraged people not to be afraid of rocking the boat by speaking up.
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" He informed other countries that he would be speaking up about America's "past errors.
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Speaking up for refugees is one of the areas where many believe they can.
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Amazon thinks this might shut me up, but I'm going to keep speaking up.
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Some civil servants will endure only so much abuse and scandal before speaking up.
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I love the fact that they speaking up and everybody's just giving their opinions.
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Speaking up and protesting are fine, but organized opposition with real power is essential.
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From a hiring manager's perspective, however, not speaking up actually makes them look disengaged.
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I think there is this level of fear about speaking up and getting involved.
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Yet even in-demand workers in highly paid jobs face retaliation for speaking up.
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For me, speaking up meant reliving one of the worst moments of my life.
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The notoriously private first lady is speaking up — about not speaking to Rudy Giuliani.
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Information about a person's psychiatric condition is, generally speaking, up to that person to control.
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McSally is also aware of the power she held by speaking up at the hearing.
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Other former intelligence officials are speaking up in his defense, as the following piece shows.
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"It just sparked something in me and I decided to start speaking up," Zedd said.
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John McCain, would have been more "vocal" about speaking up for minorities throughout his career.
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That's why you can bet I'll keep speaking up to say "not in my name."
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A backlash has materialized, in which women voice concerns about those who are speaking up.
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Why isn&apost he speaking up and speaking out in a number of these issues?
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I&aposm not sure why more Democratic leaders are not speaking up and condemning this.
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If someone knows they're interested in pursuing a relationship with someone, she recommends speaking up.
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"This just seems like a moment to me everybody should be speaking up," Warren added.
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" In November, Girls Trip writer Tracy Oliver tweeted, "Inspired by all the women speaking up.
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I was more confident, sticking up for my ideas and speaking up more in meetings.
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But the comment section was abuzz with people blaming them for not speaking up earlier.
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Speaking up when you notice a pattern is key to stopping it from coming back.
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In conservative pockets of the internet, Damore was hailed as a hero for speaking up.
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" The mission also mentions that Americans are "speaking up and speaking out like never before.
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Things that have happened to me never felt 'that bad' or worth speaking up about.
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Kudos to the parents for speaking up, and to the school for acknowledging their mistake.
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Margot Robbie is speaking up about the impact the #MeToo movement has had on Hollywood.
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Those speaking up against the workplace abusers have largely described events that are sadly mundane.
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Soon after, he was put in solitary confinement in "retaliation" for speaking up, he says.
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Sending a Slack message is less pressure than speaking up during a meeting, for example.
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I'm outraged by people in Prince's inner circle not speaking up about what really happened.
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By speaking up, I ensured only that I would leave in an awkward, shamed silence.
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After a week of speaking up and reaching out, I feel more confident and empowered.
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That's why whenever there's trouble, you don't find our chief executives speaking up for us.
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That is why liberals like Glenn Greenwald, Aaron, Michael Tracey, and others are speaking up.
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Speaking up As the year drew to a close, Trump's strength -- and influence -- was growing.
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Through press [reports] I know that he used to criticize me for not speaking up.
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You won't know if you have something interesting to say until you try speaking up.
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In the meantime, a number of advocacy groups are speaking up and activating their constituencies. .
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I'm proud of the Asian-American community for finally speaking up when we are misrepresented.
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We've all felt the fear of speaking up if we're an only in the room.
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"While the issues itself aren't unique, speaking up and saying something about it certainly is."
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"It really does take everyone speaking up and saying this has got to be different."
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James Cameron, who directed the movie, reportedly said Ms. Dushku was "brave" for speaking up.
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After all, every whisper network relies on people speaking up as individuals, sharing their experiences.
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They surely wouldn't be speaking up for this person if they knew what you know.
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"I was tapping into that fear of speaking up that we all have," Rae recalled.
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" — Beth Leavel "I've learned so much about bravery and courage and speaking up for yourself.
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"It was another instance of me speaking my truth and speaking up for my community."
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Before I joined, I didn't feel comfortable speaking up for myself or for my community.
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So, I'm speaking up on their behalf to say it's time for an education revolution.
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"Speaking up for people who are marginalized causes some people to quit us," he said.
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Speaking up for government isn't easy; with her pavement-pounding stamina she does it well.
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In this clue, we are literally speaking UP to God, and the answer is PRAYER.
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They are part of the chorus that is speaking up to say enough is enough.
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Not having titles makes workers feel more comfortable speaking up and sharing ideas, he argued.
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Dissidents in Venezuela are persecuted, threatened, jailed and tortured for speaking up against the government.
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However, since concerned voices are speaking up nearly three years later, additional review is warranted.
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But it hasn't stopped Wylie from speaking up about what he saw at Cambridge Analytica.
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He said he's not just speaking up for his mom, but for those less fortunate.
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Coming into a situation like this, you don't get a lot of people speaking up.
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That change came because of the power of Ms. Biles and other women speaking up.
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"It is really important that people are not intimidated into not speaking up," Todd said.
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And it means strengthening unions, so working people have recourse against retaliation for speaking up.
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"I think on the issue of too big to fail, we have an obligation to keep speaking up; people may not agree with us but if we keep speaking up, maybe they will agree with us," Kashkari told the Banking Law Institute in Minneapolis.
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"We are going through a time in Pakistan where speaking up against injustice is called contempt of court and speaking up for the nation is called treason, but I still believe that we will be victorious," Maryam said outside the court, according to Dawn newspaper.
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She also regretted not speaking up about what he did for fear of harming Weinstein's family.
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"I lost my job for speaking up for her, to be honest," Martin told Radar Online.
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Model Candice Swanepoel is speaking up about the unfair way the world censors the female body.
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However, the singer is now speaking up and saying that it's all just a great confusion.
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These are the issues that require our focus and that black women are speaking up about.
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In the past, Kryst might back away to show her discomfort, but now she's speaking up.
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" He said he was speaking up because he didn't "want this to happen to someone else.
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We must restore American leadership by speaking up when countries violate the principles of international order.
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Joey King is speaking up after an unusual and insulting experience with a fellow airline passenger.
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These women and more know that sometimes all it takes is speaking up for what's right.
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It can also lead to accusations of opportunism if victims risk public shaming by speaking up.
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I think they wanted to teach me a lesson about speaking up and they failed horribly.
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People are speaking up against the so-called "trend" of donating vacation time to new moms.
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These people are not shy about their great successes, and they all benefited from speaking up.
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But speaking up now, "I think it's very brave of her," Meghan said of her sister.
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Celebrities can sometimes be criticized for speaking up on political issues without taking steps towards action.
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No one is speaking up on the record, but it seems clear that something went wrong.
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" She suggests that William support Kate by "advocating for her … it's about speaking up for her.
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Sunday, December 143 Ivanka Trump has started speaking up more against human trafficking in recent weeks.
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The thought of speaking up when you weren't expecting to contribute to the conversation is terrifying.
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These incidents can impact how safe you feel going to class—not to mention speaking up.
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In fact, I know people so worried about speaking up that they're practically giving away money.
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But the value of #MeToo is that I've found my voice, and I'll continue speaking up.
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In speaking up for young people, "fluffy" teen dramas have become something more: unapologetic television rebels.
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While most Republicans keep their heads buried in the sand, more nonpartisan officials are speaking up.
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All the survivors say they are speaking up to let others know that they aren't alone.
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You have to make some noise by speaking up and speaking out against injustice & inaction #goodtrouble
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She's someone I greatly admire for going against the grain and speaking up for what's right.
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Regardless, you dread speaking up and saying something that isn't really adding anything to the discussion.
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Being an ally for women experiencing sexual harassment goes beyond just speaking up in their presence.
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And so the first step toward a better score is caring, speaking up, and demanding better.
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And, in so doing, broke with who he had been, politically speaking, up until that moment.
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Actress Mira Sorvino, who has accused Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment, praised Seitz for speaking up.
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What we need is something simpler: individuals speaking up and challenging norms, especially when it's uncomfortable.
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But she is encouraged young people are speaking up (even though she's named in the suit).
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In many cases, it's as simple as speaking up and asking the merchant for a refund.
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"More people are speaking up because they feel like they've been told lies," Mr. Harris said.
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Wait for a few moments of silence before speaking up in case there's a sound delay.
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Wait for a few moments of silence before speaking up in case there's a sound delay.
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As President Bush squeezed past our table to get to his, I couldn't resist speaking up.
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As corporate America has woken up and started speaking up, so, too, has the fashion industry.
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"By speaking up, I hope that it will encourage other persons to speak up," he said.
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And it's just like, That shouldn't prevent you from speaking up if you really need to.
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On one hand, Shawn is speaking up and on the other hand, he's also destroying it.
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Many women discover pay discrimination by accident and fear retaliation for speaking up inside their workplaces.
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"For me, speaking up meant reliving one of the worst moments of my life," she wrote.
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If residents fear they'll get hit with a $5,000 bill for speaking up, they may not.
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It's the speaking up and letting them know they're supported and loved that takes effort and courage.
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Ardent voices were speaking up for the giant panda and the rainforest; not many spoke for corals.
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Women empowerment is speaking up for other women even when it's something uncomfortable to speak up about.
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The good people just need to keep speaking up and need to keep building bridges between communities.
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His word was so highly respected that he could change a union vote just by speaking up.
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It quoted FAA employees who had reported retaliation for speaking up about problems with Boeing's previous designs.
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Professor Amy Edmondson, author of "The Fearless Organisation", examines the importance of speaking up in the workplace.
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Now, fellow actress Jamie Lee Curtis is speaking up for Dushku, in an essay for the HuffPost.
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It is not unusual for women to fear being fired for speaking up or their careers ruined.
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She's also made time for a project close to her heart: speaking up for at-risk children.
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Why is speaking up, pushing back, and advocating for ourselves so difficult for me and my mother?
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Having all these voices, having all the people speaking up, is good in the way Sarah said.
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If women with business degrees aren't speaking up, then it's not surprising entry-level employees aren't either.
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Now, more Republicans like Tennessee Senator Bob Corker, who warned of a "downward spiral," are speaking up.
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Rather, it entails stating our moral evaluation and speaking up frankly about the regime's violation of rights.
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Her (Hodges) speaking up forces our community to face that this happens and can happen to anybody.
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The burdens of responding to such trolls may discourage other researchers from speaking up in the future.
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The net of it is now women feel safer speaking up, but it was a long process.
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But they harbored no doubt as to his right, and even to the necessity, of speaking up.
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The lawmaker, David Ryu, has been speaking up about the issue since he was elected in 2015.
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I will add my voice to the many others around the nation speaking up for American values.
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We are creating a new world where speaking up about one's own problems is a good thing.
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That's why it was so powerful to see, moments later, the women of the Senate speaking up.
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I left the dungeon and became an independent dominatrix, and started speaking up when I felt disrespected.
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" • Workers accuse McDonald's of "gender-based discrimination, sexual harassment in the workplace and retaliation for speaking up.
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Women are speaking up because people are finally listening, and now it's the men who are guarded.
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This is what makes women saying no powerful, and why it's heartening that many are speaking up.
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I am delighted that she is speaking up and hope that she will continue to do so.
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In all these stories of men behaving badly to women, lots of women regretting not speaking up.
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" — Mo Elleithee "Thank you @TomSteyer for speaking up about #CyberSecurity and protecting the integrity of our elections.
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Cisgender people can help us by speaking up and being as educated as possible on these issues.
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Or, on the other hand, has it historically been amenable to workers speaking up for their rights?
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But recently, employees have been speaking up, painting a picture of what goes on in Kirby's wards.
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Speaking up against hate and divisiveness and stepping back from the advisory councils was a first step.
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You believe they're going to be compassionate because they're speaking up for animals and you trust them.
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And they're not alone — other military veterans are also increasingly speaking up in favor of gun reform.
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He recognizes that speaking up is more likely to undercut his goals than bring them to fruition.
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"To all of the girls who are speaking up: you're so, so brave for getting through this and speaking up about the issues that are in this scene," she said in a now-deleted social media post, which she removed due to "victim blaming" harassment she was receiving online.
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Some are criticizing McGowan for attacking other women who have made the choice to protest without speaking up.
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She has shown uncommon courage in recounting her own sufferings and speaking up on behalf of other victims.
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We're living in a time when speaking up doesn't really feel like an option anymore, but a necessity.
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Her lawsuit sparked an investigation that led to more than 20 other women speaking up with similar claims.
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"Eliza is very brave for speaking up," Cameron said while speaking at the Television Critics Association press tour.
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Lindsay Lohan's rep and some of the star's friends are speaking up about her relationship with Egor Tarabasov.
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After the exposé was published in October, actresses began speaking up about their own experiences with sexual harassment.
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With a hashtag and a hefty support system, women in Hollywood finally started speaking up about workplace harassment.
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"Women empowerment is speaking up for other women even when it's something uncomfortable," one singer wrote on Twitter.
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It's nice to see him speaking up on her behalf and educating his followers in the same breath.
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Jenner's family also defended the pair, with sisters Kim Kardashian and Khloé Kardashian speaking up on their behalf.
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I started speaking up at meetings more frequently, even if what I had to say wasn't particularly groundbreaking.
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Sometimes all it takes is one person speaking up for you, acknowledging your worth as a human being.
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Zendaya also knows that speaking up about these issues and in support of the victims is tremendously important.
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"Many people are excited because more gays are speaking up," said Fan Popo, a gay filmmaker and activist.
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You do it by creating something you consider valuable and then speaking up about it on social media.
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"Speaking up about this topic was one of the most difficult things I've had to do," Balagamwala said.
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From Emma Stone to Charlize Theron, here are the female celebrities who are causing change by speaking up.
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Not only is Blue Ivy a stylish child, but she's also been speaking up for herself as well.
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It's partly in the hope of avoiding anything as strict that the tech giants are now speaking up.
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His victim, however, ended up moving to another school to escape the ridicule he endured for speaking up.
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Embarrassed, I deleted my ill-tempered post and resolved to learn more about activists' goals before speaking up.
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Another option is to wait a couple of beats and fully think through your contribution before speaking up.
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Rallying cries that men need to do their part by speaking up feels insufficient, to say the least.
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This practice keeps these complaints and their resolution private, which can deter other affected employees from speaking up.
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And he promises to continue speaking up to urge congress to keep Obamacare, rather than merely repeal it.
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Wyden encouraged Republicans in Congress to join with Democrats in speaking up to stop Trump from attacking critics.
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For those who need a break though, there's a real fear that speaking up comes with a price.
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Kesha should not be martyred for a cause, nor should she be forced into exile for speaking up.
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This has the effect of turning many trans people I know off speaking up or running for roles.
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Speaking up over the drumbeat of the downpour, Carlos demonstrates the manual machinery used to process picked coffee.
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In Vietnam, open conflict in the classroom is strongly discouraged, so speaking up felt incredibly uncomfortable for Thao.
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Rand Paul (R-KY) speaking up against Pompeo and Haspel's nomination, citing their roles supporting the Iraq War.
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Or unless the few such people shrink from speaking up because they expect anger in response, even ostracism.
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Her lack of insurance may have kept Ms. Dzyuba from speaking up about the pains she was experiencing.
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This leads to women generally having a harder time negotiating salary, asking for raises, speaking up, and leading.
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And by speaking up at such a vulnerable time, he made clear where he stands on the issue.
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One of the bravest voices has been Ashley Judd, who broke the ice by speaking up about Weinstein.
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That led to other women around the world speaking up about mistreatment at the hands of powerful men.
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You'll likely find that speaking up more helps you to feel more confident each time you do it.
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And in South Korea more women are speaking up against powerful, violent men in government, business and entertainment.
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Speaking up costs us friends, jobs, credibility and invisible opportunities we'll never even know enough about to regret.
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Former employees, suppliers and analysts have said that Samsung management discourages employees from speaking up and identifying problems.
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"I've gotten thousands of letters and messages, many from Albanian people, thanking me for speaking up," he says.
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In response, people on Twitter have been sharing their reasons for not speaking up about their own assaults.
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"When you have that you become more effective in job interviews, showing up at meetings and speaking up."
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"There are more children speaking up against violence in schools and more teachers are getting trained," she said.
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Now that we are finally speaking up, is it too much to ask our elected officials to listen?
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I applaud you for allowing your views to evolve and for speaking up to try to enlighten others.
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We need men to be speaking up when it happens, not when their PR teams call for a statement.
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"Women empowerment is speaking up for other women even when it's something uncomfortable to speak up about," she wrote.
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We need more doctors, and more scientists, and more folks who espouse medicine and science, to be speaking up.
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From Beyoncé to "fit moms" on Instagram, women everywhere are speaking up about embracing their bodies after giving birth.
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Marginalized communities seeking abortions or speaking up about reproductive justice often bear the brunt of the anti-choice harassment.
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Across the country, legislators proposed bills to respond to the concerns of victims speaking up for the first time.
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Sometimes you can be shy about speaking up for your needs, but Mars will inspire you to be bolder!
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But in the internet era more than ever before, fans are speaking up--and studios and corporations are listening.
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When women do file complaints, investigations can takes months, even years, which can discourage other women from speaking up.
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In these industries, she said, the fear of being blacklisted may prevent victims of sexual harassment from speaking up.
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Every man from my stepfather to ex-boyfriends had something to say about my pesky habit of speaking up.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - The usually close-mouthed Capital Group is speaking up on executive pay - throwing more brickbats than bouquets.
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I came out with this story to help the hundreds of people messaging me, thanking me for speaking up.
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The takeaway seems to be that speaking up is a New Yorker's duty, it's easy, and it feels good.
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It looks like Taylor Swift isn't the only one speaking up about politics ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
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It was Hannibal Buress who "broke" the Bill Cosby story, even though women has been speaking up for years.
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Potential critics "may be deterred from voicing their criticism" if they had to verify every claim before speaking up.
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In other words: If you're trying to persuade your roommate to do the dishes, try speaking up a bit.
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They're speaking up and speaking out, not just in classrooms but in the public arena at a young age.
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And when doing so it takes away from the real reason I am speaking up in the first place.
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That's why we are speaking up and advocating to Congress to find a permanent, bipartisan solution for Dreamers now.
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More than anything, I regret not speaking up about how women are treated and talked about on Wall Street.
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This line indicates both why these diplomats are speaking up and why their dissent is being met with skepticism.
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Now, at long last, some major Republicans like Mitt Romney are speaking up to lay waste to Donald Trump.
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Now professional athletes in both the NFL and NBA are speaking up about the president's comments from this weekend.
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I wasn't surprised that they punished me for speaking up, but the hardest thing has been losing my hours.
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By doing this, you're showing your support for a colleague who may not feel safe or comfortable speaking up.
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"Our clients in the Tustin Nailspa case are doing something very unique and brave by speaking up," Bunnao says.
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Cosby's retrial will be different in at least one crucial way: More women will be speaking up with Constand.
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"The people who are speaking up are famous people, with fortunes and legal teams and PR teams," she said.
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These workers are speaking up: They shouldn't be afraid they will be fired if they take a sick day!
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Right on queue, people want to know why — if their claims are true — are they just now speaking up?
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To CPA, the cost of speaking up for your employees is that Mr. Grouch gets to punish your business.
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But she feels strongly about the students speaking up about school safety and wants to show solidarity with them.
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People stop speaking up and sharing their creative ideas because they're afraid they're going to get slapped back down.
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But when it comes to speaking up and acting on behalf of our planet, every company can do something.
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And with US politics becoming more divisive, those close to or having just surpassed voting age are speaking up.
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Maverick is, among other things, a champion for young black women and girls speaking up for themselves and others.
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And maybe now with more women speaking up and having their voices be heard, we can see a shift.
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It reflects what artists do best — because in circumstances like these, speaking up and speaking out are so vital.
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Now, many women who have had abortions are speaking up about the importance of keeping the procedure safe and legal.
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Matt Gaetz, a Florida Republican, began speaking up to object to Nadler ending the hearing, his microphone was shut off.
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Congress is currently debating its reauthorization and EFF wants to see more tech companies speaking up about reforming Section 702.
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But why, at the 11th hour and well after other tech giants joined the fight, is Apple speaking up now?
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Now, there's at least one designer who is speaking up about the dearth of conversation — and the need for action.
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And while they may being speaking up in solidarity, their statements are both pat and in some cases outright offensive.
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Zere is not alone in facing denigration and threats for speaking up for equality of the sexes in Central Asia.
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Observers said that could mean speaking up and reaching out more, leveraging the family's value as part of Japan's identity.
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And it goes towards removing hat stigma about mental health and to speaking up to and owning up to it.
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They held an impromptu press conference, encouraging the gathered crowd of hundreds to continue speaking up for sexual assault survivors.
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After decades of unreported misconduct, more and more industry insiders are speaking up about the abuses of power in fashion.
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That a plant could provide so much benefit and still remain behind these locked doors is worth speaking up about.
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Because the moment a woman speaks up, other women feel comfortable speaking up themselves or taking shots they wouldn't otherwise.
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She asserted that she was proud of her daughter for speaking up to protect her education, and applauded Willa's school.
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Donald Trump's recent action to lift protections on trans students in bathrooms has more than a few influencers speaking up.
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Fearful and exhausted, in an environment where speaking up is discouraged, her symptoms of depression climaxed in a suicide attempt.
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I think speaking up and out as moviegoers, no matter how big or small your platform might be, means something.
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Actress Megan Boone is doing just that, by speaking up about the representation and treatment of the show's female leads.
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Few middle-class Chinese people say they want democracy, and not just because speaking up might get them into trouble.
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I think if powerful people can make a difference by speaking up, which they are, that will trickle down hopefully.
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It is a step in the right direction, and I'm glad more black women are speaking up about these issues.
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George Conway is speaking up because he wants his wife to leave the "sh-- show" and escape the dumpster fire.
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My parents witnessed firsthand in Haiti that if you stop speaking up, one day you'll wake up afraid to speak.
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It starts with realizing there is strength in numbers, that speaking up -- and in many cases demanding compensation -- is crucial.
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"Empowering students to do the walkouts and become leaders in their communities, speaking up when they see inaction," Lane said.
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This silence highlights a dynamic that's prevalent in the culture of medicine: the fear of being punished for speaking up.
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You have really high profile directors, who have a lot to lose, who are still speaking up about these issues.
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There's constant dialogue going on in the church, especially since Vatican II, so more and more women are speaking up.
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When I talk to people who are now speaking up, and they're doing little things that are making a difference.
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"I am just starting out in my career, and have been and remain fearful about speaking up," Ms. O'Connor wrote.
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"They are trying to silence me for speaking up on behalf of the people," Smalls told Nitasha and Jay yesterday.
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"We should also be speaking up about teachers being underpaid and not getting their salary," Leonardo said in the TikTok.
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It's as though the orbitofrontal cortex is your internal editor, speaking up when there's a potential problem with your work.
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Civil servants have been warned that speaking up against presidential lawbreaking or abuse of power will cost them their jobs.
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Last November, reports indicated President Obama was considering speaking up to stop Bernie Sanders from becoming the Democratic presidential nominee.
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We must listen to the thousands speaking up for our children and the public education system that serves all Americans.
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Yet the Fed has recently started speaking up on global warming and the dangers it poses to the financial system.
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Caregivers should also feel comfortable speaking up about their needs, and asking for information on services available in their area.
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The Time's Up organization thanked her for speaking up, and she was praised by many other actors and fans online.
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Tuesday night was another reminder, as if many women needed it, that speaking up remains an arduous and necessary task.
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As a black woman, I've come to see speaking up about race in my personal relationships as a moral imperative.
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Another beating began, watched silently by her two aunts, who knew that speaking up would get them beaten as well.
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It all goes to say that there are a lot of systems in place that prevent people from speaking up.
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But if there are more people speaking up, there may be more people than ever being fired for doing so.
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And so speaking up, if it gets another person talking and another person talking, I think it's a good thing.
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Though the week's events have been harrowing, Witherspoon concluded that this new culture of speaking up made her feel less isolated.
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Speaking up is a win-win: when you advocate for other women, they benefit — and you're seen as a leader. 4.
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A member of parliament in Australia delivered an impassioned speech on Wednesday, speaking up for victims and families of domestic violence.
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Check out the clip ... Amber makes a passionate plea about why she's speaking up to put a stop to revenge porn.
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"I just feel very honored to be around a lot of powerful women that are speaking up about it," she said.
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Though the page only has about 1,500 followers, it's already shown the impact that speaking up about sexual violence can have.
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Immediately, she said, she began to receive messages of support that called her a "survivor" and thanked her for speaking up.
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Speaking Up Now having had nine years to process it, it finally is clear to me how wrong Kevin's behavior was.
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He felt so strongly about speaking up, using his voice to activate his activism and using his fame to share things.
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There is an incredible amount of social pressure on rape survivors to desist from speaking up, especially against rapists they know.
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Young people are speaking up for what they want to see: Themselves on an equally visible playing field with everyone else.
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For even speaking up the whole thing is that they cut your head off so that the next person doesn't speak.
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"I'm proud of him for speaking up," said Stacey Maxwell, a registered independent who owns a Salt Lake City coffee shop.
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Ariana Grande has never shied away from speaking up for her fellow women, and now the singer is publicly supporting Kesha.
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Delta employees were an integral part of the process, speaking up about functionality, durability, style — and the most surprising change — color.
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I see a lot of queens finally speaking up for our trans brothers and sisters, and it makes me so happy.
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Speaking up as someone who did not approve the coup, but who also didn't support Erdogan either, has become increasingly difficult.
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But the point is that at the University of Chicago, speaking up is not always a simple or risk-free enterprise.
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Picture that for a moment—two years ago, two globally renowned activists were publicly horsewhipped for the crime of speaking up.
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When it's time for you, and you're learning how to be that, don't apologize for having a voice and speaking up.
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In sharing his story, Crews called attention to the power dynamic that he said keeps sexual assault survivors from speaking up.
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Alice always says if it wasn't for Kanye speaking up in support of Trump, then she would still be in jail.
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We need as many people speaking up, speaking out, and rising against it to create the change we want to see.
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Winfrey made an emotional speech on Sunday about sexual harassment victims speaking up and speaking out with their truth and power.
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Women are speaking up about their own sexual assault experiences after bestselling author Kelly Oxford challenged people to share their stories.
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Obama should be applauded for speaking up, and it's high time for sitting politicians of both parties to do the same.
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That answer does not satisfy Mr. Hansen, the former branch manager in Scottsdale, who said he was fired for speaking up.
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He recommends speaking up and stating your opinion firmly and clearly, even if it makes some people slightly uncomfortable or mad.
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"What's transpired in the last 48 hours is enough to prove that only speaking up can bring about changes," it said.
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But it also feels like there's some fear around the idea of speaking up, because people didn't know what to say.
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Yes. We applied extreme constraints to these activists to avoid them speaking up in public places or creating a protest movement.
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And sometimes that means marching to the beat of a different drummer...Sometimes it means speaking up when others shut up.
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I have a friend, he's a very prominent friend, starting speaking up for Trump and the entire party shut him down.
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The authors focused on one particular act associated with leadership: speaking up with ideas to move a team or company forward.
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Silicon Valley's most powerful black woman, Denise Young Smith, Apple's first-ever VP of diversity and inclusion, is also speaking up.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez shared an Instagram post detailing her fears of speaking up on the floor of the House of Representatives.
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In the filings, workers accuse the company of gender-based discrimination, sexual harassment in the workplace and retaliation for speaking up.
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Or, are you somewhere in the middle, speaking up in classes and during activities that you like, and staying quiet otherwise?
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An ex-manager claims she was fired for speaking up about using candidates' social media as part of the hiring process.
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They joke about and roll their eyes at him and make excuses for him, rather than speaking up or stepping in.
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In her 2019 profile for Rolling Stone, Halsey reflected on the response she faced for speaking up about her tour miscarriage.
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A few days later, Ms. Spencer sent an email expressing concern about her comments on speaking up in meetings about diversity.
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Richman had been tirelessly advocating, raising money and speaking up about the need for more brain research through the Avielle Foundation.
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Also, I think we can try to create a more respectful workplace by speaking up before things get out of control.
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Fears about retribution or rejection are preventing many employees from speaking up at work, according to the report, which was shared exclusively with CNBC Make It. That so-called "conversation gap" is leading to decreased engagement, lost productivity and higher staff turnover as employees are consumed by their issue, and ultimately opt to quit instead of speaking up.
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GIGOT: So what recourse do you have in Congress to actually make the president change course, I guess, other than speaking up?
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"Every revolution started with one person just being fed up and speaking up," explained Boucher in a video for the Obama Foundation.
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Not speaking up or acting authentically may lead to a bigger explosion down the road, when you least want or expect it.
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The game's outspoken director hasn't ever shied away from speaking up in the Blizzard Forums, but his latest post is downright artful.
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"I feel more comfortable speaking up for myself and others around me who maybe aren't as comfortable using their voice," she said.
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This would be a good time for us all — even Republicans, especially Republican politicians who previously endorsed Trump — to start speaking up.
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Its themes of strength and speaking up, and the riveting performance in a clip on Facebook, have drawn quite an audience online.
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The call arrives at a time when trans actors are speaking up about the difficulties of securing roles in the entertainment industry.
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Google workers are famous for speaking up (and even walking out) over a range of issues, from sexual harassment to government work.
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We hope that Congress will mark the occasion of ARPA-E's 10th anniversary by speaking up in vigorous support of ARPA-E.
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The White House and the State Department may try to block officials from speaking up, but that may only motivate them further.
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Whether it's dancing at a bar with my friends or speaking up in an important meeting, I live with my guard up.
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There are also those — as there always are — who want to point fingers at Harvey's female victims for not speaking up sooner.
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Women of color face unique obstacles when speaking up about sexual misconduct, and their reports may be more likely to be dismissed.
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Particularly now, with everyone speaking up about equality in the workplace — not just in terms of pay, but in terms of respect.
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The First Amendment protects against government infringement of free speech, but employees of private companies can still be fired for speaking up.
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"[Alexis] has no problem speaking up, whatsoever," he told me in the car on the way to her house in Austin, Texas.
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Her response echoes an earlier statement she's made about speaking up when she's in a "triggering" situation that affects her body image.
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We understand the arguments against celebrities speaking up, but we still think that any good that can be done should be done.
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Wednesday, September 28, 2016 Councilor Essaibi George Thank you for speaking up on the problem of Canada geese all over our parks.
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I sit at conference tables in meetings, instead of in the back of the room, which I find makes speaking up easier.
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Beto O'Rourke (D), he is speaking up in favor of one of ObamaCare's core provisions: protections for those with pre-existing conditions.
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Even if you feel your workplace would be supportive of you speaking up, finding a place outside of that first is fantastic.
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Outspoken and outrageous, Ms. Ditto, who advocates queer visibility and body positivity, wouldn't seem to need help speaking up or pushing back.
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Speaking up, coming prepared and taking the necessary steps will help you stand out as responsible and professional in times of stress.
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Speaking up can be difficult and uncomfortable, she said, but that's where seeking advice from other staff members and supervisors comes in.
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He earned bipartisan respect for speaking up and taking action for what he believed was right, even when doing so was unpopular.
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So we're definitely in this moment where scientists need to start speaking up when they see things that are really not okay.
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This remains a very serious challenge to women speaking out, speaking up, trying to or already assuming positions of power and influence.
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It is her voice we hear on the video, and it was her bravery in speaking up that motivated me to act.
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The employee said they were speaking up for those in and out of government "tragically" injured by the lapse in government funding.
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Speaking up for these solutions is essential to fixing our debt collection crisis and protect people like Terry – and all of us.
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Recognizing and speaking up against the the harm that a rogue presidential administration is doing to American rules and norms is another.
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We need more diverse voices speaking up for their communities, and we want to continue to see that reflected in elected officials.
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Michelle Obama: The former U.S. first lady has been promoting her memoir globally and speaking up for women's rights and girls' education.
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" Lane said students should be empowered "to do the walkouts and become leaders in their communities, speaking up when they see inaction.
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It's high time we all join the chorus of voices around the globe speaking up for tolerance and diversity and truth: #NotAllMuslims.
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The motion to participate in oral arguments is the latest example of the administration speaking up on the online sales tax issue.
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She was criticized both for being too passive but also too pushy; for not speaking up enough but also being too opinionated.
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Perhaps an even more effective strategy, though, was to prevent molested children and their parents from speaking up forcefully, or at all.
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Other former dancers described a culture of fear about speaking up, retribution for whistle-blowers and enabling by the board and management.
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An investigation found the workers caring for older residents, though, are often living like indentured servants and are fearful of speaking up.
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The Shakespeare group may have not only illegally discriminated against Mason, the commission said, but also retaliated against Sam for speaking up.
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In closing arguments, prosecutors specifically called out Cosby's lawyers for targeting the women's credibility, saying those attacks discourage victims from speaking up.
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Remember when Anita Hill was mocked as "a little bit nutty and a little bit slutty" for speaking up about Clarence Thomas?
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But I favor speaking up, especially now, when access to health care for women, including safe and legal abortion, is under siege.
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Now, lawmakers are trying to give corporate interests even more tools to punish people for speaking up for their families and communities.
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If nothing else, speaking up can make someone feel less alone, and I can't think of a worthier cause for modern technology.
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By speaking up, we can demonstrate that such rhetoric does not hurt only a subsection of the population, but all of us.
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If you feel yourself being pulled into a deep conversation that you don't have time for, don't be shy about speaking up.
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Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg wrote a Facebook post first speaking up against sexual harassment and later sharing the company's policies on it.
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Fellow female Democrats have been speaking up about sexual harassment since the #MeToo campaign encouraging women to share their stories went viral.
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"Re: speaking up -- since resigning as National Security Advisor, the @WhiteHouse refused to return access to my personal Twitter account," he wrote.
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The officer, Mohamed Noor, has refused to talk, invoking the American legal right to stay silent if speaking up might incriminate him.
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For her, this means speaking up for victims of the Saudi war on Yemen and citizens living under the brutal Saudi regime.
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I've realized that I can make a difference by speaking up for other actors who are still too scared to make waves.
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"I am inspired by the women everywhere who are speaking up online to tell about my experience with a Danish director," she began.
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In the wake of Mac Miller's death, Shad Moss, formerly known as Bow Wow, is speaking up about his own previous drug addiction.
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She says children aren't always aware that they are being abused, but when they are, fear of retribution prevents them from speaking up.
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In the wake of President Donald Trump's repeated attacks on the media, CNN's president criticized many leaders in Congress for not speaking up.
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What can someone actually do when they experience or witness misconduct, whether that's speaking up as a bystander or reporting it to HR?
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Too often, when a customer crosses the line, women must choose between speaking up or getting paid: defend yourself or feed your family.
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"While I still do feel guilty for not speaking up all those years ago, I'm glad for this moment of reckoning," she wrote.
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Taylor Swift has no problem admitting when she's in the wrong — or with speaking up for herself when she's been taken advantage of.
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Similarly, Hoskins advocates for speaking up in the moment if you ever get a gut feeling that you might've accidentally crossed a line.
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So by speaking up, you're taking the first step to making this part of your relationship that much steamier — big O or not.
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Being accommodating is not born from a fear of speaking up, but the fear that you'll lose it all if you do speak.
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The best part is, RBG is not going anywhere anytime soon — and she won't stop speaking up for the rights of women, either.
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Fair resolution of complaints by independent mediators at no cost to those who are harassed could remove barriers to speaking up about abuse.
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Mendes weighed in on his upcoming campaign with the iconic company, and noted that today's youth are speaking up now more than ever.
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We're not dealing with discrimination the same way [as past generations]; we're actually speaking up, and we're going to continue to speak up.
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A few months have passed since Michael Strahan's hasty exit from Live with Kelly and Michael, and Michael Strahan is finally speaking up.
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" Speaking up is easier, too, says Barden, "especially now that we have the Say Something Anonymous Reporting System, which has really taken off.
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"I promised my coworkers when I left that I'd be the voice for them since so many fear being reprimanded for speaking up."
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You wish there were other people speaking up about these things as well, because you don't want that type of pressure on you.
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That means Democrats are increasingly speaking up in favor of expanding government control of health care rather than merely preserving the current situation.
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Now, Cosby himself is speaking up and, according to The Grio, he too believes that race might have something to with the scandal.
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And I think we have to keep speaking up, but what we cannot do with Donald Trump is normalize him as a candidate.
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" Speaking up for Ivanka, another social media user wrote, "You are such an inspiration and such an amazing, wonderful Mom and First Daughter.
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"I'm glad people are speaking up, I want everyone across the spectrum... if you have a take on it, that's interesting," Buck said.
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"I sometimes really worry about speaking up about feminist subjects out of fear of being bashed by women on social media," Williams says.
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" Matlow added, "The fact that I feel weird speaking up about this is precisely why we need a matriarchy in the first place.
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In fact, starting with small acts, such as speaking up for oneself or another at work, or with family or friends, is empowering.
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I want other women to know that if they experience ANY itching, even mild as mine was, don't feel silly about speaking up.
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I've felt my introversion holding me back, especially when it comes to speaking up in meetings and making small talk with large groups.
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"The Evening Standard will be speaking up ... and we will expose the false arguments and broken promises of the hard Brexiteers," Osborne said.
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" Says Garrity in the film: "This whole entire play is about kids speaking up against adults who are trying to hold us back.
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Speaking up in the workplace can be intimidating, but it's a practice that former First Lady Michelle Obama says everyone needs to adopt.
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Audiences are speaking up when they're incensed by the images of women and girls that they see on their TV or computer screens.
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There is often a fear that speaking up will lead to some sort of retaliation by the accused, with accusers' reputations at stake.
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"By speaking up publicly, the players are saying, 'It's important for the public to know that we've filed this suit,' " Romer-Friedman said.
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A form of harassment, that unfortunately, all too many women face, led 14-year-old Rowan Blanchard to start speaking up about feminism.
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I believe in that change can happen and I believe we can make it happen by coming together, speaking up, and demanding it.
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It's not really about speaking up against inequities or inequalities; it's much more about supporting and promoting the artists that I'm interested in.
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Sykes's follow-up, "Not Normal," is her Netflix premiere, and she suggested to Variety that speaking up might have helped her negotiating position.
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The fund filed 53 complaints against McDonald's, accusing it of gender-based discrimination, sexual harassment in the workplace and retaliation for speaking up.
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Ultimately, to me, that is the sign of a culture that we want, where people are identifying problems and speaking up about them.
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The fund filed 23 complaints against McDonald's, accusing it of gender-based discrimination, sexual harassment in the workplace and retaliation for speaking up.
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So why aren't more mothers speaking up more in public, #MeToo style, with messy rawness about the injustices they've experienced in the workplace?
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As with other intimate scenes she had done, the potential repercussions for speaking up trumped any feelings of discomfort González might have had.
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She has been no less bold off the field, speaking up for equal pay for women and speaking out against President Donald Trump.
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"People are speaking up and people are banding together and women are coming together," which is a theme throughout her book, she said.
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" He had added, "We partner around the world optimistically in the belief that by speaking up and engaging we can make a difference.
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Across California, these students are rallying for LGBTQ rights, speaking up for clean water and even organizing voter registration drives at their schools.
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"Many people who lacked public platforms 10 years ago — the young and members of marginalized groups in particular — are speaking up," she said.
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They've been speaking up since the primary season kicked off with the Iowa caucus, and they spoke very loudly in Nevada on Saturday.
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She cited anti-vaccination supporters speaking up at a meeting of Nevada's legislative health care committee, which she spoke at on December 11.
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At the same time, women and allies are speaking up and making it clear that we are drawing a line in the sand.
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" He later added: "Re: speaking up — since resigning as National Security Advisor, the @WhiteHouse refused to return access to my personal Twitter account.
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Richard SchlusselEnglewood, N.J. To the Editor: I applaud Michelle Alexander in laying out a very articulate case for speaking up for Palestinian rights.
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"At Facebook, we're committed to fostering an inclusive workplace where employees feel comfortable expressing their opinions and speaking up," a Facebook spokesperson told Mashable.
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For her, this movement has been always grounded in that knowledge — that she is speaking up for her ancestors who were not able to.
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Sorry, the new Taylor can't come to the phone right now because she's busy speaking up about modern-day democracy in the United States.
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Countless stories of sexual misconduct have emerged since women started speaking up amid the #MeToo campaign triggered by allegations against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein.
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How many times had they been punished for speaking up, leaving them to conclude that no one in power was interested in their problems?
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"I don't know what his intentions were, but I appreciate this woman so much for speaking up when something didn't feel right," she wrote.
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This week's baseball events, in their own way, came as a rejoinder, illustrating the urgency of speaking up and remaining faithful to one's convictions.
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"i am inspired by the women everywhere who are speaking up online to tell about my experience with a danish director," the statement begins.
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All over Denver, young people who knew Monica's story from her many moments of speaking up throughout the years joined her in the streets.
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I think Sutton, deep down, has the most drive out of any of them, but she's not as accustomed to speaking up for herself.
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In conversations with the leaders of Etsy, Hilton and Foursquare, it seems millennials are already speaking up and bringing about change in their companies.
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At her home in the Rift Valley, Chepkulul agrees and says that speaking up for themselves remains the most difficult hurdle for many women.
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While it's illegal for your employer to punish you for taking leave, "many people still worry about speaking up for their rights," says Williamson.
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Eventually, I'll have to decide whether to risk my career by speaking up, or to be revictimized for the sake of a fucking headshot.
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They need to speak up, just as we&aposre speaking up saying there&aposs no place for it on the Republican or Democrat siding.
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Dunham was slammed for speaking up loudly: she received hate from both passionate Bernie supporters and Republicans for her unapologetic support of Hillary Clinton.
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From blushing when someone talks to you to feeling anxious about speaking up in class; being shy at school can be a crippling experience.
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By distributing both the work of speaking up and the alienation of doing so, allies can make college just a little bit more bearable.
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Their bravery and persistence in speaking up has caused an important narrative shift in the gun-control conversation away from politics and towards people.
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Demi Lovato is never shy about speaking up against unrealistic body expectations, photoshop, eating disorders and more, and this week she continued her crusade.
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"I was at the audition and I think me speaking up, they were ready to get rid of me in 2013, September," he said.
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She was eight or nine when she started speaking up in tribal Jirgas, which are the councils for the elders in the tribal areas.
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The insiders who are speaking up are turning on the tech world they helped create — as if they're trying to clear their guilty consciences.
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More people are speaking up when shaming is happening, and I believe as a culture we are wrestling with how we're defining public shaming.
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By staying silent, she is protecting herself and her family but by speaking up, she has the ability to change the course of justice.
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Rapp says he was inspired by the deluge of women speaking up about Harvey Weinstein, as well as the #metoo campaign on social media.
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And until the laws that are in place are better enforced—so [that requires] people speaking up—[the wage gap] is going to perpetuate.
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In 1977, three years after Robin was allegedly assaulted, news broke of Geimer's assault, and Robin "considered speaking up to support her," she said.
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"I don't know if I would have ever had the courage to come forward if it hadn't been for Sarah speaking up," Lawler said.
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It was very powerful for me to see a woman stepping up and speaking up on behalf of things that really mattered to me.
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If you see something, say something: Every person can take action by speaking up — when you experience sexual harassment or when you observe it.
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But if you'd like to see the practiced stopped or altered, somebody is going to have to get over the fear of speaking up.
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There has to be someone in this great country of ours who could help us all by speaking up and making that distinction clear.
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Speaking up as a young woman, and especially as an artist, in Pakistan is not easy, so I have to pick my battles carefully.
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Far worse than shame is grieving a loved one and having a friend avoid speaking up for the sake of avoiding their own discomfort.
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But the whole scenario was a stark reminder that without Nelson and her department head speaking up, the outcome could have been dangerously different.
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Though we may have endured powerlessness at the hands of Harvey Weinstein, by speaking up, speaking out and speaking together, we regain that power.
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Many women have reported being fired or sidelined at work after speaking up and labeled troublemakers while their tormentors face few, if any, consequences.
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Hutton, the first model to demand a cosmetics contract (from Revlon in 1973), changed the modeling industry by speaking up for what she believed.
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I commend foster kids and teens for speaking up, demanding action, and fervently working to improve a system that in some cases failed them.
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He channeled his frustration into seeking accountability for the massacre and speaking up for the kinds of changes he believes will prevent another one.
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If Buck is held accountable in court, it would validate all the time and energy that the victims' communities have invested in speaking up.
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In the year since, many women on Capitol Hill have become more open in speaking up about their past experiences with sexual harassment. Rep.
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"It is disheartening to see so many comments already blaming women for not 'speaking up,'" the commenter, who goes only by "K" from Brooklyn, wrote.
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We can change Interpol's legal immunities in the U.S. to make it vulnerable if it accuses Americans of the "crime" of speaking up for Israel.
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"I'm at KL Court today as a citizen who has been silenced, persecuted & sentenced to jail for speaking up against @NajibRazak," Fahmi said on Twitter.
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I found myself speaking up less and less, until I got to a point where I no longer reported any problems or errors I encountered.
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"It's amazing that you're telling your story and speaking up for other women," Kutcher wrote on his Facebook page, reposting the link and congratulating her.
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Scientists, often considered apolitical, have been speaking up for facts and evidence in the face of the most anti-science administration we've had in decades.
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"I refuse to allow my young West Point sisters to be railroaded, ostracized, demonized, degraded, and humiliated without speaking up on their behalf," she wrote.
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I've always had a problem with self-confidence, apologizing for taking up too much space in an elevator, afraid of speaking up in large groups.
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Almost three decades later, Ford isn't just speaking up about her truths, but also speaking out against what continues to be a woman-hating culture.
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" 35+, straight, female"I think a lot of people think the #MeToo movement has been strictly about women finally speaking up, but that's not true.
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" They are also more agreeable, a trait that "leads to women generally having a harder time negotiating salary, asking for raises, speaking up, and leading.
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But we survived and learned all about speaking up for what we want, while being willing to push back when our boundaries are being breached.
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With the promise of equal pay, women can feel confident in speaking up for themselves because their worth has been recognized on a large scale.
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We have to have the political voice, the political grassroots speaking up and speaking out about what we have to try to accomplish in Washington.
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" Rocha said if no Latino groups have a seat at the table, "where we can have dialogue, then who is speaking up for the community?
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Lately the bravest have been speaking up for Xu Zhangrun, an academic in Beijing who was suspended earlier this year for attacking Mr Xi's authoritarianism.
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I didn't realize how brave it was until I begin to receive messages from followers and strangers on the street thanking me for speaking up.
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"A lot of our girls that were shy are now very open and outspoken, and they're speaking up and they're talking to people," said Burgess.
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If you're nervous [about speaking up in an impromptu setting], it probably means you're overly focused on how other people are going to perceive you.
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These founders also worry that by speaking up — particularly early in their careers — they could be branded as "that one" who isn't worth the risk.
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While she's made a career of speaking up for women, her life has been very different from those of many people for whom she advocates.
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What's even more difficult, though, is speaking up in an eloquent and effective way that gets the point across without letting your emotions take over.
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If you have strong reactions to perfumed products, Steinemann suggested, beyond switching out your products, speaking up about your allergies to the people around you.
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Albeit, at times Lord Strasburger has stood out as something of a lone dissenting voice speaking up for privacy and civil liberties on the committee.
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Now, there's a major name in the fashion realm that's speaking up: Tiffany & Co. has joined the conversation with an open letter to President Trump.
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Although the crisis continues, the recently signed presidential executive order to incarcerate families together may be a sign that speaking up has made a difference.
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Bystanders and targets of abuse were afraid to expose the injustices for fear of retaliation; they feared that speaking up would cost them their careers.
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To ignore Kodak's legal troubles would have been a glaring oversight in an era where people are speaking up about sexual assault more than ever.
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In an interview with Time where she was named a "Next Generation Leader," the 35-year-old actress spoke about the importance of speaking up.
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She had previously built resentments among some of them by speaking up against "the atrocities" of her parents' religion, such as polygamy and underage marriage.
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Dana Min Goodman and Julia Wolov, who both accused Louis CK of sexual misconduct, said speaking up about the comedian forever damaged their professional reputations.
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Rasmussen 'never planned' to go public Today, in the midst of the #MeToo movement, Rasmussen said she feels differently about speaking up regarding her experience.
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According to her, things started deteriorating when she and her colleagues began speaking up about "punitive tactics" the Academy used against alleged sexual assault accusers.
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From Jennifer Lawrence to Emmy Rossum, more and more actresses are speaking up about the gender pay gap in Hollywood and demanding their fair share.
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"I'm someone of few words and typically shy, but I realize the importance of speaking up now," Dorsey said at the beginning of his remarks.
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People started looking at museums and art in the context of what is happening in Western civilization—that failed us —and we were speaking up.
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The elected representatives were collectively speaking up for close to 450 million people across the U.K., Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, France, Ireland, Latvia and Singapore.
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But he didn't think the speaking-up metaphor of "Fiend," or the rest of Mr. Schoonmaker's lineup, was going to heal the city's wounds tomorrow.
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If there's ever a legal case involving Bae and privacy, a lot of people like Anthony Moore are going to be speaking up for accountability.
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Freedom of speech does not exist if marginalized voices are digitally and physically attacked, threatened and doxxed for speaking up in the face of injustice.
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Speaking up without the fear of being harshly judged is central to psychological safety, but these practices can remove that safety by judging unintentional transgressions.
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Career State Department officials are managing the technical negotiations, speaking up on issues like demanding more transparency from developing countries on their progress cutting emissions.
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Differentiation starts when one person decides "to take on the risk of speaking up, and in a sense, start fighting for their rights," Pearson says.
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Even here in Australia, Chinese students have said they fear speaking up in class because they worry their compatriots will report them to embassy authorities.
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Women are speaking up and rising to leadership positions across business, government and civil society, to deliver urgent action to avert the looming climate crisis.
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One Asian-American actress, however, missed out on the opportunity to be part of the experience and is speaking up about the shocking reason why.
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Leading women's rights campaigner Manal-al-Sharif thanked Canada for "speaking up," before questioning when other Western powers would also be prepared to follow suit.
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In recent months, many graduate students and faculty members have joined the chorus of people speaking up about their experiences with sexual harassment and assault.
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In addition to stopping Coulter's speech, the vocal minority who is speaking up also demanded conservative gadfly Milo Yiannopoulos be banned from campus in January.
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Ivanka Trump praised Oprah Winfrey's viral Golden Globes speech and tried to hop on the Time's Up movement of women speaking up against sexual misconduct.
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This isn't about getting your foot in the door of some elite club; it's about simply speaking up and putting something positive out into the world.
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I could give you literally thousands of examples of my father speaking up against bigotry of all kinds but this video sums it up pretty concisely.
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If men are ignorant of all of these things, it's all the more important that women are speaking up, and making their voices impossible to ignore.
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Powerful men in Hollywood have been ousted from power, women are speaking up about inequality and misconduct, and workplaces around the country are striving for inclusivity.
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Others who are committed to the company will be torn between speaking up about their concerns or staying in line for the sake of their careers.
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Their own party, meanwhile, has shown little appetite for addressing the issue, and some are wary of speaking up about it for fear of being ostracized.
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If one person dominates the conversation, it can deter others from speaking up and mean missing out on new ideas and getting a variety of opinions.
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Men speaking up to support women will matter until we get to the day when women don't sound like paranoid hysterics when complaining about real injustices.
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By that point, Morton writes, Markle was already politically engaged, speaking up in class about racial issues, the Gulf War, and the impending Clinton-Bush election.
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Hillary Clinton gave a headline-making commencement speech at her alma mater, Wellesley College, on Friday, challenging the current administration and speaking up for her beliefs.
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"If the blues last more than a week or two, our subconscious may be speaking up that things in our life might need attention," Thomas says.
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His actions give me a small sense of what victims must feel when speaking up against powerful men, and why more men hesitate to do so.
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It was yet another gaffe in a series of sexist oversights from Olympic commentators this year; kudos to Murray for speaking up and not being complicit.
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"While this is my first time holding a device like this, it is not my last time speaking up for you," Clyburn said through a megaphone.
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In a moment where women are speaking up louder than ever to demand that their humanity and autonomy be respected, Proud Mary offers some critical symbolism.
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That figure was likely low, said Hogg, since shame and stigma prevent men from speaking up, and aid workers often do not seek out male victims.
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Taylor Swift is never, ever, ever going to tell you whom she's voting for, because speaking up is never, ever, ever going to benefit Taylor Swift.
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I see you making the case to your boss for a long-overdue raise, even though you may worry about speaking up for what you deserve.
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Many have also called for investment firms and companies to end the practice of non-disclosure agreements that commonly prevent women from speaking up about misconduct.
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"Though we may have endured powerlessness at the hands of Harvey Weinstein, by speaking up, speaking out and speaking together, we regain that power," Nyong'o wrote.
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Ever since Chinese immigrants came to this country in the 19th century, Asian-Americans have been speaking up and speaking out against inequality and for justice.
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We're in a moment of both heightened awareness and denial… More people are speaking up and speaking out, but other people are digging in their heels.
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But she and other pediatricians say they're speaking up because they feel that the Department of Health hurt children because they didn't listen to their concerns.
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The long-term effects tend to overlap: missed opportunities, lost jobs, barriers to education, depleted self-esteem, guilt for "letting" it happen or not speaking up.
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In her opinion, it's speaking up for other women, "taking action now, not when it's convenient," and women working together to make actual changes in society.
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In covering this issue, I urge The New York Times not to ignore the voices of the Harvard women who are speaking up for their rights.
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Given that sexual harassment victims already face a strong likelihood of being retaliated against for speaking up, it may be one more reason to keep silent.
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Lewinsky has endured impossible humiliations over the past twenty years, and it is moving to see her speaking up for herself with such eloquence and wisdom.
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After nearly 300 mass shootings devastated communities across the United States in 2019, politicians, corporations, and people are speaking up about their desire for gun control.
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Some weekends, Scott and his wife, Tanya, would wander around horse auctions as unofficial animal advocates, speaking up when they spotted a horse that needed care.
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Eleanor McManus, Why I'm speaking up about Mark Halperin October 25 Fast forward several months later to when I graduated and asked for an informational meeting.
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As a nonsmoker, I wasn't thrilled with this plan, but I'd only been in the band for a year and I didn't feel comfortable speaking up.
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For Panama, this movement for workplace rights is "no different than what Colin Kaepernick is doing"—taking a risk and speaking up to make a difference.
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Just as Harvey Weinstein's first accusers helped others come forward, countless survivors have felt safer speaking up about their experiences because others have gone before them.
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But there are signs that they are more engaged than usual in this year's elections, speaking up on issues like immigration, gun control and health care.
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While postponing a primary isn't easy -- there are massive logistical challenges to doing so -- it is, broadly speaking, up to state governments to make these calls.
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If your husband shares your view, it will make things easier; he can support your arguments and accept with you the social consequences of speaking up.
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But the greatest measure of fundamental change will be when everyday offenses by everyday people are also named and shamed, the trickle down of speaking up.
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So I think Facebook has to do ... Like most big companies, they have to do a lot more to encourage employees to feel secure speaking up.
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In the filings, workers including Ms. Hoyos and her mother accuse McDonald's of gender-based discrimination, sexual harassment in the workplace and retaliation for speaking up.
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"I saw that if other kids were speaking up after they were impacted by gun violence, I could speak up for my community, too," Diego said.
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More and more women are speaking up for gender equality at work — advocating for equal opportunities and compensation, as well as a workplace free of harassment.
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And the consequences of speaking up are especially severe for them, including sometimes being unable to feed their families if they lose their jobs and deportation.
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"For both people, the emotional risk of speaking up outweighs the potential benefit of bringing things up to the surface and working through them," Pearson says.
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In Saudi Arabia and the Emirates, dissent has been criminalized, and anyone speaking up online for Qatar faces prosecution and up to 15 years in prison.
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In a memoir coming out this fall, "Reset: My Fight for Inclusion and Lasting Change," Ellen Pao details both the necessity and cost of speaking up.
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In stepping down and speaking up about it, Luck showed those fans that there are humans under the helmets, and that their entertainment comes with consequences.
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But if you don't feel comfortable speaking up about your needs, or your values and boundaries aren't being respected, there might be larger issues to address.
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Name Withheld Too often, we avoid saying something because it might upset a friend, when speaking up would be the generous and loving thing to do.
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I do know that I hope my Christian neighbors start speaking up against this current administration, and that they send a message of solidarity by voting.
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Before speaking up, Biles said she grappled with whether she could have done something to prevent what happened, even though she did nothing to cause it.
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Create a culture of inclusionYou need to create a space for candid conversations where people feel comfortable speaking up without fear of being attacked as incompetent.
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As the country that has always committed itself to speaking up for the people of Kashmir, Pakistan cannot be silent on the unfolding catastrophe in Kashmir.
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Several students are speaking up about the government's inability to keep them safe and complicity in accepting money from gun lobbyists from National Rifle Association (NRA).
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"It may be as simple as speaking up in a meeting, suggesting a new system, or thinking outside the proverbial box to solve a client problem."
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By speaking up, though, he realized that he wasn't completely aware of his rights when it came to reporting his assault and he assumed he wasn't alone.
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I give credit to Dean for speaking up against the Iraq War when, in the wake of 9/11, most Democrats were cowering before George W. Bush.
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"If they are speaking up about it and are being vocal about it then you can amplify their voice… but sometimes people don't want their voice amplified."
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The company's culture of no-dissent prevented employees from speaking up about the impact that News Feed had on influencing the 2016 U.S. election, this person added.
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"Let's be very clear that the senators that he is speaking up with such adoration are individuals who made and built their reputation on segregation," she said.
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Back in April, the "Don't Let Me Get Me" singer told PEOPLE that when it comes to internet "trolls" and haters, she has no problem speaking up.
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The message of being true to your natural self resonates closely with her, especially in a time when women are speaking up for themselves more than ever.
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She said she was ostracized for speaking up about the problem, and unable to advance in a rowdy and rude office in spite of her good work.
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"Speaking up about sexual assault is already difficult for young people," ACLU of Maine's executive director Alison Beyea said in a statement in response to Thursday's ruling.
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More importantly, the Trump campaign has demonstrated repeatedly that it does not care whose voices it amplifies, as long as those voices are speaking up for Trump.
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Policy makers everywhere should be speaking up about racially biased policing in America and how communities of color are forced to perceive police as attackers, not protectors.
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With her songs speaking for themselves (they're candid, they're honest, they're fun, and they're hits), Cyrus is gaining more and more confidence in speaking up for herself.
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A while ago, one of the very few voices on the voices on the planet speaking up about the issue was Sheila Watt-Cloutier—an Inuit woman.
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Given that women have often felt silenced when speaking up, or have seen little action taken on their claims, the idea of redemption feels like a derailment.
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But Zavareei pointed out that everybody who joined the Trump campaign had to sign a broad nondisclosure agreement, and that may be stopping people from speaking up.
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However, her half-sister, Madison De Le Garza, is speaking up for the singer on her birthday, posting a heartfelt message for her big sister on Instagram.
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We're seeing famous men lose their jobs that they've used to victimize women (and men), and people in our every day lives speaking up about their abuse.
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" "After seeing her family members face racial discrimination and experiencing it for herself, Melody decides to add her voice to those who are speaking up about inequality.
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But I've come to believe that on the contrary, conserving rhinos or gorillas — or speaking up for tortured farm animals at home — is good for humans, too.
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While he can't speculate on Baldwin's case, he says he's glad the actor is speaking up and helping to raise money for more research on the disease.
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In my early 20s, I often took it upon myself to deliver "tough love" to friends around me because I felt no one else was speaking up.
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Briefly, an employee claimed that he was routinely sexually harassed by a lead at Naughty Dog, and was fired for speaking up to HR about his harassment.
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Over the past few months the world has watched Raisman become a champion at vocalizing her own truths, speaking up even in instances when it's extremely uncomfortable.
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He claims there's been an "exponential" increase in reports over the last 10 years, but that could just be indicative of women feeling more comfortable speaking up.
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"During an episode of postpartum depression, feelings of guilt, shame, or fear can be significant barriers that prevent women from speaking up about their symptoms," Kane said.
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" Ahmed, a student activist at the University of Southern Maine, told the publication she is "proud of myself for speaking up against this because it's not right.
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Freeland said Canada would always stand up for human rights "even when we are told to mind our own business ... and even when speaking up brings consequences".
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He said the company's safety performance record likely does not accurately reflect the true number of workplace accidents because the current policy discourages workers from speaking up.
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The family's push for White to be able to attend school is one of the earliest examples of people speaking up about living with AIDS or HIV.
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It's about the framing of the question as well, which plays into the still very dominant narrative that women speaking up about sexual assault are not credible.
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So I think that's a big open question for us, and I think there's a lot of people that are speaking up and bringing this to attention.
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Speaking up In five Beirut locations, artists volunteering with ABAAD have painted black and white murals of rapists' faces, sketched out from the memories of the survivors.
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Hargrave is in Louisiana, but I've spoken with teachers throughout the supposedly politically independent, plain-speaking South and have found that many of them fear speaking up.
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Before speaking up, Biles she said she grappled with whether she could have done something to prevent what happened, even though she did nothing to cause it.
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Technology can help, but in the end, there's a large role for men themselves to play in speaking up about male infertility, especially as sperm counts fall.
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Speaking up, and even pressing charges when the law allows, will send a powerful message and will definitely have a chilling effect on this kind of behavior.
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With the passing of the new laws combined with my non-normative gender I expect my career to be over, which is why I'm speaking up now.
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It is far worse for the victims of those in power, who are all too aware that speaking up may lead to stalled careers and ruined reputations.
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I am in a great position to do that, as I make my living as a cultural critic who doesn't shy away from speaking up and out.
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And do you remember the viral moments from the save-Obamacare movement, like the disability-rights activists visiting Congress or the citizens speaking up at town halls?
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James J. GallagherPompton Plains, N.J. To the Editor: Bravo to millennials for speaking up and asking from the get-go for the work flexibility we all need.
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If you aren't seeing marginalized communities speaking up about their fear and frustration on social media, chances are your feed isn't reflecting the diversity of the world.
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Those numbers predate the #MeToo movement and could actually be much higher now that more women are speaking up and sharing their experiences for the first time.
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They bound women sexually harassed at places like Fox News, the Weinstein Company, and NBC from speaking up about their treatment — usually in exchange for financial payments.
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While the waters are still murky as to whether Yang will qualify for the January debate, he's gained recognition for speaking up about neurodiversity and autism awareness.
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If applied the wrong way, it breeds the wrong behavior, like people not speaking up because I am so passionate and so intense about what I believe.
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"I'm really proud of her for speaking up about what was important to her at a time when agents and potential sponsors were pursuing her," he said.
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"This trial is critical to show that predators everywhere will be held accountable and that speaking up can bring about real change," their statement read in part.
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I'm speaking up because it's the right thing to do for our party and country, and I hope more Democratic leaders around the country will join me.
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For speaking up on broader, societal issues like race relations, initiatives such as town halls or closed-door listening sessions with affected employees are appropriate and relevant.
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"Our campaign has been speaking up for people who are often left behind," Castro said after his walk down some of the roughest blocks in Los Angeles.
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These students feel at ease attending office hours, speaking up in class, and navigating the complex hierarchy of arcane social clubs that are endemic to the Ivies.
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He said he would not refrain from speaking up "simply because it may benefit others with whom I disagree," presumably a reference to Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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The videos were designed to illustrate the importance of reporting and speaking up about domestic violence — and intervening when a neighbor or loved one is being hurt.
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BTW ... We also asked 3-6 Latvia for his thoughts about Derek Fisher finally speaking up about the whole Matt Barnes thing ... and the big man weighs in.
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From there, Annenberg's study suggests establishing mentorship programs, speaking up on behalf of women's credibility when it is questioned, and committing to hiring and working with more women.
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Asuka Qin, YouTube global brand strategy lead, said she wants workers to feel comfortable speaking up and would like to see the #MeToo movement spread more throughout tech.
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Time's Up will also champion legislation to punish companies that tolerate harassment, and to push back against the use of nondisclosure agreements that prevent employees from speaking up.
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It was clear in some cases that the partner didn't care, or didn't want to listen, or that the customer would be punished for speaking up for themselves.
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Women may be uncomfortable discussing these challenges or fear being perceived as difficult by current or prospective employers, which can prevent them from even speaking up about them.
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I hope this picture of Nancy Pelosi, the sole woman at the table, standing-up and speaking-up, inspires other bad-ass women to run for office. pic.twitter.
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Pao is today tweeting a list of VCs speaking up against the things Caldbeck has been accused of doing: Here are VCs who called out Justin Caldbeck's behavior.
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Tickets can be won via lottery by earning points for taking action in one's community, reaching out to world leaders, signing petitions or speaking up on social media.
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As a mother of two daughters, I believe that no one should ever be shamed or portrayed as an unreliable witness to their own experience for speaking up.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Susan Collins of Maine -- who both voted against the GOP health care bill -- said that Congress is growing increasingly more comfortable speaking up.
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I lived here for a year without documents and I remember what it's like to suffer ... So I'm speaking up because I have to tell this story. Now.
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A year and a half ago, Shaan Taseer, the son of the governor assassinated after speaking up in her defense, created a Facebook page called Letters to Aasia.
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Since women statistically have a harder time speaking up for what they want in the workplace, it's logical to assume that this behavior would carry into the bedroom.
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The voices now speaking up on Twitter saying "me too" and all of these other women are standing on the shoulders of the women who came before them.
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Now that Apple Music has seemingly seen the light, the question is whether they've gone far enough in speaking up for fair pay and control over copyrighted music.
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You can give speeches about being an advocate for low-wage workers, but that's worthless if you're not speaking up for them when they need it the most.
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Speaking up to help others In the family home in Columbia, South Carolina, Jack and Tiffanie Reeves are still in near disbelief at how well Emmy is doing.
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" When a meeting or discussion begins to veer off course, Rittleman suggests speaking up and saying something like "Are we headed in the right direction with this conversation?
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More of the nation's rich should be following Abigail Disney's example and speaking up about how this tax plan may help them financially but hurts our country overall.
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"At Facebook, we're committed to fostering an inclusive workplace where employees feel comfortable expressing their opinions and speaking up," a spokesman wrote in a statement emailed to Bloomberg.
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Dushku said she's speaking up now because like so many others in Hollywood, she's realizing that she was the victim of predatory power dynamics on a film set.
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The review underscored the deservedly righteous anger of these women, which they were able to express as a healthy and relentless effort at speaking up against all odds.
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Women athletes are standing up for equal pay, and young women like Greta Thunberg, Emma Gonzalez, and Naomi Wadler are speaking up on climate change and gun violence.
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She was not wrong to think that at least in some cases, it was fear, rather than lack of support for her, that kept people from speaking up.
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I think Sheryl has come around to [the Slaughter model], in version 2.0 of Lean In. She's talked about men speaking up, taking the lead, and driving change.
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Yet even in Afghanistan, where American troops have fought a pitched battle for 17 years, those who believe the United States should get out are not speaking up.
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But along with his struggles came renewed hope in a story long plagued by news fatigue: The international community began speaking up for Mr. Tashi and his cause.
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We're sitting in the midst of an administration where women are constantly rallying for civil liberties and speaking up against the abuse of power in male dominated industries.
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Today, she is speechless no longer, but rather speaking up to raise our awareness about a disease that kills roughly 40,000 women a year in the United States.
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In the early 26s, a police officer named Frank Serpico became New York City's best-known whistle-blower by speaking up against widespread corruption in the Police Department.
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In September, Motherboard published a collection of 45 stories where Google employees gave their own accounts of alleged retaliation for speaking up or reporting abuse at the company.
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SAG Awards executive producer Kathy Connell told the Hollywood Reporter the effort is a "salute to women who have been very brave and speaking up" in recent months.
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Ever since Blizzard suspended Hearthstone pro Chung "Blitzchung" Ng Wai on Tuesday for speaking up in support of Hong Kong's ongoing political protests, the company has been quiet.
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Employees with a sense of belonging can feel more comfortable speaking up regarding new ideas, giving Intel a competitive advantage over other tech companies, Whye told Business Insider.
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Those speaking up in defense of the assumptions MMT assails would do well to consider that the hearts and minds of the public are rarely won on technicalities.
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Actresses including Ashley Judd, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Uma Thurman started speaking up about Weinstein's abuse, inspiring others to come forward to share their stories using Tarana Burke's hashtag.
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Activism: Diverse, indebted, and depressed, millennials are speaking up about everything from mental health and money to social issues, pushing their concerns to the front of the conversation.
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They are speaking up following movie mogul Harvey Weinstein's downfall, which triggered a cultural reckoning over sexual misconduct allegations against powerful men in entertainment, media, business and politics.
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The moment came at a House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, when far-right activist Laura Loomer began speaking up in the audience.
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All those harassing, mocking, and erasing Ford are telling other survivors that speaking up isn't worth it, that they should keep quiet or risk having their lives destroyed.
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So as we round the corner on yet another policy area that Ivanka Trump isn't speaking up about, I've got a serious question: Who is she trying to impress?
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It's been roundly criticized since a series of stories broke last year about members paying off victims out of their office budgets and victims facing retribution for speaking up.
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Speaking up in public risks alienating CEOs and their teams, but private dialogue, which mutual fund managers have preferred in the past, is easier to ignore than public protests.
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" Her personal suspicion: "This is part of the sea change we're seeing nationwide in speaking up and challenging discriminatory treatment based on sex in all different areas of life.
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Shawkat's interview exposed a two-fold problem: women grappling with the challenge of speaking up at work, and men needing to consciously enable open conversation in the first place.
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Yet, we're living during an era when women are being barraged with the message that the only way to close the pervasive gender wage gap is by speaking up.
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But she had no interest in being a silent observer, especially at a time when so many women were speaking up about their experiences with sexual assault and harassment.
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No one wants to seem cheap, but if you're determined to hit that savings goal, O'Connell recommends speaking up about getting separate checks or paying for what you ordered.
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One of the stars of Louis C.K.'s film I Love You, Daddy is speaking up about the disgraced comedian — and why she hopes he gets a second chance.
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For scientists, who must often consider the societal implications of their work, speaking up and taking action to protect the integrity of their institutions has never been more important.
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Nonetheless, companies have long feared retribution for speaking up about abuses by government administrators or state-backed local partners, particularly without true recourse in China's Communist Party-controlled courts.
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It's through these efforts that immigrant women, and ordinary women more generally, are going to feel comfortable speaking up first and then, down the line, considering seeking a lawyer.
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Nicki also went on to say that Cardi had played into the idea of a feud by not speaking up when rumors emerged after the "MotorSport" video was released.
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Nash went on to share screenshots of some supportive messages she received since speaking up, many of which were from women who shared their own negative experiences with Hyde.
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Vanessa Grimaldi, by speaking up on the relationship issues that matter to her, claimed some agency for herself in a television show that barely allows for any at all.
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Malala's story is an unforgettable one; a reminder that standing your ground and speaking up—even in the darkest times—is what community, change, and progress is built upon.
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She wouldn't offer too many details in terms of what's next, but did say she planned to continue speaking up for the issues she fought for at the FCC.
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WALLACE: For Matt Boeve, who lost his wife to a distracted driver, and Laura Maurer, who killed a grandfather while glancing at a text, speaking up can save lives.
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I've had many Pakistani girls reach out to thank me for finally speaking up about something so important," she says, adding, "I've also dealt with a lot of criticism.
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Knowing how common, but also how preventable choking deaths could be if a person knows CPR may be why so many of Lively's fans commended her for speaking up.
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While more women are speaking up and sharing personal tales in an effort to normalize breastfeeding, one shopping mall in Colombia has one-upped retailers all over the world.
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If nothing else, Mariah is a shining example of women asking for what they want, being paid what they deserve, and speaking up if they have something to contribute.
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There are different ways to do so: Speaking up about the risks fellow journalists are faced with is one; pushing for new regulations to protect the freelancers is another.
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As the #MeToo campaign gained steam, Union also made a point of addressing the particular challenges women of color face when it comes to speaking up about sexual attacks.
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Many are hopeful that the voices speaking up will, finally, break the culture of acceptance, turning a blind eye and silence about sexual harassment and assault in our society.
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The BMMA said that victims fighting for justice had faced death threats for speaking up for their rights, but they remained hopeful the CJI's verdict would justify their efforts.
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She hewed very closely to the comments made by Zuckerberg in a media blitz Wednesday evening, after they were both criticized for not speaking up about the situation sooner.
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If you fear retribution for speaking up for your beliefs (quick reminder: that's illegal), then know that there are many ways to champion the causes that matter to you.
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The requirement is to not put down those people who are speaking up, to not put down the experiences of others that you might not be as similar to.
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And the surging numbers of women turning out in politics this year are speaking up for her, defending her against what they see as Republican-stoked misogyny and ageism.
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Kate lauded the victims for speaking up and testifying about Weinstein's sexual misconduct -- and said there should also be consequences for the type of non-criminal incident she endured.
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Speaking up about sexual assault in China is also incredibly rare, and feminists have been detained and accusers told to retract their statements to protect the man&aposs reputation.
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On Tuesday in court, Kavanaugh appeared at ease on the bench, speaking up for the first time about 20 minutes into oral arguments and following up with several questions.
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The fact that Halperin was able to dominate colleagues with impunity, Kiely said, only gave other abusers more confidence and convinced their victims of the futility of speaking up.
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"It really seems that in running our esport, we've learned exactly the wrong lessons from the NFL's handling of another courageous man speaking up for so many who can't."
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Perhaps the most damaging aspect of being a public "Weinstein survivor" is the very real professional cost of speaking up about one of the most powerful men in Hollywood.
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It also leaves room for threats of legal action, especially from deep-pocketed alleged perpetrators (case in point: the current President!) which has a chilling effect on speaking up.
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There are definitely better ways to describe someone who might actually be just speaking up, or might be empowered or might have boundaries that they want you to keep.
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"I want to believe that it still is possible," Rivers said when asked if the company could return to an environment where employees wouldn't fear retaliation for speaking up.
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Durbin, the only Democrat at the meeting Thursday, said he heard Trump make the crude remarks and praised Graham for speaking up and rebuking the president at the time.
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Rose leads Bulls past Jazz CHICAGO — When Taj Gibson took notice of some things he didn't like from his Chicago Bulls teammates, he wasted no time in speaking up.
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The right has established a social environment in which speaking up on climate change leads to bullying and shaming, but those tactics just don't seem to work on Thunberg.
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It's about justice, about reclaiming power (and denying it to abusers), about speaking up for what is right — and against what is wrong -- so that it won't happen again.
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O'Brien: I do think it's important to say that while women need to be aware of the ramifications of speaking up, it's good that so many have stepped forward.
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But why did high-profile Democrats decide that civility is a more pressing matter than speaking up against the traumatic and possibly irreparable separation of children from their parents?
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"We're going to continue to make the point that we don't like the direction the M.T.A. is taking, and we're going to be speaking up about it," he said.
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A lack of pay equity, inability to access labor protections, and absence of services and social supports are important examples of why survivors may be fearful of speaking up.
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So far, Zetterström reports that the calls have been about speaking up when women feel pushed aside by male colleagues, and how men can help when they witness this happening.
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These days she's advocating for the mentally ill, speaking up for LGBT rights and about to embark on her Future Now Tour with co-headliner and childhood friend Nick Jonas.
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"The thing that has changed is not women speaking up, but women being heard," said Kate Kelly, program officer for women and girls' rights at Equality Now, an advocacy group.
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There's another catwalk regular speaking up about the lack of diversity in fashion-show castings, and this time the focus is on inadequate representation of Asian models on the runways.
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Criticizing Saudi Arabia could push the country to find alternatives to the US. On the other hand, not speaking up might mean letting the kingdom literally get away with murder.
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"I just feel it's about women's empowerment and girl power, and I'm very into that," she says — unless, it seems, those empowered women are speaking up about alleged sexual assault.
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In an interview with Broadly, Shawkat shared how she was afraid that she wasn't heard after speaking up when her male colleagues defended Jeffrey Tambor's aggressive behavior towards Jessica Walter.
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Tina Tchen, the incoming president and CEO of the Time's Up organization, said that requiring former employees to contact the company's legal department before speaking up is a huge barrier.
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Yes, but: Speaking up can come at a cost to smaller companies, including angering the powerful corporate giants and signaling to investors that you might go under without government intervention.
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The liberal activists, who have posted blogs criticising the political influence of the military and speaking up for the rights of religious minorities, have all gone missing separately since Jan.
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The mogul said she told the girl her similar experience after the show and said she "was scared to say that" when the girl questioned her for not speaking up.
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The mogul says she told the girl her similar experience after the show and said she "was scared to say that" when the girl questioned her for not speaking up.
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Clinton ended with an important message, saying, "Be part of the changing culture so it's not viewed as disqualifying if you're standing up for yourself and speaking up for yourself."
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" He suggests that female extraversion tends to be "expressed as gregariousness rather than assertiveness," which helps explain why women have a harder time "asking for raises, speaking up, and leading.
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What's your advice for those who are worried about speaking up, perhaps due to fear of judgment or to having family and friends who don't share their point of view?
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But many more are unable to take the day off work, whether they don't have the luxury to for economic reasons or feel stigmatized for speaking up for their beliefs.
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After all, it's no accident that after saying nothing about this issue for the last two years he is speaking up now, when the subject is back at the FCC.
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In all my years speaking up for consumers, I've rarely seen such a massive abuse of trust where so many people have no way to seek redress on their own.
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Gwyneth Paltrow has ignored criticism of her health advice in the past, and has even poked fun of her Goop Wellness Summit, but now her lifestyle brand is speaking up.
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Tim Cook has quickly established himself as a moral leader in Silicon Valley, speaking up on numerous issues like LGBT rights and philanthropy that his predecessor would never have touched.
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There was his penchant for speaking up for upstate concerns, using his radio show to denounce state leaders in Albany — Democrats and establishment Republicans — for what he called their indifference.
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For more than a half-century she remained quiet about her tragedy, but in the 1990s she began speaking up and visiting classrooms, becoming Italy's living memory of the horrors.
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Hopefully, the latest disturbing allegations will teach other men that there's no shame in speaking up if they are victims of abuse -- and that it's possible to challenge the mighty.
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Mr. Harf said it made him think that not enough voices in business were speaking up against the re-emergence of nationalism and populism in Europe and the United States.
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I'm from the Chicago area where Kanye was so revered for speaking up for social justice — the area that defended him when he interrupted Taylor Swift or whined about awards.
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National conversations about congenital rubella syndrome encouraged many Americans to feel more empathy for women who choose abortion — especially because white, middle-class, married women were speaking up about it.
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But the wife who sent a message into one of Hax's recent Friday live chats about keeping a financial secret from her husband had an unusual reason for speaking up.
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Athletes typically don't get involved in presidential primaries, but Martin said he'd love to see more athletes get involved in speaking up for causes or candidates that they believe in.
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"It sort of tests for originality of thinking, and to some extent, it tests for your courage in speaking up in a difficult interview context," Thiel told Forbes in 2012.
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Because after all, if I want us all to do better for mentally ill people, I might as well as put my money where my mouth is and start speaking up.
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From speaking up politically for the first time to signing a landmark new record deal and dropping a Netflix special, Swift certainly had a lot to celebrate before the ball dropped.
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Not long after, the Marshalls learned that a teacher attending the training had returned to class and explained to the students about the importance of speaking up about their mental state.
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Once again, where executives might ordinarily have been squeamish about opposing a signature policy of a recently elected president, Mr Chesky may have seen a bigger risk in not speaking up.
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Moore's supporters are defiant, deriding GOP leadership in Washington for casting aside Moore, doubting the women speaking up, and bashing the media for trying to dig up dirt on their candidate.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - French actress Isabelle Huppert said on Saturday she was pleased that women were speaking up about their experiences of sexual abuse and harassment after staying silent for so long.
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It's normal for self-doubt to creep in as you watch the more brash extroverts noisily flaunt their talents and thrive in an environment that rewards speaking up and taking action.
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But the pound recovered to trade at $1.3262 after Hammond finished speaking, up 0.2 percent on the day and up from the $1.3241 it had been trading at before the statement.
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"It's not surprising that an older population might have some discomfort about speaking up, but the conversation of sex and aging is one that we should have been having for years."
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The accusations led to hundreds of women and men in Hollywood speaking up about harassment they've faced, resulting in the Time's Up movement launching to fight sexual misconduct in all industries.
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Curtis, who played Dushku's mom, applauded the actress' "courage and honor," while Cameron called her "very brave for speaking up," adding, "Had I known about it, there would've been no mercy."
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But while the movement has forced the public to pay attention to choruses of women speaking up together, it hasn't yet done the same for women who speak on their own.
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Men are speaking up for Livi Rae, too: Change often involves some pushback, and the fashion industry is no stranger to this type of controversy when it comes to more inclusivity.
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"It's better to practice speaking up and addressing conflict with someone you just started dating, because it's going to be much harder when you're in love with the person," she says.
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Some industry experts suggest speaking up about the film's politics — as its writers did on Twitter before deleting anti-Trump tweets — could risk losing ticket sales to millions of Trump voters.
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Moreover, there is a stigma about mental illness in the black community, that prevents us from speaking up about our struggles, seeking help or even believing that our issues our real.
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Beyond all of that, the move to covering up and speaking up also points to the comeback of modesty, a concept that until now has been rarely taken seriously by feminists.
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Now a small number of players are, in effect, putting their long-term well-being over paychecks and speaking up in defense of their health, spurred on by a few advancements.
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When one of the most popular users of your app joins the thousands of people (including Chrissy Teigen) speaking up about your awful redesign, well, maybe it's finally time to listen.
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Beyond the general public, most elites also support continuation of DACA with leaders from the Republican Party to the Democratic Party and business community — all speaking up on behalf of Dreamers.
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" She adds that by unapologetically being yourself, speaking up at the table, asking questions and not being afraid to not know something, "it shows other people that you're willing to learn.
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Speaking up about that has become a tricky issue for the Philippines since President Rodrigo Duterte turned its foreign policy upside down by seeking engagement and a new relationship with China.
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Lui, Rameau, is the louder voice in the dialogue, speaking up unapologetically for the view that there is nothing in life worth pursuing except immediate physical gratification: food, sex, even defecation.
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"Every single worker in this country has a right to a safe workplace where they will not be harassed, assaulted or punished for speaking up," the Vermont senator wrote on Twitter.
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One of the crew members says he was fired for speaking up, and NASA admits it never bothered to ask for a video of a "near fatal crash" involving the crew.
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Throughout this process, don't be shy about speaking up, changing positions or activities, or taking breaks if something becomes too much or too painful or if you simply want to stop.
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Mr. Luckie, 35, told me that he wrote the memo because he didn't want to be a black employee who experienced the negative environment at Facebook without speaking up about it.
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The essay sparked a massive thread on MetaFilter, with hundreds of women speaking up about their own experience with emotional labor: the duties that are expected of you, but go unnoticed.
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So we are speaking up for those who don't have anyone listening to them, for those who can't talk about it just yet, and for those who will never speak again.
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The "comfort women" issue quickly became an issue of women's rights and human rights, and Ms. Ruff-O'Herne dedicated the rest of her life to speaking up for women in wartime.
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While Trump and even some Democrats have criticized the Obama administration for not speaking up enough on Russia's actions before the election, Obama did take some steps to reprimand the country.
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Most people who have been in prison prefer to focus on the future, not the past, and speaking up requires them to publicize a personal history that many have kept hidden.
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While Trump and even some Democrats have criticized the Obama administration as not speaking up enough on Russia's actions before the election, Obama did take some steps to reprimand the country.
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In Bahrain there are consequences for speaking up, but I am willing to take a personal risk and stand up for human rights no matter what, as are many brave Bahrainis.
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After a fiery, passionate introduction from Janelle Monae affirming the importance of speaking up against widespread sexual abuse across industries, Kesha and her co-stars took the stage in all white.
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"It was never on my vision board to be a Time magazine 'silence breaker' or a lifelong goal to be pictured in People magazine, labeled as a 'victim,'" the actor, comedian, and writer Rebecca Corry wrote in Vulture on Thursday about her difficult decision to come forward about being harassed by Louis C.K. She revealed that she's been attacked for speaking up and berated for not speaking up soon enough, that she's lost friends and gained support.
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For one thing, Sanders' speaking up for Palestinian rights during the campaign gave new prominence and legitimacy to a viewpoint that the mainstream of the Democratic Party has until now largely shunned.
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"This is a unifying salute to women who have been very brave and speaking up," SAG Awards executive producer Kathy Connell told The Hollywood Reporter in December when the nominees were announced.
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I believe you Kristina Cohen and thank you for speaking up so eloquently and really encompassing what young female actresses have to go through at the hands of men like Ed Westwick.
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"I understand how hard it could be to see my side of the story, considering no one with a heart would want to invalidate anyone speaking up about this topic," Martinez said.
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I had to work harder than ever to repair my reputation and not be seen as a troublemaker for speaking up about my right to do my job with safety and dignity.
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The source said one goal of the trip was to build up support for NAFTA, saying Ottawa was pleased that more and more Americans were speaking up in favor of free trade.
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"I have been empowered by my sisters who have forged this path by speaking up, and I must do my part to make it a little more well traveled," Kate told BuzzFeed.
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Inslee is the only person speaking up on climate of the 18 candidates and he needs to be on that (debate) stage in June, otherwise we will have absolutely no voice again.
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So, if you realize that you really should be speaking up where you've previously been silent or that you aren't acting for the right reasons, make the choice to change your approach.
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"I understand how hard it could be to see my side of the story, considering no one with a heart would want to invalidate anyone speaking up about this topic," Martinez wrote.
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Current and former Jigsaw employees told Motherboard the report was purposefully vague, because employees would not have felt comfortable sharing personal complaints with the whole team and feared retribution for speaking up.
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Lately, however, Amazon's head scientist and vice president of Alexa, Rohit Prasad, has been speaking up in public, making the case for his company's prowess in voice recognition and natural language understanding.
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Some might call this a cynical take, but even those people have to admit that it's possible MacFarlane and Levitan are only speaking up now because there's no one left to offend.
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Also, I think one of the big challenges right now ... I love that people are speaking up to reporters, but there are so many different reporters working on this that I'm worried.
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Regardless of your political persuasion, there's likely an issue out there that has direct relevant to your life and interests, and don't expect anyone else to be speaking up for your interests.
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Now, two years after her death, Mario is reflecting on the painful loss, speaking up about how addiction affected his life and offering advice to the hundreds of thousands of people struggling.
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"We will continue to be clear and strong in speaking up for human rights around the world," he added in televised remarks on the sidelines of a summit of French-speaking nations.
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Communities are speaking up about the lack of healthy food availability, especially in low-income neighborhoods where not everyone has access to a vehicle and fresh food is hard to come by.
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"I'm speaking up now because I want people to know it can happen to anybody, and I don't want people who have it to feel embarrassed or to feel alone," she said.
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The candidates played against type on the Israeli-Palestinian debate, with Sanders, who is Jewish, speaking up for the rights of Palestinians, while the more hawkish Clinton advocated for Israel's conservative government.
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"Just as it had been with my ex-boyfriend, intervening and speaking up like that was one of the most difficult, frustrating, and painful things I'd ever had to do," she writes.
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Meeting with other employees of color, for example, isn't something that is typically recognized in employee evaluations, and speaking up against sexism in a meeting isn't often part of a promotion track.
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"I think that the common denominator among all of us [in the intelligence community] that have been speaking up … is genuine concern about the jeopardy and threats to our institutions," Clapper said.
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I hear it all the time and as a woman who was sexually harassed in my first TV job in Akron, Ohio, then fired, I am proud of the women speaking up.
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"I was told to delete that tweet by friends, who were advising I do so to protect me from being punished for speaking up," Silverberg later explained in a follow-up tweet.
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But some women scholars in particular expressed outrage at the way Mr. Garrow said he was speaking up for women, while also publicly naming activists whom he alleges were Dr. King's lovers.
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Quite a few boys participated in the walkout, but even some of them said they felt that speaking up about their feelings meant bucking expectations placed on them because of their gender.
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A secret settlement at CBS: The actress Eliza Dushku said she was written off the series "Bull" and reached a confidential $9.5 million settlement after speaking up about harassment on the set.
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In the midst of a number of troubling changes to US immigration policy, I'm encouraged that evangelical Christians are speaking up clearly for the dignity of our immigrant brothers, sisters, and neighbors.
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On Thursday, Mr. Kelly said that he was speaking up to defend "this maybe last thing that's held sacred in our society" — the sacrifice of an American soldier's life on the battlefield.
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Unlike major leaguers, they have no union and fear speaking up against the M.L.B. teams that employ them, because that could jeopardize the chance of reaching the majors and a big payday.
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Unlike major leaguers, they have no union and fear speaking up against the M.L.B. teams that employ them, because that could jeopardize the chance of reaching the majors and a big payday.
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It can cause you to avoid taking risks and doing things where you might get criticized or rejected — like applying for a new job or speaking up to someone who hurt you.
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And as Planned Parenthood's president, Cecile Richards, pointed out in an email, the Storm and the league speaking up for the organization reflected not only a historic moment, but also personal histories.
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After examining the material produced by Mr. Lutz and Radian, the Labor Department agreed that the company had punished him for speaking up; it required Radian to pay him $20,000 in damages.
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Cosby's trial is the first celebrity trial of the "Me Too" era, following a national movement of sexual assault victims speaking up and accusing powerful men in many industries of sexual misconduct.
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Cabello told the BBC that she was honored to meet the young trailblazers, whose accomplishments included raising tens of thousands of euros for nonprofits, and speaking up about discrimination in their communities.
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Yesterday, "Crew" rapper GoldLink (real name D'Anthony Carlos) penned a very long, very bizarre personal note to the late Mac Miller on the social media platform, speaking up about their complicated relationship.
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A recent graduate's online petition to rescind President Donald Trump's honorary degree from Lehigh University has garnered nearly 30,000 signatures — and some Lehigh professors are speaking up to support the effort, lehighvalleylive.
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Yet the refugee from Manbij said that his fellow Syrian refugees in Turkey are more concerned about their own safety than risk speaking up on behalf of the Kurdish civilians being targeted.
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It's clearly not my time, so I'm going to end my presidential campaign, continue my work as mayor of New York City, and I'm going to keep speaking up for working people.
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