So ultimately it wasn't the victims speaking up for themselves.
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She says she's speaking up for the "younguns" [sic] out there.
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Even so, there were no loud voices speaking up for him.
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Two politicians were assassinated just for speaking up for Ms Asia.
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Here's who could be speaking up for the country sometime soon. pic.twitter.
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It can prevent a survivor from acting or speaking up for herself.
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Others believe scientific responsibility involves speaking up for truth, and therefore, science.
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Jane Fonda is no stranger to speaking up for what she believes in.
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" Speaking up for Ivanka, another social media user wrote, "God bless you Ivanka!
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The way forward is a diverse chorus of voices speaking up for diversity.
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But to Kim Brooks I say, Thank you for speaking up for reason.
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I'll be using this new position to continue speaking up for working families.
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It&aposs about speaking up for people that the media celebrity complex snickers at.
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I heard her speaking up for peace and justice for Palestinians like my grandmother.
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Speaking up for yourself doesn't come easily for you, Pisces, but practice makes perfect.
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Speaking up for refugees is one of the areas where many believe they can.
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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 whenever there's trouble, you don't find our chief executives speaking up for us.
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They surely wouldn't be speaking up for this person if they knew what you know.
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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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"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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He said he's not just speaking up for his mom, but for those less fortunate.
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"I lost my job for speaking up for her, to be honest," Martin told Radar Online.
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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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" She suggests that William support Kate by "advocating for her … it's about speaking up for her.
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In speaking up for young people, "fluffy" teen dramas have become something more: unapologetic television rebels.
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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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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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Now, fellow actress Jamie Lee Curtis is speaking up for Dushku, in an essay for the HuffPost.
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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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I will add my voice to the many others around the nation speaking up for American values.
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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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You believe they're going to be compassionate because they're speaking up for animals and you trust them.
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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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Sometimes all it takes is one person speaking up for you, acknowledging your worth as a human being.
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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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"Women empowerment is speaking up for other women even when it's something uncomfortable to speak up about," she wrote.
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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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It was Hannibal Buress who "broke" the Bill Cosby story, even though women has been speaking up for years.
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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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Maverick is, among other things, a champion for young black women and girls speaking up for themselves and others.
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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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They held an impromptu press conference, encouraging the gathered crowd of hundreds to continue speaking up for sexual assault survivors.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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" 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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" 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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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It is not an easy time to be speaking up for a journalism that follows the facts wherever they lead, even if our readers (or our president) don't want to be taken there.
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"Who's speaking up for the baby that got the flu from a hospital worker or for the patient who got MRSA from a bedrail?" he asked, referring to a potentially deadly bacterial infection.
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Taylor Swift continued to prove she's not shy about speaking up for what she believes in, as she continued to promote the pro-LGBTQ Equality Act during the 2019 MTV Video Music Awards.
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But there's a significant, important difference between speaking up for what you believe in and want to see, and a "broken" relationship, and what's actually happening is far more the former than the latter.
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Clinton has led so many charges during her political career that have supported women, including fighting relentlessly for reproductive rights and speaking up for women and girls worldwide when she was secretary of state.
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While some people might call it throwing shade, Aina insists her intention is never to bash brands; it's about holding them accountable and speaking up for the consumers who don't have her same platform.
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Kaepernick's blacklisting from the NFL is the topic in sports, one that has brought on massive protests speaking up for Kaepernick, his skill, and his activism in the Black Lives Matter movement in the NFL.
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SCREEN QUEENS From speaking up for peers to putting their career on the line to make a point, these entertainers made a difference in their industry in 2018... VIEW MORE OF THE POWER LIST HERE
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Mr. Cruz's derisive suggestion in a recent debate that Mr. Trump reeked of "New York values" blew back against him and handed Mr. Trump a chance to earn praise by speaking up for his city.
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In real life, Schafer a lot more vocal about speaking up for herself, and others, and as you dive into the drug-fueled world of Euphoria, here's what you need to know about the actress.
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Drop in on any of the fierce debates about drug prices or the need for new medicines in the US, and you'll find patient advocacy groups right in the middle, speaking up for the sick.
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That's something that's going on right now, and really we ain't got nobody from a rap side, from the rap community really speaking, pressing the line with authority, speaking up for the people out here.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: A movement and people that are speaking up for things is when they were talking about Civil Rights Movement and whatever else, those movements should be nonviolent, but they should not be non- confrontational.
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By inserting [sic] alongside every mention of the antiquated slur, Colard is both acknowledging the imperialist gaze of the photographer toward the sitters and plainly insisting on the sitters' humanity, speaking up for them centuries later.
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Why it matters: As a minority in the tech industry, women often shy away from speaking up for fear of losing out on opportunities to get a job, raise funding, or thrive in the Silicon Valley.
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Also speaking up for more to be done to bolster privacy safeguards in the legislation was Dominic Grieve, chair of the ISC, who noted that the government had responded to only nine of its 22 recommendations.
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On speaking up for those who have been silencedWhen we were starting the Black Student Union at Buena Vista, we struggled trying to find financial support and access to the same opportunities as other campus groups.
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Cook, who has at times used his position as leader of one of the world's most valuable companies to comment on current political issues, said it applies to speaking up for immigrants and the LGBTQ community.
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"Having grown up in Iowa, I know firsthand that ordinary people everywhere want animals – and the people speaking up for them – to be treated with respect," Matt Johnson, the project's lead investigator, said in a statement.
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Marginalized fans can often bear the burden of speaking up for their groups, but transformative fandom gives them an eager audience that dares to shake up established lore through gender- and race-swapping, among other storytelling approaches.
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"There is little for me to add except to say that anyone speaking up for a greater accuracy in the representation of the diversity of the world we live in has me right beside them," she said.
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The 57 countries of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), traditionally silent on human rights issues other than in Israel, had also emerged as an ally, speaking up for their Rohingya co-religionists facing persecution in Myanmar.
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But slowly the scourge of modern slavery is driving action; from new laws to voices speaking up for trafficking survivors, from law enforcers identifying labour trafficking as a major challenge to companies focusing on supply chain slavery.
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But it maintains a key role on free speech issues, speaking up for imprisoned journalists, criticizing restrictive policies around the region and offering a venue for events that might have trouble being booked elsewhere in the city.
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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," he said at the time.
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Moderate Tories, including Philip Hammond, the chancellor, and Ruth Davidson, who led the party to success in Scotland, are speaking up for an exit that keeps Britain open to trade and migration—provoking fury among some hardline Brexiteers.
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Obviously, more often than not, thin and toned bodies are held up as the ideal, and Wilde is speaking up for the majority of women who may be shamed for not fitting into those (often) unrealistic beauty standards.
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One Covington alum, now a commissioner for Kenton County where the school is located, assured the Colonels in a Facebook post that he had their backs, and criticized Mr. Phillips for drumming instead of speaking up for the boys.
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Don't shy away from difficult conversations Yes, there are few things less appetizing than politics at the dinner table, but sometimes talking through your views -- and speaking up for what you believe in -- can lead to some rewarding breakthroughs.
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On Sunday morning the 48-year-old Facebook CEO wrote a lengthy post on the platform sharing her experiences with harassment, her thoughts on men in power, and the problematic backlash that can stem from women speaking up for themselves.
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Last month, Larson told PEOPLE that she has "a sense of ownership over myself that I didn't have before," adding, "And I feel more comfortable speaking up for myself and others around me who maybe aren't as comfortable using their voice."
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WOLFSBURG, Germany — The chief executive of Volkswagen said on Thursday that he personally apologized to President Obama this week for cheating on vehicle emissions tests, speaking up for its work force as the German carmaker negotiates penalties with United States officials.
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Talking to the audience about her first-hand encounters with gender bias, Clinton advised the young leaders to "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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During the Jim Crow era, blacks such as Richard Wright, acclaimed author of "Native Son," joined the Communist Party in part because it had a reputation for speaking up for racial justice when America's two major political parties were largely silent.
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With shades of Superbad, it's a movie about friendship and being a good person, about speaking up for what you want, about revising your prejudices and assumptions about others, and about being brave enough to own up to who you are.
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I want us to all send our kids to school with the feeling of security in the name of #alyssaalhadeff and the 16 others who lost their lives and the thousands who are traumatized and speaking up for their rights.
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We need to try and all start speaking up for ourselves and standing up for ourselves and other women, so that we can try to get rid of all those stereotypes that are attached to being a strong woman who has a voice.
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Controversy reared again in 1999 when two former factory employees from the brand's El Salvador factory said they were fired after speaking up for workers' rights, describing 11-hour, six-day work weeks making a minimum wage of 60 cents an hour.
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"The company is claiming that [the suspensions are] for looking up calendars and documents, which is something we all do but we know that it is punishment for speaking up for themselves and others," Google workers organizing Friday's demonstration said in a statement.
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"The company is claiming that it is for looking up calendars and documents, which is something we all do, but we know that it is punishment for speaking up for themselves and others," workers organizing at Google said in a press release.
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" "People thinking we've gone too far speaking up for a woman's right to not get raped or sexually harassed, when some would argue we've not gone far enough, when we have an admitted sexual assailant in the highest office in the land.
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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," de Blasio said in an interview on MSNBC's "Morning Joe.
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"A lot of people have said they feel bad for me, but I'd rather have people feel happy that someone is finally standing up to the administration [and] speaking up for what's right and trying to change Lutheran High School for the better," he said.
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The #MeToo movement, which has destroyed the careers of numerous powerful men after a wave of sexual misconduct allegations, has helped women be believed rather than attacked when making such accusations, even in cases when victims avoided speaking up for years, as in Cosby's case.
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He challenged us to take the shared vision of things we all can agree on and turn it into a shared responsibility to achieve outcomes vis-à-vis speaking up for the vulnerable, voting, or taking congress back from the influence of outside money.
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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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These over-accommodations could include answering a question reassuringly from a worried child over and over, speaking up for a kid who is socially anxious, taking part in elaborate nighttime rituals, or taking a kid to unnecessary doctor's appointments because they think they're sick.
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Some former senior officials have been speaking up for the community for years, including Hayden, who wrote a book about the business of intelligence called "Playing to the Edge," in part fighting back against criticism the community endured after then-NSA contractor Edward Snowden exposed a top-secret surveillance program that collected telephone metadata.
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The one-of-a-kind event opens with a remembrance of the Choctaw of Oklahoma (among the first to donate money to Ireland during the famine, Fay said), and features banners of Frederick Douglass, who spent a year in Ireland "speaking up for the starving Irish, and pleaded with the Irish to join the movement for abolition," Fay said.
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After accusations of diva behavior from Kim Cattrall and money issues came to light, fans have been eating up anything and everything surrounding the rift between Carrie and Co. But now, Cattrall is speaking up for herself, saying that even though everyone wants the show's actors to be best friends in real life, that simply wasn't the case.
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As students are leading global climate movements, advocating for safer schools, and speaking up for their own education, the power of education as the "great equalizer" becomes tangible: not only does higher education boost lifetime earnings by an average of $1 million; it enhances our society and democracy by creating our next generation of self-advocates, leaders, and change-makers.
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" Speaking up for Obama A man said on the 2008 campaign trail that he had concerns about Barack Obama, telling McCain, "We're scared of an Obama presidency ... I'm concerned about someone that cohorts with domestic terrorists ..." McCain responded, amid boos, "I have to tell you he's a decent person, and a person that you do not have to be scared of as President of the United States.
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The panel at a brunch hosted by the streaming service called "Rebels and Rule Breakers" brought together actresses and showrunners who are invested in creating lasting change in the entertainment industry They are protesting, they are speaking up for themselves, and they are creating the work environment they want to see in the world, but this tipping point isn't tipping as far in our direction as we'd hoped.
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Already cynical by nature, I spent 30 years in a business that, if nothing else, taught me to be cynical about the world—I went from there to television, which if you had anything left you would think would smother it, but the fact is I remained committed to certain notions, that there are good guys in the world worth speaking up for, worth supporting if you can.
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" (Recorded acceptance speech for the Muslim Public Affairs Council's Voices of Courage and Conscience award for the Parts Unknown Palestine episode) "Already cynical by nature, I spent 30 years in a business that, if nothing else, taught me to be cynical about the world—I went from there to television, which if you had anything left you would think would smother it, but the fact is I remained committed to certain notions, that there are good guys in the world worth speaking up for, worth supporting if you can.
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