Word: protested
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That Jiang followed through on his intention to include Harvard on his short list of American stops--despite warnings by his handlers that he would face a protest the likes of which he has never encountered--suggests a willingness to further engage in an open dialogue with the West. At Harvard, seen by many abroad as a bastion of American liberalism, Jiang will be forced to confront calls for democratic reform more than anywhere else on his U.S. tour. At Harvard, more than anywhere else, Jiang will be forced to see that in America, the right to free expression...
...Protest against Jiang might even be a good thing," says Drexel Professor of Physics Feng Da Hsuan. "Protests mean that Americans care enough about Jiang to demonstrate against...
...Protest in support of Chinese refugees who have been persecuted for their sexual identity in the Science Center, sponsored by the BGTLSA...
...Several protest leaders sat down defiantly at one point and refused to budge, only to realize it was a losing battle without widespread support from their own ranks or the Chinese supporters, who kept moving back without opposition...
...have a right and a duty as Americans to protest. Our very existence is owed to protesting against the British," Brad Kenny said. Kenny, a first-year physics major, decided to join the demonstration when he walked out of his classroom and saw a poster advertising the protest...