Word: protested
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Third, I would like to appeal to the many good people in this community who have been supportive of gays and lesbians here at Harvard. We need your support now. We need you to speak out against intolerance and homophobia. We need you to join us in protest. We need you to open your minds and hearts to the real needs of people whose suffering is often invisible, but whose oppression is very real indeed. I began working for civil rights in the fifties and sixties in Louisiana, a struggle that made a real difference in the lives...
...embarrassing and inappropriate but I didn't have the strength to protest," says the first-year. "That kind of thing really embarrasses you. You don't want to go back...
...still stands an outside chance of overtaking the U.S. in total production sometime in the next decade. Though the Liberal Democratic Party is torn by scandal and dissension, no other party or coalition is anywhere near strong enough yet to snatch away all its power. What passes for social protest in Japan might look like placidity elsewhere. A Japanese gripe session is likely to end on the word shoganai (roughly: nothing can be done about it). Though rap music has come to Japan, the most assertive lyrics decry too much monosodium glutamate in Chinese food...
...University-wide rally has been planned for next Wednesday to protest the invitation. Members said they are also discussing what, if anything, to do during Powell's speech at Commencement. "Now a group centered at the Law School is discussing [actions] for Commencement--everything from shouting Powell down to all of us wearing pink triangles," said Meikrantz
President Neil L. Rudenstine and the University have rightfully denounced the military policy. But Harvard is already on morally unstable ground, having failed to sever its ties with the Reserve Officers Training Corps three years after the Faculty Council recommended that it do so to protest the military's discriminatory policy...