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activist

noun as in abolitionist

noun as in militant

noun as in propagandist

noun as in protestor

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Mr. Orr, a professor of political science at Brown University, provides a rewarding portrait of Diggs’s career as a civil-rights activist and legislator in his exhaustively researched biography, “House of Diggs.”

Tensions deepened after the government shelved EU-membership talks with Brussels, triggering months of street protests that have dwindled recently amid a clampdown on opposition politicians, critical journalists and activists.

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It was a blow to climate activists after the Strasbourg court last year issued a historic first ruling condemning a state for its lack of action on climate change in another case involving Switzerland.

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That she singled out one group of activists, many Jewish, at the very moment Arab toddlers were being blown apart by U.S.-funded bombs raised doubts about her touted values.

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It was one of the most dramatic protests in Los Angeles by activists who opposed Israel’s war in Gaza: a shutdown of the southbound lanes of the 110 Freeway as it passes through downtown.

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