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Metaphor for bottom-up activism
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grassroots
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adj. fundamental; "the grassroots factor in making the decision" of or involving the common people as constituting a fundamental politico-economic group; "a grassroots movement for nuclear disarmament"
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Word definitions in Wikipedia
A grassroots movement (often referenced in the context of a political movement ) as defined by Webster's Dictionary , is one which uses the people in a given district as the basis for a political or economic movement. Grassroots movements and organizations ...
Usage examples of grassroots.
Seeded with small donations from the Olin, Bradley, and Scaife foundations, the Center quickly acquired a large network of grassroots contributors.
About paying off the grassroots activists that they thought had won them the election?
He also had the benefit of a statewide PR, lobbying, and grassroots campaign organized by Ralph Reed, the formidable former executive director of the Christian Coalition.
And it exposed the yawning chasm that divided grassroots America from media elites.
Left, using lawsuits, grassroots organizing, humor, ridicule, and journalistic surgical strikes.
Bearing down on her was one of the guardian bulls, better than a ton of angry beef-on-the-hoof aiming to trample Betty into the grassroots, unless the horns got her first.
It is widely believed that the KGB, using its puppets in Bulgarian intelligence, tried to kill Pope John Paul II in 1983 because of his support for grassroots opposition movements in his native Poland.
But before the Forest Service became bent on digits there was a grassroots system of reference.
What had started out as a fly-by-night, grassroots campaign was suddenly not so funny and could no longer be dismissed.
Avoiding the high levels, former Nazis slipped into the grassroots organization of the ruling party at ward and constituency level.
He had come to think of the binder as his clay, molded into the shape of a new Wallaby, a grassroots company deemed a serious player by the most important counsel of all, based in this very city: Wall Street.
It was no longer a secret that my wife had defected to the East in an elaborate and successful scheme that had encouraged widespread grassroots opposition to the communist rulers.
Presidential election had truly represented grassroots revulsion against a decade of isolationism, or whether Lundigan-Westrum had simply been a ticket with unexpectedly strong theatre.
The Oikumens are a grassroots movement trying to achieve what all the top-level contact has failed to do.
Greg is one of a small number of Young Onset patients involved in grassroots P.