Synonyms for activism
ˈæk təˌvɪz əmac·tivism

Princeton's WordNet

1. activismnoun

   a policy of taking direct and militant action to achieve a political or social goal

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1. List of paraphrases for "activism":

   militancy, actionism, activist

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1. Nia Heard-Garris:

   Online activism is a coping response for some adolescents, especially right now while we're physically distant, reposting, retweeting, expressing how they're feeling, chatting with friends has been helpful, sort of an active kind of coping response.

2. Jon Feal:

   The grass-roots activism is over. But now they got to take this bill to, which is in infant stages and watch it mature because this bill is going to help a lot of people, these VSOs [Veteran Service Organizations] are going to have to look over this bill to make sure it’s being run right, and men and women are being taken care at the VA. And that's when the real work starts. That's when you roll up your sleeves.

3. Barack Obama:

   The kind of violence, looting, destruction that we saw from a handful of individuals in Baltimore, there's no excuse for that, that's not a statement, that's not politics, that's not activism, it's just criminal behavior.

4. Ellen Fitzpatrick:

   The message is one of very brisk activism on the part of The President to address the crisis at hand, which of course is what Franklin Roosevelt did as well, i think the level of activism on Biden's part is very, very notable. President Joe Biden ambition is great. President Joe Biden success may be more doubtful. But I think this shift in tone is itself important.

5. Ashland Johnson:

   ( Their activism) very player generated. And it has been from the beginning. That's how they get to be so creative with the work that they've been doing.