Take a Stand!

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Across
  1. 4. A public or symbolic expression of disapproval or objection.
  2. 8. The desired outcome of many social movements, representing transformation.
  3. 9. A fundamental value, representing the right to live without oppression.
  4. 10. A high-achieving athlete whose influence can highlight important issues.
  5. 14. The mental strength required to speak out for what one believes in.
  6. 16. The opposite of fairness, something many activists aim to confront.
  7. 17. Fair treatment and lawfulness, often a goal for those fighting for social change.
  8. 18. Unity and mutual support among individuals for a common cause.
  9. 19. Bringing people together in harmony for shared goals.
  10. 20. The quality of being worthy of respect, often central in social advocacy.
Down
  1. 1. Legal or moral entitlements, such as civil and human ones, that activists fight to protect.
  2. 2. The state of being informed, often a key objective of social campaigns.
  3. 3. A symbolic act of lowering oneself onto one knee, famously done by some athletes during the national anthem.
  4. 5. A formal talk often used to convey messages and inspire action.
  5. 6. Last name of an NFL player known for taking a knee during the national anthem to protest racial injustice.
  6. 7. Discrimination or prejudice against people based on their race, often challenged by activists.
  7. 11. Efforts or actions taken to support a cause or bring about social change.
  8. 12. Compassion and respect for all people, frequently at the heart of social causes.
  9. 13. Aid or endorsement provided by fans, communities, or fellow athletes.
  10. 15. The state of being treated the same, a core value in social justice movements.