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give voice to

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See: express, observe, phrase, remark


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That search might well describe the poems contained in Tell the World, the second collection of adolescent poetry presented by WritersCorps, or serve as a metaphor for WritersCorps itself as this national alliance of writers attempts to give voice to the teens of San Francisco, Washington, DC and the Bronx.
She never shirked from any civil rights battle, and never failed to stand up and give voice to those who often felt voiceless.
It's a daily challenge to give voice to all the members of the church--young-mature; rural-urban; Ontario-rest of Canada; established-forming.
 
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