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Protests over Russian anti-gay law focus on Sochi

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On Wednesday night, at a rock-star-studded Amnesty International concert in Brooklyn, Madonna introduced the two young Russian women whose faces have become synonymous with the anti-Putin movement. Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Maria Alyokhina, members of the punk rock collective Pussy Riot , spent 21 months in prison because of their political activity. The pair took the stage at the Barclay Center just two days before the opening ceremonies of the Winter Olympics in Sochi. The date was no coincidence. And beyond that, Tolokonnikova and Alyokhina have promised to fight for a peaceful overthrow of the Russian government and have even hinted at running for political office themselves. This can be an active boycott where you stage protests, demonstrations and so on and so forth — whether in Russia or here, whatever form you want to give them. You can even do a Pussy Riot performance because anybody can be a member of Pussy Riot. Or you can hold a passive boycott, which means not going to Sochi, not writing about Sochi. Should Americans who believe in human rights, gay rights, feminism and freedom of speech see it as their moral responsibility to switch off the Olympics? And what about the Olympic sponsors? The individual consumer arguably also has a responsibility to choose with their dollars or their television remote whether to endorse a regime that violates basic human rights. The women are convinced that worldwide outrage both from famous supporters and thousands of individuals helped provide the momentum that got them released from prison before their two-year sentences were up. And Amnesty International repeated many times at the Amnesty press conference and concert that their , signatures helped get the three imprisoned band members out of jail. But it also played to his advantage domestically, making him look sympathetic just as the world tuned in for the Olympics. Would American Pussy Riot supporters protesting Sochi more loudly compel the Russian government to change their sentencing laws or to be more tolerant of their gay citizens? Putin has proven to be singularly unmoved by international disapproval. Sure, if Sochi viewership were to hit record lows across the world, it would be a stain on his record, but a viewing boycott would probably have little long-term effect within Russia where the public is probably not seeing a lot about American ratings in the national press. Amnesty International emphasized that the real concern will be what happens when the cameras leave. Once the athletes in Sochi pack up their gear, we can likely expect violence against protesters to continue. According to Pussy Riot, with the games right around the corner, there seems little that we can do to protest besides flipping off our TVs. But even choosing not to watch the games is a tough decision. The competitors did not pick the location for the Olympics, but they have trained their entire lives for this competition. Many will only get one shot to win a medal, so it might be our patriotic duty to support the athletes representing our country, regardless of the location of the Olympics. One solution for journalists, and for viewers, may be to keep an eye on Pussy Riot in the future. The band can do what most cannot or choose not to do, which is to protest from within Russia. There is no question about it. It is our country, and we want to make it a free country. Thanks to the eloquence 0f Tolokonnikova and Alyokhina and — frankly — their physical attractiveness, they have become international symbols of human rights. By removing the masks they normally wore during their protest concerts, and showing their faces in court in Russia and here in the U. So whether or not we tune into the games, we should keep watching Pussy Riot. Send to Kindle.

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