Sentence examples for 2nd class citizen from inspiring English sources

"Every woman in our culture is a 2nd class citizen period," one white woman replied.

"No matter how famous/rich u r, ur still a 2nd class citizen if ur Black in Cape Town," Lindiwe Suttle, a singer and performance artist, wrote in a Twitter challenge to Helen Zille, the white leader of the party that governs this city.

When Bland requested all Caucasians participating to "understand their privilege, and acknowledge the struggle that women of color face," a flurry of white women went on the defense, with one saying, "Every woman in our culture is a 2nd class citizen period".

Darkness descended swiftly on "Amanda & the Black Void of Space," an evening-length work by Luis Lara Malvacías/3rd Class Citizen that involved, at various times, flashlights, masks, puffy jackets, rubber boots and the sound of stomping feet.

Still, qualitative research may be considered a "second class citizen" by users unfamiliar with its philosophy and methods [ 25, 26].

You are a second class citizen".

You're a second class citizen".

Nor need we dwell on the fact that both have been governed and stamped by the British or that both have populations of 5 or 6 million, including 2 or 3 million second-class citizens and non-citizens, some of them migrants, some of them openly despised.

He noted that in his day the adult, male citizen population of the city was about 25,000 (those between the age of fifteen and seventy who could bear arms); 1,500 of these were noble and upper class citizens.

Moreover, local governments often consider Indigenous Peoples as second class citizens, outsiders, and inferiors[ 4].

And over 100,000 of the people who hadn't left were relegated to second class citizens of the new state.