Sentence examples for Structural injustice from inspiring English sources

Structural injustice and the distribution of forward-looking responsibility / Christian Neuhäuser.

The structural injustice of the agrarian state, however, had made it impossible to implement these ideals fully.

La violencia was a symptom of a more troubling disease, he argued, rooted in El Salvador's longstanding poverty and structural injustice.

Laying claim to socially and legally guaranteed entitlements permits us to characterise poverty as a structural injustice and not, as one American activist puts it, some kind of morbid lifestyle choice.

In the Middle East, hip-hop is not seen as Arabic tradition versus black tradition; it's seen as one global tradition, unified through the common cause of fighting against structural injustice.

These rifts reinforced a sense of structural injustice that fed into the Occupy movement and then, later, a fascination with the work of Thomas Piketty, who Obama himself termed an inspiration.

Such practices have a dehumanizing effect on individuals and perpetuate structural injustices.

Awulethu!" ("Power! To us!") These student protests are far, far bigger than the last major demonstration against the immense structural injustices that linger in South Africa.

That sense of connection matters to me inordinately, because without it, my efforts to document serious structural injustices tend not to do a whit of good.

So this crime stemmed from, first, hotheaded irrationalism, but also from the many structural injustices in how employees are treated in the theater.

The colonialist approach to development has got to come to an end and we have to focus on the structural injustices in the global economic system which make people poor".