Now, we can vote for Obama and undo that nasty history which is more or less over, and even if there are places where black voters are disenfranchised, well, no nation's perfect, but America comes pretty darn close.
"They continue to attract new recruits from among family members, as well as from the disenfranchised, poor and unemployed people of Sulu who believe they have no other option but to join the militant group".
As well as the economically disenfranchised, India is also a diverse nation in which many groups, such as Adavasi's (indigenous tribes of India) remain socially excluded, with limited access to services or the state.
He described the groups that claim to have carried out the killings — the Real I.R.A. in the soldiers' case and the Continuity I.R.A. in the police officer's — as "small, marginalized, disenfranchised and well-infiltrated groups".
I got to see a country through the eyes of a young social entrepreneur who is working tirelessly to promote the health and economic well-being of a disenfranchised country.
Her work currently in exhibition in a West End gallery shows her embracing many mediums: video, painting, and installation, as well as many concerns, the disenfranchised, the different, the occult and movies.
In the professor's analysis the president's worldview is the product of the country's long history of extending democracy to disenfranchised groups, as well as the specific ideological upheavals that struck campuses in the 1980s and 1990s.
As the dominant United Russia party continues to decline in popularity, a new political leader who happens to be both Kremlin-friendly and open to reform may benefit both the ruling tandem and its supporters, as well as liberals who feel disenfranchised in Russia's current political climate.
And, just like those Salem trials, 21st-century witch-hunting functions as a thinly veiled patriarchal scheme to target and punish women, as well as members of other disenfranchised groups, such as the mentally ill.
Appropriation and mutilation of art is an act of rebellion, a well-established weapon of the disenfranchised.
