Sentence examples for a disenfranchised state from inspiring English sources

Only then will underrepresented groups achieve parity and cease to exist in a disenfranchised state.

This very second, many of the disenfranchised states that are ignored because they are either solidly "red" or "blue" are making plans to attract their political opposites, so that they may be host to a thrilling, down-to-the wire, chad-counting media spectacle come Election Night 2012.

Without apologising for him, the play shows how a man can be a respected success in a disenfranchised underclass while battling with a state system that seems no less violent in its means.

You essentially have a disenfranchised part of your country stretching into the future.

Kirill: Generally speaking, you have a gay teen being seen as a "disenfranchised deviant" in the eyes of society and the state.

Libertarians in Britain are a disenfranchised class.

"There's a disenfranchised consumer right now," he said.

In newspaper terms, this is a disenfranchised area.

"He's playing to a disenfranchised group in the US.

"It was simply the scream of a disenfranchised and persecuted man".

Is it ethical to play the part of a disenfranchised person in public space?