The phrase "a kind of second class" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or group that is perceived as inferior or not fully valued compared to others.
Example: "In some societies, certain groups are treated as a kind of second class, facing discrimination and limited opportunities."
Alternatives: "a sort of underclass" or "a type of subordinate group".
But no, we shouldn't be accepting a kind of second class citizenship, [and saying], 'You can treat us badly as long you don't yell at us.'" "They're accepted on [the GOP's] terms," he continued.
As I wrote a few days after the election, Mike Pence ― who led the transition team ― as a long-time social conservative political crusader, is hellbent on giving religious exemptions to anyone opposed to LGBTQ equality and making gay marriage into a kind of second class marriage.
"Make-do," he believes, conveys a kind of second-class citizenship.
"It's creating, in a way, a kind of second-class citizenship.
Gradually, I became the drudge and, what's more, accepted my role as a kind of second-class citizen.
Philip Ruddock, the immigration minister, has taken a backward step by introducing a kind of second-class citizenship for some refugees.
Professor Gonzales likened it to "a kind of second-class citizenship" and a "legal limbo where status can change overnight with a change of administration, or with expiration of deferment or work permit".
"It troubles me that there is a kind of second-class citizenship status," she said, adding that the current budget policy had made the city an inconsistent partner for some nonprofit companies outside the Cultural Institutions Group.
Bel canto doesn't come altogether naturally to the Met; the music director's alleged disinclination for this florid and sometimes frothy style so beloved of opera buffs has relegated it, de facto, to a kind of second-class status.
Many couples maintained their autonomy, regulating their third to a kind of second-class station.
But by passing bills like FADA ― already introduced in the Republican-controlled Senate and House ― and others yet to come, gay marriage can be made into a kind of second-class marriage.
