Sentence examples for abolition and from inspiring English sources

She also campaigned vigorously and effectively for Abolition and later for aid to former slaves.

But slimming is not abolition, and Equitable Life is not bust.

After Reconstruction, the nation was re-founded on the twin pillars of abolition and white supremacy.

Miranda's lyrics are dizzying: he rhymes Socrates with mediocrities, before linking manumission, abolition and ammunition.

We've just focused on abolition and put slavery to one side.

He had come to politics through abolition, and identified himself closely with the righteousness of the cause.

The documentary shows the essential role of religion, for instance, in the liberal movements for abolition and civil rights.

His annual message to Congress, released on Dec. 1, 1862, devoted a long passage to gradual, compensated abolition and colonization.

This is more achievable than outright abolition, and yet goes a long way toward one person one vote.

Prominent in the gay rights movement, the area has also been significant in the campaigns for workers' rights, abolition and even co-ed drinking.

It's why I was intrigued most by two parties: conservative Republicans who voted for abolition and role-playing prosecutors like Anita Alvarez, the Cook County state's attorney.