Sentence examples for championed equality from inspiring English sources

As president, you have championed equality for gays and lesbians, including the right to have our marriages treated equally under the law by the federal government.

That makes it a perfect fit to partner with Bumble, a woman-led dating app that has long championed equality and diversity on its platform.

Mr Cook has championed equality at Apple, but in August said he was "not satisfied" with workforce diversity at the company.

He championed equality for black people - it was his goal that we judged by the content of our character and not by the color of our skin.

President Barack Obama has also appointed a record number of openly gay ambassadors, and around the world, his administration has championed equality.

The upscale liberals who revere Obama have spent their lives championing equality and opposing privilege.

THE opposition Labour Party, which champions equality in education, has long struggled with the notion of private schooling.

In a bid to give greater definition and drive to her campaign, the contender said her task is to hold together the centre of the party, and for her "the radical modern centre of the party must be one which champions equality, and fights against the barriers, discrimination and injustice which hold people back".

They came directly from Hillary Clinton, whose leadership and commitment to championing equality was crystal clear.

"I actively champion equality and diversity and have put together materials for assemblies as well as drop-down days that are all about challenging inequalities and promoting a diverse culture within the school.

"As an inclusive employer who champions equality, we simply couldn't stand by knowing our co-workers fear for their lives because of who they are," Carleen Pickard, Lush Cosmetics' ethical campaigns specialist, told HuffPost.