Sentence examples for civil inequality from inspiring English sources

"The harm of pornography, broadly speaking, is the harm of the civil inequality of the sexes made invisible as harm" (MacKinnon 1987: 178).

Insurgent movements stem from lack of opportunity among their foot soldiers, vast civil inequality, boredom and outright political and ethnic oppression by the state.

I'm glad she is developing a friendship with Dawn, Don's new secretary (and the name similarity is not lost on the characters either) because it's interesting to see the civil inequalities of the period addressed through the eyes of Peggy.

In 1991, when I was called to testify — I was actually subpoenaed — I set myself a goal to truthfully talk about the experience I had with Clarence Thomas because I thought, and I still think, that it reflected on his ability to be an impartial judge in any case involving the law, but certainly any case involving civil rights, inequality issues.

China's success was bought at a high price in inequality, civil rights and environmental destruction.

But here he was, in the eyes of the world, talking unapologetically about inequality, civil rights, and social justice.

There will be no voice to express the anguish felt by many that despite its numerous progressive social reforms the party of equality and freedom allowed our society to remain disfigured by inequality, civil liberties came under regular assault, and its harshness was symbolised by the children in Yarl's Wood.

Assembled by the sociologist Eric Klinenberg as well as the editors of the online magazine Public Books, Caitlin Zaloom and Sharon Marcus, it offers essays from many of the nation's leading scholars, experts on topics including race, religion, gender, civil liberties, protest, inequality, immigration, climate change, national security, and the role of the media.

Not only would they meet some of history's most influential figures, they would use their 21st century hindsight to explain how slavery and racism had burdened the nation with civil war, profound inequality, and unrest.

Despite its critics, Black Lives Matter's aim to disrupt the status quo and to raise awareness about police brutality, civil rights, systemic inequality and social justice in the United States is in the process of being accomplished.

"The gangs are the product of the unresolved causes of the civil war: huge inequalities in wealth, democracy and land ownership.