Sentence examples for class exploitation from inspiring English sources

With Brecht, it's all the big themes: war, peace, wealth, poverty, justice, class, exploitation.

The current language of "income inequality" is a low-carb version of the Old Left's "class exploitation".

They began to realize that North America was not the 'Land of Freedom.' There existed class exploitation and racial oppression.

Occupy activists are thinking deeply about how we might incorporate opposition to racism, class exploitation, homophobia, xenophobia, ableism, violence done to the environment and transphobia into the resistance of the 99%.

For Collier-Thomas, it's an article of faith that religious conviction has been indispensable to the battles against racism, class exploitation and sexism: "Motivated by their deep religious convictions... black women worked long and hard... to improve the economic, social and political status of females, blacks and other minorities".

But the outrage over these lines obscured the meaning of the poem: it's a conspiracist's view of history, placing September 11th, and its victims, in the context of a lineage of inhumanities that includes colonialism, the Armenian genocide, Irish subjugation, apartheid, the Holocaust, class exploitation, and enough other cruelties to fill a syllabus on human-rights abuses.

A leader who naturally grasps working-class aspiration, as much as working-class exploitation, would help.

It wasn't communism that illuminated their thinking, but the version of socialism most loudly described by Sanders, whose message about working-class exploitation resonated.

It is the English judiciary that is deciding that the betrayal of human relationships through infidelity and consumption of the sex industries – middle and upper-class exploitation of working class personal dignity – is not in "the public interest".

By the time they married in 1938, George was secretary to the Cambridge group of Communist party members whose well-intentioned, but to him academic, idealism was a world away from the harsh realities of working-class exploitation and the human distress he knew at home.

The Establishment as a whole became the villain with the Ripper acting as a manifestation of upper-class exploitation.