Sentence examples for class grievance from inspiring English sources

Murdoch nursed a simmering class grievance, which Thomson came by naturally.

He has turned the tables of class grievance on the Democratic party, the traditional organisation of the American left.

Especially strong is his critique of liberal multiculturalism, whereby without the currency of class grievance we balkanise politics through identity and, sure enough, the BNP or English Defence League flourish.

Whether it's Geert Wilders in the Netherlands, the Vlaams Belang in Belgium or Viktor Orbán in Hungary, each applies the same mixture of patriotic fervour, class grievance, racial animus and economic insecurity to their own national conditions.

The party at Westminster came to see "cloth-cap politics" - the politics of class grievance - as a vote loser.

In Lebanon in the 1970's, a weak democratic Government could do nothing as social and class grievances, combined with old tribal-religious feuds, led to civil war.

Although some of the movement organizers were not working class, they emphasized working class grievances in their discourse and organized in working class neighborhoods.

The Taliban tightened their hold on Swat by exploiting class grievances, and Jamal, who is about 17, angrily protested that the wealthy class and politicians, who are often the same, do not care for the poor or their schools.

Doing favours for the rich while encouraging fruitless, culture-based class grievances among working people was a contradiction difficult to sustain, a delicate balancing act that could only be pulled off as long as the economy stayed reasonably good and the price tag of inequality remained bearable.

"Not only does (Trump) speak to the white working class' grievances," Hochschild wrote.

King hoped his latest March on Washington would sustain the momentum of the maturing civil rights movement by broadening its goals to include class grievances.