Sentence examples for collective oppression from inspiring English sources

Reuniting with Brick Lane director Sarah Gavron, Morgan intertwines socioeconomic detail with domestic melodrama as Maud leads us from the fringes of the fight to the firing line, her composite character providing a thumbnail sketch of collective oppression into which Mulligan breathes admirable individuality.

A systematic set of policy over the course of developing time has solidified individual effort into a pattern of collective oppression.

Her politics promise a welcome radicalism, a feminism to fight for: she integrates analysis on class and capitalism, reframes and recalibrates good questions to reveal ever more fundamental sexisms, and calls on women to get angry and organised about their collective, systemic oppression.

Han Language: Korean Meaning: A collective feeling of oppression and isolation.

In the process of consciousness-raising, actually life-sharing, we began to recognize the commonality of our experiences and, from the sharing and growing consciousness, to build a politics that will change our lives and inevitably end our oppression" (Combahee River Collective 1982, 14 15).

This film's Jane refuses to lay claim to a share in the collective victimhood to which male oppression ought to have entitled her.

This year will be remembered as one that challenged us all to use our collective power to beat back oppression, as we have in decades past.

But war is collective violence, a tool of oppression or self-defense or false proxy for pursuing the imagined will of someone's god.

After all, there are too many moments of human oppression in our collective past, too many individuals (too many Valys!) whose stories do not end, but rather disappear, diminishing us all.

As with all other proposals currently being considered in this area, relief of oppression would require collective judgement about what proposed distributions of benefits between research participants and investigators should be considered fair.

"We've tried to pick interesting individual stories and collective stories that show both the oppression and the opportunity that existed at sea for black men and women".