Sentence examples for collective struggles from inspiring English sources

The fiction is that self-obsession is funny because collective struggles are a thing of the past.

All through the 20th century, the Arab world echoed with clarion calls based on collective struggles and identities — as Arabs, as Muslims, as tribes.

People whose remarkable accomplishments both ease the consciences of white viewers and mask the collective struggles and communal experiences that sustained the heroes in their work.

But just like scientific and social inquiry, religion can serve a meaningful and positive role in individual and collective struggles, from the banal to the seemingly unbearable.

What sustains me, are the individual stories that one realises are naturally woven together in the collective struggles that make change possible.

We all owe so much to the collective struggles and activists that preceded us, that laid the foundations for our individual achievement, to everyone lucky enough to be remembered and so many who have been forgotten," he wrote.

Not to say that my struggle is like the collective struggle of black America.

This is after all a collective struggle and not just a personal struggle.

Class consciousness is a historical phenomenon, born out of collective struggle.

It's a collective struggle that you don't like to see.

To build a fairer, more just and accountable European Union requires the left to see it as a collective struggle.