Sentence examples for context of injustice from inspiring English sources

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In the guidelines drawn up last year by the German Museums Association recommending how to care for human remains, a reference to scalps from "the indigenous people of America" who "fashioned trophies from the heads of their killed enemies" is listed under exceptions to human remains acquired in a context of injustice.

They tried to make sense of Castile's death in relation to a larger context of injustice.

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It's also important to place this history of police violence in the broader context of social injustice.

The reason is, frankly, that many Americans have not examined the whole context of racial injustice in this country.

Weaving the story of Obergefell and his late husband, as well as the decades-long plight of civil rights attorney Al Gerhardstein, into the larger context of the injustice faced by LGBTQ people, Love Wins is sure to become a classic entry in our cultural memory.

Furthermore, we use qualitative research to understand local and individual factors that may modify a person's experience with the land application of sewage sludge and to place these experiences into a broader context of environmental injustice.

Land application of sewage sludge is part of a larger context of environmental injustice that characterizes relationships between urban areas that create wastes and nearby rural areas that receive the wastes.

Given the moral sense of what is normal, the slave owner's proposition amounts to a threat, thus validating our sense that the slave is coerced into doing A. Especially in contexts of entrenched injustice, the "moral" and "predictive" baselines may diverge, forcing us to choose between them.

Mona described urgent needs for education and change in the black community in the context of adversity, racial injustice, and the need to believe in oneself: "I live in a community where so many black men hate themselves and consider themselves [so] insignificant that it is easy to kill, [and] racial profiling is evident and prevalent.

But in that context, the recent outcries of injustice -- the hint, even, of racism from Jordan's minions after his firing in Washington -- were downright comical, and cruel, given the charitable and social record of the Wizards' owner, Abe Pollin.

Drawing on the above discussion of labor market segregation, some feminists argue that the gendered division of labor in the family, even if freely chosen, operates in the context of a background system of injustice.

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