Sentence examples for continued injustices from inspiring English sources

We have been waiting for our 50-year-old Civil Rights Era triumphs to trickle down (or up) such that the majority acknowledges and battles the continued injustices against us.

Soon after the city acquired Emancipation Park in 1918, it became the only municipal park open to black Houstonians, so that what had been a symbol of freedom became a landmark of continued injustice.

We see continued injustice and violence enacted on people of color and more publicly against Black men and women.

Especially since the book promises to stab at the social consciences of all those who have so far failed (like me) to even try to do anything about the continuing injustices and suffering in that blighted place.

We do have to find a solution before more victims of this continuing injustice pass away.

The MPs highlighted once again the gap between personal social care, which is means tested, and health care, which is free, as a cause of continuing injustice.

Following its display in Brixton, the show will be taken to Mumbai next year, which Moore said would hopefully draw attention to the continuing injustice.

This is a continuing injustice to these two women who, as the law stood in 1963, and by any reasonable judgment now, were never prostitutes.

In Eisenstein's opinion, America's continuing injustice to blacks indicated that Kussi would ultimately be no safer in his adopted home than he would have been if he had stayed in Nazi Prague.

The world food problem highlights the contradictions inherent in the massive and continuing injustice in the control of the world's resources which, we have lately begun to realize, are not unlimited.

Its backers said the fact that the 600,000 or so residents of the district do not have a voting representative in the House was a continuing injustice similar to civil rights violations of the past.