Sentence examples for continued subjugation from inspiring English sources
Many Israelis will die to protect themselves, and many more Palestinians will prefer death over continued subjugation, humiliation and despair.
It does not require vast armies, or the continued subjugation of other peoples.
Despite their best intentions, the journal misses the mark and finds itself advocating for the continued subjugation of women around the world.
The United Nations has repeatedly affirmed its position with regard to the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples in General Assembly Resolution 1514 (XV), which states that the continued subjugation and domination of a people by a foreign nation violates their fundamental human rights and the United Nations Charter.
His references to the continuing socioeconomic subjugation of much of the African-American community were nonexistent.
I believe that Citizens United was a disastrous ruling that only consolidates electoral, political, and policy power into the hands of America's plutocrats; they, of course, will use this power to continue the subjugation of the poor.
Evidence from the eighth century Anglo-Saxon historian, Bede points to the Picts also being subjugated by the Northumbrians during Oswald's reign, and that this subjugation continued into the reign of his successor, Oswiu.
Du Bois continued to believe that capitalism was the primary culprit responsible for the subjugation of colored people around the world, and therefore – although he recognized the faults of the Soviet Union – he continued to uphold communism as a possible solution to racial problems.
At the first cabinet meeting Tsipras said, "We are not going to continue the politics of subjugation".
And even knowing the meaning of negus now doesn't exactly change my reality, which is one where the word nigger, more than anything else, embodies the collective pain of institutionalized subjugation that continues to this day for black folks.
But even as incarceration expanded and the discourse over its utility continued, Perkinson noted that "relatively few commentators were making the entwined histories of criminal punishment and racial subjugation a central category of analysis".
