Sentence examples for corporate oppression from inspiring English sources

Once the Democratic Party was the undeniable defender of the little guy, the worker, in the face of corporate oppression.

Early in his career Alinsky surely was the radical community organiser who saw a need for communities to unite with organised labour to fight corporate oppression in Chicago.

Her come-on — "Are you going to liberate us girls from male, white corporate oppression?" — ends in disappointment: "I just want to know that we can still be friends".

This retro-future, where rusting automobiles are pulled by horses, colonnaded halls are heated by bonfires and ragged mobs march by torchlight, may have been a vision of hell to a progressive like Wells, but for the romantic neo-tribalists of the present generation of movie heroes, it looks like a land of opportunity, free from corporate oppression and technological tyranny.

The world is being bullied by corporate oppression.

I mean, are you gonna liberate us girls from male white corporate oppression?" 7.

Every case, every image and every document erased, removed or censored by the Censorship Monster should be multiplied and magnified online within a blink of an eye -- the prized images of the corporate fascist oppression that became ever so meaningful and empowering for OUR COMMUNITY.

Everything from crime, war and natural disasters; to population genetics, environmental hazards, marketing and other corporate practices; to political oppression, income inequality and individual behavior has been claimed under the rubric of public health.

He understands oppression and corporate power.

"Sound from the Bench" — which gives Hearne's new album, on Cantaloupe, its title — and the other works collected here deal with several manifestations of modern oppression: economic, sexual, corporate (the travesty of the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision), and military (a lethal incident of confusion in the Iraq War, laid out in a text gleaned from a WikiLeaks release).

Rage Against the Machine has been noted for its "fiercely polemical music, which brewed sloganeering leftist rants against corporate America, cultural imperialism, and government oppression into a Molotov cocktail of punk, hip-hop, and thrash".