Sentence examples for cultural equality from inspiring English sources

It has sought political and cultural equality with, or separation from, the less numerous but long-dominant French-speaking Walloons.

What women need and deserve, and sadly don't have, is complete cultural equality — and this is the fault of men.

His government's answer to the Kurds' decades-long struggle for cultural equality was an offer to lift a ban, rarely enforced, on the letters q, x and w, which appear in the Kurdish alphabet but not in Turkish.

Now his extensive recordings – part of what he wanted to call a "global jukebox" – will be available for streaming at Cultural Equality this month.

Another example is Norway, in which egalitarian society with strong socio-democratic traditions, economic and cultural equality have been highly promoted in its political agenda (Carlson 2009).

Jesus preaches and practices astonishing counter cultural equality.

We need an economics whose principles are ecologically sustainable wealth creation, cultural inventiveness, equality and human flourishing.

Different practices and artefacts were linked to an emphasis on equality, cultural pluralism, and endorsing the majority culture.

It's funnier and more honest to address directly the ambient awkwardness prompted by the sudden cultural focus on equality than to pretend that the narrative has already been resolved.

How can we, as a society with a deep-seated cultural commitment to equality of opportunity, level the playing field, so that all children can move up through their own merit and hard work?

It also certifies hotels, restaurants and other tourism businesses that meet its environmental, social and economic criteria including the use of clean technologies, waste management and recycling, carbon offsets, biodiversity conservation, cultural preservation, gender equality, and green marketing.