Sentence examples similar to disenfranchised among from inspiring English sources

In all, 3.9m adults, or 2% of the population, are disenfranchised at present; but among black men the figure is 1.3m, or 13%.

- Christian Slater was among those Floridians disenfranchised in the 2012 election.

He was convinced that the magazine could find an audience among a generation that felt disenfranchised by the mainstream media's obsession with youth.

He appeals to the most dangerously weak among us, those who feel somehow disenfranchised by our nation's movement in the direction of progress, inclusion and growth.

Both locations serve predominantly African American voters, feeding worries among some voters that specific groups were being disenfranchised amid signs of record turnout for a midterm election.

There are serious charges that voters in Ohio were systematically disenfranchised by violations of state and federal voting laws through, among other things, manipulation of the vote tabulator by a representative of the company that created the software.

So the circuits are disenfranchised from the broadcasters who, in turn, are disenfranchised from the teams.

Baldwin was disenfranchised from the start.

As for the "Birkenstock liberals" and "tongue-studded next generation" you cite among his supporters, Dr. Dean appeals to a vast number of people, many of them young, who have felt disenfranchised by the cynical process that elections have become.

James Baldwin was disenfranchised from the start.

Disenfranchised by the Northern Ireland political system.