Sentence examples for disenfranchised speaking from inspiring English sources

Self-possessed and fierce when she needs to be, Jane is the voice of the disenfranchised, speaking out while maintaining her dignity and ultimately triumphing.

The disenfranchised have spoken and change is happening.

"It's Teapot Dome," said Jim Hightower, the former Texas agriculture commissioner who has built a career on speaking for the disenfranchised.

In an interview for the Big Issue with X-Men star Alan Cumming, a longtime supporter of the SNP who joined Sturgeon on the independence referendum campaign trail in 2014, she said: "There are a lot [of people] in England – a lot who contact me – who feel completely disenfranchised, that there is nobody speaking up for them".

You have an opportunity here to start working for those disenfranchised by this nasty confrontation, ethically speaking, between body odor and bad breath.

"Now, some will call you divisive for speaking out for a disenfranchised people.

When he is not speaking up for the poor and the disenfranchised, Wallis belongs to a fantasy league.

"I know we have some disenfranchised independents and Democrats here," Ms. Norton said Friday, speaking over applause that filled the crowded room.

Kirill: Generally speaking, you have a gay teen being seen as a "disenfranchised deviant" in the eyes of society and the state.

The struggle's soundtrack was reggae: outsider, anti-establishment music that spoke to disenfranchised youth, whether black, brown or white.

Without a voice or vote, it becomes even harder for already disenfranchised young people to speak up and access their rights.