The success of this improbable partnership — the working-class former union leader, Mr. Tsvangirai, who never went to college, and the university-educated liberation hero, Mr. Mugabe — is still very much in doubt.
In another undertaking, civic leaders are trying to revive the rural mission schools that educated many of South Africa's liberation heroes but were largely destroyed by apartheid-era laws that required the institutions to submit to a racist system's dictates or surrender control to the state.
(Later Letters, p. 1343-44) In fact, of course, women might not see themselves as in need of liberation: they are educated to so bind themselves that they serve the interests of men and not their own.
At the time of her conception, Barbara Gordon's character was intended to reflect the women's liberation movement as an educated, career-oriented young woman, as well as a capable crime-fighter.
The goal, as a former minister of information and publicity told the state-owned daily newspaper the Herald, was for "a new form of Press statement" that "whipped people into common liberation thinking and kept them informed, educated and united".
Ghica was prompted to complete the process of liberation by the fate of Dincă, an educated Roma cook who had murdered his French wife and then killed himself after being made aware that he was not going to be set free by his Cantacuzino masters.
The nature of discontent exhibited by Arab youth today is similar to that which drove the liberation movements of the Soviet bloc a generation ago: educated men and women whose basic needs were met but whose potential for political expression, cultural creativity and economic development were totally constrained by a top-heavy, militarized and closed political system.
The presumption that assigns "practical" Hinduism to peasants, labourers, or tribal peoples while assuming that the high-born, wealthy, and educated would be concerned with spiritual enlightenment and Hinduism's ultimate aim of liberation (moksha)—is false.
Born in the village of Kutama, south-west of the capital, he was educated by Jesuits and went on to become a teacher before joining the liberation struggle, spending 11 years in prison and becoming Zimbabwe's first leader in 1980.
For anyone who has ever wondered how educated, politically engaged, middle-aged men really feel about recent developments in women's liberation, political blogs can offer important clues.
Those U.S. educated elites who returned to Korea before the 'liberation' engaged in educational jobs like teachers, professors, missionaries or social workers.
