However, women everywhere still encounter injustices and strictures that impede their economic empowerment.
He was known to stretch beyond traditional journalistic methods to intervene directly when he encountered injustice; a Cumberland River bridge was named for him after he prevented (1954) a man's suicide there while covering the story for The Tennessean.
We will honor this sacred tradition by reimagining Holocaust education along with responding in action when encountering injustice.
Then on 3 May, despite legal warnings by the police before his rally, Raj issued a diktat to his supporters to take action whenever they encountered "injustice".
As a mixed-race woman growing up in the segregated South, she encountered injustice and learned from her family how to combat it.
In 1936, he wrote "Rickshaw Boy," about a young rickshaw puller whose encounters with injustice turn him into a "degenerate, selfish, hapless product of a sick society".
That was in To Kill a Mockingbird, Harper Lee's beloved 1960 novel of Depression-era children encountering racial injustice.
And, let's build bridges with one another by understanding how our own points of entry into racial consciousness, race-based privilege, and encounters with injustice have strands that connect and interweave with one another.
The rest of the film is a flashback that follows the robber, a poor pizza deliveryman, as he encounters inequities and injustice.
We have children, they are networking all over the world, they speak languages, write books... -The biggest injustice we encounter is the denial of genocide to us who were the victims, in 1992 or 1995 both.
