These are often the terms applied to men and women of conscience who will not endure cruelty, nor abide injustice.
It's one thing to know that the NSA is listening to regular Americans, but it will really get people's hackles up if they imagine that St Alicia is having to endure this injustice.
Learning from past tragedies to combat racism today KUALA LUMPUR, 21 March 2015 - Every day, people of all ages endure hatred, injustice and humiliation because of their skin colour, descent, national or ethnic origin, or other supposedly racial characteristics.
That would be unbecoming, since their credibility, and Chelsea's status as responsible corporate citizens, has been shattered by the injustice endured by Eva Carneiro.
Whether it's an ExxonMobil or U.S. Chamber of Commerce executive, a wealthy trial lawyer, or even Rahm Emanuel, nobody deserves the injustice endured by Paul Minor.
Oz is also at once a romanticiser of the Zionist dream and Israel's accomplishments since achieving statehood, and a steely eyed and harsh critic of its less savoury consequences and manifestations, acknowledging the "essential injustice" endured by the Palestinian people.
Most Chinese endure the injustices more quietly than the workers who staged the dramatic crane protests last year.
Although women of color have certainly displayed tremendous strength to endure the injustices that shape their daily lives, the surface compliment can easily metamorphose to imply black women don't feel pain, or black women don't need help. .
The effect of the ruling was to set a very high bar for libel suits while freeing the press to report without fear of punitive damages on the racial injustices endured by Southern blacks.
Fisher is backed by an array of interests that see the case as part of a broader challenge to civil rights-era laws and policies intended to reverse the historic injustices endured by racial minorities, in particular African Americans.
