Sentence examples for everyday brutality from inspiring English sources

"42" shows the images of segregation's everyday brutality and its violence in a way that TJRS could not, because they had not yet caught most white northerners' eyes when TJRS was shot.

The Peruvian novelist Mario Vargas Llosa once called the PRI a "perfect dictatorship," underscoring its tight control of public life without resort to military juntas and their everyday brutalities.

These are some of the most powerless people in the world, and the everyday brutalities of the asylum system that routinely go unnoticed reinforce their complete lack of agency.

In its descriptions of the cruelty and brutality of everyday life in a Soviet-era prison camp, House of Meetings shows the influence of classic works by Dostoevsky and Solzhenitsyn.

His resistance and ultimate decision to forgive allows him freedom from (more) of the brutality of everyday white nonsense.

Confronted by this brutality in everyday life, Huey P Newton and Bobby Seale founded the Black Panther Party for Self Defense.

The stories are of brutality, corruption and everyday cruelty at the hands of his police state.

Accounts of emotional brutality were as everyday ordinary as our table condiments.

Protests are now more likely to be about things which impact us in our everyday lives, like housing, police brutality, low wages or poor working conditions, than against abstract concepts like capitalism and globalisation.

She presents lives that have been almost swallowed whole by an everyday, disturbingly low-key sort of brutality that rarely registers on the Western consciousness.Instead of detailing the conflict's political and historical minutiae, "The Seasons of Trouble" focuses on the humanity of those caught up in the horrors.

Consumer and professional markets are becoming more intertwined as the world starts to rely more on everyday citizens to capture incidents of police brutality and other high-risk events that need documentation.