Sentence examples for first class citizenship from inspiring English sources

"First Class Citizenship: The Civil Rights Letters of Jackie Robinson," edited by Michael G. Long (Times Books, $26), offers a personal perspective on the ballplayer's political evolution.

We are willing to go to jail, be ridiculed, spat upon, and even suffer physical violence to obtain First Class Citizenship.

In 1956, Martin Luther King was given the Alpha Award of Honor for "Christian leadership in the cause of first class citizenship for all mankind" at the 50th-anniversary convention of Alpha Phi Alpha (Papers 3 339).

And the firestorm over businesses not having first class citizenship would be significantly neutralized while we wait if we could push brand stories into our G+ streams to seed the live cast model.

We are just as confident that he is saying there is much more to be done to deliver on that promise of first class citizenship for all.

He was also a tireless civil rights leader in his own right, furious with racial injustice and positively committed to securing first class citizenship for all.

I was told that not to read the Times was to condemn oneself to second class citizenship.

It forced lesbian and gay people into second class citizenship.

But that figure does not necessarily doom women to second class citizenship.

It's just the ignoring part, the second class citizenship of it all.

It really relegates same-sex couples, especially, to second class citizenship in the most hurtful way possible.