Sentence examples for further oppression from inspiring English sources

What is missing from accounts which merely tout gender freedom of expression, Heyes argues, is a rich "ethics of transformation" which distinguishes between progressive transformations from those who are oppressed and marginalized and hegemonic (i.e., dominant; oppressive) forms of gender that only further oppression and marginalization (2003, 1111 3).

He's making a citizen's arrest — Claudette is nothing more than a disobedient "nigger" whose further oppression will feed his scarecrow ego.

"Now this Pandora's Box is open and we are constantly negotiating between further democracy and further oppression: It's one step forward and one step backward".

Firestone had a knack for being ahead of her time, and in The Dialectic of Sex she predicted that the technologies of IVF and foetal sex selection would result in further oppression and control of women via their reproductive biology.

To his critics in the West, Robert Mugabe, president of the politically and economically troubled Zimbabwe, is a tyrant, an election rigger, a thug who uses past victimhood to justify further oppression.

A caricature of a redneck, he tries to make a citizen's arrest of a black woman, Claudette Sullivan (Joniece Abbott-Pratt), who, to him, is nothing more than a disobedient "nigger" whose further oppression will feed his scarecrow ego.

The Uday-Qusay dynasty would have ensured further extreme oppression, unless and until the regime collapsed in chaos.

It's almost as though you can choose what media you want to consume without policing anyone's sexual expression and furthering the oppression of an already marginalised and underrepresented group.

The stigmatization and criminalization of trans people persisting in the law enforcement system, furthers the oppression faced by folks like us.

But today the Arab spring is a step further away from oppression and dictatorship and a step closer to freedom and democracy.

"But today the Arab Spring is a step further away from oppression and dictatorship and a step closer to freedom and democracy.