Sentence examples for global privilege from inspiring English sources

One must, today, take on the legacies of empire; one must also take on the legacies of global privilege.

That is the grim face of 21st-century global privilege up against the consequences of its actions in the rest of the world.

Yet decolonisation has to be a complex business when global privilege has so many platforms, including nations that comprised the erstwhile empire.

The defenders of global privilege have been discredited, not by protests in a ramshackle African capital, but in their own gilded heartlands, by the "beneficiaries" of institutionalised inequalities.

When I spoke to the students involved in Rhodes Must Fall at Oxford last June, I suggested that their project presented an opportunity to go beyond Rhodes to address the inequalities of global privilege and the networks that sustain it – networks in which institutions such as Oxford play an essential role.

It is rooted in a global privileging of wealth and power, while scapegoating and scorning those who have little.

For the political and commercial elite, British warmaking under the wing of Washington is about state prestige, corporate profits and the protection of a system of global economic privilege.

Do the political parties get treated as spammers when they use email as a sort of global franking privilege.

Most global institutions privilege Western and corporate interests over those of vulnerable and marginalized people, and few have been successful in challenging the structural inequalities that give rise to gendered harms, such as deprivation, discrimination, and violence.

FastReader allows exporting of the schema definitions such as tables, constraints, sequences, triggers, etc. to be created on destination database Create global object privileges and object synonyms as they were on the original instance.

This is what the liberal writer Matt Taibbi invokes when, in Rolling Stone magazine, he deplores the rich for living "in a stateless global archipelago of privilege — a collection of private schools, tax havens and gated residential communities with little or no connection to the outside world".