Its developer, the Royal National Institute for Deaf people, say SiSi (as the kids will no doubt call it) will help the deaf a disenfranchised group—in situations where a human interpreter isn't available.
On the one hand, there was De Blasio, intent on pushing progressive programs to help the poor, the disenfranchised and the shrinking middle class while carrying out civic duties such as officiating at Groundhog Day events.
All he'd wanted, Mr. Monserrate told the judge, was to be elected so he could help the poor and the disenfranchised.
The resulting legislation — including the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the State Children's Health Insurance Program of 1997 — would help the poor and the disenfranchised and those with disabilities, and win him recognition as one of the foremost legislators in American history.
Her mission at the grass-roots interfaith group Bisco is to help the disparate and largely disenfranchised groups in this region — African-Americans, Cajuns, American Indians — develop a political voice.
Although no "disabilities" of any kind were evident to a visitor, Ms. Headley-Moore described them as serving an important role in strengthening her commitment to help the downtrodden, the misunderstood and the disenfranchised.
Mr. Mollner wanted to hold on to the socially responsible aspects of the company -- ideals like helping the world's disenfranchised by making them suppliers or partners -- that he feared might disappear if Ben & Jerry's was consumed by a large corporate suitor.
Tollin/Robbins films, including "Radio," starring Ed Harris and Cuba Gooding Jr., which Mr. Tollin is now directing in South Carolina, tend toward redemptive tales of men helping youths or the disenfranchised recognize their worth, often through sports.
The Department of Justice, in collaboration with communities across the country, the US Office of Civil Rights and the US Department of Education, can help disenfranchised communities obtain liberation from state sanctioned discrimination, especially in education.
