Sentence examples for ideology of equality from inspiring English sources
Yet in Mr. Fredrickson's judgment both countries had a huge similarity: both required an ideology of equality of white males to justify "dehumanization of blacks".
Why are worker cooperatives, with their ideology of equality, unable to achieve a higher level of gender equality?
To gain the support of the masses, non-Brahmin politicians began propagating an ideology of equality among non-Brahmin jati groups.
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Dunham is valuable economically and spreading the buzzword version of feminism that fits on shirts and coffee mugs (while, clearly, not really taking it that seriously; racism isn't compatible with any ideology of equality).
The contradiction between slavery and the ideology of human equality, accompanying a philosophy of human freedom and dignity, seemed to demand the dehumanization of those enslaved.
The socialist ideology of gender equality has faded, and the state patronage of women has been weakening as the power of work units has declined.
Typically, the higher the parents' education level, the more likely they will accept the ideology of gender equality and the gender gap in educational investment will be smaller; the lower the parents' educational level, the more likely they will accept the patriarchal concept, which will reduce women's opportunity in higher education.
Gay marriage was always certain to cause a furious row since it challenges sincere religious beliefs, deeply-rooted social conservatism and a mistrust of the metropolitan elite who are blamed for imposing an ideology of legally enforced equality on the country.
But for too long, politicians put their own ideology in the way of equality under the law.
This is why right-wing populism morphs easily into culture wars in which nostalgia for ways things never were contends with the cultural by-products of secular and progressive ideologies organized around conceptions of equality.
