Sentence examples for integrated struggle from inspiring English sources
Shared, integrated struggle is the do something strategy.
The internalized prejudices that support racism and structural inequality inhibit the integrated struggle necessary to create a more humane just society.
They include my feminism and black feminism, which are two different devotions: the former is a racially and culturally integrated struggle with white feminists, and the latter is that continuous struggle to define one's blackness through feminism and one's feminism through blackness, which are necessary.
Second, we might disrupt the passage from our critique of economism to identity politics by integrating the struggle to transform a status order premised on masculinist cultural values with the struggle for economic justice.
Interviewees felt that services needed to be shifted towards more integrated modes of working, and that a shared outcome measure could form part of this shift, but that without systemic support, integrated working would struggle.
Age-integrating the struggles ahead means coming to grips with our own internalized ageism, the voices that whisper "too old" or "too young," that make us complicit in our own marginalization.
"One could argue that so far Deutsche Bank has struggled to integrate Postbank, so could struggle with Commerzbank in the event of such a merger eventually taking place," Barclays analysts said.
This separation of the two areas emphasizes the idea that teachers were novices at integrating them and struggled with making sure their students had time to process the information and complete their assigned tasks.
The ADF initially struggled to integrate women, with integration being driven by changing Australian social values and Government legislation rather than a change in attitudes within the male-dominated military.
If opportunities for teachers to learn about integrated STEM remain scarce, teachers will continue to struggle to integrate engineering and science content without appropriate support (Roehrig et al., 2012).
