Sentence examples for integration and equality from inspiring English sources

By the 1980's, the struggle for integration and equality was settled.

Even after such battles have been formally won, however, deep-rooted prejudices often remain intact and hinder substantive integration and equality.

He was an early and vocal advocate for racial integration and equality and also worked tirelessly in the cause of ecumenicalism and community responsibility upon the part of the churches he served.

We have to be much more urgent in providing the housing, legislative and legal guarantees and the political leadership to turn the often overstated case about our good record on integration and equality into reality.

As they take their places on the podium, as coverage beams out to millions of viewers, they have a chance to remind the world that their astonishing achievements would not have been possible without a state striving for inclusion, integration and equality.

Dear White People, Justin Simien's thrillingly sharp-witted comedy of race and identity in the US, is about a group of collegiate characters, black and white, who are living out what seems at first to be a dream of integration and equality.

And it remains to be seen whether the rally will have an impact on the harder leadership decisions that need to be made for greater social integration and economic equality in France.

More broadly, it raises issues relevant to immigration and integration, equality and citizenship, multiculturalism and even terrorism.

But campaigners point out that mobility allowance is not just about getting to the office and back, but about a broader picture of access, integration, independence, human rights and equality.

Charles Schulz -- praised be his name -- knew that children would be the best medium for expressing such prominent topics of his time like integration, gender equality, and bullying.

Ghent has committed itself to combatting discrimination in the areas of employment, housing and education, Oulu and Tampere have implemented new measures concerning equality and integration, and Riga has cited integration as being an official priority, and is working towards becoming a multicultural and tolerant city (EUROCITIES, 2015).