Sentence examples for issues of injustice from inspiring English sources

Today's dramatists are failing to confront issues of injustice, writing instead "for attention spans of 10 minutes between adverts", leading political playwright Athol Fugard has said.

We need to speak about issues of injustice and suffering within a context that is amply situated in history, culture, and socio-economic reality.

Edwards, the Dalton teacher, said that her students were well informed about issues of injustice overseas — "They know where Matt Damon is on a daily basis" — but were reluctant to look at inequities in their own country.

"Many people are saying that there are so many issues of injustice taking place around the world," Imam Mohamed Magid, leader of the All Dulles Area Muslim Society, a mosque in Virginia, says in the video.

Edwards, the Dalton teacher, said that her students were well informed about issues of injustice overseas—"They know where Matt Damon is on a daily basis"—but were reluctant to look at inequities in their own country.

In Monday's Guardian, political playwright Athol Fugard voiced a concern that dramatists are "failing to confront issues of injustice, writing instead for attention spans of 10 minutes between adverts".

She says that it's primarily an issue of injustice.

So as I anticipated watching last night's episode of ABC's Black-ish, I was very interested in how they would approach the issue of injustice on, of all things, a sitcom.

We need to keep talking about tax avoidance, keep emphasising what a black-and-white issue of injustice it is, and keep reminding our MPs that it is their responsibility to take action.

Other letters raised the issue of injustice.

Whether the issue of injustice in the way punishment is meted out stays at the forefront of the campaign remains to be seen.