Sentence examples for justice struggles from inspiring English sources

Kagan uses the same trainer as Ginsburg, and when the younger Justice struggles with fifteen-pound curls the trainer says, "C'mon!

(From Toobin's Profile: "Kagan uses the same trainer as Ginsburg, and when the younger Justice struggles with fifteen-pound curls the trainer says, 'C'mon! Justice Ginsburg can do that easily!' " There are many ways to be a mentor).

In fact, there is an astonishing number of South Asians in North America whose activism is inspired by the vast tableau of social justice struggles in their home countries and communities.

Whichever mineral flows through the veins of Aminata Touré, she has spent all of her adult life working as a human rights and women's rights activist, who has worked in Senegal and around the world on women's issues and, more generally, at the intersection of social and economic justice struggles.

A station with a rich history in reporting from the front lines of social justice struggles, KPFK has not always lived up to its potential.

Instead of featuring the members' faces, the video focuses on a series of images depicting social justice struggles and protests.

For King, Ferguson is tied to a much bigger picture, that includes his life experiences and a history of social justice, struggle, community empowerment, and civil rights.

Whilst the Federal Government's climate policy will likely change as a result, authorities are already brutalizing their own citizens on the frontlines of the US climate justice struggle.

The climate justice struggle has many fronts; Keystone XL, the WTO, land and food rights, international finance, and that fracking well that just popped up in your mother's back yard.

But the justices struggled with two other distinctions.

After many years of liberal Justices struggling to win big cases, suddenly they couldn't lose them.