Sentence examples for made equality from inspiring English sources

So this article will concentrate on the fierce, indeed bitchy, arguments in America about the future of feminism.The turning point in America was the defeat in 1982 of the Equal Rights Amendment, which would have made equality of the sexes a constitutional principle.

The French Republic made "equality" a founding principle, but women were allowed to vote for the first time only in 1945.

Cameron has made equality for gay men and women a key part of his modernising agenda – despite opposition from some in the traditional wing in the party.

But by the time the story is told, you have come to see the school as a microcosm of all the good intentions, misguided theories and veiled prejudice that have made equality so elusive for so long.

Drawing on his earlier work, Davis sees opposition to slavery originating in the revolutions of the late 18th century — most especially the American, French and Haitian — which made equality, not hierarchy, the norm for human relations.

New York is getting set for a Pride weekend like none other, and the justified elation with which the city has greeted the Obergefell decision has made equality the theme of the celebrations.

But weapons aren't enough to make equality last.

The current trend is making equality a distant dream.

She has written two books, Pressing Matters and Making Equality Work.

They would bring in votes at 16 and make equality before the law a constitutional right.

For them, he said, much needs to be done to make equality a reality.