Sentence examples for maintaining inequality from inspiring English sources

The paternalism of laws that require ultrasounds — "though she may avert her eyes" — reveals that the battle for abortion rights is as much about maintaining inequality as it is about "saving babies".

Feminists have pointed out, in particular, that gender-specific norms on emotional experience and expression have been a standard means of maintaining inequality among the sexes in many cultures (de Beauvoir 1952).

Many sociologists are concerned with the question of whether school expansion can reduce educational inequality, to which the maximally maintained inequality (MMI) and effective maintained inequality (EMI) hypotheses provide two approaches.

Lucas (2001) modifies MMI by combining it with the life course perspective (LCP) and proposes an effectively maintained inequality (EMI).

From the education supply perspective, Raftery and Hout (1993) propose "maximally maintained inequality" and expound on the connection between education expansion and education stratification in Ireland during the industrialization process.

So bullying is a tool to maintain inequality.

The vocabularies are revolutionary, and necessarily so, from 'They Schools' indicting an education system that maintains inequality, to 'Be Healthy,' teaching memorable lessons about healthy living in true poetic tradition of handing down wisdom.

It's the same logical fallacy that maintains inequality of power, access, and justice, promoted by the same kind of person the fallacy requires: An ignorant, well-to-do blowhard, untouched by the reality of the inequity, all too ready to trumpet it to his receptive audience.

It would operate to maintain inequalities, but no more than those that could be rationally justified.

It doesn't much matter which we pathologize, blackness or poverty; both work to dehumanize and maintain inequalities.

This threatens to maintain inequalities in coronary heart disease mortalities and stifle further declines in mortality.