Sentence examples for minority oppression from inspiring English sources

The satirical bite is lessened, however, because the theme of minority oppression is what already characterised the sequel.

The same issues of police brutality, racial profiling and minority oppression that Public Enemy and NWA rapped about in the 80s aren't only happening in America.

That Alabama's attorney general would not welcome a federal inquiry, but bristle instead, with an implicit appeal to state's rights — with all the defiant history of intolerance and minority oppression those words suggest — says volumes.

Taking a far gentler tack in essaying minority oppression is Swiss docudrama The Circle (Matchbox, 15), which blends talking heads and dramatised romance to uneven but touching effect in its survey of Zurich's underground gay scene in the mid-20th century.

On Sunday before the Seattle Reign's game in Chicago, Rapinoe knelt during the national anthem "in a little nod" to NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick — the San Francisco quarterback whose refusal to stand for the anthem to protest racial injustice and minority oppression came to public notice when he remained seated on the bench before a pre-season game against Green Bay.

This morning on the stage of TC Sessions: Justice, Matt Mitchell of CryptoHarlem discussed his views on the link between surveillance and minority oppression and the importance of taking a preventative approach to security and privacy.

And I think it's a constant source of confusion in some countries about what is the difference between China's Communist government by those standards that we judge Cuba in terms of a free press, free elections, oppression of minorities, oppression recently in China of a spiritual movement with no political intention.

Rights groups say that hundreds of Rohingya, a Muslim minority fleeing oppression in Myanmar, were detained by the Thai military last month and forced back to sea with little food or water in boats without engines.

Rights groups have said that hundreds of Rohingya, a Muslim minority fleeing oppression in Myanmar, had been detained by the Thai military and towed back out to sea and left to die.

While many minorities suffer oppression, from disenfranchisement to outright discrimination to persecution, few minorities additionally experience such extreme degrees of intimidated relational repression during formative years as the LGBT community.

It is, in other words, a sassy exhortation to acknowledge identity politics and intersectionality (the school of thought which says, for example, that different minorities experience oppression differently).