Sentence examples for narrative supremacy from inspiring English sources

That narrative supremacy comes with certain responsibilities, now more so than ever.

The art and poetry created during that war reflects this struggle for narrative supremacy.

As a result, activists worked to expose the link between the explicit racial hierarchies espoused by Nazis and the more submerged narrative of white supremacy — a narrative ingrained in Confederate monuments — that exalted Southern "heritage" while avoiding a direct discussion of slavery.

This is an attempt to erase history and promote a narrative where white supremacy and oppression are minimized.

More than a century after Douglass published his autobiography, Amisho "Sho Baraka" Lewis sought to change the narrative of "white supremacy and black nihilism" by releasing The Narrative.

And I'm not sure if "BlacKkKlansman" helped reverse this narrative of ascendant white supremacy or buried a key source of it.

Drawing inspiration from Sumerian myth,Palestinian refugee literature; American 1950s urban legends of the Gas Station; Al Bassam's poetic and disturbing new play portrays a modern dystopia where defunct ideologies, desperate migrants, zealous warlords and opportunistic traffickers vie for supremacy, legitimising narratives and the unattainable body of a woman.

"We live in a world that's run by white supremacy and the narrative and language of the oppressor's taken over," he said.

In part, because the actions of white men have obscured a fuller narrative of American conservatism and white supremacy.

I started to feel that the protest is feeding to a false narrative of solidarity that perpetuates white supremacy.

There's alway been a vague good 'dark side/light side of the Force' narrative in the ongoing battle for ride-sharing supremacy between Uber and Lyft, but Lyft's definitely trying to play up the disparity with its recent strategy decisions.