Sentence examples for oppressed community from inspiring English sources
Salvador Becera, an expert in anthropology at the Center for Andalusian Studies in Seville, said Mr. Sánchez had brought social equity to an uneducated, economically oppressed community.
"The Composition," a notable picture book from several seasons back by Antonio Skarmeta, supplied in vivid paintings and understated prose the mood of fear that can grip an oppressed community.
Still, it seems sadly ironic that people within a traditionally oppressed community would hold these sentiments.
Each of these clients has recounted to us in vivid detail their own personal trials and tribulations, depicting a hideous and tragic panorama of collective suffering that has savagely afflicted a grievously oppressed community within the armed forces.
As an oppressed community, the people of the Kurdistan Region insist on tolerance and peaceful coexistence in our region and throughout Iraq.
Ramon Colon, in his book about a Puerto Rican leader, "Carlos Tapia: A Puerto Rican Hero in New York" (Vantage, 1976), wrote: "He is a physician who treated the poor and never asked for money from the oppressed community.
"Oppressed communities need to come together!" Melissa and Ashley had decided on a sisterly division of labor: if Melissa was arrested, Ashley would break the news to Verónica.
These aren't oppressed communities we're talking about, or a popular liberation front, or even Jedi leading a rebel alliance, they're pirates!
"In movements throughout history, the core of leadership came from a nucleus of directly impacted or oppressed communities while also engaging a much broader range of justice-seeking supporters".
African-American magazines such as Jet and Essence used it in encouraging self-help articles, and scholarly books with titles such as Black Empowerment: Social Work in Oppressed Communities were published.
The Abbey responded with a statement saying to not lower the flag would be a "noticeably aggressive comment" and would "not have done anything to support the desperately oppressed Christian communities of the Middle East".
