Sentence examples for path to equality from inspiring English sources

"With the discriminatory legacy of 'don't ask, don't tell' behind us, it is my hope that our nation can move even further down the path to equality by allowing those in the transgender community to openly and equally serve the country they so love," Baldwin said in a statement.

And I can't conceive of a Pol-Potian path to equality...The Economist: That's a relief.

Older gays saw the path to equality as going through the power structure.

125 years later – we are much further along the path to equality.

The era did bring us permission to touch the weights at the gym, but we soon realized we needed a better path to equality.

The era, with the magazine as its emblem, has for too long been painted as a necessary but rather joyless, wholemeal staging post on the mountain path to equality.

The referendum was sabotaged by conservative religious leaders who preached that women's equality was a backdoor path to marriage equality and LGBTI rights.

You might have heard that September 5th is the 20th anniversary of a very significant step in the path to gender equality: the Fourth World Conference on Women: Action for Equality, Development and Peace that took place in Beijing, China in 1995.

"The power of having one document, one piece of legislation, that simply and clearly lays out the best path to legal equality cannot be overstated," said Roddy Flynn, executive director of the US congressional LGBT equality caucus.

Australian Marriage Equality's national spokeswoman, Shirleene Robinson, told Guardian Australia the plebiscite was "not the quickest path to marriage equality" because the Marriage Act would still need to be amended by parliament.

That's not a path to greater equality.