Sentence examples for patterns of injustice from inspiring English sources
But the fragmentary forms and skittering attention of her poems suggest that 21st-century activist poetry may face some novel challenges, since it is obliged not only to bear witness to obvious evils but also to elucidate more subtle, tangled and disguised patterns of injustice.
"In effect, this is shifting the burden onto the developing countries and is holding them down from developing; quite frankly this is reinforcing historical patterns of injustice and domination".
Submerged beneath it are deep-seated patterns of injustice, privilege, prejudice and fear.
Though the shootings may never be formally classified as hate crimes, they take place within a broader climate of hate violence and patterns of injustice experienced through racial profiling, surveillance, detention and deportation targeting Muslims and others similarly stereotyped as foreign and suspect.
They rose up to protest an apparently fresh instance of a very specific pattern of injustice.
There's been a broad pattern of injustice to individuals (mostly Muslims) in the name of protecting security for the rest of us.
Artemy Troitsky, a prominent journalist and music critic, said that Mr. Shein's case was important because it represented a wider pattern of injustice.
Even with the disputed facts and the men's protestations of innocence, the story of "Los Porkys" fit neatly into the pattern of injustice and gender-based violence in Mexico.
The international report into the students' disappearance in 2014 revealed a gaping hole in the government's investigation, which led officials to say they would re-start their inquiry – but most Mexican citizens have little hope that the pattern of injustice will end soon.
Civil rights activist Rev Jesse Jackson has spoken out against what he says is "a pattern of injustice" in the United States.
In contrast, 70percentt of minority Protestants ― including black, Latinx, Asian Pacific Islanders, and mixed-race Protestants ― agreed that these deaths are part of a broader problem and a pattern of injustice towards African Americans.
