Sentence examples for persistent inequality from inspiring English sources

Clinton is trying to connect the broader issue of employment and earnings inequities to the persistent inequality Americans with disabilities still face despite decades of policies meant to end it.

The decline in black and Hispanic admissions is a reflection of persistent inequality in secondary education.

And then there's that persistent inequality gap, growing with every passing year.

The Persistent Inequality of Neighborhoods, by Richard Florida, The Atlantic CITYLAB, December 6 , 2016

Overall we find deep and persistent inequality among both neighborhoods and individuals.

One explanation for this erosion in ANC support is the mounting frustration with unemployment and persistent inequality.

This is particularly important in Brazil, a country characterized by huge and persistent inequalities.

We need to explore all the persistent inequalities of condition which allow privilege to sustain itself.

While constituting pro-gay hetero-masculinities, straight gay friendships create landscapes of both new equalities and persistent inequalities.

Like Sarkozy, he seeks to promote an easily digestible view of cultural diversity that obscures the persistent inequalities that – it is undeniable – have their roots in race.

This book offers an accessible and moving account of a rare program that, despite serious challenges, provides a practical remedy for the persistent inequalities in American education.