Sentence examples for rooted inequality from inspiring English sources

By using the term gender, sexual (and gender-based) violence loses its intimate link with historically rooted inequality, and women's subordination is thus reproduced by the international humanitarian community.

He said the government's "failure to tackle deep rooted inequality in our society" was also to blame.

The achievement of girls' right to education can address some of societies' deeply rooted inequalities that disadvantage and expose girls to vulnerability.

But as research on abortion stigma grows, I fear that the concept is in danger of becoming so large and all-encompassing that it may mask deeply rooted inequalities.

While higher education's vigorous defense of affirmative action on one level represents a sincere desire for greater racial equality, it has another less virtuous side to it, as racial preferences avoid the hard work of addressing deeply rooted inequalities and instead provide what Stephen Carter has called "racial justice on the cheap".

In addition, a rights-based approach to education can address some of societies' deeply rooted inequalities.

Then it becomes rooted in inequality".

Terrorism that is rooted in inequality, Piketty continues, is best combated economically.

This, he said, is rooted in inequality and a lack of social awareness.

He said the city's gang violence is rooted in inequality and poverty.

For decades, Colombia has been trapped in an environment of violence rooted in inequality, poverty, and weak local institutions that the armed conflict has only made worse.