Sentence examples for social militancy from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brown's concern for religious reverence and social militancy were apparent in "Redemption," his new ensemble work for his troupe of eight dancers.

For Rhythm Nation 1814, released in 1989, they created an enhanced set of galvanised steel sonics as backup to her vague but furiously felt social militancy, gripped by Public Enemy fever.

I fully support the discussion of history, grievances, and the recognition of poverty and marginalization as important social causes for militancy.

They may adopt the installational, public modes that rode high in the nineteen-nineties, but they do so without the social and critical militancies that marked that decade — and that boiled over in the notorious Biennial of 1993, during which viewers were offered buttons that read, "I can't imagine ever wanting to be white".

Mingora may seem normal now, but the social ills that fueled militancy are unchanged.

They were "ostracized by the Mubarak regime," which viewed them "as a potential fifth column" for all manner of social ills, from Islamic militancy to what some called their collaboration with Israel during its 15 years of occupation, Mr. Pelham wrote.

Aslan describes modern Islamic militancy as a "social movement", helpfully capturing the nature of a phenomenon which depends more on individuals' personal situations than on ideologies.

Bertolt Brecht and punk rock suggest some affinity for social justice — or even anti-capitalist militancy.

America is mistaken, he said, if it thinks a military response to terrorism suffices without attacking social and economic ills that fuel militancy.

While Kuecheyan does not provide an exhaustive genealogy of the relation between critical thought and social movements and today's leftist militancy, it is clear that a dialectical relation exists between critical theory and a centralized strengthened leftist base.

Seymour uses this chronology to put forward a standard communist critique of social democracy – it neutralizes working-class militancy to better manage capitalism – and it's an analysis worth rehearsing.