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"social struggle" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to ongoing conflicts and tensions within society related to issues of social inequality, discrimination, and power dynamics. You can use "social struggle" in sentences such as: - "The social struggle for gender equality has been ongoing for decades." - "The government's policies have aggravated the social struggle between the rich and the poor." - "The novel explores the themes of race, class, and social struggle in 19th century America." - "The organization aims to address and alleviate the social struggles faced by marginalized communities." - "The students staged a peaceful protest to raise awareness about the social struggles faced by people with disabilities."
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Max Beer in his General History of Socialism and Social Struggle argued that socialism advocated a "modernized medieval order".
As with any form of social struggle, age warfare plays out metaphorically onscreen.
Hussein's The Weary Generations, an ambitious tale of social struggle in the partition era, was a bestseller in Urdu.
The social struggle that he talks about among Venezuela's classes - before he came it did not exist.
Yawar fiesta (1941; "Bloody Feast"; Eng. trans. Yawar fiesta) treats in detail the ritual of a primitive bullfight symbolizing the social struggle of the Indians and the whites.
Student leaders said that the offer made to them was significant, but that they would not abandon the wider social struggle.
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Either we succeed in introducing social standards into the WTO, or we shall see the proliferation of social struggles in countries regarded as politically and socially stable.
Sarah Browne follows marginal social struggles.
Renee, who is extremely social, struggled with that.
Literature continued to follow the political and social struggles of the Third Republic.
Gay pride had come into its own after long legal and social struggles.
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