Sentence examples for stance for equality from inspiring English sources
Yet he could not understand why the party would not give him the freedom to write as he pleased, or how its stance for equality could suddenly embrace a Jim Crow Army after Nazi Germany invaded the Soviet Union.
In an open letter to Mr. Brown, the party admonished Mr. Brown's record on gay marriage and highlighted Mr. Christie's recent veto of a bill that would legalize gay marriage in New Jersey, asking Mr. Brown to "call on Mr. Christie to take a firm stance for equality in his own state".
As the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington called for Americans to continue the fight for the unfinished business of Dr. King's dream, a starting point is questioning America's continued quick stance to move on military intervention and its stalled stance for intervention on economic equality for all Americans.
But he now believes his stance "has been unhelpful in the fight for equality".
Now, the cynical among you may point out that this intervention is a bit late (the comments were made two weeks ago), were published on the front page of the Daily Mail, a paper with its own interesting view of women, and comes from a government not known for its firm stance on equality issues, but none of these entirely obscures the central point.
Trump's nominee pick will be especially revealing about his stance on equality, said Shannon Minter, legal director for the National Center for Lesbian Rights.
WASHINGTON -- As support for equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals grows in the GOP, the official stance of the Republican Party remains rooted in opposition to those rights.
The club has since banned five fans and, with Saturday's game having already been designated as Chelsea's annual Game for Equality before the midweek incident, it gave the Stamford Bridge side a chance to show further its stance against discrimination.
In response to HRC's announcement, Bellows called out Collins for her stance on marriage equality.
