Sentence examples for state injustice from inspiring English sources

My hope is that Hillsborough might provide a moment of amnesty on state injustice.

Yet the inherently political nature of the crime — particularly when it is framed as a violent protest against state injustice — makes its handling problematic.

So this is the truth commission mafia, they say, sucking up foundation money and likely to stifle other ways of handling state injustice.

For many victims of state injustice, in fact, simply ensuring that the injustice is recorded for posterity often seems to be more important than vengeance, compensation or reconciliation.

Age 54 Job Chair in the history department at University of Exeter Before that Senior lecturer in political science at University of Haifa and president of Israeli Association for Multicultural Education Likes 19th-century English novels, cinema, classical music, Liverpool FC Dislikes systemised state injustice.

Like a pebble setting off ever-growing, concentric ripples on a pond, Thoreau's simple ideas on learning from nature and resisting state injustice would beget pacifists such as Mohandas Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr, and other progressive movements including prison reform, suffrage, abolitionism and environmentalism.

Referring to the American domestic situation, Dr. King stated, "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.

Martin Luther King stated "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere".

"The only solution for this crisis is to purge the government, the heart of the state, of injustice and corruption".

"Yes, it was a dictatorship, a state of injustice, no freedom, but there were 17 million different lives," said Ms. Kummer, who forged a successful career as a reporter for The Thuringer Allgemeine daily newspaper.

In a recent interview with the Hollywood Reporter, the legendary entertainer and long-time political activist Harry Belafonte spoke frankly and courageously about the current state of injustice and inequality in the world.