Sentence examples for structures of inequality from inspiring English sources

Environments of intimidation and abuse sustain their damaging cultures because they were founded in structures of inequality.

We need to question the structures of inequality that are rooted in biased assumptions about modernity and development.

And this of course is symbolic of the wider rainbow nation project: include black people but don't touch the underlying structures of inequality that rely on racism.

Compounding and intensifying these issues of race and gender, they include concerns about the deep structures of inequality in our society inequalities of wealth, privilege, and opportunity (including educational opportunity), and the attitudes of superiority those inequalities breed.

It suggests there is not a "squeezed bottom" and is another refusal by the lukewarm left to confront structures of inequality, in a way that would respect the traditions of generations of progressive thinkers.

The women of Somalia recently named one of the five worst places to be female face multi-layered issues: The culture devalues women, with rigid structures of inequality including near universal female genital mutilation, domestic violence, and economic dependence.

But this just keeps the existing structure of inequality in place.

Yet, hierarchy can also refer to an informal structure of inequality in power, such as class structure in society and hegemony in world politics.

But now his son has publicly questioned the trend of big-ticket giving by the rich when the "existing structure of inequality" is left unchallenged.

In a 2013 paper by Matthew Luttig, of the University of Minnesota, backed up this finding, noting, "the absolute level and the changing structure of inequality have largely been a force promoting conservatism, not increasing support for redistribution as theoretically expected".

A second objection is not to tiering itself but to the structure of inequality that results.