Sentence examples for struggle for emancipation from inspiring English sources
The country also had to face the material ruin that resulted from the bloody struggle for emancipation.
The upheavals were at first a natural and spontaneous protest against oppression, but they developed into an organized struggle for emancipation and for power.
The content is programmed in four educational "modules" that recount, in concentric rings, mankind's struggle for emancipation from mental and physical enslavement.
Our sorrow and loss are as deep as our commitment to live and work as he tirelessly did for humanity's struggle for emancipation.
The revolution symbolized the Haitian quest for liberty and solidarity, but the repressive despotism of colonialism and the violence of the struggle for emancipation left the country with a troubled legacy.
Ira Berlin, a historian who sifted through millions of documents to revive the voices of ordinary African Americans from the struggle for emancipation, and who helped demonstrate that slavery was a complex, ever-evolving institution at the core of American history, died June 5 at a hospital in Washington.
He was consciously allied to the insurgent struggles for emancipation, saying later: "The civil rights movement and the folk music movement were pretty close for a while and allied together at that time".
He photographed the elderly leaders of Carnival groups and gained privileged access to the male-only secret society Abakuá_,_ which has its roots in nineteenth-century struggles for emancipation.
Other faith leaders around the world have followed a similar path in their struggles for emancipation.
South Africa is similar since the right to strike is enshrined in the bill of rights and constitution, perhaps as a consequence of the historical struggles for emancipation from apartheid oppression [ 44].
Dr. Smith "sacrificed his well-being and forsook his privileged white status," the statement said, "to join hands and lead the struggle for the emancipation of black people".
