Sentence examples for struggle of classes from inspiring English sources

He did claim, however, to have proved that each phase in the development of production was associated with a corresponding class structure and that the struggle of classes led necessarily to the dictatorship of the proletariat, ushering in the advent of a classless society.

On the miners' side, the night-riding Molly Maguires, a secret society whose members had fled the Irish famine in the late 1840's, rallied miners and exacted violent retribution against many abusive mine bosses in a struggle of class warfare that was forged into American labor legend.

Even at his most serious, Coward always acknowledges the heartbreaking struggles of class, and always laughs about them.

There is already discussion of the relationship between popular protest against inequalities of wealth and other political movements: What does Occupy owe to feminist and civil rights organizing and consciousness-raising tactics, and why should worsening economic disparities be understood as feminist and anti-racist struggles as well as struggles of class?

He said they have approached him and his fellow students with "respect, and to share ideas related to the struggle of the classes".

Ms. Buono, looking at the camera, goes on to talk about the struggle of middle-class families.

Although the two men are very different, neither even self-identifies with the powerful politics of political blackness which originated in the united struggle of working-class African-Caribbean and Asian communities against racism and imperialism in the 70s.

A major theme of his later works is the struggle of the working class against capitalism.

Can they separate out the propaganda in those?" "Daffy Duck," she smiled, "represents struggle of American Negro against class oppression".

She questions patriarchal privilege and examines issues of exile, assimilation, identity, and the struggle of the lower class in an introspective manner.

Yesterday, I read a letter he had written from prison: "In these moments, we are brought together by the struggle of the working class," he wrote.