Sentence examples for struggles for liberation from inspiring English sources

It has been used to criminalise struggles for liberation.

Along with the United States, much of central Africa remembers its struggles for liberation in July.

Early in February, Mugabe's information minister, Jonathan Moyo, had declared, "We should not demean the African struggles for liberation by using the fiction of democracy".

The Sunday Times rated it "her most compelling depiction yet of women's struggles for liberation" and in the Observer, Philip Hensher found it "a truthful and lovely book".

The period preceding the appearance of Jesus was filled with uprisings in which new messianic personalities appeared and claimed for themselves and their struggles for liberation the miraculous powers of the Kingdom of God.

Here Marcuse shows how terms, ideas, or concepts that have their origin in struggles for liberation can be co-opted and used to legitimate oppression.

Literary critic Carolyn Turgeon says that while Lionel was able to work with black activists in the ANC, Rosa discovers that with the rise of the Black Consciousness Movement, many young blacks tend to view white liberals as irrelevant in their struggle for liberation.

"A Fork in the Road" is one (white) Afrikaner's view of black South Africans' struggle for liberation.

Chairman Mao challenged feudalera racial stereotypes and applauded the American civil-rights movement as a struggle for liberation.

The subsequent occupation and struggle for liberation still takes a prominent place in the region's history.

Foley was also the leading Brussels advocate of those struggling for liberation in southern Africa, especially against apartheid.