Sentence examples for subordinated position from inspiring English sources

Hence, instead of defining 'resistance as the process and act of challenging one's subordinated position in a given social system', as Haslam and Reicher (2012, 155) have done, resistance here is taken as a reactionary social and psychological opposition to challenges to existing gender relations and hegemonic forms of masculinity.

A resurrection of the traditional Christian west would promise to relegate minorities and women to subordinate positions.

Women are in a subordinate position.

She has no patience for "difference feminists," who she thinks simply rationalize women's subordinate position.

Aged 22, Pitt informed his parliamentary colleagues: "I never would accept a subordinate position".

They did this, however, while maintaining a consciousness of their subordinate position.

"Many of them don't realize they are being kept in a subordinate position, so they don't protest.

"We don't see the beneficiaries of these institutions as somebody in a subordinate position," Dr. Frenk said.

As Paul pointed out, relations between men were always mediated through women, despite the latter's apparently subordinate position.

(The idea, presumably, was to illustrate the subordinate position of Zimmerman, but it was less than clear).

Sexist comments are part of the process that seals and cements women's subordinate position to men in the workplace.