Sentence examples for systemically denying from inspiring English sources
We live in global society that is systemically denying human dignity at a rampant scale -- for at least 1.4 billion people around the world, including upwards of 43 million people in the United States -- in the guise of unemployment, underemployment, homelessness, hunger, malnutrition, and other dimensions of human vulnerability and insecurity.
When we feel so fundamentally disenfranchised, it's comforting to concoct a fictional universe that systemically denies you the right cards.
However, as the executive director of Feministing.com, I want to underscore that complaints about lost venues and critical Tumblr posts cannot be adequately understood without hearing from a category of people at the center of the conflict, whose identity is systemically denied.
Nearly a decade ago, the social worker filed a human rights case that claimed First Nations kids are systemically denied access to the health, education, and child welfare services that are widely available to non-First Nations kids.
It is compounded by law enforcement officers and government agents who systemically deny victims access to assistance and justice, and ignore their own institutional responsibility to restore and protect these women's security.
When schools were formally segregated, and blacks were forced to attend dilapidated, under-funded, barely functioning schools, the situation must have felt hopeless to the thousands of black students and their families who were being systemically denied access to quality education.
Up to 1m urban voters (out of an electorate of around 6m) had "systemically" been denied the chance to register, it concluded.The urban voters who had managed to register faced other barriers on election day.
Denying this possibility, is denying the biological background assumption itself.
She denied any cough and was otherwise systemically well.
So how is a post-racial narrative articulated at the same time that masses of black people are being systemically and disproportionately locked into prisons, crammed into ghettos and denied the opportunity to equally pursue a higher education?
