Sentence examples for their disenfranchised from inspiring English sources

The emphasis has dramatically shifted away from rehabilitating ex-slaves and their disenfranchised offspring.

Their duties and their potential for blessing require them to be linked to all of those around them, including their disenfranchised comrades and those found in dire or straitened circumstances.

It also seems no accident that the two countries in the West that were spearheading the neoliberal "Reagan-Thatcher Revoluthen" in the 1980s the US and the UK are now the first ones experiencing pushback from their disenfranchised grassroots working classes, thus giving rise to so-called "outsiders" like Donald Trump and the far right.

But if we spend our time debating the clauses of the Racial Discrimination Act we lose many of these same people and we gift One Nation or some other rightwing agitators their populist, disenfranchised movement.

People in each state are standing their ground, fighting for the disenfranchised; protecting their voices and their rights.

The pair invented a style of desert rebel rock to express their homesickness, their brooding, rebellious anger, their feelings and anxieties about the sufferings of their own stateless disenfranchised people.

Social workers and human services professionals who have lost their jobs or face unemployment because of the county's fiscal crisis are learning an unwelcome lesson in empathy with their impoverished and disenfranchised clients.

They have grown corrupted by it, their leaders relieved of the need to show accountability as long as they can buy off well-connected foreigners and pay for the security and protection they need from their own angry, disenfranchised citizens.

If proportional representation is not speeding to the top of the political agenda soon, then a large proportion of the voting population will continue to be disenfranchised, their votes will be seen to have unequal value and impact to others and people's disengagement with politics will only grow deeper.

Their team becomes disenfranchised.

The descriptions of the built-in camaraderie of the mosques shows their appeal to disenfranchised youth.