Sentence examples for union equality from inspiring English sources

When a trade union equality worker was asked to endorse our IWD event, she wrote back: "Is it just me – or [is] the 'Mothers march' banner … disturb[ing]?" Many feminists have become convinced that we can only escape romanticised visions of maternal slavery by denying we are mothers at all.

It began long ago, with the unique philanthropic founding of our nation, seeking the "common good," a "more perfect union," "equality for all," while we were still trafficking in human slavery and denying suffrage on gender (and race).

Unions, equality groups and politicians have taken part in a rally in Cardiff opposing race discrimination ahead of May's European elections.

As of today, fourteen states including Iowa, Washington, Oregon, and Wisconsin, plus the District of Colombia, have legalized either civil unions or marriage equality laws.

A union member with a marriage equality button.

"You can see now we have 13 states in the union that have adopted marriage equality, and that's an unstoppable wave as far as I'm concerned," he added.

And before she was against discrimination she was for it, supporting ballot propositions banning not just marriage equality but civil unions, too.

It is wonderful that we can celebrate the millions of people who live in states and cities that have marriage equality or civil unions.

Research by the union found members either supported marriage equality or were indifferent to it.

We got civil unions in 2005 and later, marriage equality (2013).

Colorado has a ban on marriage equality, and legislation establishing civil unions was defeated in the legislature this year.