Sentence examples for violent legacy from inspiring English sources

Halloween eggings have left a violent legacy in New York City.

They left a violent legacy that turned some of their staunchest supporters into harsh critics.

Its violent legacy is as powerful as ever, making the country a tragically fitting battleground in the war against terror.

And the harrowing mural-size "Die" (1967), with its battling figures and splattered blood, shows how the violent legacy of slavery permeates society as a whole.

Those come from two tropes about black women that are super-normalized, and can directly be traced throughout America's long and violent legacy with black women.

Many of los desaparecidos ("the disappeared") were barely out of school.Despite the passage of time, that violent legacy remains an open sore in Argentina and is something to which artists repeatedly turn.

Just as Occupy made broad segments of society think about rising inequality, Black Lives Matter has brought together broad segments of urban society, of all races, to demand an end to the violent legacies of white supremacy.

While Chicago's violent police legacy has struck hardest at its poor, black and brown citizens, the financial costs are more widespread.

Certainly, compared with most towns of its size, Matewan's violent historical legacy gives it a vital leg-up on the competition.

Underlying all the narratives, however, is the violent and sombre legacy of the African dispersal and Caribbean slavery.

As police adopted tough tactics to try to stop the drugs trade, violent crime instead flourished.The legacy of state failure is difficult to fix.