Sentence examples for war racism from inspiring English sources

She seldom left the store during business hours except to protest war, racism and police brutality.

It has the horrors of the American Civil War, racism, discrimination, as well as the wonders of love, compassion, and most importantly freedom, all rolled into one.

Listening today, these bands seem naively optimistic, with most of their songs consisting of earnestly shouted slogans about nuclear war, racism and drug addiction.

Mr Neutzner, who helped to write the declaration, is the first to admit that it will take time for Dresden to become a symbol of overcoming war, racism and violence.

The satire is less harsh in his later fiction, which includes The Silver Eggheads (1961), a farce on the publishing industry, and A Specter Is Haunting Texas (1969), which mocks war, racism, and hypocrisy.

He repeatedly addressed war, racism and poverty, and devoted a decade to completing a series of woodcut portraits of people who were tortured and killed under a rightist military dictatorship in his home country, Uruguay, from 1973 to 1985.

In the next 300 or 400 years, there will be scandals, maybe world wars, racism and discrimination and continuing problems in the church.

While Pat1968 had a friendly warning: "Protest about wars, racism, animal welfare, whatever, and the state doesn't give a damn but the moment people start non-payment of tax then the government will come down of them like a tons of bricks.

We were all upset about the war and racism.

The Vietnam War and racism were ripping the country apart.

He began writing on the struggle against war, poverty, racism, and injustice.