Sentence examples for with disenfranchised from inspiring English sources
Housing was at the heart of it, with disenfranchised and unemployed nationalists living in poverty in desperately overcrowded slums.
Though Ai's work was determinedly not autobiographical, its concern with disenfranchised people was informed, she often said, by her own fractional heritage.
One of the biggest obstacles in the fight against terrorism is the problem of radicalisation in our prisons – institutions brimming with disenfranchised and troubled youth.
Recognizing how central that problem is to Kandahar's chaos, the military plans to hold forums to bring local elders and government officials together in hopes of reconnecting with disenfranchised residents and giving them an alternative to the Taliban.
This is a play that went down a storm with the prisoners of San Quentin – not known for their esoteric tastes – and again with disenfranchised black audiences in apartheid-era South Africa.
When I first wrote it, I was a radical feminist driven by many of the same things as Sugar, my prostitute heroine - adolescent alienation, solidarity with disenfranchised misfits on the fringes of society.
Ned's appeal still resonates today with anyone who identifies with the "disenfranchised outsider and the underclass", says Bendigo's director, Karen Quinlan.
When the Islamic State group swept through Iraq in 2014, ultimately claiming control of a third of the country, its ranks were filled with young, disenfranchised Sunnis who were driven more by grievances with the Iraqi government than by any kind of devotion to Islamic State's self-proclaimed caliphate.
She eloquently persuades her readers to side with the disenfranchised, and to understand the predicament of refugees.
The books traced the roots of his spiritual affinity with the disenfranchised and the dispossessed back to his childhood sense of being an outsider.
With 500,000 disenfranchised felons, a disproportionate number of whom are African-American, the failure to address this issue perpetuates an injustice dating back to Jim Crow.
