Sentences with phrase «class people a voice»

The Labour Party was founded by trade unions in 1900 to give working - class people a voice in Parliament.

Not exact matches

A dual - class share structure essentially renders the voice of «the people» worthless but with many investors not having a particular insight or inside knowledge of a business and management having a lot of skin in the game, this might not be such a bad thing.

You need to hear and honour the voices and experiences of the non-academic, of the non-professionals, of the working class, of the middle class, of women, of the elders, of people of colour, of sexual minorities, remember the global voice, too.

Excerpt: «As our State Representative, Chris Gorsek will always stand up and fight for people like us — hard - working, middle - class families in East County who deserve a voice again in the State House.»

«This district is chock - full of hard - working, middle - class people and Anthony Brindisi is an independent voice who is perfectly suited to represent them,» Schumer said.

«Discussions are ongoing, but the real focus is giving a voice to working class people,» Bermudez Zimmerman said.

«They stand with working - class people of color like me on issue after issue including preserving and building truly affordable housing, reforming the NYPD, protecting immigrant families, standing up for workers» rights, and making sure that all people's voices are heard in our democracy.»

«Young people can transcend class and race and education and geography, and make all those voices heard.»

From the understanding of rejection to the people skills to the ability to project my voice (which I now primarily use to cheer for the Cubs), I think everyone would benefit from an acting class or two.

It's not a given that a middle - class family would take in a homeless bear, despite Paddington's aunt Lucy (voice of Imelda Staunton) assuring the young bear that the British people took in orphaned and homeless children and treated those children as their own during a great war many years ago.

When young people have the agency to choose which current events their class discusses, they may better internalize the idea that their voices and opinions matter, says Ielaf Altoma, a student teacher in Lozada's class and a current master's student at HGSE.

Many musicians and performers were present at the march, and several specific songs are referenced in Voices from the March on Washington, including «Creed,» «Pigs Are Flyin»,» «Anthem for Rosa Parks,» and «Ballad for Martin Luther King, Jr.» After playing a selection of the songs featured in Voices, discuss as a class how music influences movements, unites people, rallies enthusiasm, and creates a space to share disappointments.

All the people at world scale have to raise their voice against this heinous crime of discrimination against lower classes for the society.

In my training classes I've heard this same issue voiced by many people but have yet to hear a good way to start working on it.

The Visalia Opera Company is a non-profit artistic company whose mission is to bring world class opera to our region by exposing local citizens, especially our young people, to the art of opera and the beauty of voice.

It starts off by first class voice acting, something a lot of people complain about in games today.

The exhibiting artists exponentially expand on and add to the show's themes through a variety of strategies, including: performed fictions that resituate celebrity and commodity culture; collaborative text pieces that give institutionally marginalized voices visibility; appropriation of pop culture to explore the isolation of fame; the mining of distinctly American signifiers such as varsity sports and daytime TV talk shows; and juxtapositions of post-consumer objects that read on multiple levels and often indicate how a person's race, class, gender, and sexuality can position them in a simultaneous state of hypervisibility and invisibility in American culture.

Those of us who discuss man - made climate change are cast as elitists by people who happily embrace the claims of Lord Monckton, Lord Lawson or thinktanks funded by ExxonMobil or the Koch brothers: now the authentic voices of the working class.

Instead of one person taking on a billion - dollar company, class actions allow groups of people to fight back with a collective voice.

Senior class president Julia Cordover's voice shook as she read off the names of the 17 people killed.

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY I am an experienced and proven leader who believes in good communication, departmental collaboration, a good listener with it comes to hearing the voice of the employee, a strong desire to deliver world class customer service, a visionary who manages change and growth in an organization and most of all demands a high level of professionalism from the people who work for me.