Sentences with phrase «gain equal rights»
What's laughable is that those other groups that you consider to be asking for special rights are typically just trying to gain equal rights in the face of religious discrimination... among other things.
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As women gained equal rights and were able to enter parliaments and decision - making bodies in equal numbers with men, their influence would be able to sway societies away from war and toward nonviolent political means of solving disputes.
Gaining equal rights over the years has taken a lot of hard work, and I hope that we can move forward on this front.
Have you forgotten how short the time since women gained equal rights??
Not exact matches
Or again, he saw the black citizens» human rights fight making a wise use of social and political power to gain equal dignity and redress old grievances.
More Christians believe in equal rights for gays, etc these Christians just havent gained power yet.
100 Men (2017) Gay men have made great progress toward acceptance and equal rights in recent decades, but among the gains there have been losses.
The church has a rich history in the Civil Rights Movement, including landmark cases that gained equal pay for black teachers and outlawed the identification of African Americans as cargo in interstate commerce.
Represents individuals who have suffered serious personal injuries; individuals with disabilities in asserting their rights, including successfully representing deaf sports fans in their case against the Washington Redskins» FedEx Field to gain equal access to all aural content; listed annually in Maryland Super Lawyers since 2013.
``... a national University of Phoenix survey conducted by Harris Poll found that nearly half of working adults in the U.S. gain equal or greater feelings of self - worth from their jobs and careers as they do from their personal lives, and 45 percent are still searching for the right career.
A pioneer in the field of fathers» rights in Canada, Gene C. Colman identifies with the struggle that many fathers go through when attempting to gain equal parenting rights.