Sentences with phrase «justice movement uses»

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Social Justice Warrior (SJW) A term for a person involved in the new movement, though it is often used pejoratively by critics.

Power is best used when it serves justice in the forward movement to the full liberation of man.

This means updating European laws as they are passed, albeit with no say in them, European Court of Justice (ECJ) jurisdiction and, yes, free movement, although May promised a registration system for new EU arrivals similar to that already used in many continental states.

We see it in important initiatives such as iCivics, where Supreme Court Justice Emeritus Sandra Day O'Connor has led a national movement to use gaming to teach civics, and the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate, where simulations are demonstrating how role - playing games can bring the legislative process to life for kids.

Our goal, rather, is to unequivocally denounce the choice of words used in this case, and to emphasize that the charter movement in New York is about educational and social justice.

«Chicago activists, educators, students, academics and parents are coming together June 2 to talk about how we can use Free Minds, Free People, the powerful national gathering on education justice, to support the development of a national education movement.

Followers of the «Me Too» movement (or» #MeToo» used in social media) may find Barry Eisner's latest thriller, THE NIGHT TRADE gratifying to see justice done

Nicole Marroquin uses art, archives, and living testimonies to make connections between youth - led political movements and spatial justice.

United by the common use of Pop's rich visual strategies, the artists made bold contributions to conceptualism, performance and new media art, as well as social protest, justice movements and debates about freedom.

In an article titled Supreme Court Says Police May Use Evidence Found After Illegal Stops published in The New York Times edition of June 20, 2016, Adam Liptak quoted Professor Justin Driver of the University of Chicago Law School who said that Justice Sotomayor's dissent indicates that the Black Lives Matter movement has made a difference at the Supreme Court — at least with one jJustice Sotomayor's dissent indicates that the Black Lives Matter movement has made a difference at the Supreme Court — at least with one justicejustice.