Sentences with phrase «racial injustice»

The themes of racial injustice alone would make this movie «important,» but what she's done with her film makes it an epic.

I know that I've had to go over this concept when talking about racial injustice in immigration policy.

It might be directly to protest racial injustice, racism, or police brutality.

There have always been stories written about racial injustice.

Those of us who struggle against racial injustice must come to see that the basic tension is not between races.

It's an especially uncanny work in the context an exhibition with so many pieces directly addressing racial injustice and the associated anxieties.

The resulting documentary reveals a loving, intimate portrait of a family rocked by racial injustice.

In the last two years, we have hyper - visible movement and social unrest regarding racial injustice while having an African - American president.

There has also been considerable debate, not always to the film's benefit, of how it addresses the volatile topic of racial injustice.

We're truth telling about police violence and racial injustice in the criminal system.

However, just talking about racial injustice isn't enough.

By bridging the past and present, With Drawn Arms will resonate powerfully in the current moment of reckoning with racial injustice in America.

Season two of the show found the Johnson family discussing everything from racial injustice, the tension that they feel and even the black lives matter movement.

The father and son's differing opinions on racial injustice tear a rift in their relationship.

She dissects Biblical text to understand the deeper messages of scripture, finding that not only reconciliation and fighting racial injustice part of every Christian's calling — it's part of the design of God's creation.

On Sunday, dozens of NFL players knelt during the anthem, continuing Kaepernick's protest intended to raise awareness about national problems such as racial injustice and police brutality.

Alongside Opal Tometi, they created the Black Lives Matter network, which has grown to 28 local chapters, each fighting a range of racial injustices like police brutality and racial profiling.

«Does this change the game as it applies to the crushing issues of racial injustice around us?

Affiliated with Columbia University, the groundbreaking Eta chapter of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity was established in 1911 to assist African American college students facing racial injustice.

Blacks often perceive them as outrageously unjust, oppressive, critically important, and indicative of deep - rooted racial injustices in American society.

The messaging galvanized many owners to kneel or stand elbows locked with their players against a common enemy: The President of the United States, and not racial injustice, the thing that kneeling was initially supposed to protest against.

It doesn't quite work altogether: High - minded conversational detours into racial injustice feel a little too on the nose (as do the periodic, unnecessary punches to Leigh's bloodied face).

This includes «chronic, structural racial injustice — such as the persistent paucity of black faculty members and administrators at Yale, the common experience of being the only black student in some classes, and being disproportionately likely to be stopped and asked for ID — or worse — by campus police officers.»

At the same time, many of the patrons of racial injustice throughout history have been Christians.

I also believe that our failure to do this has bred deep divisions within the church and has led to Christianity playing a paramount role in legitimating and exacerbating racial injustice from our nation's origin — colonizing Native Americans, enslaving Diasporic Africans — to our present - day crises of immigration and mass incarceration.

Christians have a responsibility to intentionally teach our children to love by valuing our racial differences, seeing racial injustices when it happens, and prayerfully taking the risk of responding righteously against this evil.

What would it look like for the church to lament both the abortion industrial complex and systematic racial injustice, to confess the sins of abortion and racism, and to offer, for recovering racists and post-abortive women the freedom offered only in the cross of Christ?

And we've seen, when issues of racial injustice flare up, vocal pro-lifers wonder why civil rights leaders don't seem as concerned about the injustice of abortion.

More to the point, he addresses what he sees as the specific failures within the Reformed movement to take racial injustice seriously.

He's publicly spoken out about a backlash he received from fans regarding activism centered on ending racial injustice and has battled depression.

The charged demonstrations over racial injustice in the wake of the trial of Jeronimo Yanez summon Jesus» difficult call to love those who mistreat us.

Mississippi is under a microscope about racial injustices because of the 1960's.

He used that audience to highlight racial injustice.

Congrats to Roger Goodell and Shad Khan on making the cover of SI for pretending to care about racial injustice enough to make more money

This was no longer about police brutality and systemic racial injustice to Trump and his followers.

Last July, four players of the Lynx held a pre-game press conference to discuss specific instances of Minnesota police violence and national racial injustice.

To tackle the issues facing BME teachers, pupils and community, NASUWT is running a campaign to tackle racial injustice.

In recent years, there have been several examples of what I would call racial injustice with regards to the criminal justice system in the United States, and how certain legal policies, such as Arizona's immigration law SB1070, have specifically targeted non-whites.

Symbols that conjure old racial injustices have drawn controversy before, and the state Capitol complex is no exception.

I knew of experiments such as the Tuskegee study, but like many of my classmates, I only thought of it as a government conspiracy or a sign of past racial injustice.

African American literature - The rise of the New Negro: During the first two decades of the 20th century, rampant racial injustices, led by weekly reports Since the beginning of the 20 th Century, the.

-- Adrienne Green reads Nic Stone's novel about a teen who writes letters to Dr. King, which joins Angie Thomas's The Hate U Give amid a growing body of YA books exploring racial injustice and police brutality.

Acting as if Wes Anderson made his film just to commit racial injustices is so strange, especially when Isle of Dogs is clearly a film about tolerating differences.

Not only do we see Knight fight in the Civil War, lead a rebellion and fight racial injustice after the war.