Sentences with phrase «second class status»
It also calls for distant second class status for all infidels under Muslim control.
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When large percentages of minority children do not complete high school and almost half of those in urban districts can not read at grade level, the lucky few who fit into the «diversity» quotas for higher education are insignificant in number compared to those condemned to permanent second class status by failing schools.
Sounds like Prophet wouldn't mind if women in the US were forced back into second class status and were forced to wear «modest» clothes.
Of course, no one disputes that Santa, Christ / God and all figures powerful and noble were / are men which, of course, justifies women's second class status in virtually all corners of the earth.
Arguing that «the marriage institution did not develop to deny dignity or to give second class status to anyone,» but rather «to serve purposes that, by their nature, arise from biology,» attorney James J. Bursch described the push to legalize same - sex marriage as the desire to «take an institution that was never intended to be dignity - bestowing, and make it dignity - bestowing.»
«It is shameful that 100 years after winning the right to vote, women remain relegated to second class status continuing to earn less than their male counterparts,» Hochul said.
The unfinished business of colonisation and ongoing second class status afforded Indigenous peoples in Australian society is an example.
Keep subjugating your women to second class status you wacky Jews.
Student groups requiring leaders to sign doctrinal statements were derecognized to second class status.
«In the last election cycle, different groups of people were marginalized - some people began to classify themselves as the «real Americans» and everyone else took a second class status.
It would absolutely be condemning them to second class status to put them in a separate section.
Far from bringing rights home, this Bill sets up UK citizens for second class status.
The Bar Council has accused the government of setting up UK citizens for «second class status» through the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill.