Sentences with phrase «spoken about an injustice»

«The prime minister spoke about injustice on entering Downing Street, but there is no greater burning injustice than children being forced into poverty as a result of government policy,» said the Child Poverty Action Group's chief executive, Alison Garnham.

Ed Boon, creative director at NetherRealm Studios, has spoken about an Injustice: Gods Among Us sequel recently on Twitter.

Not exact matches

Other popes have spoken about the poor and economic injustice.

For example, many blacks have spoken out about ongoing racial injustice in the U.S., saying that Ferguson could happen and does happen all over America.

I do the best I can to speak out against injustice, to question hostility, to bring to light that perhaps one should know what they are talking about before making judgements.

Theresa May speaks to Premier's head of news Marcus Jones about her faith, the Church's role in society and her aim to deal with injustice More

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

She's never seen athletes not only speak freely about ending police violence and racial injustice, but also throwing their livelihoods, money, and bodies on the line for the cause.

But at a time when more and more athletes of color are speaking loudly about police violence and racial injustice, Jordan and Newton are somewhat muted.

At the 2018 NBA All - Star media day, LeBron James spoke about social injustice and equality in response to the Fox News host who suggested he «shut up and dribble.»

Calling for a boycott for the black athletes who've made it their job to speak fearlessly about racial injustice isn't the the job of the presidency.

Players have been speaking out about racial injustice and advocating for social change for at least the past 15 months, if not longer.

There is social injustice and our players have spoken up about it.

BW's Editor - In - Chief AJ Woodson was invited to speak about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, police community relations and social injustice in Westchester County by Lisa Wexler, host of the Lisa Wexler Show on Greenwich, Connecticut's AM 1490 WGCH, on MLK Day, Monday, January 18th.

McGowan spoke to TV critics Tuesday about her upcoming documentary series «Citizen Rose» and what she called her global struggle against sexual assault and economic injustice.

Professor of Ethical Leadership at Boston University School of Theology, urges educators to «take a stand of moral courage» by speaking out on issues of racial injustice and teaching students about the history of race in America.

Authors should never be afraid to speak up about injustice, even if it's not as overt as The Hunger Games trilogy.

I think she'd be proud because Vox Felina is, in its own way, about speaking truth to power, about righting a profound injustice.

Empower yourself and your peers by respectfully and peacefully speaking out about injustice.

We spoke about what it means to cultivate a Buddhist response to climate and social injustice in the face of the challenging times ahead.

Ms. Jean talked about the importance of maintaining individualism while in law school and encouraged the students to use their personal and professional voices to speak out against injustice throughout the remainder of their legal careers.

Through authoring books, blogging, networking, and speaking about the issue of domestic abuse in the Christian church, we seek to expose the injustices being effected upon victims of domestic abuse and educate the church so it can deal more biblically with this issue.

Dr. King also spoke passionately about the need for equity in health care, and said in 1966, «Of all the forms of inequality, injustice in health care is the most shocking and inhumane.»

«Dr. King spoke passionately about the need for equity in health care, and said in 1966, «Of all the forms of inequality, injustice in health care is the most shocking and inhumane.»

Your last sentence speaks volumes regarding the entitlement saavy Montreal / Quebec university students» (well, the separatist oriented students at least) obvious misuse of their freedom to trash a system that allows them to acquire post secondary education at about a third to half of the cost elsewhere in Canada, in order to decry the injustice of not getting it for free.

My loudest sobs in Hidden Figures came when one of the lead characters found the courage to speak out about the hurt and injustices she'd encountered.