Sentences with phrase «talking about injustice»

He did not, however, vow to stop talking about injustice.

If MLK got up on the Lincoln memorial and started talking about the injustice of how jews in brooklyn were exluding people, how many of the followers would have cared?

That said, we shouldn't avoid talking about injustice because we're afraid of making things uncomfortable or offending someone.

I'm talking about the injustice, the outrage, of human trafficking, which must be called by its true name — modern slavery.»

Social media has transformed the way we talk about injustice, and as events unfold in Ferguson, Missouri, we've been reminded once again of the pervasive and systemic racism that is present in the U.S. and that affects millions of our brothers and sisters every single day.

You are not thinking that Republicans would abandon all of their talk about the injustice of filibusters and use one themselves would you?

We all learn differently, so your empathy - building process might entail watching Ava DuVernay's documentary 13th, or Bryan Stevenson's TED Talk «We Need to Talk About an Injustice.»

In today's Publetariat Dispatch, author Alan Baxter talks about the injustice of reviews that aren't really about the book in question at all.

But we also spent many quieter moments talking about injustices in the world, and the need for strong international leadership to combat them.

By talking about these injustices, hopefully we can shed the light that will bring about change.

Not exact matches

We can talk about wanting to show love towards women who have been hurt by gender injustice — and this is important — but it's even more important to challenge the status quo that allows it to happen.

Still another consequence is exposed by people of the world's poorer countries, to whom talk about sustainability and reduced life styles has the familiar odor of injustice to it.

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.

And for those of us who are white or from a Western heritage — who have been acclimated to power structures and hierarchy while being blinded to poverty and injustice — maybe we, more than anyone, should be talking about decolonizing our theology.

racial segregation was so widely accepted in the churches and societies throughout the world that few white theologians, did see the injustice, did not regard the issue important enough to even write or talk about it.

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

It's easy to talk about how racism isn't an issue when I don't have friends who have had their lives altered or defined by daily injustices.

We talked to Trillia Newbell, a speaker and author whose books include United: Captured by God's Vision for Diversity, about how Christians can have productive conversations and take action on issues of racial injustice.

In the 1970s there was much talk about a new international economic order that would redress the injustice of poverty - stricken nations alongside rich nations that were overdeveloped.

He talks about the «injustice» of a society that has «massive divides» between rich and poor.

Even the attempt to smother the issue with a weak compromise that like will still leave the right inflamed when players are still talking about racism and injustice.

In talking with others about their childhood and thinking back to my own, there are many recollections of the injustice and indignation felt when negative intent was ascribed to the child's motives.

We had brunch last time and talked for hours about fashion, new media, mental health disorders, and social injustice.

(It's heartbreaking, too, to listen to the men who love these women talk about their inability to help them, how their own love of the military has been ruined by watching the injustices perpetrated upon their wives and daughters.)

I think that any conversation has to take into account that many of them have their own stories to tell about this kind of injustice — and they need to be given the space to talk.

The hole that I'm talking about, is this hollow feeling that I have every single time I think about all of the human potential that's been wasted, all of the social injustice that's been created by not providing the highest possible quality of education to the kids in this country that need it most.

The teachers talk candidly as a community about the injustice, and the difficulty of studying these parts of our history, but the teachers also talk about the necessity of studying these parts of history.

Milwaukee, WI - November 18, 2014 Over 100 people attended a community meeting with Chicago organizers Jitu Brown at Bethesda Baptist Church to talk about education, racial injustice and the need for community schools.

In this issue, we talk about the hours we've spent playing Injustice: Gods Among Us, and what else we've been reading.

During an interview with GameSpot at E3, Mortal Kombat creator Ed Boon talked about upcoming superhero fighting game, Injustice 2, and revealed the...

NetherRealm Studios talks to CBR about what's new in «Injustice 2,» and the mobile version of the DC fighting game.

After the break, the boys talk about all of the best trailers and news that game out of E3, including the next Injustice 2 DLC character, Dragonball FighterZ, Anthem, Cuphead, Kingdom Hearts III, Assassin's Creed Origins, Battlefront II, God of War, Shadow of the Colossus, Spider - Man, Detroit Become Human, Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite, Rocket League for Switch, Kirby, Pokémon for Switch, Metroid Prime 4 + Samus Returns, Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, and Super Mario Odyssey.

That's now obviously elevated, but even early on artists were talking to us about their concerns with racial injustice and violence and the like.»

We, the elders that Steve Salmony talks about, in our noisy youthful rebellions lifted the veil of normalcy draped over the American Dream and exposed the imperial dreams that underlay it and the injustices, inequities, and environmental harms that ensued.

So the movement we're talking about, the unnamed movement of environmental social justice and indigenous organizations, are forming and collecting to address the salient issues of our time: in poverty and water and climate and the enormous inequities that exist economically in the world, the continuous and rapid degradation of our resource bases, the injustice of pollution itself, in terms of what it does to people's health and their children.

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.

Examples of tip sheets that are relevant include «Moving beyond racism» and «Talking with children about violence and injustice».

Ultimately we are talking about combating the injustices that we endure on a daily basis.