Sentences with phrase «working class women»

By focusing on the efforts of a small group of working class women in 1912, the struggle becomes one of flesh and blood, rather than granite statues.

The use of disposable diapers is growing, especially among working class women who regard these products less involving in terms of labour, and less time - consuming.

If there has to be positive discrimination then it should be for white working class women, unfortunately they are few and far between in local Labour parties these days.

It's hard to imagine this happening in a party led by Angela Rayner or Rebecca Long - Bailey, two working class women in the shadow cabinet.

And then there were his comments about British working class women.

Because whether we like it or not, for a significant proportion of young working class women, Katie Price is their Harriet Harman.

One of the major achievements of Anders» impressive debut is that it touches all the right issues of contemporary working class women without ever being stridently anti-male.

To the extent that it is about children, it's the «glue» (as one working class woman whom we interviewed described it) that brings all the children from different parents together into one family.

Her character is a composite of working class women of the time, and we come to appreciate her strength and the incredible sacrifices she makes for the greater cause.

So his women's equality agenda doesn't address the problems particularly of working class women.»

Esther McVey is not just a woman, she's a northern, working class woman, who «looks good on TV».

If that's the case, as a working class woman, nothing about the «British Dream» feels achievable for me.

The rights of working class women were slow to improve, not least because of class conservatism by these very women.

His involvement and presentation of history, integrated with stories of worker women and their attorney, shows a complex intermingling of working class women's lives.

Meryl Streep gives another stellar performance in this fact - based Australian drama about a working class woman accused of killing her daughter.

But the real center of this particular story is a foot soldier in the movement, a working class woman named Maud played by Carey Mulligan.

Even in 2018, The release of Funny Cow, a comedy drama about a woman played by Maxine Peake attempting to make it as a stand - up comedian, sticks out as unusual in British cinema for centreing around a working class women.

The film has also added Michelle Pfeiffer as «Mrs. Hubbard, a glamorous and opinionated passenger with a secret», Daisy Ridley as «Mary Debenham, a working class woman in love with Arbuthnot», Judi Dench as «Princess Dragomiroff, who hails from Russian royalty», and Michael Pena as «a Cuban passenger named Marquez.»

Joan Crawford, despite her star status, isn't a terribly versatile actress, but Mildred is possibly her most perfectly fitting role — a working class woman who claws her way to prosperity in any way she can, much as Crawford herself had done working her way into the movies in the 1920s.

Obama recounted her upbringing as a black, working class woman as giving her an insight into the struggles facing girls in Tower Hamlets.

As the French Revolution gathered momentum and about the time of the Reign of Terror, when things were uncertain and forces were loosed and might not be easily controlled, one of those forces were the working class women of Paris.