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She observes, she notes small, everyday injustices faced by women and girls in her village.
In Dubai, I chronicled injustices and inequalities inflicted regularly on the migrant labor force.
The act of speaking up against injustices that are multilayered is never easy, because the problems require more than just rhetoric.
This proved that Anonymous and this idea can rally the masses from the keyboards to the streets, and it laid the foundations for dozens of future operations against perceived injustices to their online and offline world.
We do little for our patients if we fail to recognize these social injustices.
Sexual assault, along with other kinds of injustices, is reported in the media all the time.
But through the campaign, these injustices were framed as not just news stories, they were firsthand experiences that had affected real people, who were creating, with the solidarity of others, what they needed and had previously lacked: a platform to speak out, the reassurance they weren't alone or to blame for what happened to them and open discussions that would help to reduce stigma around the issue.
But it's also made us increasingly reactive, from the smallest annoyances of, "Oh, my train's been delayed," to the greatest injustices of war, genocides, terrorist attacks.
So these experiences gave me a sharp awareness of the atrocities and injustices in the world.
Make no mistake: the Flint water crisis is one of the most egregious environmental injustices of our time.
Oftentimes when we think about the history of blacks in America, we think about the heinous acts and numerous injustices that we experienced as people of color because of the color of our skin, when in fact, in post-Civil War America, it was the hair of an African-American male or female that was known as the most "telling feature" of Negro status, more so than the color of the skin.
They're not answers to social or economic or political injustices.
By the time I completed my one-year sentence at Langata Women Maximum Prison, I had a burning conviction to be part of the transformation to resolve the injustices that I had witnessed of women and girls who were caught up in a revolving door of a life in and out of prison due to poverty.
I never thought that one day I would be giving stories of the injustices that are so common within the criminal justice system, but here I am.
The disinvestment that began in the 1960s set the stage for all the environmental injustices that were to come.
But I felt empowered not only to assist myself, to prosecute my own case, but also to assist the other inmates who are suffering the similar injustices that have just been spoken about here.
Was the movie a commentary on the religious injustices of the Inquisition, false piety, torture then and now, or what????
Stories like this one are not pleasant ones, but serve to remind people of the social injustices that exist all around the world.
This has to be one of the best movies we have seen and we highly recommend it for it's exposure of the injustices of bigotry.
Shylock was originally essayed as a cartoonish villain, but modern actors and directors have turned him into a tragic figure, railing against the injustices of 16th century Venice.
But to deny the way that black people were and sometimes still are forced to live, the conditions and injustices they have had to endure are not imaginary.
Outside of work his time is spent watching videos of Noam Chomsky and reading magazines about international injustices.
When you watch it, you feel for him, you feel his frustration, the injustices against him, and you cheer him on when he goes for vengeance, even though he frightens you a little with his original fury.
Her gradual transformation in character from an obedient if unwilling complicitor in social injustices of her day is adeptly evidenced by telling sequences: her witnessing of the hated local Duke's casual rapist activity, her forbidden love affair with a Jew, her criminal defection to the invading Moslem forces of the sensual Prince Ahmed (Anthony Corlan) There are some painfully realistic gory sequences (human flaying) in this film that are not for the squeamish, but viewers with strong stomachs and an interest in medieval history should find ample interest.
Fred Astaire no longer has the energy or enthusiasm for role as world-traveling Irishman who settles in a small town beset with racial injustices.
Charlie has been hired by Stern (Barron Winchester) who runs a kangaroo court to correct injustices by the legal system and real courts, but Charlie has flipped his lid and is killing everyone he runs into, most of them being attractive young girls.
This film focuses much more on emotions and injustices in Central and South America, and really lays the drama on in the end.
From high points when we see both lovely long-term and youthful couples exchanging vows and the election of a gay man to the Massachusetts Parliament, to low points where an elected official of that same government forthrightly denies historical injustices against LGBT people and contemporary realities of abuse, harassment, discrimination and worse, and finishing on the sad reality that bigotry still prevails in much of the American public, a bigotry which could strip same-sex couples of this right, I recommend that everyone with an opinion on same-sex marriage view this.
Errol Morris's new documentary "Standard Operating Procedure" attempts to challenge the very medium of photography and bring to light the injustices at Abu Ghraib.
Now, the "serious" side of this movie flounders like the fully dressed blacks diving into the pool--we're supposed to think here of baptism, even before we see the image of the little boy floating in the crucifixion pose--and we are also supposed to swallow yet another screenwriter's slam-dunk of a terribly complex and many-sided situation, that of racial injustices of sixties Alabama.
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