As Latinos we demand to not be considered a second-class citizen, we demand to not be a second-class vote.
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"I&aposm fighting so that the state doesn&apost become second-class, because laws like this turn it into second-class state," he said.
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I took that idea further by saying the tyrannosaurs were once "second-class predators" as a sort of nod to the term "second-class citizen," which you might find under a monarchy.
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The hardware (at all levels) was a second class citizen.
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We will graduate our second class of majors next May.
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We will graduate our second class of majors next May.
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East European MEPs dislike compatriots being seen as second-class citizens.
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Pretty much in every realm imaginable, women were second class citizens.
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Rudolph said he does not feel like a second class citizen.
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Internal migrants in China are often treated as second-class citizens.
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That's important because replies are a second class kind of tweet.
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After workers urged Congress to change their second-class status, Sen.
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Kevin Sayer Bushell, an electronics technician, second class, 26, of Maryland.
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In essence, we are second class citizens, marginalized by political geography.
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"It makes you feel like a second-class citizen," he says.
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More fundamentally, Chinese law condemns country people to second-class status.
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A second, class-action lawsuit over the result of the Jan.
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Puerto Ricans, however, did not simply acquiesce to second-class status.
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I feel like a second-class citizen in my own country.
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I have become a second-class citizen, an object of concern.
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Simply put, we're sick of being treated like second-class citizens.
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Thailand's northern train line offers first- and second-class sleeper cars.
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He made a point of paying for his (second-class) ticket.
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I breezed through the first hundred holes by the second class.
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We also risk treating members of our communities as second-class citizens.
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We have to change laws that treat women as second-class citizens.
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The women included two civilians and an aircrew survival equipmentman second class.
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We have lived with the brutal realities of being second-class citizens.
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Their urban neighbours, and Chinese laws, treat them as second-class citizens.
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But this is the government actually count of like second class citizen.
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In other words, indie developers became second-class citizens on the Xbox.
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Many say they feel as if they have become second-class patients.
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Our second-class citizenship, our "outsider" status, would not get a hearing.
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Laws like these render us second-class citizens in our own country.
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If you cannot create technology, you are now a second class citizen.
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For centuries, "we've considered this art as second-class," Mr. Falomir said.
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British coaches, he said, are now seen as "second class" in England.
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Many mainland Americans persist in regarding Puerto Ricans as second-class citizens.
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Halfway through the second class, I realize that this was overly ambitious.
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We are subjugating minority students to a life of second-class citizenship.
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"We now are second-class citizens," one woman said to her friend.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Alstom is taking a second-class route around China.
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The second-class compartments were closer to the cafeteria car as well.
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Many within China felt that it had been accorded second-class status.
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But they were second-class citizens within the larger McDonald&aposs structure.
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"He treats us as second class citizens, that's for sure," he said.
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Women are brought up to kind of be a second-class citizen.
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The France Rail Pass in first or second class is selling for 7433 percent off through March 31 for unlimited travel on all domestic trains; prices start at $165 in second class for three days with the sale.
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A second-class ticket for an overnight train will cost you under $60.
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Back then Indians were second-class citizens in their own British-occupied country.
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He made us feel like unwelcomed second-class citizens in our own country.
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Would it mean that "legacy" apps are second-class citizens on the Mac?
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Chauvinist attitudes are reflected in laws that treat women as second-class citizens.
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Yet countries outside the currency area will resent being treated as second-class.
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I have worked abroad, and we are treated like second-class citizens everywhere.
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White was in the second class of astronauts, first flying during project Gemini.
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Foxes are treated like second-class citizens and everyone succumbs to stereotyping them.
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"A sad sad day to feel like a second-class citizen," he tweeted.
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Corey George Ingram, an information systems technician, second class, 28, of New York.
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Timothy Thomas Eckels Jr., an information systems technician, second class, 23, of Maryland.
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Treatment of Palestinian refugees as second-class citizens in Beirut is absolutely discriminatory.
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This was in the age of blogs being, still, a second-class citizen.
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I can talk to anybody and not feel like a second-class citizen.
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He adds they're prepared to add a second class if there's enough demand.
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But know this: Ironically, the fiercest competition is for the second-class prizes.
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But the 225-year-old fireman second class would not make it home.
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It makes me feel like law enforcement considers me a second-class citizen.
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A president singling out transgender Americans for isolation and second class citizenship is.
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Would that mean "Black Panther" and films like it were second-class citizens?
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We are all now second-class citizens because you Chinese are taking over.
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Culture means that many women are treated as second-class citizens in Bangladesh.
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"That says what's feminine is bad, is lesser, is second class," she said.
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Does that mean "Black Panther" and films like it are second-class citizens?
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The inclusion of Mr Dombrovskis tackles central European fears of "second-class" status.
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The inclusion of Mr Dombrovskis tackles central-European fears of "second-class" status.
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Government is not permitted to treat people of faith as second-class citizens.
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Finally, hold a second class vote to see if any minds were changed.
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It's treated like a state, yet it's a second-class state for Medicaid.
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The truth of the matter is ... we are treated as second-class citizens.
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Board, I was only the second class to integrate at Berkeley public schools.
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But politically and socially and culturally, they recognize they're still second-class citizens.
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Muslims say they increasingly feel like second-class citizens in their own country.
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Sub-contracted employees at the Avon facility complain of being second-class citizens.
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People with disabilities are used to feeling like a second-class minority group.
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There's another email canceling my second class because the professor is having transportation issues.
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" "The government," he said, "wants Muslims to live in India as second-class citizens.
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China's household-registration system, known as hukou, treats rural migrants as second-class citizens.
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But eastern European governments detest the idea of formal consignment to a second class.
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We are still second class citizens, and I don't think that's changed at all.
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It's a place that represents bondage, lynching, and the humiliation of second-class citizenship.
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China's hukou system treats rural folk who move to cities as second-class citizens.
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"Second-class citizen" always has been used as a pejorative term, for good reason.
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This second class of poorly trained midwives attend the majority of American home births.
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They were done being treated like second class citizens and without dignity and respect.
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"Women have been treated as second-class citizens for far too long," she said.
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Since it was the first day, Yi's second class was let out slightly early.
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The reaction has left locals feeling like second-class citizens on their own land.
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There is no room in the unified world for first- and second-class citizens.
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"The people who are most vulnerable, you're giving second-class checks to," he said.
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The company had previously come under fire for treating contractors as second-class employees.
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"He's old school," said Robby's handler, U.S. Navy Petty Officer Second Class Ashlea Scully.
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"We are subjugating minority students to a life of second-class citizenship," he says.
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To be honest, the second-class compartment didn't look much different from first class.
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Even after he was freed, the Iranian regime treated us like second-class citizens.
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First, India's new citizenship law, which effectively turns India's Muslims into second-class citizens.
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The second class of new bonds would not begin to repay principal for 10 years.
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In China, for example, rural migrant workers in cities are treated as second-class citizens.
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Rural migrants are treated as second-class citizens in big cities, deprived of public services.
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" U.S. Virgin Islands "Where loyal, patriotic Americans are second-class citizens and denied basic rights.
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You can't perform a second-class operation on a patient if they aren't paid up.
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But it may make some Haitians feel more than ever like second-class non-citizens.
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The first story is about people with telekinetic abilities being treated like second-class citizens.
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Oberlin was kind of the beginning of realizing that I wasn't a second-class citizen.
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Layers of state and clerical history have kept women in Ireland in second-class status.
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Far too long we have lived with the discomfort of being a second-class citizen.
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"Right now it feels like our women are seen as second class," says Lambert-English.
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Others listed as missing: Jacob Daniel Drake, an electronics technician, second class, 21, of Ohio.
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Donald McEachin (D-VA) is inviting Navy Petty Officer Second Class Megan Winters, and Rep.
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The terms of his rebellion undeniably depended on putting women in a second-class role.
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The left continue to set the precedent that legal, lawful, American citizens are second-class.
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By championing Islam, the government is heightening the sense that minorities are second-class citizens.
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And like today's for-profits, the world of education treated them as second-class citizens.
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Across cultures, the bias against daughters has been closely tied to women's second-class status.
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However, for far too long, black men have forced them to be second-class citizens.
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When I turned around during the second class, he was sitting in the front row.
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"Members of the town's Latino community have been demoted to second-class citizens," it claims.
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The court decided that we will not have first- and second-class citizens in Israel.
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OTCs are first-class medicines that receive second-class treatment under today's Federal tax law.
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An electronics technician, second class, from Cable, Ohio, he joined the Navy after high school.
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"We are no longer second-class citizens," he told People, shortly before his marriage ceremony.
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Both policies brand members of minority groups as second-class citizens, and both are discriminatory.
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The alternative is undemocratic — giving Palestinians unequal rights and treating them as second-class citizens.
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I was part of the second class of women to graduate as an infantry rifleman.
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Centuries of subjugation made Guaraní a second-class language in the minds of many Paraguayans.
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The BJP denies it is seeking to make Muslims second-class citizens or is anti-Muslim.
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Plus, I don't think my PR friend meant to say her client offered second-class services.
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He now feels like a second-class citizen and worries that instances of discrimination will increase.
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We can send the message that we're not willing to be treated as second class citizens.
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Now they fear naturalized recruits will be treated as second-class citizens for their entire careers.
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If Billie Jean King lost to Bobby Riggs, women would be seen as second-class athletes.
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Muslims are right to believe that many of their compatriots regard them as second-class citizens.
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Now the event's founders, Ja Rule and Billy McFarland, have incurred a second class-action lawsuit.
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"There must be no second-class consumers in the EU, it is not fair," she said.
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He's not a descendant of enslaved people who, until recently, were second-class citizens by law.
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Liv Tyler once said that, at age 38, she was a "second-class citizen" in Hollywood.
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I'm not comfortable worrying about unwanted pregnancy or the second class status of women in fic.
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This would effectively turn those who do not believe in that religion into second-class citizens.
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I had a second-class ticket, which I'd bought about three weeks in advance for $148.
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For example, for eight days, the adult fare is $388 in second class; $621 in first.
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" The group said this discriminatory trend made those who were targeted feel like "second-class citizens.
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Do you want to age in a world that treats you like a second-class citizen?
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Now known as the Hanshin Tigers, they still have second-class status at their home park.
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Arabs in parts of Iraq and Syria captured by Kurds champ at their second-class status.
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Women religious have long been viewed as second-class citizens in the hierarchy of the church.
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The people that work for families would be treated as if they were second-class citizens.
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"We cannot allow our citizens to be considered second class," said Gabriela Matecna, Slovakia's agriculture minister.
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How many times had Zohre felt like a second-class citizen in front of the Han?
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That is exactly how Germany managed to become a woefully second class country in Singaporean terms.
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Sanders has been treated as a second-class candidate since his first presidential run in 2015.
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Rules that treat millions of city-dwelling rural migrants like second-class citizens have barely budged.
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We have so much potential, yet so few opportunities to be anything but second-class citizens.
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This is our right in spite of being second class citizens due to our territorial status.
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To them, French Algeria was a brutal colonial regime that treated Algerians as second-class citizens.
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While sex work may be legal in Tijuana, sex workers are still treated as second-class citizens.
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So your choices are the four W1 headphones, and then a large market of second-class citizens.
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But I know in some cultures women are second-class citizens, and maybe that's what it was.
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"It is the humble beginnings of the creation of 'second-class' citizenship in this country," he argued.
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The second class started out the same way, until he resigned himself to taking off his prosthetics.
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Rossello said his constituents have been treated like "second-class citizens" during an interview on CBS Thursday.
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Fully 70% think they are treated as second-class citizens, even though they speak Hebrew every day.
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Female artists — and female artists of color in particular — are so often relegated to second-class status.
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" Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said the move "would let states treat women as second class citizens.
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One is that countries in the outer tiers might feel they have been given second-class status.
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Ricardo Rosselló slammed the president for treating "us as second-class citizens" during an interview with CNN.
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"If we keep sending messages that they are second-class citizens, it creates barriers to their integration."
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What about a queer person who is spoken to as if they were a second-class citizen?
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But at [my age], you're usually the wife or the girlfriend, a sort of second-class citizen.
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The list "makes people second class citizens," Dawud Walid, Executive Director of the Michigan chapter CAIR, said.
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In 2010, Justice Samuel Alito criticised efforts to demote the liberty to a mere "second-class right".
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Can you tell me about this provision in the constitution that designates first and second class people?
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They contend President Donald Trump's administration viewed Puerto Ricans as second-class citizens, a claim it denies.
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In an industry with increasing disparity, many working in tech can't kick their second-class employee status.
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I paid $148 for a second-class ticket to stay in a compartment with three other passengers.
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Too many of them are treated like second-class citizens and suffer undue violence, objectification and discrimination.
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"It is outrageous that women are still treated like second-class citizens in Saudi Arabia," it said.
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One sailor, 24-year-old Machinist's Mate Second Class Joseph Allen Ashley was killed by his injuries.
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That despite the gains we've made in the last several years, we are still second-class citizens.
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Nicer seats — such as first class instead of second class, or private compartments — will also cost more.
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Second class is actually a much higher category than the one into which Moore would corral us.
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"Charters are treated from a space perspective as second-class citizens," Ms. Moskowitz said in an interview.
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"Tell the war dead in the cemetery that they made you second-class casualties," Mr. Shami said.
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The puppets are treated as second-class citizens, tolerated for their entertainment value but not fully respected.
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"There are no second-class victims in Harris County," she said, speaking to reporters after the sentencing.
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In the 1950s economists were second-class citizens in the antitrust division of the Department of Justice.
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Despite his professed revolutionary Communist commitment, Ted treats his wife and adopted daughter as second-class citizens.
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When Donald Trump interprets "America First" in a narrow way, he makes everyone else feel second class.
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Women and LGBTQ members are still treated like second-class citizens in many black churches across America.
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By labeling individuals second-class citizens, we erect unnecessary barriers to their successful integration into the community.
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"Without strong incentives for dads to take on some of those duties, this would simultaneously cement women's second-class place in the work force and perpetuate men's second-class place in family life," said Stephanie Coontz, the director of research and public education at the Council on Contemporary Families.
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"We've got to rededicate ourselves to making sure no American feels isolated, or second-class citizens," Obama said.
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I think you can make the argument that you need to create some kind of second-class citizenship.
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It's so sad that people are treated like second-class citizens because they're from another country or culture.
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"For far too long we have lived with the discomfort of being a second-class citizen," Omar said.
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They are deemed a second-class nationally-protected animal in China, and must be set free if caught.
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Broader industry trends would appear to support Apple's (unspoken) decision to treat Macs as its second-class citizens.
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Currently, one of those causes is changing laws that treat women around the world like "second class citizens."
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But they are eager to make their way, and frustrated by the prospect of being second-class citizens.
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Google is doing everything it can to make Assistant feel less like a second-class citizen on iOS.
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It might also be an internalization of the second-class status females have traditionally had in the kitchen.
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I think women are going to be in the same second-class status that they are in now.
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As long as women are second-class citizens at work, they will never be safe from predatory men.
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There are an infinite number of motivations for Apple to treat non-Apple users as second-class citizens.
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Partly as a result, it has been hostile to anything that smacks of first- and second-class memberships.
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Many continued to feel like second-class citizens, with limited access to education and to jobs in government.
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The police identified the sailor involved in the car accident as Petty Officer Second Class Aimee Mejia, 21.
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We will are not a second class citizen and we are not going to vote for Donald Trump.
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That is more than a broken promise; it's a blatant and insulting statement of women's second-class status.
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The company's goal is to keep free users satisfied and not have them feeling like second-class listeners.
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Because the word "student" comes before "loan," we routinely treat consumers with student debt like second-class citizens.
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"Today, I woke up a second-class citizen," said Tabatha Garcia, an insurance claims adjuster from Tampa, Fla.
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Yi's second class of the day, Biological Clocks and Behavior, takes place in the school's Kent Chemical Laboratory.
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"We're creating a circumstance where automatic delegates will be second-class delegates," he said during the committee's meeting.
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While I was still at Twitter, I proposed, unsuccessfully, that replies always get treated as second-class citizens.
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The only black girl on the squad, Becca is a second-class citizen among the bratty white teens.
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People with records face major barriers to employment, housing and education, effectively condemning them to second-class citizenship.
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Twenty percent of the population of Israel proper are Palestinians who are often treated as second-class citizens.
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"That's when I realized I was a second-class citizen in the eyes of the internet," she said.
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"We refuse to join any government that treats us as second-class citizens in our homeland," Odeh said.
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He cajoles me into doing my second class of the day by picking a simple meditative/stretch one.
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At the end of our university career, I got a good first, Jocelyn got a second-class degree.
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In Himalayan Buddhism, women are often seen as a burden and can be treated like second-class citizens.
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"I'm an American, first and foremost," she said, but people keep treating her like a second-class citizen.
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Our beloved Wookiee is a second-class citizen, and the main cast makes that clear from the jump.
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It is acute situations like this in which Puerto Ricans continue to be treated like second-class citizens.
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And here's rule No. 1: Independent voters must accept that they are second-class citizens in our democracy.
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Survivors said the bureaucratic distinction has turned them into second-class victims who frequently fall between the cracks.
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They contend that President Donald Trump's administration viewed Puerto Ricans as second-class citizens, a claim it denies.
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If you're not able to move and work and access education freely, you are a second-class citizen.
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There's clearly a feeling among the Ethiopian Israeli community that they are second-class citizens in the country.
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How does a Skullcandy or a Bowers & Wilkins compete when they're relegated to second-class connectivity and feature sets?
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Trump's America is about to become a place where it is perfectly OK to consider women second-class citizens.
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In a cruel twist, some of them aren't brides at all, but the second-class citizens that are bridesmaids.
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She knows that in China the illegitimate child of a single mother would be "second-class in every way".
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Aftermath of a crisis Dominicans of Haitian descent have long complained that others treat them as second-class citizens.
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We want more time to think about it and they tell us we can decide after our second class.
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Above all, Beijing and other megacities should stop treating settlers from elsewhere in the country as second-class citizens.
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As the Speaker of parliament, he won applause by encouraging MPs to travel second-class and book cheaper hotels.
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But critics say it turned the country&aposs Arab minority — 20 percent of the population — into second-class citizens.
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I had lived my entire life up to that point as a second-class citizen without even realizing it.
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I was part of the second class to integrate Berkely, California, Public Schools, almost two decades after Brown v.
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There is constitutional discrimination against civilians," he says, explaining that the country's Christians "are treated as second-class citizens.
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Like other minorities, the Druze have been outraged by the law, which they say renders them second-class citizens.
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"President Trump has never considered LGBT Americans second-class citizens," White House spokesman Judd Deere said in a statement.
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" Cossey, who still struggles with feeling like a "second-class citizen," says she prays Jenner "gets the right counseling.
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That women will always be second class to men, and will always draw the short-end of the straw.
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Permanent second-class status, contained within a set of Bantustans amid a warren of security checkpoints and bypass roads?
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Theranos was hit with a second class action lawsuit today — one day after an angry customer filed the first.
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We have a responsibility to represent their interests, instead of treating them and their families like second class citizens.
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Is it too early to sound the dystopian alarm bell of a society where women are second-class citizens?
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Doing so limits women's ability to control their economic futures and relegates them to second-class citizen baby vessels.
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"Whether we worship at a church, mosque, synagogue, or temple, America has no second-class faiths," the statement reads.
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The attempts to treat women as second-class citizens have become increasingly brazen, and just last week Georgia Gov.
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Think of our second-class status, even in Los Angeles, where "Mexican" and "Guatemalan" are often synonymous with laborer.
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Should they be treated the same way and not be these sort of second-class citizens of Silicon Valley?
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Passengers in second-class sleep in bunk beds in communal cabins, and the first-class cabin offers more privacy.
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Players in women's leagues in Europe and elsewhere remain distinct second-class citizens, their games underpublicized and spottily attended.
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Is a woman's subjection, her second-class status in society, more evident in a brothel or in a marriage?
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For us to be treated like second-class citizens, it's not something that I thought this country stood for.
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Congress must close that gap and stop treating those who volunteer to serve this country like second-class citizens.
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I was part of the second class to integrate Berkeley, California, public schools almost two decades after Brown v.
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His loss of political rights, he said, is a constant reminder of his second-class status and his powerlessness.
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As Beijing strives to transform into a world-class capital, it must stop treating migrants like second-class citizens.
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They took a medium that was perceived to be second class and turned it into a genuine art form.
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In a country where they are at best second-class citizens, learning is their best bet to escape poverty.
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Sure, they're free from the Pact, but they're dirt-poor and treated as second-class citizens in the Burgue.
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Spacer's Choice employees are treated as second-class citizens, only as valuable as the work they're able to do.
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National identity's rise, however, also turned minorities and migrants into second-class citizens — or even into perceived threats within.
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This is yet another way that Latinos are singled out and treated like second-class citizens in this country.
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Saudi Arabia will never live up to its potential as long as it treats women as second-class citizens.
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"The faculty members themselves, often the men, treated me as if I were a second-class citizen," she said.
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Q. You were tough yesterday in your words and suggested Puerto Ricans were being treated as second-class citizens.
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Robots should always be treated as second class beings next to humans so they don't take advantage of us.
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Queer people get mistreated by non-queers, so when we get second-class treatment by ourselves, it really hurts.
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Pre-election polls show that 59% of voters in Brandenburg and 66% in Saxony feel like second-class citizens.
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Allowing discrimination in health services is demeaning to lesbian couples and brands them unfairly as second class citizens. 2.
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There are three ways a one-state solution could work: one would be a secular, democratic state that respects the rights of all citizens; the second would be a Jewish-dominated apartheid state with Arabs as second-class citizens; and third is an Arab-dominated apartheid state with Jews as second-class citizens.
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Second-class citizens, like those putting together iPhones at Pegatron and formerly at Foxconn, are exactly the reason Apple thrives.
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And so, they have no incentive to upgrade their second-class lines, and certainly no incentive to charge people less.
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People who aren't software engineers, including those in sales, can often feel like second-class citizens, according to former employees.
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The Neighbors 2 star also stopped by a second class, saying the visit helped remind him what's important in life.
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Even then, Chrome would always be a second-class citizen to Edge — just as it is to Safari on iPhones.
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We covered Yellow's inaugural batch back in September; now we've got the full rundown on Snap's second class of bets.
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Petty Officer Second Class Matthew G. Kantor, 22, braved machine-gun fire to protect his teammates and was mortally wounded.
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Now Android owners have direct confirmation that they're second-class Snapchat users, and Snap recognizes there's work to be done.
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Alien immigrants get stranded in Johannesburg and are treated as second class citizens, living in squalor and poverty in ghettos.
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Driving the news: Harris spoke from personal experience: She was in the second class to integrate schools in Berkeley, Calif.
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It was a subtle cue from the app that older photos and videos are considered second-class citizens inside Snapchat.
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As we come to find out through the Hawthorne School's leadership, men are "second class citizens" in the magical realm.
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Many Shi'ites say they are deprived of jobs and treated as second class citizens in the country of 1.5 million.
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Women have a second-class status in the legal system, and need permission from men to work, marry, or travel.
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Those policies tore apart families, devastated futures and relegated communities, including immigrants and people of color, to second-class citizenship.
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Under China's hukou (household registration) system, rural migrants who work in top-tier cities are treated as second-class citizens.
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Many of India's Muslims fear that the court's decision will relegate them to second-class citizenship and empower Hindu extremists.
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Now in Erdoğan's Turkey, Turkey treats people who don't want to wear religion on their sleeve as second-class citizens.
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Israeli law grants them full equal rights, but many say they face discrimination and are treated as second-class citizens.
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Munoz was also grilled over what some employees described as the "second-class citizen" treatment of workers attempting to unionize.
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At Dartmouth, she was in the second class of women to graduate, one of just 200 women among 20073,000 men.
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Women have traditionally been treated like second class citizens and it will take years for the effects to go away.
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In the military, Mr. von Ribbentrop was wounded several times and awarded the Iron Cross, Second Class, among other honors.
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No matter how light his skin or how green his eyes, America regularly reminds him of his second-class status.
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Though they were eventually given passes, it contributed to Mr. Jain's sense of being a second-class citizen at Harvard.
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But others were skeptical of the vote, claiming that an independent Kurdistan would turn non-Kurds into second-class citizens.
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"The way Google uses its contractors is wrong, it's as if they are a second class of citizens," Spiers says.
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The hero of the night, however, would be Boatswain's Mate Second Class Bobby Don Carver, the crew's leading petty officer.
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It also came at a time when Muslims increasingly see themselves as second-class citizens in the predominantly Hindu country.
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And so I find it incomprehensible in those parts of the world where women are regarded as second-class citizens.
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For years, Puerto Rico's second-class status as a territory of the United States has exacerbated the island's humanitarian crisis.
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"Kurds in Turkey don't want to be seen as second-class citizens," Muhammad Zareei, an Iranian-Kurd told VICE News.
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It takes two to be married, yet women are still being treated like second-class citizens in their own homes.
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We have decided not to take part in the competition because we are being treated as a second-class product.
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"[Within the] court system, I was treated like I was guilty until proven innocent, like a second-class citizen," he claimed.
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Read more by Jason Rezaian: Trump's policies are turning Iranian Americans into second-class citizens What is Iran's Evin Prison like?
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"When I become president, the days of treating Israel like a second-class citizen will end on day one," Trump said.
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They are treated like second-class citizens, and are forbidden from having children with kosidàn, Adeyemi's term for non-maji citizens.
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The "hairies," played by Indigenous Australian actors, are treated as second-class citizens and are housed in a heavily policed zone.
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Patients often get a "second-class experience" compared with physical health treatment, says Paul Farmer, the boss of Mind, a charity.
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At least Snapchat surrounds old content with a white border and timestamp to make it clear these are second-class snaps.
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Although the Arab minority has full equal rights, many say their communities face discrimination and are treated as second-class citizens.
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For far too long, we have lived with the discomfort of living as second class citizens and I'm tired of it.
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But there's also no excuse for the second-class status of African Americans in most of the rest of the country.
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Our government is responsible for the hate against foreigners, because many Austrians feel like second-class citizens in their own country.
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It's the second class action of its kind after another such action by former RCMP constable Janet Merlo five years ago.
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We cannot be left behind in a corner of the UK and on the island of Ireland as second-class citizens.
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They say that it's part of their corporate values, yet they support politicians who treat L.G.B.T. Americans as second-class citizens.
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The overwhelming majority of them are young Muslim men for whom women and followers of other faiths are second-class citizens.
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In the suit, Calixto said he learned he was being kicked out soon after he was promoted to private second class.
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He entered the Nascar Hall of Fame in Charlotte, N.C., in 2011 as a member of its second class of inductees.
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Yet video games remain something of a second-class cultural medium, even as geek culture has otherwise ascended into the mainstream.
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In a twist, she concludes that it won't because the fae "are nothing like us" and deserve their second-class status.
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They think Christians should "know their place" as second-class citizens, and if they do not, they should pay a price.
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Some members of the minority religious group in India increasingly see themselves as second-class citizens in the predominantly Hindu country.
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In Thomas's view, the court's disinterest has emboldened lower courts to treat the protections of the Second Amendment as second class.
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A few have even returned to the North, complaining that they had been treated like second-class citizens in the South.
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Board of Education that was a sly, prosecutorial pincer on Senate Republicans for giving "second-class treatment" to President Barack Obama.
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President Obama promised that we would be safe, that the trans children of America would not be treated as second class.
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In typical fashion, Mr. Basuki denounced Mr. Jaya as having a "second-class brain," when the letter was published in 2015.
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Indeed, the current copyright system is treated as a second-class "basement operation" within the bowels of the Library of Congress.
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To do that would effectively strip Congress of its oversight powers and render it an ancillary, second-class branch of government.
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Asscher defended the rights of law-abiding Muslims to not be treated as second-class citizens or insulted for wearing headscarves.
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Austin we will never be a first-class city if we keep treating our communities of color like second-class citizens.
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I don't see urban Indians as second class citizens, or reserve Indians as the epitome of all that is truly red.
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More affluent families can find their way to a well-funded school — but that leaves everyone else with a second-class education.
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And they share the ride as second-class citizens, stuffed in among the more substantial payloads those rockets are actually meant for.
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Without that deep integration, it'll be hard for third-party developers to maintain a following and sell people on second-class features.
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SECOND-CLASS EUROPEANS The issue of wage disparity is a highly charged one that is pervading society and politics across the region.
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It puts Tubman on the money, but seemingly as a second-class citizen compared to the white men celebrated on other notes.
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It's not going to open in America first, then filter through the rest of the world like they were second-class citizens.
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We covered Yellow's inaugural batch back in September; now TechCrunch's Lucas Matney has the full rundown on Snap's second class of bets.
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Currently, one of those causes is that the laws that treat women around the world like "second class citizens" need to change.
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One: Android is still a second-class citizen when it comes to gaming, and two: smartphones are in a ridiculously boring place.
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How could a young teen possibly navigate a world such as this, one predisposed to treating her as a second-class citizen?
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She sought happiness in notions of "freedom," particularly as women struggled to distinguish themselves as individuals, not second-class citizens to men.
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Lebanese law heavily favors the father in custody cases, and, despite the country's progressive reputation, Lebanese women are still second-class citizens.
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This treatment as second-class (at best) citizens of the United States deeply impacts the Puerto Rican psyche, with long term effects.
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Then, as a missionary wife, it was she who had been silent and second-class, reduced to making the refreshments at meetings.
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Although Puerto Ricans have their U.S. citizenship, granted by law (Jones Act of 220006), Washington still threats us like second class citizens.
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Once approved by your GP, your medicine is dispatched by second-class post and you pay the standard NHS charge if applicable.
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When Congress passed a landmark foster care law bill earlier this year, they enshrined this second-class status on relative caregivers nationwide.
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We will not be left behind in a corner of the UK and on the island of Ireland as second-class citizens.
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" That's what the kids are going to feel, this sense of relief that, "Oh my God, I'm not a second-class citizen.
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Beesley was a survivor from the second class, and wrote a memoir about his experience entitled "The Loss of the SS Titanic."
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Druze leaders say the nation-state law makes them feel like second-class citizens because it doesn't mention equality or minority rights.
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Both the insult of second-class status and the injury of uncertainty are the ugly legal legacies of 19th century American expansionism.
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The memory is still with us, and I can't imagine any Central European prime minister would agree to reinstate second-class citizenship.
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Items from the kids' menu aren't second-class afterthoughts: a hamburger came perfectly grilled, on a butter-soaked, grill-striped brioche bun.
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And when any part of our family begins to feel separate or second class, it tears at the heart of our nation.
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In other words, a feminist is any person who is not a bigot, since bigots think some people are second-class citizens.
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To understand why the "second-class right" meme is suddenly penetrating the judicial conversation, we have to begin with Justice Clarence Thomas.
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But even when Hispanic children are American citizens, they have to live their lives demonstrating that they are not second-class citizens.
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I was unfamiliar with the notion that black people were second class citizens to those still gripped by memories of Jim Crow.
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"President Trump has never considered L.G.B.T. Americans second-class citizens and has opposed discrimination of any kind against them," Mr. Deere said.
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" They admonished the Treasury secretary, saying: " Could there be a better metaphor for second-class status that continues to limit our girls?
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Kaepernick is a black man in America protesting the second-class status endured by so many black people in the United States.
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The brunt of many classical music in-jokes, the viola has long been relegated to second-class citizen of the string section.
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"And now to be treated as a second-class citizen?" said Mr. Qatabi, 37, who works for the Center for Constitutional Rights.
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The second class of mentors and mentees, which will start the one-year program later this week, will include 200 total participants.
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"Wisconsin treats its transgender Medicaid beneficiaries as second-class citizens and their transition-related health-care needs as 'unnecessary,' " the claim reads.
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During a ceremony streamed live on Facebook on Wednesday, the yellow Labrador was appointed to the rank of hospital corpsman second class.
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They say the law and a proposed National Register of Citizens (NRC) could be used to reduce Muslims to second-class citizens.
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And you know there was a little girl in California, who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools.
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Nick, a Navy petty officer second class stationed at Tinker, worried their baby daughter might lose a finger in the jagged flooring.
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And many Puerto Ricans want to know if the next president is fine with the current second-class status of the island.
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Under current laws, first class pyschotropic drugs are banned from sale to retail customers, and second class products cannot be sold to minors.
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I think it's important to recognize that second-class citizenship in a place might be better than third-class citizenship on the outside.
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Despite stringent laws and repeated protests, the scourge has continued in the country, where women are still often relegated to second-class citizenship.
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The feeling that harassment complaints weren't taken seriously could make female employees feel like second-class citizens at NPR, the midlevel employee said.
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"Folks of color get second-class treatment and that needs to go," Walker told Racked in an interview when the company first launched.
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In Belgium, 24,211 German-speaking inhabitants have their language fully recognised, whereas 24m Catalan-speakers continue to be treated like second-class citizens.
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"You have it easier if you start from the beginning so you don't introduce the idea of a second-class citizen," Murph said.
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Out went the ministerial limousine, neckties and French bureaucratese; in came second-class train travel, sweatshirts and irritating Franglais terms like "un helper".
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It refers to the second-class but still protected status which traditional Muslim empires offered to non-Muslim, especially Christian and Jewish, subjects.
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The tweet included a video of a speech Omar gave last month discussing her views that Muslims are treated as second-class citizens.
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When laws are written based on prejudicial interpretations of the Bible, it reinforces many Christians' view of queer people as second-class citizens.
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The "wall in the mind" still makes many former East Germans feel like second-class citizens, their achievements unacknowledged in the united country.
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Given this second-class treatment, the demands outlined in the letter on Tuesday can best be boiled down to improvements around human decency.
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" A longtime advocate for decriminalizing marijuana, Nadler said that despite the legalization in several states, those with convictions still face "second-class citizenship.
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"Treating India's migrant workers like second class citizens is completely unacceptable," Rahul Gandhi, leader of the opposition Congress party, said in a tweet.
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Wherever second-class citizens—that is, Chinese—lacked transport, housing, education, fair wages or a voice, she would be there, on their side.
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Section 14(c) creates a second class of citizens, based solely on disability, that are unable to experience the benefits of that dream.
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Over nine days, watching from comfortable second-class seats as the countryside changed from birch forests to olive groves, we had done both.
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"When the European privacy law takes effect, the American people are going to wonder why they are getting second-class privacy protections," Sen.
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It is the humiliation and shame of feeling that they regarded you as second class, because that is what the pay gap means.
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In a February 1965 speech in Rochester, Malcolm X reframed the strategy for addressing the persecution and second-class citizenship of black Americans.
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Advocacy groups say that employers and the government routinely treat the workers like second-class citizens and that they are vulnerable to abuse.
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More than 70 million people now have criminal records that authorize legal discrimination against them, relegating them to a permanent second-class status.
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At 263, a handsome and strapping young man, Mr. Bush did enlist, as a seaman second class in the Navy's flight training program.
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City of Chicago, "to treat the right recognized in Heller as a second-class right," which he said the court would not do.
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This is yet another injustice the people of Puerto Rico have to face as the United States treats them as second-class citizens.
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Ambitious junior members were tired of a committee seniority system that kept them in second-class status and marginalized their ambitious policy ideas.
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He received a Master of Arts in English language and literature, with second class honors, from the University of St. Andrews in Scotland.
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An independent Kurdish state would empower these warriors in a part of the world where women and girls are typically second-class citizens.
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"There's almost a sense that they are second-class citizens in their own country," said Benedict Rogers, the organization's East Asia team leader.
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In Saudi Arabia, the second-class status of women underlies the legitimacy of the monarchy as a custodian of religious and tribal values.
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Over time, as this disparity has fed into Muslims' sense of being second class, the issue of labeling terrorism has grown more charged.
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In reality, they turned voice calls into a buggy, second-class service plagued with dropped connections, poor reception and epidemic levels of spam.
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Vegans wrote to Tibbott, thanking him for inventing a product that allowed them to no longer feel like second-class citizens at Thanksgiving.
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The Commission also set reasonable minimum standards so that low-income consumers are not relegated to a second class tier of Internet service.
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In recent months, we've heard an outpouring of firsthand accounts about what life as a second-class citizen in this country is like.
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None of those heroic efforts by black troops, nor countless others, changed their second-class status during the war — or in its aftermath.
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PETTY OFFICER SECOND CLASS RYAN LOHREY The only sailor aboard the flight, the Navy corpsman enlisted after finishing high school in Middletown, Ind.
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That has left them no happier with the Shi'ite-led government in Baghdad they long accused of treating them like second-class citizens.
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References to African Americans as apes and monkeys have long been invoked to dehumanize them and justify their treatment as second-class citizens.
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Grief is bad enough without being reminded that your loved one is seen by some others as some sort of second-class human being.
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Aboriginals were mentioned in the constitution only to make clear they were second-class citizens (one clause stated that census-takers should ignore them).
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Gun rights activists and conservative legal scholars frequently argue that regulations on firearms seek to interpret the 2nd Amendment as a "second-class" right.
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This lengthy, sordid affair not only tainted the Maori team, but also underlined the second-class status of Maori in New Zealand's rugby hierarchy.
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After enduring years of oppression in a male-dominated society and being treated as a second-class citizen for her Asian roots, Medea escapes.
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"We're one American family, and when any part of our family feels second-class...it tears at the fabric of our nation," Obama said.
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Censorship was inevitable, starting in the 1950s, when Hefner successfully sued to prevent the U.S. Postal Service from denying him second-class mailing status.
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While no formal system of segregation was ever in place, informal and institutional bias in housing and employment effectively made Catholics second-class citizens.
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A government report on the state of German unity last month cited a survey showing 57% of east Germans felt like second-class citizens.
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" After the arguments, Mullins told reporters the couple's snub by Phillips made them feel mortified and humiliated, like "second-class citizens in our society.
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The site is announcing its second class of its Emerging Designers program, which introduces and nurtures up-and-coming names new to the industry.
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Meanwhile, their people in Puerto Rico are being treated like second-class citizens, denied of basic resources after a natural disaster destroyed their homes.
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"It cannot be that German clients are treated as second class clients," said Julius Reiter, a lawyer with Duesseldorf-based firm Baum Reiter & Collegen.
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Sometimes the classes were "overbooked," he said, and there would be a second class of 30 students and their teacher sharing the same space.
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Though they fear Brexit, eastern European governments do not want a precedent of their people being treated as second-class citizens in western Europe.
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Poland's nationalist government has led protests against a "multispeed Europe", which it fears would consign the poor ex-communist east to second-class status.
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He is a migrant worker and the son of two migrants, so he has always been a second-class citizen in his own country.
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" After the arguments, Mullins told reporters the couple's snub by Phillips made them feel mortified and humiliated, like "second-class citizens in our society.
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Staffers in the Obama East Wing were sometimes the last to know about the President's schedule and could be treated like second-class citizens.
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In brief, DACA recipients can stay, and even become citizens — or they can be second-class persons and it can be the Democrats fault.
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Democrats and activists have rejected that formula in the past, fearing that arrangement would create a group of second-class citizens without voting rights.
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"They've had to endure second-class citizenship under the offices of US Soccer for many years," Nichols told the Guardian before this week's events.
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He has refused to consider any possibility of women's ordination to the priesthood, consigning us to second-class status, thus ensuring the status quo.
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At the time of the film I didn't really understand a lot about racism and the fact that I was a second-class person.
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"Maybe the Spanish speaker in me felt relegated to second-class-citizen status after adopting English as the language for my poetry," she said.
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Mahdi Ahmed Hamza, 49, a school headmaster, said he had always felt like a second-class citizen, barely tolerated by Iraqi Arabs outside Kurdistan.
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Few things have encapsulated the Eastern European anxiety about becoming second-class citizens as explicitly as the recent scandal around "double standards" for food.
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Right-wing populists, by contrast, insinuate that some people do not belong at all, or should be treated at best as second-class citizens.
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This is especially true for immigrants who have been made to feel they are second-class citizens in an increasingly hyper-partisan political environment.
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Rossello also repeated his call for the federal government to stop treating Puerto Ricans as "second-class U.S. citizens" in terms of disaster relief.
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A ruling in favor of Mr. Phillips, they said, would mark the marriages of gay couples as second-class unions unworthy of legal protection.
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A liberalism that rejects identity politics is a liberalism for the powerful, one that relegates the interests of marginalized groups to second-class status.
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The crew members were taken to a hospital and were in stable condition, said Petty Officer Second Class Melissa McKenzie of the 17th District.
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But many in Romania and Bulgaria, which both joined the European Union in 2007, feel that they remain under probation, as second-class citizens.
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Because America treated its black people as second-class citizens, the champ said he'd stand his ground by refusing to serve in its Army.
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" Mr. Roof said he hoped his attack would agitate race relations and awaken white Americans to the notion that they are "second-class citizens.
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The disease is the second-class nature of a U.S. citizenship that deprives these citizens of any right to vote at the federal level.
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He must serve as an advocate for his constituents to a President with a demonstrated record of treating Puerto Ricans as second-class citizens.
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"When the law doesn't provide recourse for that kind of discrimination, people are left out in the cold as second-class citizens," he said.
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Trump must be aware that Puerto Ricans are citizens of the United States, even though they have always been treated as second-class citizens.
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I suspect it's no accident that these crimes emerged in denominations that do not ordain women and that relegate them to second-class status.
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Domestic workers in the US are taking advantage of the Roma buzz to raise awareness about their second-class status in the US workforce.
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Google's temporary workers have grown increasingly frustrated with what they view as their second-class status, and last month, that frustration turned to outrage.
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And, arguably, if people are treated as second-class citizens in any part of the world, then it's kind of hard to accomplish that objective.
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"I don't like sharing images of me being handled like a second-class citizen by public servants whose salaries we pay taxes for," he explained.
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But such declarations by Sinai tribes — which accuse the Cairo government of treating them like second-class citizens — have in the past produced limited results.
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Still, Saudi Arabia is a country that treats women as second-class citizens, that is committing severe war crimes in Yemen, and that beheads prisoners.
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It is at the heart of a perception among Poles, Slovaks, Czechs and Hungarians that they are seen by Western Europe as second-class Europeans.
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"When I become President, the days of treating Israel like a second-class citizen will end on Day One," Trump said to a cheering crowd.
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I have some fundamental issues with the $200 Sonos One, which sounds great, but often feels like a second-class citizen in the Alexa universe.
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And, to count as properly Chinese you have in practice to belong to the Han people: everyone else is a second-class citizen (see Briefing).
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And even if the BJP's Muslim-baiting does not ignite any more full-scale pogroms, it still leaves 175m Indians feeling like second-class citizens.
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Ever since Facebook launched Facebook Live, its own streaming video service, Periscope, whether in fact or perception, has been relegated to second-class citizen status.
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Puerto Rico does not have voting rights or representation in Congress, and Puerto Ricans have been treated as second-class citizens for far too long.
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But many states in North Africa and South Asia continue to treat women as second class citizens when it comes to land ownership, she said.
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Frank, who was an outsider and white, showed one aspect of a social order in which African Americans were both segregated and second-class citizens.
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And they create a dangerous social divide: the 250m or so who have already moved into urban areas are often treated as second-class citizens.
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If you happened to come from a family considered to be anything other than "red," then you were doomed to second-class citizenship for life.
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In part that's because it's positioned as a second-class experience — a tab within an email app, rather than a fully featured experience unto itself.
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Today, they have a well-intentioned reluctance to admit the existence of an ethnic mainstream, which could imply that other groups are second-class citizens.
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Yet why should such Britons, many of whom have paid into the welfare state for decades before moving abroad, be treated as second-class citizens?
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Rights groups say the arrangement turns women into second-class citizens, depriving them of social and economic freedoms and making them more vulnerable to violence.
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But many of its residents are impoverished and continue to be regarded as second-class citizens because of their association with the trash, he said.
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Ahead of the Games they travelled in second-class carriages, slept on wooden benches, and undertook a tour of Spain to pay for their meals.
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Initially, many Sunni residents of Mosul, angered at what they perceived as second-class treatment from the Shiite-led government in Baghdad, welcomed the militants.
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And yet hardly anyone seemed to be on the train — in fact, at one point I was the only person in the second-class carriage.
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But labor representatives accuse employers of abusing the system, creating a cohort of second-class workers living from one six-month contract to the next.
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But the cured, once released, become second-class citizens, barely employable and shunned by their families, who still remember their actions when they were monsters.
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But many cities impose strict rules on who qualifies for benefits like education and health care, in effect treating rural migrants as second-class citizens.
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He set out to argue on behalf of films like "The Host," whose genre trappings he felt had automatically consigned them to second-class status.
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Women have been under the heel of myriad displays of power at its worst, millenniums of implicit and explicit bias, objectification and second-class citizenship.
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For the current governing party, that amounts to second-class citizenship for people with a long history of participation in the United States armed forces.
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He earned global acclaim for bringing indigenous people into the political mainstream in a country where they had long been treated as second-class citizens.
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Bringing Syrian immigrants to his remote German village, where the anti-immigrant far right is popular and many locals already feel like second-class citizens?
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Pervasive gender discrimination means that girls are marginalized, treated as second-class citizens within their communities and viewed as an economic burden by their families.
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Missouri argued, in essence, for treating religious groups as second-class citizens, and in the process, it advocated for less-safe play spaces for kids.
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Would Congress allow nearly 800,000 young immigrants we affectionately call DREAMers to stay and thrive, or subject them to permanent second class status and deportation?
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However, this change still relegates LGBT Mormons to a second-class status within the church, one that is deemed inherently "unworthy" of full church participation.
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Poland is determined to block what it fears may be plans to relegate the ex-communist east to second-class membership by the western powers.
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"Women are still treated as second class citizens in their own country," Vanessa O'Sullivan who is helping organize the march in Dublin told VICE News.
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And when any part of our family starts to feel separate, or second-class, or targeted, it tears at the very fabric of our nation.
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When you slow sections of the internet, you're telling people that some ideas and sexualities and identities are second-class, and you bring that shame back.
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The commission is part of Ricardo Rosselló's campaign promise to bring awareness around "second-class citizenship" in Puerto Rico, which has now intensified after Hurricane Maria.
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Julius, radioman second class like his brother, is being buried with full military honors at the cemetery, an immaculate field of crosses and stars of David.
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Their holdings of the second class of bonds would offer the hope of further recovering their losses if the Puerto Rican economy eventually recovers and flourishes.
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There's also the matter of preferential treatment: Will other teams and players be treated as second-class citizens for not getting in on the ground floor?
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The real rulers are secreted in the second-class carriages but are obeyed because of the splendour of the waxwork rulers in the first-class carriages.
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Aramco could choose a second-class "standard" London listing with fewer restrictions but that is hardly suitable for what may become the world's most valuable company.
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She believes that had he not died as a second-class temp worker, his family might have been in a better position to sustain the loss.
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Still, many Christians may expect Francis to raise the issue of their rights in Muslim-majority countries, where they are often treated as second-class citizens.
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The point is that even though we were Putin's pubic hair away from having a female president, in many ways, women are still second-class citizens.
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As minorities within the countries that they live in, they are ostracized from society, deemed second-class citizens, and have access to few rights and opportunities.
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Having felt like second-class citizens in a reunified Germany since 1990, many Mecklenburgers, rationally or not, feared they would become aliens in their own country.
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We might listen to and lament the horrific stories being shared, and also wonder: Whom, exactly, are we reminding that women are treated as second class?
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It would need unanimous agreement, including from places like Poland, Romania and the Baltic trio that would hardly welcome their citizens being treated as second-class.
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Black and Hispanic tech workers have some of the same complaints: pay disparities, lack of respect, and generally being treated as second-class citizens in tech.
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There is a second class of black holes that are much more massive and are found at the center of galaxies, like our own Milky Way.
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Developments include the possibility that Poland will be treated as "a second-class country" where "a radical element feels encouraged by the government," Mr. Gleichgewicht said.
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At the same time, it represents the relationship between the body as female and as a second class citizen, with all the negative consequences this entails.
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In the 20th century, Turkey was a country that treated people such as Erdogan, who wanted to wear religion on their sleeve, as second-class citizens.
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Melissa says it's been an emotional and stressful eight weeks, where she was often made to feel like a second-class citizen in her own country.
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Half of the participants in the first Gastromotiva class had jobs at graduation, and the employment rate increased to nearly 90 percent during the second class.
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But that shame — over "being viewed as second-class citizens," Mr. Kennedy said — has converted into a defiance that the party doesn't yet seem to grasp.
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It said gender harassment, "verbal and nonverbal behaviors that convey hostility, objectification, exclusion or second-class status," was by far the most common type women experienced.
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"These workers are always the second-class citizens of the airlines in the sense that they use contracting as a way to cut costs," Hill said.
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According to Orban, Hungary belongs to the Christian, white, Magyar nation, which implicitly turns the likes of national minorities, Roma and Jews into second-class citizens.
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Indigenous Australians also suffer disproportionate levels of poverty, addiction and unemployment in what they say is a racist society that dismisses them as second-class citizens.
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Aramco could choose a second-class "standard" London listing with fewer restrictions, but that is hardly suitable for what may become the world's most valuable company.
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But now that sense of resentment — of being treated as second-class citizens by more prosperous neighbors — is reaching even into the region's refrigerators and cupboards.
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Depending on the time, high-speed fares range from $15 to $24 for a second-class ticket and $25 to $38 for a first-class ticket.
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A rabbi who traveled with and treated women as spiritual equals was unusual for a time when they were treated like second-class citizens, says Zazueta.
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These consequences are exacerbated when the sudden death of a beloved one is grounded in the second-class citizenship and racial devaluation of people of color.
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For black families, this meant their country engineered for them a second-class experience — one that put them in poor, segregated ghettos and poor, segregated schools.
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More than a third of Beijing's nearly 22 million residents are now rural migrants, many of whom express anger at being treated like second-class citizens.
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These companies apply further downward price pressure on music as the digital economy in which they are second-class citizens applies downward price pressure on them.
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I kind of reflected back on my entire life, you know, walking down those aisles, being relegated to the second-class shopping experience, and being frustrated.
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The Kardashian's Dash store refuses to do business with the blind ... treating them as second-class citizens ... so claims a blind man who's suing the joint.
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The suit says that female colleagues were treated like "second class citizens" in corporate conversations, and that a manager would repeatedly make comments about the plaintiff's body.
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" Stevens continues: "I remember standing with Charles nearby as he remarked about his second-class appeal whenever he and Diana were in joint attendance at similar events.
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If we were to follow his philosophy, where would women and blacks be today: still treated as the second-class citizens and slaves of our founding fathers?
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The company launched back in December, and now it's joining as the "anchor startup" for the second class at MetaProp NYC, an accelerator for real estate startups.
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Try doing it when every day you're reminded of the fact you're a second-class citizen and that people do, in fact, hate you just for existing.
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But I don't see any reason to hurt you or to discriminate you or make you feel bad or make you feel like a second-class citizen.
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There was a little girl in California who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools and she was bused to school every day.
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They are fretting about fragmentation: Europe's north is peeling away from its south; easterners feel like second-class citizens; outside powers are trying to divide and rule.
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And so, part of what I wanna do — we wanna do it at Uber — is to think about the independent workers not being a second-class citizen.
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Now, Rosselló and his allies are hoping that the post-hurricane media attention has raised enough awareness of the "second-class" status of Americans in Puerto Rico.
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Sessions's language was pretty strong — suggesting that Christians are second-class citizens in the US. Do you think that kind of language connects with a significant constituency?
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They could cast spells and manipulate the laws of physics at will, but these men were not happy about being "second class citizens" to more powerful witches.
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Still, there's a lot that you can do in life with a second-class arts degree and a lifelong allergy to mental arithmetic—like becoming a pothead.
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Three, it's long past time for the church to end outright discrimination, to stop treating women like second-class citizens, and to welcome women to the priesthood.
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To do otherwise only reinforces the second-class status we relegate upon many people in this country and therefore stalls our efforts toward equal justice for all.
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In 23, Agarwal wrote "A Field of One's Own," arguing that landlessness is the single most important factor in the second-class citizenship of women in India.
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Also, it should go without saying: Trans people are not second-class citizens, and legislation like this sure makes it look like the U.S. thinks they are.
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Smaller competitors that can't pay for this special treatment would be relegated to second-class status on the internet, a daunting prospect for operations on a budget.
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" Congressman Blumenauer says 2/3 Americans have legal access to medical marijuana -- so to ban NBA and NFL players is basically treating them like "second class citizens.
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LONDON — The anonymous letters arrived this weekend in plain white envelopes with second-class stamps, and were sent to people in at least six communities in England.
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Last year he enacted the Nation-State Law, which legalized certain forms of racial discrimination and officially transformed the Arab population in Israel into second-class citizens.
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Shoshana Dweck, an executive with the Association of Reform Zionists of America, urged him to consider how demeaning it felt to be relegated to second-class citizenship.
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"These were the first Americans and they have been getting second-class health care, if any at all," said Byron Dorgan, a former senator from North Dakota.
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Mr. Kwon says he has grown disillusioned with life in the capitalist South, where he says North Korean defectors like him are treated like second-class citizens.
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There were several second-class cabins, which could fit up to six people in the same space as the maximum two people my cabin was designed for.
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Bereft of language, status and self in a foreign land, Unnikrishnan's characters radiate desperation and desire as they perform backbreaking work and cope with second-class citizenship.
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Women and girls in India face the biggest threat from traffickers because they are still widely considered to be sexual objects and second-class citizens, campaigners said.
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But it does say that a legislature can't use levers of state power to try to artificially (and) durably relegate one political party to second-class status.
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T.I. led a big group of demonstrators in a protest against Houston's Restaurant in Buckhead, outside Atlanta, claiming the joint treats African Americans like second class citizens.
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So Mr. Cameron's ideas have stoked fears among East European nations, which have many workers in Britain, that their citizens will effectively be demoted to second-class status.
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I think it's unacceptable to host a WOMEN'S World Championship in a place where women do not have basic fundamental rights and are treated as second-class citizens.
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"Everyone has seen not only on a theory level, but on a pragmatic level, what it means to be a second-class citizen," Rosselló said on Jan. 10.
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This ban is a blueprint for ridding the United States of Muslims and turning the remaining Muslim population into second-class citizens -- if it is allowed to stand.
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"President Trump has never considered LGBT Americans second-class citizens and has opposed discrimination of any kind against them," White House spokesman Judd Deere said in a statement.
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And there was a little girl in California who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools and she was bussed to school every day.
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Nor should there be a stigma of second-class status for those outside the core: after all, they include Denmark and Sweden, two of Europe's most successful countries.
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Special Operator 1st Class Aaron Howard also will be reduced to petty officer second class and forfeit $500 from his pay for three months, Baker told Navy Times.
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GEENA DAVIS: WOMEN ARE PORTRAYED AS 'VIRTUALLY SECOND-CLASS CITIZENS' "I drank five martinis and wound up naked in her closet, I'm dead serious," Lawrence told the audience.
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"You know, there was a little girl in California, who was a part of the second class to integrate her public schools," she said, looking directly at Biden.
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Facebook could charge a higher premium and offer additional features, though that would open it up to criticism of making non-subscribers second-class citizens with less functionality.
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A fresh approach is necessary, both in security terms and in its recognition of religious minorities as truly equals -- not second-class citizens to apologize to and comfort.
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But these two elements of the past — norms of bipartisan civility and elite consensus, and violently enforced second-class status for women, people of color, LGBT people, etc.
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In Saudi Arabia, women are second-class citizens, the report continues; they cannot drive and must have a male guardian's permission to marry, travel, or even exit prison.
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While the Health and Human Services Administration was churning out ACA-related regulation after regulation, Americans in mental health and addiction crisis were treated as second-class citizens.
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According to Olympic medalist Debbie Meyer, women were considered "second-class" athletes who lacked the strength of their male counterparts and would be unable to handle longer distances.
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"We are ready to make corrections ... provided however we do not yield from the basic principle that we cannot have second-class citizens," said Labour Minister Georgios Katrougalos.
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Suad Abu-Dayyeh, Middle-East consultant for women's rights group Equality Now, said Saudi women were treated as minors and second-class citizens because of the guardianship system.
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For me it's a system of control, and it's a control that if I choose to play, then I have basically chosen to be a second-class citizen.
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Women in this supposedly greatest nation in the world are currently second-class citizens at best, and we need to let it be known vocally this is unacceptable.
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The right to an income would encourage rich-world governments either to shut the doors to immigrants, or to create second-class citizenries without access to state support.
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He empowered an entire class of people who had historically been treated as second-class citizens, and gave them a sense that they mattered in the country's affairs.
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At a Council on American-Islamic Relations event in March, Omar had said she was "tired" of being treated as a "second-class" American because she was Muslim.
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As a result, property rights were relegated to second-class status, and property owners often faced unfair procedural hurdles even to get their claims heard in state court.
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"We will not solve education or housing or public accommodations as long as millions of Negroes are treated as second-class economic citizens and denied jobs," he said.
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Not doing the same for Puerto Rico meant the president was treating islanders as "second-class" citizens: The aftermath of Hurricane Maria is an even more urgent emergency.
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The chimp is a macaque monkey, which is a second-class protected animal species in China, and lives at the nature park on Yuntai Mountain in Henan, China.
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Athletes like Muhammad Ali, and Tommie Smith and John Carlos, have used their platforms in the past to protest how African Americans are treated like second-class citizens.
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A Republican legislator also floated a proposal that would expand the definition of "murder" — the second class of felonies left out of Amendment 4 — to include attempted murder.
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And it makes people who fall into those categories — no religion or other religion — feel like second-class citizens in the state of Arkansas, which they are not.
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And however the sanctions are advertised, they would inevitably reinforce the sense among many in the former Soviet bloc countries of being second-class citizens in the union.
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A public embittered by the West's treatment of its Eastern neighbors as second-class Europeans began rallying to populist demagogues who posed as defenders of authentic national identities.
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Its rigorous analysis of gender dynamics in literature and history revealed a deep-rooted pattern of male discrimination that pointed out women's conditioning to their second-class status.
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But they both rebel against a stubbornly patriarchal society that pushes them to the margins and expects them to be content with a half-invisible, second-class status.
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And there was a little girl in California who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools and she was bused to school every day.
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At 20 times the company's forecast revenue for 2018, SAP is paying up for Qualtrics, though control ought to merit a premium to second-class public-market shares.
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And yet, there are too many ways in which our current laws do treat service members like second-class citizens, often for no other reason than historical inertia.
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Her legacy at Columbia went beyond academics: It was grounded in a commitment to rectify the second-class treatment her mentor had received as a teacher at Oxford.
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Even if the Supreme Court had ruled unanimously against the baker, in fact, L.G.B.T.Q. Americans would still be considered second-class citizens in many aspects of civic life.
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The recently passed nation-state law has drawn the justifiable ire of many of Israel's non-Jewish law-abiding citizens, who say it makes them feel second class.
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"Unless art has no effect on those it portrays, the American Gay Boy and Lesbian must certainly view themselves, at least subconsciously, as second-class citizens," he wrote.
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A third of black men had felony records — due in large part to a racially biased, brutal drug war — and were relegated to a permanent second-class status.
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In Yemen, where Jews long have lived in second-class status with the threat of death by senior officials, all but a few Jews have fled the country.
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About that: She and her team reject labels like "urban" and "gossip site" that Ms. Brand said often relegates sites like The Jasmine Brand to "second-class" status.
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The protests against the new citizenship law have the air of a final cry to salvage our dignity before we are made second-class citizens, or worse, noncitizens.
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Somewhere between second-class status and full equality, there is a point at which women are expected to make their own way in the world, as men do.
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India: Protests erupted on Monday as lawmakers began debating a measure that critics say would allow the governing party to turn 200 million Muslims into second-class citizens.
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"This government wants to turn us into second-class citizens," he said, as several hundred protesters around him raised slogans, held up banners, and waved the Indian flag.
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The Pieper twins, both radiomen second class, are the 45th pair of brothers at the cemetery, three of them memorialized on the Walls of the Missing at the cemetery.
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"There was a little girl in California who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools and she was bussed to school every day," Harris said.
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What of the evidence that the plaintiffs (Jewish and atheist residents of the town) saw themselves treated as "second-class citizens" and felt coerced to join in the supplications?
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"There was a little girl in California who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools, and she was bused to school every day," Harris said.
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" José "Memo" González Mercado, a district representative for Arecibo, told BuzzFeed News, "The reality is that we are US citizens but Donald Trump treats us as second-class citizens.
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The manager said the gym would honor the 7 pricing if I signed up after my second class but I haven't been back since my neck was killing me.
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If these thoughts haunt them, they give no sign, but the question of their second-class citizenship — and the very nature of their souls —perpetually hangs in the air.
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"It's creating a two-tier system with second-class citizens, people who can be detained without access to a lawyer unless they're carrying a federal ID," the journalist said.
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Mr Johnson had learned that he had been summoned for a "viva"—he was on the borderline between a first- and second-class degree—and wanted some extra coaching.
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If L3 is the good guy, refusing to accept a status quo that sees her and her kind as second-class, then what or who is she up against?
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Ayesha Khan, a Quebec-born high-school science teacher who as an adult decided to wear a hijab, says the bill makes her feel like "a second-class citizen".
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It's no secret to cinephiles that women's stories have long been relegated to second-class status in Hollywood — either they're considered "niche," or they're simply not told at all.
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" When she wrote the instructor for the second class to ask about the test, he responded: "As to exam question, I have no clue how the final is run.
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"To people in these districts, English and Hindi are the languages of the elite, of those in power, whereas the local language is seen as second-class," Joshi said.
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Reflecting market reforms of the centrally planned economy in the socialist country, the new rail cars are split into first and second class, with the former boasting air conditioning.
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"There was a little girl in California who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools and she was bused to school every day," Harris added.
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The misery is all too present in how they are viewed as second class citizens, denied access to jobs and routinely treated with suspicion by police and neighbors alike.
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Passengers on a first-class car onboard China's Fuxing bullet train have spacious seats with charging ports and ample room to relax, compared with the train's second-class cars.
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"The nation-state law is tyranny by the majority and 'legally' turns us into second-class citizens," Arab legislator Ayman Odeh wrote on Twitter after the cabinet committee's decision.
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Trump represented a return to a not so friendly period of time when women were objects, minorities were second-class citizens, and diversity meant tokenism, not an actual meritocracy.
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"I'm distancing myself from the president because the president has treated the citizens of Puerto Rico as second-class citizens," said Nelson, touting an endorsement from Puerto Rico's governor.
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In fact, that will end up further burdening the American taxpayer, who was already fed up with a political system that sometimes makes them feel like second-class citizens.
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One risk of the program is that Uber might make users at lower tiers or who don't even qualify for Gold feel like second-class citizens of the app.
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Although Mr. Mohammed and most of his five siblings were born in Saudi Arabia and practice Islam, as ethnic Sudanese, they were treated as second-class citizens, he said.
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The Met has also been girding for the logistical challenges of checking proof of residence without segregating people in a separate line as if they were second-class visitors.
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The second class of images are of former Guantanamo inmates that Cornwall photographed in the countries where they have been resettled: Albania, Algeria, Egypt, France, Germany, Slovakia, and others.
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"There was a little girl in California who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools and she was bussed to school every day," she continued.
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"There was a little girl in California who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools, and she was bused to school every day," she said.
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" She continued: "There was a little girl in California who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools, and she was bused to school every day.
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Peter Callaghan argued that Egeli's rank should be reduced from first- to second-class constable for a year, a punishment that would entail about $9,500 [$7,200 USD] less pay.
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Like most of his fellow tenants, Mr. Si had come from elsewhere in China to find work in the capital, which often treats migrants virtually as second-class citizens.
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His government has worked to marginalize Arab citizens, implicitly slotting them into second-class citizenship by passing a bill formally defining Israel as a state for its Jewish citizens.
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"You can know your country thinks you're a second-class citizen, but when you actually go and face it, everything in your life kind of falls apart," she said.
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I told them I felt like an outsider and a second-class citizen in my own home — like I was a blight on an otherwise perfect family of three.
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Yes, we can tell people who perceive themselves as privileged to get used to the second-class treatment those poorer than them have been receiving for a long time.
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And though housing plays a role, decades-old educational policies have reinforced inequality and placed many low-income black and brown children on the road to second-class citizenship.
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She loved the United States; in Japan, she told him, female researchers were second class, expected to give up the microscope when a male—even an undergraduate—needed it.
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A second class of beliefs is inherently repugnant, not merely in their genesis (or their effects) but in their content; they convey sentiments toward people that nobody should have.
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LGBT Mississippians, in turn, were "put in a solitary class with respect to transactions and relations in both the private and governmental sphere" to symbolize their second-class status.
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Eric Foenander and his two friends are Singaporeans of Malay origin, but 993-year-old Foenander said they were treated like "second-class citizens" during an apartment hunt last year.
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Waves of migration For years, Ethiopian-Israelis have complained of being treated like second-class citizens -- black Jews in a white country -- unfairly targeted by police and facing systemic discrimination.
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"There was a little girl in California who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools, and she was bused to school every day," Harris told Biden.
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A. Eastern European nations, from which huge numbers of workers in Britain have come, are wary of welfare restrictions, fearing the new rules could give their citizens second-class status.
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A recent study by the DeZIM institute for research on integration found a third of 'Ossies' believe they are treated as second-class citizens, about the same proportion as Muslims.
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It's difficult not to notice that this rare female droid is basically the droid version of a feminist – fed up with her second-class status and fighting for equal rights.
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Early drafts had gone further in what critics at home and abroad saw as discrimination toward Arabs, who have long said they are treated in Israel as second-class citizens.
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They rallied against what they consider to be the second-class citizenship afforded to a US territory where about 163% of its more than 3 million residents live in poverty.
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" She rejects the idea that women are "second-class citizens," she said, especially when some can afford to take the day off and "call it their day without a woman.
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And you know, there was a little girl in California, who was a part of the second class to integrate her public school, and she was bused to school everyday.
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In March this year, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree giving Kerimov the state award "For Services to the Fatherland, second class" for his contribution to Russian parliamentary life.
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Isn't it time for MoMA to stop treating artists such as Draper, Roy DeCarava, Wifredo Lam, Norman Lewis, Ruth Asawa, and Alma Thomas as if they are second-class citizens?
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It's hard to square their love of those in the LBGTQ community with their embrace of laws and customs that would make gays, lesbians and transgender people second-class citizens.
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Tyrannical despots, vast quantities of narcotics, women seen as second-class citizens: it's hard to imagine how reporting on the war in Afghanistan could have prepared Kim Barker for Hollywood.
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Until 2002, when their votes propelled Mr Erdogan's Justice and Development (AK) party into power, Turkey's conservatives complained of being consigned to second-class status by the country's secular establishment.
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Still, Prince Mohammed's initiative suggests that broader reforms might be possible in a nation where women are second-class citizens, Shiites are disparaged and foreign workers have no real status.
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It would strip them of their citizenship, creating a permanent second-class of people within our borders, which is exactly what the drafters of the 14th Amendment did not want.
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"When I become President, the days of treating Israel like a second class citizen will end, on Day 1," Trump told the American Israel Public Affairs Committee conference last year.
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Bina Shah KARACHI, Pakistan — In Pakistan today, it's a sad reality that regressive societal attitudes toward women label us as commodities, second-class citizens and financial liabilities to our families.
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He believes that unless humans are enhanced with machine intelligence, we will hopelessly fall behind in the future, becoming second-class citizens and mere tools to serve our robot overlords.
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"I've always seen how it was created out of fear, and how it became a tool to dehumanize and treat Muslims as second-class citizens within this country," she said.
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Because if the government can take your life and no one is held responsible you are a second-class citizen, if not fully dehumanized in the eyes of the law.
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Women would no longer accept being treated as second class citizens by their sports, he said, and will demand a greater share of the overall wealth it generates going forward.
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Anyone who doubted that sexual abuse was central to the second-class status of women might consider what taking it seriously for once on a systemic basis has set off.
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Several of these people say the cuts are emblematic of a wider divide at the company, where the people doing the grunt work are often treated like second-class citizens.
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As much as I loved her, I judged her, until I realized that she did the best she could with what was handed to her, which was second-class citizenship.
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The Grenfell blaze came to symbolize inequality in one of London's wealthiest areas, Kensington and Chelsea, where those of more modest means had long felt treated as second-class citizens.
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But legitimacy will no doubt be some sort of relief to a man whose fine features have borne the strain of second-class status from the beginning of this story.
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At some events, female filmmakers sometimes seem to have been invited simply to check a box, a practice that, however well-intentioned, inevitably suggests that women are second-class talent.
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Her religious zeal has also caused concern among some Indigenous groups who associate Catholicism in politics with the former conservative governments that had long treated them as second-class citizens.
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For a global arena so technologically advanced, we're somehow still working overtime to tear down the same archaic systems that have long treated many of us like second-class citizens.
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As a private second class in the 16th Transport Regiment, my father boarded a troop transport in Ujina Harbor on October 3, 1938, and arrived in Shanghai on October 6th.
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However, the Taliban's fundamentalist interpretation of Islam treats women as second-class citizens, and including women in any attempts at talks could keep the militant group from the negotiating table.
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With the publication two years later of a second Adah novel, "Second-Class Citizen," critics in Britain and the United States hailed the arrival of an important new African writer.
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The annual report on 'the state of German unity' also cited a recent survey carried out for the government showing that 57% of east Germans felt like second-class citizens.
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"There was a little girl in California who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools and she was bused to school every day," Harris told Biden.
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Earlier this month, Ja Rule and Billy McFarland were also hit with a $100 million class-action lawsuit, as well as a second class-action suit for negligent misrepresentation and fraud.
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They would have accorded second-class status to gay marriage—in fact, they did not even use the word "marriage", speaking instead about "same-sex unions" and "same-sex family relationships".
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I head back to the studio, and I'm a little early for class, so I trawl IG for a bit before heading in to teach my second class for the day.
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"We feel like we're treated like second-class citizens, because they don't care as much about us as they do the men," Lloyd said in a segment on CBS This Morning.
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Various unions have also been an essential part of the Sanders mobilization, after many decades when they have felt like second-class citizens in a party that they helped to build.
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But the overarching risk where AI and automation technologies are concerned is that humans become second class citizens vs the tools that are being claimed to be here to help us.
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"All things considered, it is hard to come to any conclusion other than that the federal government sees the United States citizens who inhabit Puerto Rico as second class," Malloy added.
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