Providing Wi-Fi as a city utility can promote social equality.
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The workers see the vote as a steppingstone toward full social equality.
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And so I'm a person that believes in social equality in all ways.
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Broadly speaking, modern American liberalism is oriented around the ideal of social equality.
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I'm all for social equality, but this was not the way to do it.
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Who would have thought that aesthetic detachment could be a prescription for social equality?
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But the plans struggle to address a range of ethical and social equality issues.
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The price of safety, well-being, social equality and peace on earth is emotional numbness.
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For some, the fight for social equality is moving to a new battleground: the banking sector.
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Meanwhile, the progress toward social equality and collective prosperity promised in the peace accords never materialized.
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The plans struggle to address a range of ethical issues, and also matters of social equality.
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More broadly, it needs to promote social equality, especially gender equality, and a work-life balance.
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The principle of purpose is seen in the dance's themes of racism, gender and social equality.
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The first would be opposition to arbitrary power, and as a consequence, a commitment to social equality.
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Sirena Bergman is a writer and editor based in London focusing on politics, social equality, and lifestyle.
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That's why minimizing the likely impact of the Trump regime on social equality would be a mistake.
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These women sought what many women today seek: professional status, racial and social equality, and sexual freedom.
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The old show was able to sidestep questions of social equality as being too vulgar to ask.
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Pinera and lawmakers were going forward with proposed social equality reforms that some critics have described as cosmetic.
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Women were also less hawkish than men on defence, and more concerned about social equality and the environment.
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A pragmatic country can have a business-friendly environment alongside social equality, if it gets the balance right.
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Compared with many other countries in the West, Germany still has a relatively high level of social equality.
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Oskar Metsavaht: At home, I was always taught about environmental preservation and social equality by my parents' actions.
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As a progressive, I am committed to social equality — not just for some groups, but for all groups.
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King became a martyr in my home, a pobre hombre who died for the idea of social equality.
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We do it because we love this country and our communities...we are fighting for racial and social equality.
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The colony aspired to social equality and communal sharing, while opposing American imperialism and Anastasio Somoza Debayle's abusive dictatorship.
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President Trump poses an existential threat to world peace, social equality, the environment and the future of American values.
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Some voters fear schools, hospitals and welfare services cannot cope, and Sweden's reputation for tolerance and social equality is threatened.
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The bedeviling crisis of homelessness, many years in the making, mocks principles of social equality that the mayor holds dear.
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It had a unifying goal, too: not just political equality, which the first-wavers had fought for, but social equality.
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The takeaway point is that the South resisted forced social equality, and that the possibility of a "race war" loomed.
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Counterpart International is headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, and focuses on strengthening civil society and promoting social equality, according to its website.
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The design of our cities has tremendous implications on global economics, health, social equality, the environment, and overall quality of life.
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The election returns suggest a harder line on immigration resonated with voters more strongly than Social Democratic calls for social equality.
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He nominated a woman to the Supreme Court and defended gender and social equality in a recent speech in Davos, Switzerland.
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Winning it back, though, will take significant and authentic change in the Trump Administration's attitude toward racist groups and social equality.
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To a room of mostly Democratic colleagues in the Senate, the Minnesota Democrat made a heartfelt case for economic and social equality.
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DeRay Mckesson is one of the most recognizable faces behind the push for racial and social equality that became Black Lives Matter.
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Today, socialists increasingly include the idea of equality — not just before the law, but economic and social equality — along with wealth redistribution.
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Rauschenberg's ethos of inclusiveness was probably rooted as much in his belief in social equality as in the hardships of his childhood.
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Making social equality and freedom for all a reality is a very difficult process, beyond well-chosen words and videos with stirring music.
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Despite assurances tourism revenues will benefit all Cubans, the move has stirred mixed feelings in a country that prides itself on social equality.
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"The design of our cities has tremendous implications on global economics, health, social equality, the environment, and overall quality of life," he wrote.
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Countries like Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland have high economic productivity, high social equality, high social trust and high levels of personal happiness.
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She expressed her understanding of the fact that despite massive strides in achieving legal and social equality, LGBTQ Americans still face many challenges.
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In polls in 217 and 22015, citizens in three-quarters of the EU's members named "social equality and solidarity" as their priorities for society.
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At 15, she became fascinated by Father Divine and his religion, which preached a gospel of self-help, abstinence, economic independence and social equality.
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The prices of humble-looking vintage carpets that capture the country's 5003s zeitgeist of social equality have risen more than ten-fold within five years.
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Candidates didn't just broadly reference minority rights and social equality on Wednesday; they discussed specific causes near and dear to the hearts of progressive activists.
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We also often report on the micro and macro roadblocks our communities face to living fulfilling, healthy lives and achieving economic, political, and social equality.
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Candidates didn't just broadly reference minority rights and social equality, but specifically named issues like the murder rate among black trans individuals and reproductive justice.
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" Nearly 22019 years later, our decadence had been codified in what observers such as David Foster Wallace calls politically correct English (PCE) in "Consider the Lobster" (2011): "PCE purports to be the dialect of progressive reform but is, in fact — in its Orwellian substitution of the euphemisms of social equality for social equality itself — of vastly more help to conservatives and the U.S. status quo.
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It was formed by conservative activists who claimed that Brazilian students were being indoctrinated by left-wing educators promoting gender and social equality, among other policies.
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In my family the immigrant experience, with all of its troubles and glory, shaped a family narrative embracing social equality that lives on in ensuing generations.
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First, liberal concerns about social equality more generally make it easy for left-leaning critics to accuse any disliked procedural attribute of being "unfair" and therefore unacceptable.
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In this way, they fit into his diplomatic brand of sports celebrity while also taking back the narrative from critics who question his commitment to social equality.
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But the South detests and despises all, it matters not from whence they came, who, in any manner, encourages social equality with an ignorant and inferior race.
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It shows "this is not just a health issue, but a social equality issue as well," said Di, a doctoral student in Harvard's department of environmental health.
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The minister for social equality, Gila Gamliel, also a Likud member, also expressed regret about Mr. Yaalon's decision, calling his resignation a huge loss for the party.
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Merriam-Webster defines feminism as "the theory of the political, economic, and social equality of the sexes" and "organized activity on behalf of women's rights and interests".
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The National Organization for Women wouldn't be founded until that summer with the stated purpose of fighting for full social equality and partnership between men and women.
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Those needs endured, muted but not eliminated by greater social equality and rising G.D.P. Nonetheless the liberal consensus seemed impressively resilient, even in the midst of elite misgovernment.
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By cutting off Delhi's water and invoking social equality, what the Jats are really saying is this: There are no jobs, and we, in the countryside, are seething.
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On some level, holding this attitude requires assuming that all the necessary work to achieve social equality has already been done, and that everyone has equal opportunities to succeed.
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In the US, those are the industries in which women, people of color, and immigrants are disproportionately represented — yet another reason why this system would promote deeper social equality.
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Since then, Nogarin has attempted to position himself as a figure for change at the front line of the Mediterranean crisis, fighting for economic justice, social equality, and environmental protections.
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On the left, the N.D.P.'s unabashed leftist policies on socialized health care and taxation have compromised Mr. Trudeau's effort to portray himself as the best guarantor of social equality.
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Opposite the house, residents who won a lengthy legal battle to stay have hung a Santa Claus, surrounded by signs showing their Christmas wish-list: affordable housing and social equality.
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Fifty years later, soixante-huitard ("sixty-eighter") remains shorthand for a certain type of baby-boomer in modern France, with nuances ranging from sexual liberation to illusory dreams of social equality.
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That criticism targeted the professional norms of these sectors, which now include a widespread commitment to gender and racial equality as well as to social equality in relation to sexual identity.
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It was where I learned about sustainable development, which was not only romantic regarding social equality and preservation but also a way of doing business considering the relevance of those issues.
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Feminism, according to Merriam-Webster, is defined as both "the theory of the political, economic, and social equality of the sexes" and "organized activity in support of women's rights and interests."
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Articulate, good-looking and charismatic, he became a social media star while teaching at Seoul National University School of Law, calling for more social equality and high ethical standards for politicians.
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JPMorgan will also team up with PolicyLink, a think tank focusing on economic and social equality, and the National Fund for Workforce Solutions, a nonprofit that advocates for better job training.
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They blamed Communists for fomenting "race mixing," evoking sexualized fears that social equality would mean black men having sex with white women — the very fears that put the Scottsboro Boys on trial.
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And so, in a place that engages tensions between ideas of nostalgic masculinity and a new sort of progressive man, we may very well see opportunities for social equality fall by the wayside.
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Restrictions to philanthropy and NGO activity in some countries risk limiting the progress made to address the world's most important causes – from migration and development, to public health, poverty, education and social equality.
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But he made the miscalculation of thinking that he could so demonstrate his worthiness to white people that they would self-correct their racism and reward black people with social equality and justice.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. captain Megan Rapinoe knows all about taking a stance for social equality and justice, and can understand why Norway's Ada Hegerberg has turned her back on the women's World Cup.
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At its core is a deep and abiding faith in the American people to peacefully and democratically enact the transformative change that will create shared prosperity, social equality and true freedom for all.
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The final collaboration between two major figures of modernism, the quirky, poignant opera, a fancifully stylized spectacle of 19th-century America, centers on Anthony and the battle for women's rights and social equality.
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What these critics lambaste as an attack on liberalism is actually its best form: the logical extension of liberalism's core commitment to social equality and democracy, adapted to address modern sources of inequality.
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But his message of "social equality" has lost much of its initial impact among voters who have been imploring him to spell out more concretely his plans and how much they would cost.
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"This has been about social injustice, social equality and that's what they're standing up for and, I don't care if you're my teammate or not, I'm always gonna stand up and believe for that."
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So far Mr. Sanders hasn't done so, and is seeking unspecified assurances that likely include the incorporation of messages of income and social equality into the party's platform at the nominating convention in July.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Sweden's Social Democrat-led government will outline tax cuts for top earners on Wednesday, widening the gap between rich and poor in a country that has long enjoyed a reputation for social equality.
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The mass closing of mines represents a potential social and political disaster for Michelle Bachelet, who has staked her center-left presidency on improving social equality while keeping the country's famously successful economy ticking along.
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Elected in 20143 on a demagogic platform of rural chauvinism and white supremacy — he promised to tax the planters, give aid to the (white) poor and turn back "social equality" — Vardaman was a kind of reformer.
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"Historically, and we are about to celebrate our 100th anniversary, we have been and still are the most international of the North American sports leagues," said Bettman, speaking at the Hockey Sense Summit looking at social equality.
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"It just isn't done" ought not be an inviolable principle; evolution in the sorts of things proscribed by it has been critical in establishing social equality for women, religious and ethnic minorities, and LGBT individuals and couples.
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For the overwhelming majority of the world's Muslims -- both converts and those born in Islam -- it is a faith that stresses the importance of personal piety and purification, for striving to uphold peace, justice, and social equality.
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While Sanders focused his speech heavily on his plans to improve the lives of the country's working class, the freshman congresswoman made an explicit argument for a "mass mobilization" centering on fighting bigotry and promoting social equality.
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But one day, about 10 years ago, as Gutierrez was walking back to the bus in Oaxaca, she met a woman named Flor Cervantes who worked in the nonprofit space to help women achieve economic and social equality.
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But the truth is, like many white Americans, he was opposed to slavery because it was a cruel and unjust institution in opposition to this nation's ideals, but he was also opposed to black political and social equality.
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On Monday, Fratzscher releases a new book, called "Verteilungskampf" (The Distribution Battle), which tackles what he says is another fantasy: the notion that Germany is a nirvana of economic and social equality - more caring Scandinavia than callous United States.
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Maduro has come under increasing pressure from Hollywood stars and pop icons that once lauded the country as an icon of social equality, but he has said unfair foreign media coverage has created a skewed view of the country.
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This photo story sheds light on life in the commune: It shows the Jonestown members living an ostensibly normal existence in a remote location in South America, where the community's leader, Jim Jones, had promised a utopia founded on social equality.
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Led by the Council of Federated Organizations, a coalition of civil rights groups, the registration drive was as much about social equality and racism as it was about the power of each vote, the most fundamental tool in the democratic process.
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Forced into becoming a colonizer — as the small society needs to establish a colony in the tundra — the new residents of Antarctica draw from their experiences as radical activists to create a community that respects the ravaged planet and upholds social equality.
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Moreover, the SPD says it will make any coalition it joins dependent on the CDU accepting a vigorous rejuvenation of Germany's social welfare state, the post-war era's social equality having given way to a yawning gap between rich and poor in Germany.
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So this level of dismissiveness, disrespect, it's completely inconsistent with the ideals of people who are committed to social equality in the United States, and it's also one of the things that is poisoning American politics in a very, very big way.
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" Kevin Young, the director of the Schomburg Center, a division of the New York Public Library in Harlem, said in an email that he was "especially pleased" that the announcement had noted the center's social mission of promoting "intellectual freedom and social equality.
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In British newspaper The Guardian, an opinion cartoon depicting Danish PM Lars Lokke Rasmussen as a Nazi with a pork fetish was a new low in the press coverage of the small kingdom, which normally attracts praise for its happy people and social equality.
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A number of commentators—notably George Packer in his book The Unwinding—have begun to circle one of the massive questions of our day: Why has the rise in social equality over the last generation not come with increasing economic prospects for the middle class?
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He has used these issues to stir up his base, always reminding them with a figurative wink and a tweet that he has not forgotten them, and to take a stand against efforts to promote social equality that he dismisses as silly political correctness.
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Conway's remarks reflect a common stereotype among conservatives about feminism, and other movements for social equality: the idea that by trying to correct historical wrongs and level the playing field for marginalized groups, progressives are really just coddling and insulting members of those groups.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gave a passionate defense of gender and social equality in Davos on Tuesday, days before U.S. President Donald Trump was due to take the stage at a forum traditionally seen as an enclave of the global elite.
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The party no longer had room for New York Republicans like Nelson Rockefeller (who died the year before Reagan won election to the White House), whose tolerance for substantial domestic programs and social equality clashed with Ronald Reagan's vision of a hardline approach to public policy.
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The problem of missing Black fathers is seen by a wide range of people as the cause for a range of societal failures: poverty, widespread incarceration rates for Black men, anti-police violence, even the prevention of Black people in the US achieving full economic and social equality.
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Caught between parents, cultures and ideologies, Andreas's thoroughly engrossing account of his conflicted upbringing is enriched by excerpts from his mother's diaries, offering glimpses into the mind of a woman so driven by a desire for social equality that her actions call into question what constitutes quality parenting.
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I did that exactly to expose the misinformation, which usually leads a lot of society to have sometimes over-the-top opinions about the meaning of sustainable development, which can be achieved only through environmental preservation and social equality that allows the inclusion of new production practices in the fashion industry.
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When Brasília was erected in the heart of the country in 1960, its uniformly built apartments and commercial strips were meant to foster social equality; the greatest Brazilian modernist architect, Oscar Niemeyer, was remarkably in charge of designing the capital's buildings, which are white, curvaceous, and indeed look a little like space ships.
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In a speech outdoors before more than a hundred thousand people, black and white, in Birmingham, Alabama, in 21968, President Warren G. Harding declared that blacks must have full economic and political rights, but that segregation was also essential to prevent "racial amalgamation," and social equality was thus a dream that blacks must give up.
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Of those surveyed in the age group, 2628 percent of Democrats and 28503 percent of independents said they consider the term feminist to mean political, economic and social equality among the sexes, while 22019 percent of those that called themselves Republicans said they think it is a term used for blaming men for women's challenges.
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And that meant going after Hillary Clinton, that meant going after some of the liberal centrist and Christian democratic and social democratic political forces in continental Europe and lifting up alternatives that were essentially pro-Russian and shared Vladimir Putin's extremely illiberal, anti-Muslim and anti-equality, in a way, social equality view of the world.
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Snark and puns have also run rampant, but behind some of the fun lies real vitriol, a certain air of "we don't care if you are doing better, you still suck," that could come to bite us -- and by "us," I meant the LGBTQ community, our allies and anyone who is invested in achieving social equality.
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In an interview with Huffington Post, the 40-year-old attorney, who co-founded the group Philadelphia Lawyers for Social Equality, said that his "experience working directly with judges and justices" combined with his commitment to creating "democratic spaces where citizens can tell their truths, and with those truths, change our community for the better" make him an excellent candidate.
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In an era when much of the country has greatly advanced in terms of accepting the principles of racial pluralism, social equality and human rights, there should be no political space for a politician who makes a statement about public hangings on the sacred ground where African Americans were brutally slain by whites simply because of the color of their skin.
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But the Charlottesville rally called attention to an important fault line between the ACLU's traditional vision of justice and the way the progressive grassroots movement sees justice in 2017: a fight over whether the best way to protect the powerless is to stand against the principles that could be used to crush them, or simply to stand on the side of people seeking social equality by whatever means are necessary.
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I'll end this with a paragraph from Levitsky and Ziblatt that I've not been able to get out of my head, a paragraph that I almost wish I hadn't read: The simple fact of the matter is that the world has never built a multiethnic democracy in which no particular ethnic group is in the majority and where political equality, social equality and economies that empower all have been achieved.
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However, we also understand that not everyone has the ability to take a day off from paid or unpaid labor, and that the fight for full economic and social equality is ongoing, which is why we have prepared stories that we will be publishing today to highlight the continued injustice that disproportionately affects working class and poor women, trans and gender-nonconforming women, immigrants, as well as women from ethnic and religious minorities.
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Beriah Magoffin regarding Alabama's reasonings for exiting the Union (emphasis added): What Southern man, be he slave-holder or non-slave-holder, can without indignation and horror contemplate the triumph of negro equality, and see his own sons and daughters in the not distant future associating with free negroes upon terms of political and social equality, and the white man stripped by the heaven-daring hand of fanaticism of that title to superiority over the black race which God himself has bestowed?
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