second-class citizens

It was a time when native residents chafed at being treated as second-class citizens in parts of their own metropolis.

Money talks and, for City, it has said goodbye to the days when they were made to feel like second-class citizens.

When it comes to taking time off for children, men seem to be second-class citizens.

Jawa leadership is usually conferred upon males -- females are viewed upon as second-class citizens at best, property at worst.

We have made a commitment that we will never let people come out of slavery on our watch, and end up as second class citizens.

"We are second-class citizens and children are listening, " he said.

The Palestinians also fear that such an acknowledgment might relegate their Arab-Israeli brethren in Israel as second-class citizens.

Gay couples say that being denied the right to marry makes them feel like second-class citizens.

Regarded unfortunately as second-class citizens, women are frequently subject to discrimination, violence and humiliation.

One obvious change makes people feel good about themselves: they no longer treat women as second-class citizens.

Migrant workers who seek employment in the city are treated as second-class citizens, with poor access to health care and education.

Despite these responsibilities, single workers are still treated like second-class citizens in the workplace, says De Paulo.

Dentists as a whole feel they are second class citizens. I know a lot of dentists who wanted to be physicians.

Today they are running some of the organisations that once treated them as second-class citizens.

Antispam and parental controls remain second-class citizens, present only if you install the optional Add-On Pack.

"We were second-class citizens looked down upon by the academy. "

This, by implication, it suggested, made lone parent families feel like second-class citizens.

Yet how can a society reach its full potential if half its population is too often treated as second class citizens?

In almost every professional field, in business and in the arts and sciences, women are still treated as second-class citizens.

The Hakka historically have been second-class citizens in India.

Chinese reformers bemoan the fate of "second-class citizens" and talk of "apartheid" .

Yet, in too many countries and societies, women remain second-class citizens.

There is a negative perception that if you don't treat women as second-class citizens, they will take over the leadership.

When their second-class citizens in foreign countries, it is better to remain in the country when first-class citizens!

They were second-class citizens and treated as such.

They were second-class citizens an treated as such.

Yemen's southerners have long felt treated as second-class citizens.

In the eyes of the law, women are second-class citizens.

Despite their military service in World War II, African-Americans like Robinson were regarded as second-class citizens in the 1940s.

In many emerging markets women remain second-class citizens, lacking basic rights and suffering violence and many kinds of disadvantage.

It's unfair that, in may ways, unmarried mothers are regarded as second-class citizens.

Racist miners used Chinese stereotypes to ensure the Chinese remained second-class citizens.

Women are both put on a pedestal and treated like second-class citizens.

They said they felt like second-class citizens, but they knew me and I was their best hope for the future.

In American many women profess that they are unhappy with their status of second-class citizens.

He regards women as second-class citizens.

Iran has the highest rate of judicial executions per head in the world. Women are second-class citizens.

As such, collectively, Arabs are very much second-class citizens in Israel.

We were second-class citizens and they treated us as such.

The result is that the country's 200m migrant workers are treated as second-class citizens.

She took legal action against the company for treating women employees as second-class citizens