second-class citizen

In the first few hours, the women were really second-class citizens.

People without this opportunity end up in the position of second-class citizens.

People will be second-class citizens in respect of the justice system available to them.

"A lot of French people feel like second-class citizens in their own country," she said.

You're a second-class citizen with three and a half minutes for sports.

Some had remained and become part of the new society, but always as second-class citizens.

"We didn't want people to feel like they were second-class citizens."

During the early 20th century, women were still essentially seen as second-class citizens.

It wasn't until later that they became second-class citizens as the result of rules written by men.

How did it manage to leave black women still second-class citizens?

I remember that even in the best of times they were treated pretty much as second-class citizens.

I just naturally fall into the role of second-class citizen.

However, those of us who live here have become second-class citizens to the drug dealers.

The Jets have always been second-class citizens in this town.

Women have never loved being kept from education and treated as second-class citizens.

Do they want a segment of our population to remain second-class citizens?

For so long this franchise has sat here as second-class citizens.

"They make us feel like second-class citizens in our own town.

It had treated the members of nearly all other species as second-class citizens, at best.

If they treat the players like second-class citizens, then I'm not sure they'll get the support.

"I do feel that even though Christians are 86 percent of the population, they have become second-class citizens."

Several residents said the searches would make them feel like second-class citizens.

Nothing she could ever do would convince him to look at her as anything other than a second-class citizen.

Four decades ago, women and minorities were second-class citizens at the paper.

In Hollywood, status is not the same as money, and television has always been a second-class citizen.