Definition of sociopolitical
:of, relating to, or involving a combination of social and political factors
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The faith community must be about the work of sociopolitical transformation in the here and now.
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At first glance, this looks like another well-crafted sociopolitical madcap adventure from the dude who practically perfected the genre.
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Class alienation and division accelerated in the 1970s under Mayor Ed Koch, who manipulated redlining and other forms of discrimination embedded in the city’s sociopolitical structure to rearrange where people, and their money, lived in New York.
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The eight-hour, two-part play unpacks the complexities and sociopolitical climate of life in 1980s America during the height of the AIDS epidemic.
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In an unlikely sense, the tension between North and South have reanimated in hip-hop culture, albeit without any of the sociopolitical implications that led to one of our nation's most violent eras.
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Bono, whose words are the ones that have made U2 legends on the sociopolitical stage even more than the concert stage, has made no secret of his own philosophies.
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Bell's sociopolitical stand-upmarries comedy and activism.
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Yes, James has spoken out on polarizing sociopolitical issues and even attached himself to Hillary Clinton near the end of her presidential campaign.
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1835
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