Sentence examples for faces of oppression from inspiring English sources
For example, Iris Young describes five "faces" of oppression: exploitation, marginalization, powerlessness, cultural imperialism, and systematic violence (Young 1990c, Ch. 2).
Young identifies five faces of oppression: economic exploitation, socio-economic marginalization, lack of power or autonomy over one's work, cultural imperialism, and systematic violence (Young 1992, 183 193).
The first three faces of oppression in this list expand on the Marxist account of economic exploitation, and the last two go beyond that account, bringing out other aspects of oppression that are not well explained in economic terms.
"Privilege doesn't matter in the face of oppression," Mr. Labori said.
Joining together to offer support and advice in the face of oppression is a powerful act of resistance.
His characters are strong in the face of oppression and prejudice, but they are also fallible in endearingly humorous ways.
This they did, leaving the Holland innings as futile as waving a banner for freedom in the face of oppression.
His portrait of their remarkable resilience in the face of oppression is likely to make his book another well-deserved bestseller.
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Even Offred's Tale, recorded onto cassette tape and preserved for future generations, is a way of protecting dignity and human experience in the face of oppression.
* * * Of course there are contexts in which particular books become politically important, and writers who exhibit astonishing bravery in the face of oppression.
