The phrase 'in the face of oppression' is correct and can be used in written English. You can use it when you are describing someone who is bravely standing up against an oppressive situation. For example: "The brave activist stood up for her rights in the face of oppression, inspiring all of us to do the same."
This they did, leaving the Holland innings as futile as waving a banner for freedom in the face of oppression.
"Privilege doesn't matter in the face of oppression," Mr. Labori said.
His characters are strong in the face of oppression and prejudice, but they are also fallible in endearingly humorous ways.
Joining together to offer support and advice in the face of oppression is a powerful act of resistance.
Within the African-derived communities, ritual dances were mechanisms for survival in the face of oppression, brutality, and racism.
It's a brave stance in the face of oppression, and a worrisome one, too, knowing the threats he has encountered.
His portrait of their remarkable resilience in the face of oppression is likely to make his book another well-deserved bestseller.
* * * Of course there are contexts in which particular books become politically important, and writers who exhibit astonishing bravery in the face of oppression.
The conduit could cost anything up to $5 billion.In this section The face of oppression America's friend Blood and oil Regression analysis Better red than dead?
Nonetheless, trade unions are planning another national strike next month.In this section The face of oppression America's friend Blood and oil Regression analysis Better red than dead?
Egypt itself, a country that is often seen as an Arab bell-wether, provides a useful example.In this section The face of oppression America's friend Blood and oil Regression analysis Better red than dead?
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