The phrase "inherently oppressive" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it in a sentence such as, "The societal structure was inherently oppressive, disadvantaging marginalized groups."
Why has culture come to be seen as inherently oppressive to women?
There is something deeply gratifying about cultural distinctiveness and something inherently oppressive about cultural homogenization.
And fourth, some feminist philosophers argued that the historical domination of men over women in the political and economic spheres reflects the inherently oppressive nature of heterosexual relationships.
After World War II, during the era of the Cold War, critical theorists viewed the world as divided between two inherently oppressive models of social development.
What's more, it has been perceived as inherently oppressive, most evidently in what has been called the "male gaze" that treats women as objects.
And he wants politicians to be attentive to the "symbolic meaning" of immigration regulations, which might send a hostile message even if they aren't inherently oppressive.
While conditions for kids have been worsening over the decades, the film argues that the root of these problems isn't school shootings or budget cuts, but the institution of school itself, which is inherently authoritarian, oppressive, and fails on most levels to fulfill its number one goal: to educate.
Her approach is informed by the work of the feminist scholar Kathy Davis, who has rejected the idea that cosmetic surgery and other aesthetic interventions are inherently or purely oppressive.
While Pateman, Overall, and Anderson see sexual labor as inherently degrading and oppressive, other feminist theorists argue that the harmful consequences are a result of contingent features of the work.
Among the important findings that flow from combining theory with practice is that masculinity itself should not be presented as inherently problematic or oppressive.
Though the author says there are no easy answers, she notes that male contraceptives "are not inherently emancipatory, nor intrinsically oppressive".
