Sentence examples for patterns of oppression from inspiring English sources
Ms. Bloemink's last curatorial effort here, "Re/Righting History: Counternarratives by Contemporary African-American Artists," questioned long-standing patterns of oppression against African-Americans by confronting our nation's shameful past.
What is true is that the curriculum asks students to view American history more thematically and, in so doing, encourages them to pick up on patterns of oppression, exploitation, and exclusion that run throughout our nation's past.
The Tim Hunt story has followed a typical pattern of oppression.
They wanted the world to think this was just part of an ancient pattern of oppression of the press by politicians, when in truth the original loophole in the legal protections resulted from an oversight, and there was more than enough political will to plug it.
And while it hasn't been this way for every woman in the program, a pattern of oppression persists.
We see them improvising around letters home from German soldiers, struggling to represent indigenous Herero culture and eventually reproducing within their own group patterns of colonialist oppression.
Corruption is but one form of oppression.
Tax is seen as an imposition, a form of oppression.
If we just say that a form of oppression counts as sexist oppression if it harms women, or even primarily harms women, this is not enough to distinguish it from other forms of oppression.
Moreover, it isn't obvious that in order to make sense of sexist oppression we need to seek a single form of oppression common to all women.
Leaving aside (at least for the moment) further details in the account of oppression, the question remains: What makes a particular form of oppression sexist?
