She pleads the cause of every man and woman who is wronged, rejecting oppression against the ignorant, various races, and women.
For those of us whose experience is either underrepresented or not clearly represented at all in the American cultural lexicon, we could make great strides towards understanding and indeed rejecting oppression by transcending a simplified vocabulary.
"General al-Sisi is coming after a revolution that rejected oppression by any regime.
And she is! MILES: People try really hard to be normal and, like, helpless, when what they used to do was stand up passionately for what they were and reject oppression.
But The Rebel begins with the kind of revolt that rejects oppression and slavery, and protests against the world's injustice.
The purpose in establishing this right was for the state to be capable of defending itself against oppression, which made perfect sense after a Revolutionary War had been fought and won to reject such oppression.
At the story's end Miranda rejects the oppression of tradition, but the final line – arriving like a blow – describes "her hopefulness, her ignorance", and implies that her supposed escape is only the next wave of myth making in process.
"This day is a reminder that Muslims will never forget their historic right to resist oppression and aggression".. Israeli officials rejected the correction, saying Iranians frequently make extremist statements about Israel and then try to retract them amid international outrage.
What is more, in rejecting sexual repression, self-oppression, and hypocrisy, these works are often said to have a positive, consciousness-raising force (Willis 1995; Taormino et al. 2013.
And it claims the United States "rejects bigotry and oppression and seeks a future built on our values as one American people"; yet the president has denigrated women, used race-baiting language and been hesitant to criticize anti-Semitic, neo-Nazi extremists.
I see Wallis here embracing the biblical narrative of social justice and peace, while rejecting the narrative of patriarchy, oppression, violence, division.
