Defending the Oppressed
Rubi Garza
Texas A&M International University
Defending oppression does not necessarily involve rioting like many people would think. Defending oppression has to do with seeking justice by learning to practice the true definition of justice, advocating for those who are mute, and striving to educate about the issue. When a person starts to educated themselves on the the meaning of justice and how the lack of justice has much to do with oppression, they become aware that being educated about the issue is the way they can reach out to others. This leads to defending oppression without destroying, rather reconstructing humanities view on it. By becoming a voice that stands for the mute, for those who scream but cannot
Rubi Garza
Texas A&M International University
Defending oppression does not necessarily involve rioting like many people would think. Defending oppression has to do with seeking justice by learning to practice the true definition of justice, advocating for those who are mute, and striving to educate about the issue. When a person starts to educated themselves on the the meaning of justice and how the lack of justice has much to do with oppression, they become aware that being educated about the issue is the way they can reach out to others. This leads to defending oppression without destroying, rather reconstructing humanities view on it. By becoming a voice that stands for the mute, for those who scream but cannot