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    wonder, why there is so much suffering on the poor if there is a God who is on their side? The answer is faith. During the 20th century, Gustavo Gutiérrez started a movement called liberation theology in which he defines in his book A Theology of Liberation: History, Politics, and Salvation as, “The theology of liberation attempts to reflect on the experience and meaning of the faith based on the commitment to abolish injustice and to build a new society” (174). He started a revolution in Latin…

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    The “classic nationalist narrative” of the Zimbabwean liberation movement of women fighters was that they participated as equals with the men, fought with men and that the liberation struggle was an example of great gender equality. The film Flame holds a complex argument against this narrative and challenges the historiography of Zimbabwe during the liberation movement. This film is controversial with its direct conflict with the massive narrative of the kind male guerillas. There are scenes…

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    The liberation movement I am about discuss is the gay liberation also known as LGBT. This group has faced many challenges over the years. The gay liberation main agenda is to repeal discriminatory laws and to gain access to opportunities previously denied to them. Another one of gay liberation movement goals is to overcome mistaken beliefs about and attitudes towards gay people. Also know as homophobic beliefs. The gay liberation also wants to “from a larger, broader and more diverses group of…

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    Liberation is a trend that has been sweeping the nation since it first came about. The United States became the United States by the colonists liberating themselves form Great Britain on July 4th, 1776, African American Slaves became liberated on January 1, 1863 by the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation, and over the past semi-century, 50 years, women have been gaining more and more liberation as well. But what is liberation? How how does it come about? Control comes from seven different…

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    Christianity in its hinterlands. As with any cataclysmic event in history, the fall of Constantinople and the consequences that followed are documented and presented differently in “The Tribute of Children,” “The Conquest of Constantinople,” and “The Liberation of Constantinople.” Through these texts, one discovers both similar and conflicting accounts of the nature of the Ottoman’s conquest, expectations and norms for late medieval warfare,…

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    Allies Liberation of Concentration Camps Unfortunately the Holocaust was one of the darkest moments in human history, showing the negative capability of oppression and hate directed towards a group of people. The Holocaust represented the ultimate depths of human morality and just how far it can carry and pile on, each action by the Nazis more evil than the last. For many the liberation of Nazi camps by the Allies could not have come sooner. World War II had devastated just about every corner…

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    and putting men down, or turning a patriarchal society into a matriarchal one; it is about advocating for women’s rights to be equal to men. Even though it seems that a woman’s role in society has changed, it has not. In the 1960s when the women’s liberation movement began, the expectation was that a woman was a mother and took care of the home. Not many women were in the labour force, and the women who were had limited career options and were making less money than a man who…

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    The same way they (women) talk about male privilege and how men can violate boundaries and do whatever they want to do and get away with it. But this creation buy ‘feminists’ she argues where women can do the above mentioned acts and term it is ‘liberation’ or ‘freedom’ is somewhat acceptable to society. To be a feminist, she suggests, one must take concrete steps to define themselves.…

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    In his essay Animal Liberation, Peter Singer advocates for a basic principle of equality, regardless of differences between humans and non-humans. When postulating this approach, Singer compares the suffering of historically oppressed people such as African Americans and Women to that of animals today. To expand, Singer advocates for a liberation movement for animals, a movement that will help us explore our moral horizons, then leading us to acknowledge unethical and unjustifiable practices.…

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    The Women’s Liberation Movement, beginning in the 1960s and lasting until the 70s, was a social struggle that aimed to enforce gender equality and remove sexual discrimination towards women. In the past, women were only thought to be useful for raising a family and fulfilling the duties of a housewife, while also staying obedient to their entitled husbands. This feminist movement was mostly about establishing equality in the workplace, such as equal job opportunities and fair paychecks for both…

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