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    voiceless: The voice of the crucified Christ means defending the rights of the poor, having mercy on humble, unimportant people, protecting the weak, and liberating the oppressed. The kingdom in Christ’s name, filled with his Spirit, has to mean caring the rights of the poor, having compassion on the humble, and liberating the oppressed. The transformation of the image of the king into the image of the messiah is part of this dramatic process. Charles Campbell described that Christ is crucified…

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    matters. By comparing Haiti to Athens, Phillips conveys that the slave revolt in Haiti may have not required an enormous amount of effort, but it’s effect will be everlasting. Louverture’s rebellion represented the power and dedication of the oppressed, and how the strength of African American soldiers could do the same for the Union Army. Wendel Phillips compares Toussaint to an important English politician, infamous for his military skill, of the name Oliver Cromwell, “I would call him…

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    Both of the revolutions accomplished their main goal. In this case the American goal was "a struggle for independence from oppressive British rule" (Strayer, 789). As the Americans were oppressed by Britain; people were looking to find a way in which they can escape from this governmental system. While people were in need of inspiration to get rid of British rule over them, Britain gave them this inspiration by putting some more taxes on…

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    Lgbt Community Reflection

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    In our society sexuality is a popular yet controversial term. Several commercials, magazine and advertisements feed into using sex as an eye catcher to the product(s) being sold. As the term sexuality arises many think of either identifying as either being a heterosexual, lesbian, transgender or homosexual. Just as one word can trigger an individual to separate themselves into a category, society also places a strain on forcing people in social groups. Groups that are not limited to • Social…

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    People of all ages and sizes are pull apart from their lives because they are oppressed into trafficking and vanishing into places that no one know and are being used as object for coerced labor or sexual need.. Often these people are scared and they live through their lives with the constant thought of abuse, slavery, and the thoughts of rape. Also many of the victims that are trafficked are women and young children. The children and women selected usually come from a poverty…

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    The Spanish Inquisition

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    as a tool for rulers to justify and motivate oppression. Since religion is used as a tool of oppression, negative political and economic effects occur. These effects include political revolutions and economic turmoil. Instances in which religion oppressed and created conflict are demonstrated by the Aztecs as well as events in Spain and England. The Spanish Monarchs, Ferdinand and Isabella, expelled, tortured, severely questioned, and forced Jews and Muslims to convert to Roman Catholicism. The…

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    The poem "She Was Waiting to Be Told" by Deborah Garrison, is a story about a woman being oppressed. In the poem the wife speaks directly to you, meaning her husband. The author isn’t just addressing the poem to her husband but to the world, to tell a point of view of being oppressed. The speaker in the poem submits to her husband throughout the poem. I believe that the author wrote this poem to express and promote women 's rights. The speaker of the poem has learned what her husband wants and…

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    From 1954 to 1968 the Civil Rights Movement took place in the United States. During this time, strategies and social movements occurred with the goal of eliminating racial segregation and discrimination laws. The movement consisted of many civil resistance campaigns. These operations were led by civil rights activists who wanted to help secure rights and equal opportunities for African Americans. One of the most visible and well known of such activists was Martin Luther King Jr. During a civil…

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    educated on the hardships that face many women in poverty. This presentation related closely to economic justice; it was evident that Debra was advocating on behave of all women that who are in poverty. It is evident that women in our society are oppressed against, especially regarding economics. Debra did a wonderful job providing us with numerous statistics about the economic oppression that many women face. For instance, many women in Minnesota work two to three part-time jobs to make ends…

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    large portion that lives in extreme poverty. The Capitol represents the wealthy section of the society that appropriates all the political and military power, and uses it to oppress the poor in the society. The districts represent the masses of oppressed people who live in poverty. They are forced to make sacrifices to meet the needs of the wealthy section of the society. This still happens in the modern society, which is why I believe in the criticism advanced by the…

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