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Feminism as an approach tackles about the political views of feminism in the society, it also talks about the different beliefs of feminism used to critique the literary works that was mostly published by men because of a society that looks up only on men. Feminism criticism takes its essence from the oppression of women…

Southern Antebellum was different from the north antebellum due to many reasons, culture education, and Resources. Most southern people were farmers and home makers who believed in keeping their money home and not expanding it, using slaves to do the farming and manual labor for them. They would home school their children and not want…

Being a woman is a daily struggle fueled by resistance to all forms of oppression. When you are women, immigrants, handicapped, young, homosexuals, or any other status, you undergo forms of oppression that can take the form of discrimination, differential and unequal treatment, more physical constraints, assignments to special tasks, forms of contempt. These situations…

Slavery was a difficult time for Africans, especially when they were lured on boats and sent to other continents. According to the book To Be a Slave, slaves were lured onto boats by people dropping pieces of cloth in a trail onto the boat. People scrambled to grab a piece, and, the Natives were captured….

As interpreters, it is our professional and ethical duty to provide communication access and act as a bridge between Deaf and hearing cultures. White interpreters can hinder this connection with our own lack of cultural competency and contribute to the oppression and discrimination of DPOC and interpreters of color, especially when many of us are…

Slavery has been in history since the beginning of time, it is even in The Holy Bible, but in america it was only 400 years ago, History.com “slavery in the United States of America started in 1619, when a Dutch ship brought 20 African slaves in the British colony of Jamestown, Virginia”. When they first…

Exploitation in Disguise People in the modern age, don’t often realize how much goes on around them. Sometimes the things that go on around them are disguised as something else. For example, did you know that the person next to you could be involved in something as shocking and gruesome as sex trafficking? This person…

In 1996 the Communication Decency Act (CDA) provided websites protection. Public servers were set out to encourage success of the internet as a marketplace, 230 section of the communications decency act wanted to keep the government involvement to a minimum. Originally, section 230 of the CDA was created to protect children online from sexual mistreatment…

Harriet Tubman and Nat Turner were abolitionists who strongly believed that all slaves should be free. Though they didnt succeed in some of their goals they inspired other abolitionist and slaves that they should fight for freedom. Nat turner was born into slavery in Virginia. As he was growing up he was known as a…

Taking a Stand; Ta Nashi Cotes African Americans have Historically been subjects to severe oppression, this oppresion is deeply embedded in American society. Inequality lies in political, economic, and social aspects of life for most African Americans. The problems faced by many African Americans today are rooted from slavery, hundreds of yeas of Jim Crow,…