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    Life in post-revolutionary Russia was quite turbulent at times‚ civil unrest‚ famine‚ and a harsh political climate all contributed to such an uneasy time. Life was further complicated by the change of rulers and political ideals. The overthrow of the Tsarist government was essential to the long term of Russia‚ but was it replaced with an adequate system as well as political leaders? Lenin‚ Leader of the Bolsheviks and Tsar Nicholas II are fundamentally differing men with fatally flawed ideals‚ but

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    (176). Delano favors Babo’s seemingly friendly personality over Cereno’s‚ which Delano feels "conveyed a sort of sour and gloomy disdain" (170). As a result of Babo’s trickery‚ Delano views the slaves in a more positive light while dismissing the oppressed Spaniards‚ portraying how many Americans turn their backs on minorities due to prejudices. Delano also admires the female slaves on board who “deepened his confidence and ease” (195)‚ but it is later revealed that they “would have tortured to death

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    What was also interesting was the fact that “enslaved black men were strupped of the patriarchal status that had characterized their social situation in Africa but they were not stripped of their masculinity” (Hooks 21). The black male slave were primarily exploited as a laborer in the fields‚ but the black female was exploited as a laborer in the fields‚ a worker in the domestic household‚ a breeder‚ and as an object of white male sexual assault. We can write millions of stories on the struggles

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    postcolonial culture as strength rather than a weakness. It is not a case of the oppressor obliterating the oppressed or the colonizer silencing the colonized. In practice it stresses the mutuality of the process. The clash of cultures can impact as much upon the colonizer as the colonized. It is proof that even under the most potent of oppression those distinctive aspects of the culture of the oppressed can survive and become an integral part of the new formations which arise.(Papastergiadis 1997) Ashcroft

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    During the late 17th century slave trade played a dominant part in strengthening economies all over the world. As the world acknowledged the fact that slavery was a necessary part of life due to the free labor‚ tens and thousands of slaves were involuntarily circumnavigated around the world to countries that had potential to be rich with profitable resources and goods such as sugar and silver. One such group of slaves traveled from Africa to the Caribbean Islands.  As they arrived to the islands

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    fact unique and no one has experienced the same struggles that I’ve endured. However that idea has changed‚ I now realize that I am a part of an all-encompassing society built upon by oppressive institutions that marginalize me. Realizing that I am oppressed and marginalized by the dominant group

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    the Montgomery Bus Boycott‚ Dr. King explains that the oppressed deal with oppression in one of three ways; acceptance‚ the use of physical force and hostility‚ and non violent resistance. He begins that through acceptance‚ people succumb to their fates as they are either exhausted and have given up fighting‚ or they have become accustomed to their circumstances and see no need for change. He elaborates that through acceptance‚ the oppressed are indeed the cause of their own oppression. Dr. King

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    which was a democracy. Originally the government was ruled by aristocracy‚ which continued even after they declare the government was ruled by the citizens. The aristocrats silence the citizens with the thought of democracy but in reality they oppressed the Athens and still held a higher social status. The aristocrats controlled the polis despite the law that was published‚ because the they had the wealth which helped them force the less fortunate families into slavery. The Athenian people slightly

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    however‚ it should be noted that much of the discrimination that minorites experience are not overt and not expressed as were shown in the classroom though‚ to be fair‚ in 1968 it very likely was. For example‚ being a non-oppressed minority is far different than being an oppressed HALF. If the experiment had been to have 1 blue-eyed out of a class of 20 brown eyes then we might have a small idea what minority expereince is like. One last item: Minority experience and race-relations does not mean

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    his country‚ the British Empire‚ in Burma during the early 20’s as a police officer. The country was colonized by the most powerful economical leader in Europe. The only person who can have an insight look and empathy into what it felt like to be oppressed is Orwell‚ who lived in Burma for five years. On a daily basis he agonized over three significant issues; entering into a working field where he had insufficient knowledge‚ felt hatred or bullied by Burmese‚ and he was disgusted as a human being

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