In a social justice context, oppression is what happens when individuals or groups of people are discriminated against or otherwise treated unjustly, whether by the government, private organizations, individuals, or other groups. (The word comes from the Latin root opprimere, which means "pressed down.") Here are 12 different forms of oppression, although the list is by no means comprehensive. Note that in many cases, these categories overlap in such a way that one person can potentially
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Some wealthy Gilded Age women were much more than eye candy, though, and often traded domestic life for social activism and charitable work. They felt a new degree of empowerment and fought for equality, including the right to vote through women's suffrage groups
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Hitler passed the Enabling Actwhich made Hitler dictator of Germany
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To gain absolute power, Hitler passed the Enabling Actwhich made Hitler dictator of Germany. This act left the Reichstag or parliament powerless. In a few short months, the Nazis banned all other parties and dissolved the parliament. The parliament was replaced by a parliament with only Nazi party representatives.
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishBrother can you spare a dimeˌBrother can you ˌspare a ˈdime the title of a song written about the Great Depression of the 1930s in the US. In the song, a man who had been rich and respected before the Depression asks people to give him money, as he is now poor
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Women helped men do their jobs while they were in war thats ww1. But ww2 women joined the war with other people
