People are willing to risk death to escape the camps because they are intensely overcrowded, with people living in shelters made of bamboo and plastic sheeting. Also, the people in the camps can't get jobs or leave the camps without permission, putting them in a permanent state of poverty.
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Oppression because denying peoples freedom and rights is being oppressive
Answer:
the environment
Explanation:
The Iroquois people also known as Haudenosaunee are located in the North Eastern part of North America. They comprise of six entities which include the Mohawk, Onondaga, Oneida, Cayuga, Seneca, and Tuscarora people. Their spiritual beliefs include the acceptance of the Great Spirit, Thunderer, and Three sisters (beans, maize, and squash) as controlling the physical elements.
They believe that people had a magical ability which they referred to as Orenda. This is a spiritual force that controls things, and which can only work well for an individual if he respects nature. These beliefs show that the Iroquois people place a great emphasis on nature and the environment.
The quote portrays a truth of humanity that we, as humans, don't like to admit to. People are not always going to be able to prevent injustice - we won't always see abuse or crime, we don't always notice inequality, unfairness and prejudice won't always be preventable, and we have to admit to that. If people see an injustice, we must not "fail to protest." Protesting may be in the littlest forms, like refusing to join in with bullying or something bigger, like marching in a woman's march to prove your point. Protest is necessary to stopping injustice where we may not be able to otherwise. Not everyone can fly around in a cape like superman but we can protest injustice when we feel powerless.
