In any oppressive society, both the oppressor and the oppressed suffer. In any oppressive society, both the oppressor and the oppressed suffer. In any oppressive society, both the oppressor and the oppressed suffer.
This is true, but are we considering the present-day United States an oppressive society?
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I was reprimanded for “acting like an independent agent of a set of principles or ideas or beliefs.” ¨ in their classes and other discussions, they must never challenge any of the premises of our “antiracist” teachings, which are deeply informed by Critical Race Theory. ¨
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...faculty recommending we “‘officially’ flag students” who appear “resistant” to “culture we are trying to establish.” ...resistance examples included “persisting with colorblind ideology,” “suggesting that we treat everyone with respect,” “ belief in meritocracy,” & “silence.”
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Yes. The atomization, the mechanization, the brutal poverty -- which you covered in your documentary -- the spiritual desiccation, the alienation, I could go on and on. Yes. (Now note I didn't say that the United States was *only* an oppressive society.)
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