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Meanings of racial oppression in English

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Usage of racial oppression in English
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At the centre of radical left antisemitism is its theory of racial oppression.
The Guardian
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But there has to be an enemy, such as racial oppression.
The South African
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She said it was her way of protesting racial oppression.
Ebony
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Cities have been taking steps to remove statues that represent cultural or racial oppression.
News.com.au
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A rejection of racial oppression and patriarchy should be at the center of this work.
Ebony
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Georgia is in the heart of America's Deep South with a welldocumented history of racial oppression.
The Irish Times
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The silent protest was meant to bring awareness to police brutality and the racial oppression of African-Americas.
Ebony
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Kaepernick continued his national anthem demonstration, kneeling during the performance in protest of racial oppression and police brutality.
Reuters
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A prominent political science professor suggests Chris Renaud's movie is in fact a hamfisted metaphor for racial oppression.
The Guardian
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Yet, Madiba was human; insecure and vulnerable, admittedly imperfect, zealously duty-bound to his fight against racial oppression and inequality.
The South African
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Even conservatives embrace the "color-blind" King in 2015, who is allegedly proof that racial oppression is over.
The Guardian
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As the war was drawing to an end in the Pacific theater, the Japanese cautioned Asiatics about American racial oppression.
The Black Experience in America
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You will not witness racial violence on the streets, or feel racial oppression as you go about your daily business.
The Irish Times
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The experience of Black racial oppression shows that the absence of the rule of law is a pervasive, terrifying insecurity.
NY Magazine
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He accused the story of falsely depicting a law enforcement officer to be a hero in the fight against racial oppression.
Ebony
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As long as the conditions that have devalued Black life across the globe continue, solidarity will always exist against racial oppression.
Ebony
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United States of America
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