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Showing 1 to 20 of 39 for “"Systemic oppression"”.
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Liberatory Computing Framework: Empowering High School Students to Mitigate Systemic Oppression through Data Activism
… science and social justice skills to address systemic racism through an independent capstone project. They actively engage in conducting background research on specific instances of systemic racism, identifying relevant data sets, and implementing intersectional data analysis techniques. In …
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Uncovering Roots of Systemic Oppression Within Law Enforcement: A Qualitative Study Exploring Why Police Officers Discriminate Against The Black Community
<p>“Uncovering roots of systemic oppression within law enforcement: A qualitative study exploring why police officers discriminate against the Black community.” Rationale for this study is to uncover behavior and psychological reasons to uncover why police discriminate and oppress the Black …
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Critical Pedagogy and Peace Education in International Service-Learning: A Curriculum Exploring Race, Positionality, Power, and Privilege
… my aim is that students can become aware of how systemic oppression works to disenfranchise certain groups, while others remain in power. With this awareness, students can become more mindful, aware, conscious, and critically engaged with their host communities through an understanding of self …
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Biking, Identity, and Belonging in Twin Cities Bike Shops
Systemic and cultural change is needed in bike shops for everyone to feel welcome. Even though cyclists may not spend much time in bike shops, these spaces can have a significant impact on the relationships a rider forms with their bike and with others in the community. Drawing from feminist and …
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Biking, Identity, and Belonging in Twin Cities Bike Shops
Systemic and cultural change is needed in bike shops for everyone to feel welcome. Even though cyclists may not spend much time in bike shops, these spaces can have a significant impact on the relationships a rider forms with their bike and with others in the community. Drawing from feminist and …
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The Social Construction of Language: Identity, Reality, and Trauma in American Composition Courses
… the potential to reinforce or disrupt systems of oppression and power in the composition classroom through language, writing, and rhetoric. I draw upon pedagogical and rhetorical theorists, to analyze how language closely interacts with identity and how it impacts an individual's understanding and …
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Dostoyevsky And Wright On Becoming The Underground Man
… descent into a literal underground to highlight systemic oppression. By comparing these works, the thesis demonstrates how both authors utilize the underground as a metaphorical space for exploring themes of alienation, free will, and societal critique. While Dostoyevsky critiques the rise of …
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Digital Echoes of a Movement: Analyzing the Evolution of the WomanLifeFreedom Movement through Hashtag Analysis
… has unified and mobilized diverse groups against systemic oppression in Iran. It illustrates the Iranian populace's strong desire for change and emphasizes the critical role of digital platforms in contemporary movements for democracy and human rights, particularly in authoritarian contexts.
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Exploring intergenerational trauma experienced by mothers who use substances in a low-income community in the Western Cape
… use and this is due to its history of slavery, systemic oppression and the “dop” legacy. Yet, the trauma that has far-reaching global and intergenerational consequences associated with these high rates remains understudied. The present study therefore explores the experiences of …
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The Doll Project As A Liberatory Art Intervention For Conscious Raising And Trauma Relief In A Chicago Marked By Violence
… as therapy) to build community, heal and resist systemic oppression and community violence; as well as promote self-care, empowerment, and a sense of purpose. Participants engaged in community-based art therapy to build and heal communities impacted by gun violence; using an ecological model. …
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An exploration into the meaning that trans* students attach to their experiences at a South African University
… the power of privilege and institutional systemic oppression; (2) Misalignment and invalidation of one's gender identity on campus; (3) The importance of understanding transgender health from a gender minority experience. Recommendations for creating greater inclusion for transgender …
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Puppet and Parvaneh: Exploring gender bias and artistic anonymity in Iran
… challenging viewers to confront the realities of systemic oppression.
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Assessing the Cyborg Center: Assemblage-Based, Feminist Frameworks Toward Socially Just Writing Center Assessments
… conversations in everyday practices. Focusing on systemic oppression in the neoliberal university and consciously using assemblage theory as a mechanism for confronting multiliteracies allows writing center directors to see the constant movement and reshaping of students’ knowledges as they …
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The intergenerational transmission of trauma: attachment, adverse childhood experiences, and current life stress
… (AIAN) populations, for which a history of systemic oppression has contributed to high rates of trauma. Study 2 tests whether parent mental health and parent-child EA mediates the relation between parent ACEs and child social-emotional functioning in a largely American Indian sample. The …
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Unbreaking Our Hearts: Cultures of Un/Desirability and the Transformative Potential of Queercrip Porn
… undesirability," describes the relations between systemic oppression and sexual marginalization: this dissertation documents the potential of queercrip porn to challenge and transform these relations. Through disability justice framework, we can imagine and enact disability not as pathological and …
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Using Intersectionality Theory to explore the experiences of students from African Caribbean and South Asian heritage and who have a Special Educational Need and/or Disability (SEND) in Further Education.
… awareness to the impact of racial inequality, systemic oppression and raised further questions about the treatment of minorities within the minority such as women of colour. Comparatively, the UK has a growing body of research that explores the role of systemic factors in the disproportionate …
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LEVITY
… Focusing less on ruin and more on hope despite systemic oppression and abusers who routinely attack, undermine, and underestimate women, the LGBTQ+ community, and people with disabilities, this collection of poems embraces erotic power—signaling a desire not just to <em>survive</em> but to be …
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Representations of post-apartheid black womanhood in the novels of Angela Makholwa and Kopano Matlwa
… the angles of struggle against patriarchy and systemic oppression, as well as demonstrating the agency of women and their resilience and strength of character as can be seen from the text.
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Segregation and Resistance Against South Asian Women with Disabilities in Ontario's Post-Secondary Education System
… of how this marginalised group may experience systemic oppression and resistance in education, it is a comprehensive study. The primary focus of this study is to find out the effects of institutional racism and social isolation on academic achievements, as well as the agency that women of color …
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(In)security and storytelling in Sri Lanka: negotiating safe spaces to remember, reenact and reconcile violence
… Sri Lanka safely share stories of violence when systemic oppression silences them. Those whose caste, ethnicity, gender, geography, language and/or religion sets them apart from the hegemony are at high risk of experiencing every day and severe violence due to structural discrimination. This …
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