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Isn't love between equals healthier than sucking up to an oppressor? And when
they claim we aren't capable of loving men, even if we want to — I would ask a
straight man, in turn: are you capable of loving another man so deeply that you ...
Isn't love between equals healthier than sucking up to an oppressor? And when
they claim we aren't capable of loving men, even if we want to — I would ask a
straight man, in turn: are you capable of loving another man so deeply that you ...
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each other and uniting against a common oppressor. Thinking that because we
have an education privilege and can talk in abstracts we are somehow exempt
from feeling* oppression directly and talking about it honestly and, therefore,
think ...
each other and uniting against a common oppressor. Thinking that because we
have an education privilege and can talk in abstracts we are somehow exempt
from feeling* oppression directly and talking about it honestly and, therefore,
think ...
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The psychology of oppressed people is not silly. Jews, immigrants, black men,
and all women have employed the same psychological mechanisms to survive:
admiring the oppressor, glorifying the oppressor, wanting to be like the oppressor
, ...
The psychology of oppressed people is not silly. Jews, immigrants, black men,
and all women have employed the same psychological mechanisms to survive:
admiring the oppressor, glorifying the oppressor, wanting to be like the oppressor
, ...
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Women and the Welfare System | 102 |
Women Who Work in Factories | 115 |
Does the Law Oppress Women? | 139 |
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