A black slave in South Carolina stands up and talks to the other slaves about learning to read.
A woman in puritan New England demonstrates cunning.
A woman in Saudi Arabia wants to tuck back her veil and drive a car.
A labor contract manufacturer begins to make their own brand on a third shift from reused parts.
An Indian woman elopes to marry outside her caste, erasing the dowry negotiations of her parents.
This is about the cultural cognition of risk, leveraged by a combination of quasi-religious faith and societal leveraging of a zero-sum concept of "exploitation", to subjugate groups for financial reasons.
A woman in puritan New England demonstrates cunning.
A woman in Saudi Arabia wants to tuck back her veil and drive a car.
A labor contract manufacturer begins to make their own brand on a third shift from reused parts.
An Indian woman elopes to marry outside her caste, erasing the dowry negotiations of her parents.
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sub·ju·ga·tion
[suhb-juh-gey-shuhn] nounthe act, fact, or process of subjugating, or bringing under control; enslavement: The subjugation of the American Indians happened across the country.
This is about the cultural cognition of risk, leveraged by a combination of quasi-religious faith and societal leveraging of a zero-sum concept of "exploitation", to subjugate groups for financial reasons.
