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September 30, 2016 by shaysua

Can you see my oppression?

For a couple of weeks, I have noticed something that has been circling my life, that something is oppression. Continue reading →

Posted in activism, beauty standards, behavior, bodies, body, body ownership, body politics, control, disabled bodies, health, healthy bodies, labor on the body, loss of control, ownership, politics, poverty, Self-Awareness, social construction, social expectations, societal norms, society, stress, struggles, Uncategorized | Tagged bodies, Bodies at work, body, education, gender, ideology, Mind, mind and body, oppression, power, size, speaking out, stress, stress on the body, weight | 1 Comment

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