The lecture on oppression and the different forms it can be
found in was extremely informative and knowledge full. Oppression's forms all come to the mal-aid of
society and hinder humankind as a whole.
One particular form that I found very interesting and thought provoking
was silence. I very much enjoyed
Professor Brady’s example of a dog whose vocal cords were cut rendering the
canine unable to bark. This barking
represented the individual’s ability to express and it embedded a very prominent
image from the description of oppression.
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