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Lasallian Journey Worksheet - Concept Map using the Lasallian Reflection Framework

effect of established class taking advantage

globalization norms differences

also considered product of power tripping

fueled by greed
as racism colonization stereotypes capitalism

OPINION CAUSES CAUSES OPINION

cultural
exploitation
imperialism

OPPRESSION

marginalization violence

OPINION CAUSES CAUSES OPINION

social minorities are

exclusion frustration global impossible to
disadvantage shut out phenomenon eradicate

experience of lack of respect competition for

powerlessness power
discrimination and attention

Oppression involves the practice of tyranny by a ruling group. However, it creates inequality in
other circumstances as well. People are not always oppressed by tyrants with wrong
intentions. In many cases, a liberal moral society can place system-wide constraints on people
to limit their freedom. It can be the outcome of policies that cause fixed norms and habits and
symbols. These rules set by society can become a restrictive structure of forces and limitations
that immobilize and reduce people into divisions. It has the power to make people feel less
human by denying them their rights and opportunities. Oppression can be classified into four
types, namely violence, marginalization, exploitation, and cultural imperialism.