Esmarelda VillaLobos - Long Form Narrative - mp3
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Catherine A. McKinnon addresses the legal issues involved in sexual harassment behavior that some people do not yet recognizes having political consequences, however, justice, racial issues and radically motivated laws have political consequences. So to dis sexual harassment. Reviewing the background of harassment and its effects on women, McKinnon demonstrates that it operates much as racial discrimination functions. In the writing of Martin Luther King, the question of freedom is central to in the excerpt from Frederick Douglass Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass and American Slaves. According to the policy and laws of the United States in the early 19th century, Douglas was doomed to remain a slave until the day he died. One of the most touching moments in Douglas's memoir is when he tells the young boys helping him learn to read that although they will someday be free men, he must remain a slave for his whole life. The awful irony for anyone who has read Thomas Jefferson is that independence was still not a completely meaningful term in the 18 thirties, when Douglas grew up, Douglas records the circumstances of life under a government that enforced slave laws both in the north and in the south, at the same time as the advocated independence