The Construction of the Invisible Identity: A Method of Social Oppression

The Construction of the Invisible Identity: A Method of Social Oppression [Always have the title at the top of your first page of writing. I also see that you went way over the word count limit. Remember when you do that you take unfair advantage, by about 500 words, of your classmates who stick to the word requirements. One can add many extra supports for an argument with an extra 500 words.] The question of where individual …

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