enslavement

1 But Mr. Jones’s performance emphasizes Caliban’s poisoned depravity rather than hinting at any innate nobility corrupted by his enslavement.

2 The educational administration system and the organization management have embodied the enslavement essence of the Japanese Puppet education administration.

教育行政制度和组织管理体现了日伪教育管理的奴化本质。

3 My father recounted to me that in the 19th century, Niagara Falls served as a vital stop on the underground railroad—a secret, informal network of people who sheltered escaped, formerly enslaved Black people.

4 Reséndez doesn’t spare the reader the shock of seeing a whole system of settlement, colonialism and capitalism that was built around the institution of the enslavement of Indians.

5 Charles Booker, the state legislator running in the Democratic primary to challenge Mitch McConnell for Senate in Kentucky, mentions reparations on his campaign website, noting his own family’s history of lynching and enslavement.

6 Interior Department designated the ruins at Leinster Bay one of the Underground Railroad Network to Freedom historic sites, finally shining a light on the brutal enslavement that flourished here for centuries.

7 But he said he was not guilty of murder and enslavement.

但是他称他没有犯谋杀和奴役罪。

8 By contrast, enslavement was intended to last a lifetime.

9 It examined the effective mental enslavement that prefaces the forthcoming physical servitude of women trafficked from Nigeria to Europe.

10 For reasons obvious to anyone not wearing the blinders of white rage and fear, black parents did not feel comfortable sending their children to a school proudly waving a flag that symbolizes their enslavement.

11 “I’ve been researching it thoroughly in the library. Elf enslavement goes back centuries. I can’t believe no one’s done anything about it before now.”

12 “The history of African Americans, in not just this country, but this hemisphere, is loaded . . . with questions of enslavement, questions of disenfranchisement,” she said.

13 It is unknown how many of these meetings were held, how much documentation of the speeches has survived and which attendees had only recently escaped from enslavement.

14 This is, Peck explains in his forceful narration, a story of greed and power; land, labor, and enslavement; and most notably, white supremacy.

15 The first Black artist elected to the Royal Academy, Frank Bowling, appears in a vast contemplative section titled “Crossing Waters” that evokes the tragedy of enslavement.

16 The comparison underscores the effect “Aferim!” has had here: The film has set off widespread discussion about enslavement of the Roma, a subject that until recently had rarely been aired in public.

17 However controversial the series may be, it is setting the terms of current discussions about enslavement.

18 There is also a growing body of research into more indirect impacts in large historical traumas such as the eviction of Native Americans from the land, or the enslavement and transport of Africans.

19 “The whole institution of enslavement in and of itself does not engender a romantic relationship,” Dr. Story said.

20 Drawing on literature, music, political philosophy and other texts, it argued for a conception of a diasporic black identity that arose from the experience of enslavement and transcended ethnicity and nationality.

1 征服

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2 奴役

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