Harris then brought up the issue of women in Islam, noting that some see Islam as a religion that
subjugates women.
Palin raps U.S. Army for disinviting Graham
Donaldo Macedo argues that white 'Freirean' teachers and others who promote a radical leftist stance also
subjugate their bicultural/bilingual students by supposedly giving them voice as long as the discourse is controlled by the colonizer.
A post-monolingual education
looking to craft the next chapter of human history in its own image." That is the central point only if we accept that failure to militarize our society will enable Al Qaeda to
subjugate us with their occasional anonymous blast.
Our Al Qaeda Problem
All the while, city officials and some business leaders have tried to subdue and
subjugate the former high school wrestler.
A dual life: he's an athletic star, a financial whiz and an architect of increased student performance--who is also supremely unpopular
And all this is in the name of fundamentalist dogmatism, behind which lurks the age-old paternalistic drive to dominate,
subjugate, oppress, downgrade, and silence women.
Women's lives, women's choices, women's voices
(To this, the feminist analysis adds that men use violence as a deliberate strategy to
subjugate women.) The proper response to the problem, we ate told, is to lock up and perhaps re-educate violent men while helping women get out of violent relationships.
Abuse revisited: a feminist challenges the conventional wisdom about domestic violence
Richard McCabe starkly defines the contradictions behind England's efforts to
subjugate its first colony: "The act of suppression was regarded as an act of 'charity,' an attitude which eventually gave rise to the claim that the Irish were 'beholding to God for being conquered" (19).
Spenser's Monstrous Regiment: Elizabethan Ireland and the Poetics of Difference
The British Education Act of 1870 made primary education available to all, but Victorian school buildings took their cue from bleak, authoritarian models such as prisons or barracks that could be economically produced to process and
subjugate the newly educated masses.
Edifying education: though mass education is taken for granted in the developed world, educating future generations is still a vital task that needs the full resources of architectural imagination to create inspiring places and spaces for learning
He is seen by the radical Left as the vanguard of an invasion of hateful Europeans who in their greed and racism couldn't wait to wipe out or
subjugate the noble savages of the New World.
1492: discovering Columbus' legacy
l IT is increasingly obvious that the written law authorises those in power to
subjugate people and lay claim to land and property they have taken by cunning and or force from others.
Your views: To the point
The militants wanted to threat and taunt the government but they cannot
subjugate the government because government is not afraid of their coward terror activities.
More terror attacks are expected, says Hoti
The Spaniards tried to
subjugate the Mayas throughout the 15th century, but the conquest was not complete until the fall of Tayasal, the last Maya stronghold, in 1697.
Maya
His Administration has shown it is willing and eager to do business, no matter how Chinese leaders repress religious expression and free speech, round up protesters, jail human-rights workers who have the temerity to document the dead at Tiananmen Square, persecute labor organizers, force women to have abortions against their will, torture Prisoners behind bars,
subjugate Tibet--the list goes on and on.
Human rights and business as usual
The JKHRC Chief underlined that since 1989 Indian occupation forces have raped and molested thousands of women to
subjugate them.
Oppressed Kashmiris tear a strip off inhuman Modi
No invader could
subjugate Punjab without first subjugating the Pathans or Sindhis or Hindustanis.
PUNJAB NOTES: Punjab resisted invaders from North, South and East (Part-II)