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- DictionaryOp·press/əˈpres/
verb
- 1. keep (someone) in subservience and hardship, especially by the unjust exercise of authority: "a system that oppressed working people"
17 hours ago · Early life Childhood: 1927–1945 Cesario Estrada Chavez was born in Yuma, Arizona on March 31, 1927. He was named for his paternal grandfather, Cesario Chavez, a Mexican who had crossed into Texas in 1898. Cesario had established a successful wood haulage business near Yuma and in 1906 bought a farm in the Sonora Desert's North Gila Valley. Cesario had brought his wife Dorotea and eight ...
17 hours ago · This article discusses the illusion of the North American immigrant dream for cultural refugees, the exhaustion of living under Han Chinese families, police violence, the mixed legacies of the Hong Kong 2019 protests, and the cycle of parental abuse and trauma in Chinese diasporas from a Chinese Indonesian perspective. There will also be unmarked spoilers for gameplay and story ...
17 hours ago · Because if all these are just funny demands, and a Jew is allowed everything like a non-Jew, as long as it is in his/her power to do so, then the ground is cut out from underneath our feet ...
17 hours ago · He was always very gaslighty whenever I'd claim his actions reflected the opposite of his words (I respect you, I care for you). So I ended up talking to him. I asked him to define what his definition of loving someone, respecting someone, caring for someone, and trusting someone means. Needless to say they were twisted and not healthy at all.
