Ontology and Oppression: Race, Gender, and Social Construction

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Focusing on the intersection of social identity and oppression, this book explores how societal structures shape our membership in various human categories. It examines the oppressive aspects of these classifications, particularly in relation to race and gender, while also acknowledging the value individuals may find in their identities. The text emphasizes the need for critical reflection and active efforts to transform these categories for a more equitable society.