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(171) Therefore, race can serve as a metaphor to offer humanity a tool to see how interrelatedness and its resulting cause and effect of actions must be properly in balance to advance the consciousness of the subjugator and the subjugated alike if there is to be true transcendence over institutional discrimination that permeates and extends to high-poverty schools.

Subjugated groups of people may gain self-government through equal participation in the government of the subjugator, or through independent statehood.

Having been one himself, Arsat knows a subjugator when he sees him.

Man, the last and the best of created works, formed after the image of his Maker, endowed with a portion of intellectual divinity, the governor and subjugator of all other beings, is, by his wisdom alone, able to form just conclusions from such things as present themselves to his senses, which can only consist of bodies merely natural.

"SickC*sick I am not ashamed/ From a colossal unbelievable tumor/ it is ghastlyC*ghastly and much more/ But I decided to become the subjugator not the vanquished/ Aided by faith in Allah the Almighty, science and medicine/ With will and determination defeated it will be/ And I will be cured to become older and older," wrote Ibtisam in her poem I was born again.Ibtisam's parents expressed frustration and anger regarding the way her school headmistress treated their daughter, who was diagnosed with cancer.

The historically disunited Konkomba clans began to identify the Dagombas as their common subjugator and Dagomba exploitation as their common plight.

Here, Weems delves into desire for recognition, a struggle for survival, that leaves one identifying with, living for, and seeking pleasure, dare I say love, from one's subjugator.

More importantly, the Khmelnitsky uprising was also the occasion of a barbaric massacre of Jews, an appalling episode in history usually overlooked by Ukrainian nationalists intent on seeing their homeland as a "victim-nation," a sort of Golgotha, as Morris Ilyniak calls it, "the site of a crucifixion by one foreign subjugator after another" (387).

From a larger standpoint, however, these are inconsequential matters, and we are left to conclude that Yasuo's image of Wilson as a subjugator who forces him into the submissive role of a sexual being derives from intertextual and extratextual sources -- that is, from other Oe works where foreigners are depicted as more blatantly oppressive, and from the stereotypes of foreigners circulating among the Japanese public at large.

It had to walk the boundary of the political world of environmental politics, allowing EDF to act as its surrogate, but not its subjugator. That struggle is played out in the announcement of the partnership in the banter between Yastrow and Krupp, described above, about "turning the golden arches green" and in the packaging switch.

However morally repugnant it is to live out the roles of subjugator and subjugated in social life, there is a subversive element, I would argue--and the film suggests--in plucking erotic goodies from them.