Abolitionist
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A person who favors the abolition of
a practice, formerly related to slavery |
Advocate |
A person who publically supports a policy, cause, or action
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Bias
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Prejudice in favor of or against something, usually for a single reason
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Civil
Rights |
The rights of citizens to social equality, freedom, and political freedom |
Discrimination |
The prejudicial or unjust treatment of different categories of people on a given basis |
Emancipation |
Freeing someone from someone or something else who has control |
Equality |
The state of being equal in rights, status, and opportunities to succeed |
Heritage
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Valued items, qualities, and customs that are passed down from one generation to the next |
Injustice
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An unjust act, unfairness |
Integrity
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Having strong moral principles, being honest, being moral |
Laborer |
A person doing unskilled manual work for hire |
Oppression |
Prolonged unjust treatment that is cruel and controlling |
Prejudice |
A preconceived opinion about someone or something that is not based on fact, reason, or experience |
Racism |
The belief that all members of a given race are alike in some or all characteristics |
Segregation |
The enforced separation of groups based on race in a country or community |