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Systematic Oppression

Author: Frederick S, et al

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Let's Talk About Systematic Oppression

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Fredrick S., Lee M. Thurston High School (Redford, MI) Thurston High School Video Production
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My Video is on systematic oppression, According to www.urbandictionary.com Systematic oppression is Oppression that occurs at the institutional level, such as in government policy-making, within educational institutions and throughout the health care system. While one-on-one experiences of discrimination might stand out more in our minds, systemic oppression is even farther-reaching because it is coded

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right into the institutions we depend on to survive . I made this video because unfortunately most people in The United States are oblivious to systematic oppression , especially the youth . My intentions of the video was to bring light to a dark situation that nobody else is talking about .

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DMU Timestamp: January 21, 2020 02:52

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