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ShazamIam

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1. It seems like a huge amount of text to say that once the Whitness became part of the heirarchical

Reply to Celerity (Original post)

Sun Jan 2, 2022, 02:07 PM

Jan 2022

nature of the ruling class it was exploited to perpetuate itself for the benefit of the powerful.

I will give the material more time because I wonder if they note the time of the shift to what is identified as, Western, began with the European nation's colonization era at the end of the 15th Century?

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It seems like a huge amount of text to say that once the Whitness became part of the heirarchical ShazamIam Jan 2022 #1