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LEVELS AND TYPES OF OPPRESSION: EXAMPLES

ANTI-OPPRESSION RESOURCE AND TRAINING ALLIANCE www.aortacollective.org. the US women earn approximately ¾ of what men earn in a lifetime. White Supremacy and Racism • Black men and boys are incarcerated at 6 times the rate of white men and boys in the US.

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