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A patriarchal society has put the interests of those who aren't white men to the side. In American society, women of color struggle to be heard. 

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1. Domination of the Pine Tree Patriarchy (Per the Ovarian Psychos Documentary dir. Joanna Sokolowski and Kate Trumbull-Valle) 

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1. Domination of the Pine Tree Patriarchy (Per the Ovarian Psychos Documentary dir. Joanna Sokolowski and Kate Trumbull-Valle) 

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In a society in which the most power has been granted upon thyself, the pine tree feels empowered as it feels its role is more pivotal to the essence of life. 

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The Palm Tree produces the same amount of Oxygen as the Pine Tree, the pig inhales oxygen as an essential part of life. It doesn't care where the oxygen came. 

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3. Equality of Resource (Matriarchal Palm Tree) (Per week 6 reading materials, the pearls of people of color by E.T Kim/Ovarian Psychos)

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3. Equality of Resource (Matriarchal Palm Tree) (Per week 6 reading materials, the pearls of people of color by E.T Kim/Ovarian Psychos)

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This Pine Tree has shaven itself to look like an Oak Tree, despite its appearance it provides pig with the same o2 any other tree would. 

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4. The Pig sees no bias (Per the Muxes PBS Documentary of 2020)

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4. The Pig sees no bias (Per the Muxes PBS Documentary of 2020)

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Pig finds a community of trees which allows all types of trees to thrive and equally photosynthesize. The tolerance allows all trees to express their needs. 