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Before I moved to Canada, I was in a social location that now has undergone some alterations, the privileges I have today have not changed so much, however some current conditions in my life are different and it's possible for me to highlight some areas of oppression that I had not previously noticed because of the position I was in...

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Intersectionality: The interaction between two or more social factors (gender, ethnicity, race, geographic location, or age) that define a person.
Social power: It can be defined as the power that an individual possesses and exercises to influence the behavior of other people or social organizations depending on the status they have.

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