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Activista person who uses or supports strong actions (such as public protests) in support of or opposition to one side of a controversial issue活動家
积极分子jī jí fèn zǐ운동가oon dong gaaktibistaActivistaناشطNaashit
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Allya person who is not a member of a marginalized or mistreated group but who expresses or gives support to that group盟友盟友Méngyǒu동맹국dong maeng gookkadamay / ka-agibatAliada/AliadoحليفHaleef
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Alt-rightThe Alternative Right, commonly known as the "alt-right," is a set of far-right ideologies, groups and individuals whose core belief is that “white identity” is under attack by multicultural forces using “political correctness” and “social justice” to undermine white people and “their” civilization. - SPLC另類右派另类右派lìnglèi yòupài극보수주의geuk bo soo joo eehLa derecha alternativa
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Anti-Blackness The Council for Democratizing Education defines anti-Blackness as being a two-part formation that both voids Blackness of value, while systematically marginalizing Black people and their issues. The first form of anti-Blackness is overt racism. Beneath this anti-Black racism is the covert structural and systemic racism which categorically predetermines the socioeconomic status of Blacks in this country. The structure is held in place by anti-Black policies, institutions, and ideologies.

The second form of anti-Blackness is the unethical disregard for anti-Black institutions and policies. This disregard is the product of class, race, and/or gender privilege certain individuals experience due to anti-Black institutions and policies. This form of anti-Blackness is protected by the first form of overt racism.		反黑反黑Fǎn hēi반흑인주의bahn heugin joo eehkontra-itimAnti-negrura
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Bad faith argumentAn argument tactic used often to discredit political movements - useful to point out if any family members are using them against your points - see: https://medium.com/s/story/a-field-guide-to-bad-faith-arguments-7-terrible-arguments-in-your-mentions-ee4f194afbc9欺騙策略？or 惡意策略?无诚意讨论Wú chéngyì tao lun부정한 방법boojunghan bangbupparaan na may masamang intensyonArgumento de mala fe
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BailProperty or money given as surety that a person released from custody will return at an appointed time.保釋金保释金Bǎoshì jīn보석금boh seok geumpiyansaFianza
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Biasan inclination of temperament or outlook
especially : a personal and sometimes unreasoned judgment : PREJUDICE		偏見有成见 （having prejudiced ideas, bias)편견pyon gyeonpagkampi, pagkilingParcialidad
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Black lives matter A political movement to address systemic and state violence against African Americans. Per the Black Lives Matter organizers: “In 2013, three radical Black organizers—Alicia Garza, Patrisse Cullors, and Opal Tometi—created a Black-centered political will and movement building project called #BlackLivesMatter. It was in response to the acquittal of Trayvon Martin’s murderer, George Zimmerman. The project is now a member-led global network of more than 40 chapters. [Black Lives Matter] members organize and build local power to intervene in violence inflicted on Black communities by the state and vigilantes. Black Lives Matter is an ideological and political intervention in a world where Black lives are systematically and intentionally targeted for demise. It is an affirmation of Black folks’ humanity, our contributions to this society, and our resilience in the face of deadly oppression.” 黑人的命也是命黑人的命也是命Hēirén de mìng yěshì mìng흑인의 생명/목슴은 소중하다heugin ae sengmyung/mokseum eun so joong hada黒人の命は大切Buhay ng lahing Itim, MahalagaLas vidas negras importan
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Capitalism 資本主義资本主义zībén zhǔyì자본주의jabohn joo eehkapitalismoCapitalismoرأسماليةra'ismaliyye
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Civil disobedience公民不服從公民抗命Gōngmín kàngmìng시민 불복종shimin bool bohk jongsibil na pagsuwayDesobediencia civil
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Civil rights民權民权Mínquán민권minkwonkarapatang sibilDerechos civilesحقوق مدنيهHaqooq Madiniyye
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Colorism 膚色歧視肤色歧视Fūsè qíshì색차별주의sehk chabyul joo eehpagtrato ayon sa kulay ng balatColorismo
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Community 社群社区shèhuì지역 사회, 공동체ji yeok sa hwae, gong dong chaekomunidadComunidad
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Donate捐獻捐献Juānxiàn기부kiboopagbigayDonar
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Equality平權平等píngděng평등pyongdeungpantay-pantayIgualdad
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Have you ever been afraid of the police?你有曾經害怕過警察嗎?你有曾经害怕过警察吗？경찰을 두려워해 본 적이 있나요?kyungchal eul doo ryeo wo hae bohn jeuk eet nayo?Nakaranas ka na ba ng pangamba sa pulis?¿Alguna vez has tenido miedo de la policía?
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Human rights人權人权rénquán인권in gwonmga karapatang pantaoDerechos humanos
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i agree on this point but... 我同意這個觀點可是...我同意这个观点可是...이 점에 대해서는 동의하지만...ii johm ae daehaeseo neun dong ae hajiman...Sumasang-ayon ako sa puntong ito ngunit...Estoy de acuerdo en este punto pero ...
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I know you must feel like... however ...我知道你一定覺得...但是...我知道你一定觉得...但是...Alam ko ang iyong naramdam... ngunit..Sé que debes sentirte como ... sin embargo ...
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In times of need, do you feel like you can call the authorities? Because a lot of black people don't, and they can't. 當你有需要的時候，你可以聯絡相關的政府機構，但很多黑人不會這樣做，而且他們沒有辦法這樣做当你有需要的时候，你可以联络相关的政府机构，但很多黑人不会这样做，而且他们也没办法这样做경찰의 도움이 필요할때 망설임 없이 신고 할 수 있나요? 많은 흑인들은 신고 안 하고 못합니다. kyungchal ae doh eum eui pilyo halddae mangseolim eopshi shin go hal soo eetnayo? mahn eun heugin deul eun shin go ahn ha goh mot hahpnida.Sa mga saglit ng pangamba, sa palagay mo ba ay makaka-asa ka sa pulis?En tiempos de necesidad,¿siente que puede llamar a las autoridades? Porque muchas personas negras no lo hacen, y no pueden.
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Inequality社會不平等社会不平等shèhuì bù píngděng불평등bool pyeong deunghindi pagkapantayDesigualdad
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Innocent無辜无辜wúgū결백하다, 무고하다gyul baek hada, mu go hadawalang salaInocente
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Intersectionality 交織性多元交织性 （种族主义 性别歧视 和 阶级压迫 共同作用的交集）교차성(신분, 인종, 성별, 장애 등의 차별 유형들이 별개로 존재하는 것이 아니라 서로 결합하여 영향을 미치는 것)gyochaseong (shinboon, ihnjong, songbyeol, jang ae deung ae chabyeol yoohyung deul eui byul gaero jeonjae ha neun geotshi ahni rah seo roh kyulhap ha yeo yeonghyang eul mi chi neun geot)
Interseccionalidad
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Justice正義公正KatarunganJusticia
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Looting趁火打劫趁火打劫Chènhuǒdǎjié약탈yak talPagnanakawSaqueo
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Marginalized 邊緣化边缘化biān yuán huá소외된so wae dwaenMarginada/Marginado
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Marginalized People 邊緣人边缘人biānyuán rén소외된 사람들so wae dwaen sahramdeulmga taong nasa mababang sektor ng lipunanPersonas marginadas
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Model minority模範少數族裔模范少数族裔mófàn shǎoshù zú yì모범적인 소수 인종mobeomjeok in sohsu injeongmodelong minoryaMinoría modelo
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Mutual Aid相互扶助相互扶助Xiānghù fúzhù상부상조sang boo sang johtulong sa kapwa
Ayuda mutua
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Oppression壓迫压迫yāpò압박, 압제, 억압, 탄압, 학대; 심한 차별apbak, apjae, eok ap, tahn ap, hak dae; shimhan chabyulpang-aapiOpresión
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Police Brutality 警方暴力警方暴力jǐngfāng bàolì경찰의 만행kyungchal ae mahnhaengpagmamalupit ng pulisBrutalidad policial
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Police use of excessive force 警方執法過當警方过度执法경찰의 과도한 진압, 과잉진압kyungchal ae gwadohahn jin ap, gwa ing jin appaggamit ng pulis ng lubhang pwersaUso policial de fuerza excesiva
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Power 權力权力quan2li4힘 / 권력him / gwon ryukkapangyarihanPoder
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Prison 監獄监狱jiānyù감옥gamokkulungan / bilibid
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Prison Industrial Complex監獄工業聯合體监狱工业综合体감옥-산업 복합체gamoksaneop bokhapchaeComplejo industrial penitenciario
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Privilege (socio-economic, racial, gender-based, status-based, etc.) 特權特权특권 (사회-경제적인, 인종적인, 성별적인, 신분적인, 등등)teuk kwon (sahwi kyungjae jeok in, injong jok in, sohngbyul jeok in, shinboon jeok in, deung deung)
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Protester抗爭者抗争者kàngzhēng zhě시위자shi wi janagpoprotestaManifestante
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Protests 抗議抗议kàngyì시위shi wikilos pagtutuolProtestas
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Racial discrimination種族歧視种族歧视zhǒngzú qíshì인종 차별injeong chabyuldiskriminasyon ayon sa lahiphân biệt chủng tộc
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Racial minority少數族裔少数族裔shǎoshù zú yì소수 인종sohsoo injeonglahing minorya
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Racial profiling 種族特徵剖析？種族畫像？以族裔预设身份 (phrase: using race to presuppose / make assumptions)인종 프로파일링 injeong profilingpagprofile ayon sa lahi
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Racism種族主義种族主义zhǒnɡzú qíshì인종차별주의injeong chabyul joo eehracismo
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Redistribution of wealth 財富再分配财富再分配cáifù zài fēnpèi부의 재분배boo ae jaeboonbaemuling pamamamhagi ng kayamanan
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Resources / Information 資源/資訊资源/信息zīyuán/xìnxī정보jeong bopinagkukunan ng datos (data sources)/ pinagkukunan ng impormasyon (information sources)
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Riot 暴動骚乱sāoluàn폭동pok dongkaguluhanbạo loạn
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Segregation種族隔離种族隔离zhǒngzú gélí분리, 격리boonlee, gyeok lee
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Skin Tone 膚色肤色fū sè피부색pibu saekkulay ng balatmàu da
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Slavery奴隸制度奴隶制度núlì zhìdù노예제도noh yae jaedopagka-alipin
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Social justice 社會正義社会正义shè huì zhèng yì사회 정의sa hwae jung eehkatarungang panlipunan
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Social movement運動運動社会运动사회운동sa hwae oon dongpribilihiyong sosio-ekonomiko
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Socio-economic privilege 高社經地位社会经济特权경제적인 특권gyungjae jeokin teuk gwonPagbuklod/ pagka-isa
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Solidarity團結团结tuánjié연대yeon daepagkakaisa
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Stand in solidarity with與...團結, 與...站在同一陣線与...统一战线~의 편에 서다~ae pyeon ae suh daekaisahan, katatagan
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Stop and frisk制动，搜身Zhì dòng, sōushēnhinto at kapkapan
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Support 支持支持zhī chí지원jiwonsuporta, tulong
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Systemic Racism系統性的種族歧視系统性的种族歧视체계적 인종차별chaegaejeok injong chabyulrasismong sistemiko
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White Privilege 白人特權白人特权báirén tèquán백인 특권baegin teuk gwonpribilehiyong para sa mga kulay puti ang balat ('privilege for white-skinned people')
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White supremacy 白人優越主義白人优越主义báirén yōuyuè zhǔyì백인 우월주의, 백인 지상주의baegin oo weol joo wi, baegin jisang joo wi
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