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voicelessness

noun as in dumbness

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Both our infantilization in the liberal media and our depiction as monsters in the right-wing media are symptoms of our voicelessness in American media.

“When we ran the dialogues all over Australia, our people spoke about not being listened to and not being heard. They spoke about powerlessness and voicelessness,” Davies said.

Living under an authoritarian state — with the fear, uncertainty and voicelessness — is the fate of millions.

In this instance, education becomes a terrain of struggle, which refuses one's erasure or voicelessness and resists the dictates of an audit culture.

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But there was a certain kind of voicelessness, a loss of self, that scared her more.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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