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movement key
inkinombho lokuhamba
Ultimo aggiornamento 2014-08-20
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together we are one movement
sisonke simunye
Ultimo aggiornamento 2020-03-04
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mouse manipulation: movement, drag and drop
ukusebenzisa igundane: uyanyakazisa, uthathe futhi uyeke
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mouse-manipulation: movement, drag and drop
ukusebenzisa igundane: uyanyakazisa, udonse futhi ulahle
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various activities based on physical movement.
imisebenzi eminingi eyenziwa ngokunyakazisa umzimba.
Ultimo aggiornamento 2014-08-20
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mouse manipulation: movement, drag and drop. cultural references.
ukuxhashazwa kwegundane : ukugudluka, donsa futhi yehlisa. ukwedluliselwa kwesiko.
Ultimo aggiornamento 2014-08-20
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a womanist is a black feminist or feminist of color who opposes sexism in the black community and racism throughout the feminist community. according to black american activist and author alice walker, the womanist movement unites women of color with the feminist movement. womanists work to ensure the well-being of all of humanity, male and female. while feminism focuses strictly on gender discrimination, womanism opposes discrimination against women in the areas of race, class, and gender. womanism definition womanism is a form of feminism focused especially on the experiences, conditions, and concerns of women of color, especially black women. womanism recognizes the inherent beauty and strength of black womanhood and seeks connections and solidarity with black men. womanism identifies and criticizes sexism in the black american community and racism in the feminist community. it further holds that black women’s sense of self depends equally on both their femininity and culture. black american civil rights advocate and scholar of critical race theory kimberlé crenshaw coined the term in 1989 to explain the interrelated effects of sexual and racial discrimination on black women
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