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The “right to die” issue is usually framed as a struggle of liberation, a progressive campaign for individual human autonomy.

Beyoncé’s contemporary catalogue is sprinkled with references to Black liberation and radical Black feminism.

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“Young people are the ones to inherit this world, so who would be better to lead us on the path to liberation?” asked Martinez.

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“The Declaration in an Age of Revolutions” outlines the document’s 18th- and 19th-century impacts abroad, including on the French Revolution and national liberation movements in the Caribbean and Central and South America.

The black-and-white scarf, a symbol of Palestinian liberation, often sparks comments from patients, some of them disapproving.

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