Across
- 4. A system used to incarcerate marginalized communities and exploit them for labor
- 5. The belief that some races are superior to others, leading to discrimination and violence
- 7. The cruel or unfair treatment of people, especially marginalized groups
- 10. The forced labor and ownership of human beings, historically used to build wealth in the US and Canada
- 12. The use of physical harm to control, intimidate, or oppress people
- 16. The practice of taking control over other countries and exploiting their land and people
- 18. A powerful nation that controls other lands and people, often through force and oppression
- 20. Deep emotional and psychological harm caused by violence, oppression, and historical injustice
Down
- 1. Fair treatment and equality for all people, often demanded by marginalized communities
- 2. False or misleading information spread to influence public opinion and maintain control
- 3. The act of separating people based on race, class, or beliefs to prevent unity and resistance
- 6. A word associated with the crisis of Indigenous women disappearing at high rates in the US and Canada
- 8. The mass killing and destruction of a particular group, often linked to racial or ethnic persecution
- 9. The violent public execution of Black people, often used as a tool of racial terror
- 11. A tool used by governments and the media to keep people distracted and divided
- 13. The original people of a land, often subjected to land theft, forced removal, and violence
- 14. The system of money, jobs, and resources that is often structured to benefit the rich
- 15. The ability to control people, resources, and systems, often used to maintain inequality
- 17. Health A person’s emotional and psychological well-being, which can be harmed by systemic violence
- 19. Work, often under harsh conditions, that benefits powerful corporations and governments