Phrases with «emancipation»

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The word "emancipation" means being set free from something or someone that has control or power over you. It can also refer to gaining independence or rights that were previously restricted or denied. Full definition

Adjective + «emancipation»

Sentences with «emancipation»

  • In 1853, residents commemorated the anniversary of emancipation of slaves... (payscale.com)
  • Bratton said the NYPD is working with the Caribbean community to make J'Ouvert — an outdoor celebration of emancipation from slavery that typically marks the beginning of carnival — an «authorized event» after years of the parade - like gathering happening unofficially. (dnainfo.com)
  • Mathieu K. Abonnenc devotes his work to the forgotten or marginalised areas of recent history, figures and events associated with the 20th century's struggles for emancipation of identity. (mkgallery.org)
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