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Why did others oppressed groups join the struggle for civil rights and who were the leaders?
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Wicca, like many other Pagan paths does not have a government. There is no one way to practice, and although many groups have leaders within them, each group is as much different from others as it is the same.
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Social domination refers to the power dynamics within a society where certain groups hold control over others through various means such as economic, political, or cultural influence. This control allows the dominant group to maintain and perpetuate their position of power, often at the expense of marginalized or oppressed groups. Social domination can lead to inequalities, discrimination, and lack of opportunities for those who are subjugated.
