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1. “Motivated and educated. Good direct speaker. Energetic, reasonable, and realistic.”

2. “Great speaker. Good listener as well.”

3. “I believe many many should take this course. The speaker (Kaitlin) was fluent in what she was saying. You taught me something new and I am grateful that you were here and shared your story. THANK YOU!!!”

4. “Gave me extra motivation. Actually made me look at my insides. Would have liked the talk to go longer.”

5. “Taught me to respect myself, take some time out and eat well. Motivated me and gave me more hope to succeed and makes me wish my friend was here to listen. Thank you. Your talks hit home!”

6. “It has reinforced that I have some personal issues to resolve NOW or I will repeat the same mistakes. I needed to hear this especially now. Thank you!”

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Why and how the world will be a much better place for each and all people when we choose to override the long-term notion that a few people get to decide who is worthy of being valued … respected based on her thesis and book, Connecting The Dots With The Respect Principle.

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“The error made in judging others is we seldom know the root cause of someone’s difficulties and their subsequent behaviours we condemn. In fact, we often accept the lie that if someone is legally old enough to know better they will do better. The reality often is their personality type and their experiences shaped them to be that way and enough healing has not happened yet for them to know and do better.”

Quoted from printed version of BROKEN COMPASS HOW TO SAVE A LIFE, page 7

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“Love is a decision … displayed by how we treat people, not just how we feel about them.”

Joyce Meyer quote from “The Battlefield of the Mind” amplified Bible, page 1671, inspired by 1 Corinthians.

Kaitlin Ann Trepanier, Human Rights Activist, Author, Poet, Playwright, and Speaker. Available books, Connecting The Dots With The Respect Principle and Broken Compass How To Save A Life, with the untitled sequel now a work-in-process

synonyms for oppress

• afflict
• annoy
• beat down
• harass
• maltreat
• overwhelm
• persecute
• pick on
• prey on
• subjugate
• suppress
• torment
• torture
• trample
• vex
• abuse
• aggrieve
• burden
• crush
• dishearten
• dispirit
• distress
• encumber
• force
• handicap
• harry
• hound
• outrage
• overcome
• overload
• overpower
• overthrow
• plague
• press
• ride
• rule
• sadden
• saddle
• smother
• strain
• tax
• trouble
• worry
• wrong
• despotize
• keep down
• put down
• put screws to
• put the squeeze on
• put upon
• tyrannize
• weigh heavy upon

See also synonyms for: oppressed / oppressing / oppressor

Most RELEVANT

• aid
• assist
• comfort
• help
• make happy
• please
• soothe
• benefit
• calm
• compliment
• delight
• encourage
• give in
• inspirit
• leave alone
• let go
• praise
• release
• surrender
• yield
• boost
• gladden

Roget’s 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

WORDS RELATED TO OPPRESS

abuse

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• backbite
• bad-mouth
• bash
• belittle
• berate
• blow off
• calumniate
• cap
• castigate
• cuss out
• cut down
• cut to the quick
• decry
• defame
• derogate
• discount
• do a number on
• dump on
• give a black eye
• hurl brickbat
• insult
• knock
• minimize
• nag
• offend
• oppress
• persecute
• pick on
• put down
• rag on
• reproach
• revile
• ride
• rip up
• run down
• scold
• signify
• slam
• slap
• sling mud
• smear
• sound
• swear at
• tear apart
• trash
• upbraid
• vilify
• vituperate
• zing

afflict

verbcause or become hurt

• agonize
• annoy
• beset
• bother
• burden
• crucify
• distress
• grieve
• harass
• harrow
• harry
• irk
• lacerate
• martyr
• oppress
• pain
• pester
• plague
• press
• rack
• smite
• strike
• torment
• torture
• trouble
• try
• vex
• worry
• wound

afflicts

verbcause or become hurt

• agonizes
• annoys
• besets
• bothers
• burdens
• crucifies
• distresses
• grieves
• harasses
• harries
• harrows
• irks
• lacerates
• martyrs
• oppresses
• pains
• pesters
• plagues
• presses
• racks
• smites
• strikes
• torments
• tortures
• tries
• troubles
• vexes
• winds
• worries

aggrieve

verbwrong

• abuse
• afflict
• oppress

boss around

verbbully

• browbeat
• bulldoze
• dominate
• domineer
• dragoon
• oppress
• order around
• push around
• tyrannize

bossed around

verbbully

• browbeat
• bulldozed
• dominated
• domineered
• dragooned
• oppressed
• order around
• pushed around
• tyrannized

Roget’s 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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Martin Luther King, Jr.

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People often say I wear my heart on my sleeve or have a bleeding heart, but the reason is simple … my heart has been bleeding for myself and others in need and pain ever since I can remember. Thankfully, I now know the best way to help them … by sharing what helps me to keep my heart open to help others and take care of my own heart too.

Kaitlin Ann Trepanier, Human Rights Activist, Author, Poet, Playwright, and Speaker. Available books, Connecting The Dots With The Respect Principle and Broken Compass How To Save A Life, with the untitled sequel now a work-in-process.