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ABSTRACT
This essay examines the theme of oppression portrayed in Remi Raji’s poetry Harvest of Laughter and Gather My Blood River of Songs. It explores the diverse layers of oppression faced by both individuals and communities through the theory of social realism, shedding light into political and social injustice. It also highlights the resilience of the human spirit admits such adversity serving as a call to action to confront oppression and pursue collection liberation.
