"If we can comprehend how racism, classism, cis-genderism, sexism--all forms of oppression--impacts each of us"

And yet you are NOT considering ALL forms of oppression - in fact, you are criticising my article for doing exactly that.

Obviously, there are differences between different types of slavery, but the purpose of an article like this is to examine the similarities.

As long as someone is blinded by their own prejudice, then they will continue to blind themselves to the intersectional nature of oppression.

Phrases such as "Let's not get the cart before the horse" are a perfect illustration of this blindness, where slavery of an entire group is so ubiquitous and enshrined in our very language that it is not even recognised as slavery.