Exploitation- it is one facet of the Marion Young’s ‘faces of oppression’. “Is defined as the concept explained in this concept is that oppression follows a pattern and described as s steady process of transfer of the labour of one social group to benefit another”. In this face, it is built by structural relationships that are bound together in a system with all the energies and activities of the underclass groups used to enhance the well-being and augment the power of the elite groups. The underclass groups re also used to augment the wealth of the elite groups through all means including racial and sexual exploitations. For instance, gender exploitations are explained under this face as the systematic and unreciprocated power transfer from the female gender to the male gender. The transfer of power does not spare material, emotional, or sexual energies. Additionally, racial exploitation is the use of capitalist means in oppressing racialized groups. In this form, members of a particular racial group are subjected to serving another particular racial group that is assumed to possess more power and stature in the community. The oppressed racial group is supposed to offer menial labour to the privileged group. Menial labour is categorised by factors such as “service, servile, unskilled, and low-paying work that lacks in autonomy”. Under this category of Marion Young’s ‘faces of oppression’, the injustices associated with exploitation and menial labour are not solved by redistribution of wealth and resources. It is argued that institutionalized practices and relations promote are one way how inequality is bred and born thus recycling the racial exploitation cycle.