As soon as I enter office I am going to ask the Department of State, which has been brutalized by Hillary Clinton, brutalized.
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As soon as I enter office, I am going to ask the department of state, which has been brutalized by Hillary Clinton, brutalized.
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Young: We've lived through one presidency that fucking brutalized us.
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She was brutalized and raped alongside the four other women.
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Their corpses, brutalized and buried, were discovered two months later.
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How can I describe the way he brutalized me then?
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Soldiers were starved and brutalized with rubber hoses and bayonets.
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How many women are killed or brutalized by police each year?
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And what about my sister's rights when she was being brutalized?
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When millions of girls and women are brutalized, we're all diminished.
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They know they're about to just get brutalized on the road.
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The burden of the brutalized is not to comfort the bystander.
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I actively avoid exposing myself to images of Black people being brutalized.
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She worried about getting lynched or brutalized when she walked in public.
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He was brutalized by virtually everyone when he first left for Miami.
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The women of Orange Is The New Black endlessly brutalized each other.
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Over the course of weeks, the police in Daraa completely brutalized Yacoub.
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That's if who we're witnessing being brutalized is able to be mourned.
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One woman's brutalized body was found near her Airbnb in Costa Rica.
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Lampy and John, especially, have been blinded and brutalized by their upbringing.
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The cycle of violence and disillusionment has "brutalized" the country, Verini says.
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Heard claims she still loves the man she now says repeatedly brutalized her.
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Activists advocating for equality for black Americans in 1965 were brutalized by police.
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The body idolized and brutalized; the body stretched and abstracted, repressed and reimagined.
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They were discriminated against, humiliated, exploited and brutalized, all in their own way.
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Connecticut, where predominantly black students try to learn literature while being brutalized by
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Xi Jinping brutalized the only Nobel Peace Prize laureate China has ever had.
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Ms. A-B-, a Salvadoran, was brutalized by her husband for 15 years.
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The Rohingya in Myanmar and the Uighurs in China have also been brutalized.
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With an eye toward the media, old military uniforms will be donned so that if the veterans are brutalized by the police, they are brutalized not as ordinary citizens, but as people who once served the government they are protesting against.
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The side netting nearly asked Halliday for his autograph after being brutalized by him.
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But my vagina feels like it has been brutalized from the cut they made.
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"We've been brutalized over the last 18 months with misinformation, no information," he said.
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Brown was brutalized and tased, despite never doing anything to warrant a physical altercation.
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The recession brutalized the economy and years of debt were compressed into mere months.
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They were brutalized in the March elections and are happy to be in opposition.
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No matter: A white woman had been brutalized, and America demanded someone to punish.
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Your schedule has been totally brutalized by Mercury retrograde, but now it's finally over!
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In the co-main event Khabib Nurmagomedov brutalized late replacement, Darrel Horcher as expected.
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"Yes, they brutalized my flesh," he said in a message from his hospital bed.
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As foreign as the white captors who raped, brutalized and enslaved those same bodies.
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You feel beaten, somewhat brutalized, and to keep going, you're not going to stop.
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The workers said they were harassed and brutalized by their supervisors, and intimidated with dogs.
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Our heroes are tortured and brutalized, forced to extremes and driven to make impossible choices.
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He knew that instead of protecting a citizen's right, they brutalized citizens or executed them.
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The recession brutalized the U.S. economy and years of debt were compressed into mere months.
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She had alleged Johnny brutalized her on May 21 but now the case is over.
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Yeah. Since then, the Boltons have moved on in to Winterfell and brutalized any stragglers.
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It is important to note that many celebrities have been brutalized by their wax portrayals.
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I realized that anyone who is brutalized and treated like an animal eventually becomes that.
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Defiant, Billy wears Lady Gaga-style costumes to school, and is brutalized for his trouble.
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Hated by one generation as brutalizers, they were hailed by the next as the brutalized.
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Russians have taken to the streets to protest against Putin's corrupt regime and been brutalized.
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As we reported, she claims he brutalized her in a Vegas club ... something he denies.
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It was about liberation by any means and fighting back against a system that brutalized us.
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Historically, Vodou has been an emancipatory faith that enslaved people turned to when they were brutalized.
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As we previously reported ... Bird allegedly brutalized his GF at his Massachusetts apartment during a Sept.
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"A young Aboriginal man with a very serious mental health condition is repeatedly brutalized," he said.
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The North Koreans have left us to conclude that our citizen was brutalized in their custody.
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"It's not just the black people who get brutalized," he tells Diane with a straight face.
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That 28503 million North Koreans remain enslaved and brutalized to this day is humanity's shared shame.
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And when black people are brutalized by police but do not die, that too deserves attention.
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Police have brutalized protestors of the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) in North Dakota over the past year.
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Anomaly, not anomaly, we shouldn&apost have one American brutalized by someone who shouldn&apost be here.
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"We were being brutalized, we were being murdered, we were being ostracized in a sense," she said.
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And its focus on weeping, brutalized children, and older people pushes the misery level to exhausting levels.
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Flashes of those fiery buildings are just as iconic as the video footage of King being brutalized.
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Seven women brutalized by former policeman Daniel Holtzclaw have filed a civil lawsuit against the disgraced cop.
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And it's devastating to see someone who has been your friend, whom you love, be so brutalized.
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It continued to be brutalized in this manner until finally in 2011 it was raised and conserved.
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He said Harrison later called him and told him how he was being "brutalized" on social media.
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I had imposed a gender on the bird, and she was a she — a lovely, brutalized thing.
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It had been successful of keeping its head down while lawmakers brutalized Facebook (FB) and Twitter (TWTR).
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Her brother said that he hadn't been able to sleep since Zainab's brutalized body had been found.
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They also showed screenshots of other RAM members using hand-to-hand combat techniques as they brutalized counterprotesters.
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"The brutalized, injustice that is happening in this country is sad," Castro-Rangel wrote in her Facebook post.
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Brutalized one too many times, Cora herself escapes onto a train and into a world of new danger.
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He would go out, he'd investigate civil rights violations, he'd interview people who'd been brutalized by white supremacists.
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I, too, was tired of seeing women being needlessly brutalized on TV. I am grateful for these critiques.
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But the young men, who were questioned and brutalized by Detroit police officers in the annex, were unarmed.
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There's a scene in The Nightingale which an Aboriginal woman is abducted and brutalized by the English soldiers.
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The paint of Till's face dances like it is alive; he is made decorative when he was brutalized.
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When his family finally saw him again nearly three months later, he was in jail, looking badly brutalized.
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North Carolina was brutalized by an epidemic of crying Jordans after losing the NCAA championship game last week.
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Instead, it offers a glimmer of hope for brutalized, innocent people as long as they are locked up.
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Bracing for temperature drops The arctic front that hit earlier already has brutalized parts of the United States.
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" Following up on Twitter, she added that the detention centers have "brutalized" migrants, children included, with "dehumanizing conditions.
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Meanwhile the way he brutalized young women was a very 1970s way to be a movie-business monster.
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Brutalized indentured workers from India and China took up sugar production in Guyana and Fiji, Mauritius and Trinidad.
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"Having people make light of something that I get brutalized for is patronizing, to say the least," Divinity said.
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That makes this brutalized mammoth the oldest evidence for human expansion into the high Arctic by a wide margin.
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Lopez is organizing another rally this week for a transgender couple in Brooklyn; Lopez herself was brutalized in February.
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It is these sentiments which are then used to recruit brutalized individuals into joining the jihad against the west.
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Congresswoman Maxine Waters wants Republicans to finally say it -- ENOUGH IS ENOUGH ... after President Trump verbally brutalized Mika Brzezinski.
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Meanwhile, squads of Brown Shirts brutalized and murdered opponents, heightening the very disorder that Hitler had proposed to cure.
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Communities throughout the country continue to see black men brutalized at the hands of police -- without consequence or recourse.
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For six years, it has brutalized its own people in an attempt to win back control of the country.
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As mentioned, the two Stormtroopers were unmercifully brutalized by IG-11 and, I&aposm assuming, killed in the assault.
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As each woman spoke, the pageant organizers flashed images of women who had been brutalized across an enormous screen.
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About 50 girls escaped but authorities fear the rest may have been raped, brutalized or forced to convert to Islam.
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Blac Chyna says Rob Kardashian not only cyberbullied her ... he brutalized her ... this according to legal docs obtained by TMZ.
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In the north, the dominant Isaaq clan was heavily repressed and brutalized by government forces, according to human rights experts.
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After being brutalized by the 0003 stock market crash, many people fear a replay could destroy their retirement nest egg.
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After being brutalized by the 0003 stock market crash, many people fear a replay could destroy their retirement nest egg.
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Karrueche Tran will do what Rihanna would not -- testify that Chris Brown brutalized her ... and she's not scared at all.
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Chyna is also suing the family for battery over her claims Rob brutalized her during an April domestic violence incident.
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Clay was about the same age as Till, and the photographs of the brutalized dead youth haunted him, he said.
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We know that for many decades the Ku Klux Klan burned homes and churches and brutalized and murdered black Americans.
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" The Trump administration accused the Ortega government of "indiscriminate violence" from "pro-government parapolice that have brutalized their own people.
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Creatures with shells and the animals that rely on them further of the food chain are being brutalized by acidification.
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Once brutalized by dictatorship under Saddam Hussein, the country became even more dysfunctional, difficult and dangerous for its people afterward.
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After months of reports of poor Filipinos being brutalized, the situation changed only recently thanks to a high-profile death.
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In Yambio, most people are from the Azande ethnic group, and many say they have been brutalized by the Dinka.
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Upfront costs are a particular challenge for middle- and low-income homebuyers, which are being brutalized in the state already.
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He then spent parts of season 4, 5, and 6 under the name "Reek," being tortured and brutalized by Ramsay Bolton.
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After being questioned and brutalized, Miguel's henchman suffocates him with a plastic bag, the same way Calderon and Enrique were killed.
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The story that follows charts their journey to the lost ship, where they discover brutalized corpses and more questions than answers.
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He brutalized the Bush family during the campaign, and could not seem less like George H.W. Bush in style as president.
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The brutalized bodies of young girls are piling up in Wind Gap, and Camille is the only one for the job.
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Everything is meant to be black and white: the characters are in a relationship or they're miserable, they're compliant or brutalized.
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They've encountered each of them and have nothing to show for it, and the girls have since been blinded and brutalized.
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He has been brutalized in prison; he spends his time studying and trying to avoid the attacks of his fellow prisoners.
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Bastards (2013) features an impossible-to-follow mystery involving a young girl whose vagina has been brutalized by a corn cob.
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I grab Laia's hand and race toward another side street, only to find that it is as brutalized as the first.
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If enough refugees can find their loved ones, the brutalized Rohingya community might eventually be able to knit itself back together.
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I rushed back to the clinic on March 13 with the air of having traversed a battlefield, brutalized, but not defeated.
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As for Heinemann's Vietnam War novel, the graphic depiction of how American soldiers brutalized Vietnamese people, including raping them, enraged me.
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Ryan Phillippe is firing back at an ex-girlfriend who claims he brutalized her, throwing her down a flight of stairs.
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Her father was violent with her older brother—"brutalized him," Opie said—and her brother, in turn, was violent with her.
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At the time, black and Mexican gangs dominated the city, and they brutalized the Salvadorans who showed up in their neighborhoods.
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In 2012, a woman was abducted and brutalized on a moving bus in New Delhi by a gang of young men.
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We can no longer sit on the sidelines while our brown and black neighbors are being victimized and brutalized by white supremacists.
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I also wanted to help in a sense, because [Muslims] were being brutalized by the regime, by militias and other international players.
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Gracie had done nothing to earn it, everyone already knew that the game had passed him years before, and Hughes brutalized him.
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She also claimed in her legal docs that he brutalized her, punching her in the stomach and throwing her down the stairs.
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As the brutalized civilians are made to line up against the wall with their hands against it, their fingers quiver like birds.
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In recent months, terrorist attacks by both the Taliban and ISIS-Khorasan (ISIS-K) have brutalized Afghans and horrified the international community.
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He died soon after returning to the U.S., and he had evidently been brutalized by North Korean officials while he was detained.
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"Then they all stand around and smile while their picture is taken with a hung, burned and brutalized black person," he wrote.
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"It was just horrific watching her being brutalized because they were so desperate to get her into this trailer," Ms. Birnkrant said.
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Typical ads conveyed a brutalized vision of life behind the Iron Curtain: "a strip of Communist-controlled hell-on-earth," one read.
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For example, a ProPublica investigation revealed that the Elkhart, Indiana, police department regularly brutalized suspects, with few or no consequences for officers.
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In 2012, a young woman was gang raped and brutalized on a bus in Delhi, dying 13 days later in the hospital.
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But watching the Panthers (4-3), it is easy to feel sorry for Newton as he is brutalized on play after play.
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At the news conference on Thursday, Mr. Warmbier's father said his son had been "brutalized and terrorized" during 18 months of captivity.
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When an American citizen is brutalized at the hands of a subhuman communist dictatorship, America and humanity at large should mourn together.
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Suddenly, arm and neck restraints burst from the chair and you sit there, your arms bound and your eyes brutalized in luxuriant agony.
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Trans people are especially subject to murderous attack: like Islan Nettles, who was brutalized to death in August 2013 on a Harlem sidewalk.
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I don't need to see women brutalized to understand that Gilead is bad, or that misogyny is bad; believe me, I got it.
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The publicist dreams that, in an earlier life, he was a handsome member of an inbred monarchy that brutalized millions of serfs. Hawt!
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But she holds that repeated exposure to images and videos of brutalized black people can build on black communities' preexisting experiences with racism.
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News. Smart was taken from her bedroom and brutalized by her captors for nine months before being rescued when she was just 14.
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On Tuesday night, Khan-Cullors carried the weight of distorted, brutalized time — and its continuous collapsing down on the backs of black folks.
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Two Yazidi women who were among the thousands kidnapped and brutalized by the Islamic State received the European Union's top human rights award.
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Nigeria Women who had escaped Boko Haram's evil clutches found themselves brutalized again by the very people who are supposed to help them.
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And then, with inevitable circularity, I was visualizing again the brutalized young men who had fired blindly into crowds just like this one.
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We want the world to know how we and our son have been brutalized and terrorized by the pariah regime in North Korea.
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Some emerged with the same symptoms as American prisoners of war who were brutalized decades earlier by some of the world's cruelest regimes.
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Lush, verdant exteriors — vibrantly photographed by Sam Chase — define a plantation where, according to Sebastien's garrulous cook, hundreds of Vietnamese workers were brutalized.
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Earlier this year, I reported on a transgender inmate's horrific experience through multiple public prisons, where she was repeatedly sexually assaulted and brutalized.
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Throughout the afternoon, Ms. Power grimly made her way through the refugee camp, sitting with women who had been brutalized by Boko Haram.
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Young Kashmiris — fed up, brutalized, growing up in the most densely militarized zone in the world — surrounded polling stations to protest Indian rule.
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In the first half of the 20th century, the Korean Peninsula was colonized by Japan, and many Koreans were brutalized, murdered and enslaved.
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Presumably they wouldn't have let him be brutalized, but we'll never know: This setup neatly spares them from having to make that choice.
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As for Fontana, he understood that his own most important contribution remained the "Holes" and "Cuts," which both brutalized tradition and preserved it.
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Josh Duggar is going after a stripper ... not only denying he sexually brutalized her ... he says he never even laid eyes on her.
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Back on October 5, Ronnie was allegedly brutalized by Jen ... he says she punched him and struck him in the head with a phone.
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We also asked if Oklahoma running back Joe Mixon -- the guy who brutalized a female student -- deserves a chance to play in the NFL.
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Brutalized by the great recession, the county went twice for President Obama, who workers credit for saving the auto industry, the largest local employer.
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Not to mention that brutalized black bodies are everywhere in this game, despite continually refusing to address the inherent racial subtext of said images.
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In too many cities across the country, black men [are] being disproportionately brutalized and mistreated by policemen in a higher number than anyone else.
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There peasants who had for hundreds of years been subjugated and brutalized by the landed gentry rose up and chased them off their lands.
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And let's get a couple of things straight, just a little side note: The burden of the brutalized is not to comfort the bystander.
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Instead of being brutalized for his lack of cooperation, Suitter is time and again met with either bemusement or toothless exasperation from the cops.
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Women are sure to be brutalized, extreme barbarism will be practiced in the name of religion, and terror once again will reach our shores.
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Civilians are brutalized and killed by police all too often, but cops risk their lives as they make arrests, go undercover or search residences.
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Some may even feel affirmed by seeing themselves or those with whom they share an identity visually "represented" while being brutalized, dying, or dead.
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The dead and brutalized are also not necessarily holy relics for us to attach ourselves to that we should abstain from looking at thoughtfully.
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Brutalized by his jail time, he is transformed through an act of kindness, and becomes a wealthy and respected citizen, with a new identity.
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But just as Glee often lacked subtlety with its messaging, the queer characters on AHS were often tortured or brutalized in very explicit ways.
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Boko Haram has abducted an unknown number of women and girls like Balaraba to be brutalized, raped and forced into service by their captors.
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A funeral photograph of his brutalized corpse that appeared in Jet magazine is often cited as the spark that ignited the civil rights movement.
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Snap has also been brutalized by Facebook subsidiary Instagram, which is flush with cash and claims to have well over 400 million daily active users.
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Caro Gonzalez, a 26-year-old who was arrested on Thursday, says she was "brutalized and dehumanized" by police for protesting peacefully against the pipeline.
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He returned home to Ohio on Tuesday in a coma after being "brutalized and terrorized by the pariah regime," his family said in a statement.
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Disney star Adam Hicks is no stranger to violence ... he shot himself and allegedly brutalized his girlfriend before allegedly going on an armed robbery spree.
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By the end, she was observing a victory she'd orchestrated and lingering for an extra look at the mauling of the man who brutalized her.
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CAIRO — Ever since the brutalized body of a 28-year-old Italian student, Giulio Regeni, was discovered on the side of a road on Feb.
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"In these communities where people actually cheered and celebrated while black people were burned and brutalized, you want people to recover, to repent," he said.
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He said that the country's leader, Kim Jong-un, had brutalized his own people, and that he must be made to relinquish his nuclear program.
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His father, Fred Warmbier, told Fox News that his son was "terrorized and brutalized" and had been in a coma for more than a year.
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The politician, Kuldeep Singh Sengar, had been jailed since last year on charges of having brutalized the young woman in 2017, when she was 17.
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In the final section, Taras is a brutalized captive burned to death, though not before seeing his valiant troops coming to take up the fight.
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A strong 28503 percent plurality of Americans advocate for restraint in cases where a foreign population is being brutalized or victimized by their own governments.
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The skin on your face will be brutalized in the piercing wind, and your hands will go numb within a minute or two if unsheathed.
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From another angle The reaction to Schutz takes in, and puts into crisis, the position of a white artist making work about a brutalized black body.
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Fifteen years ago, I stood in front of a group of West Africans who had been brutalized by the government of President Charles Taylor of Liberia.
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On July 26, two transgender women — Julie and Nomi, who identified themselves only by their first names — said that they were brutalized in their own home.
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" His piece also denounces "fanatics brutalized by the Koran" and other religions that criticized Charlie Hebdo and its contributors for "daring to laugh at the religious.
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Human Rights Watch warned on Tuesday that returning the refugees could simply mean forcing them back into the hands of the security forces that brutalized them.
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"You beat and brutalized an innocent infant who could not protect himself," Bury's mother and Chance's grandmother, Sally Susina, told Walsh in court, according to NBC.
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Who is going to make the argument that this poor, abused and brutalized girl wouldn&apost have been safer in U.S. detention than with a rapist?
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His body was sent back to Chicago where, after seeing the brutalized body of her son, Mamie Till Mobley decided to have an open-casket funeral.
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The two-page resolution is not just an apology; it's also an acknowledgment that slavery brutalized a people and stripped them of their culture and values.
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Behind Locke's bombast was the inexorable question of suffering: how it forged and brutalized the collective, forcing a desperate solidarity on people not treated as such.
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His mother Pearl Fernandez and her boyfriend Isauro Aguirre were arrested and, when the couple was questioned, they admitted they had intentionally brutalized the young child.
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The New Wave exemplar Anna Karina stars as the unwilling novice Suzanne Simonin who, brutalized and sexually harassed, is driven to find her freedom in death.
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"Otto was terrorized and brutalized for 18 months by a pariah regime in North Korea," said Warmbier's father, Fred Warmbier, in a press conference last week.
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I do not believe you see as many black people die and be brutalized as I have and not develop anxiety—or, in my case, OCD.
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Even if its inmates were not brutalized, its guards not thuggish, its corridors not afflicted by gangs, weapons and drugs, Rikers would still be a bad idea.
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This found a ready response in the hearts and minds of African Americans who had been brutalized, dehumanized and depersonalized by legalized white supremacy for 300 years.
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In June, graphic photos claimed to show Christian Nigerians from the Berom tribe who had been brutalized by people from the Fulani tribe, which is primarily Muslim.
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All you have to do is Google the words "pizza delivery" to see the almost-weekly news stories of pizza deliverers being brutalized while they sling pies.
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He returned home to Cincinnati, Ohio, on June 13 in a coma after being "brutalized and terrorized by the pariah regime," his family said at the time.
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When they arrived at the scene, they found Carter's naked, brutalized corpse, her limbs apparently having been arranged so as to resemble the aftermath of a crucifixion.
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However, I am severely offended by the continual comparison of a sexual preference, a gender preference, to the plight of an enslaved, raped, lynched, brutalized, oppressed people.
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More recently, readers have met women brutalized by time into a radical intelligence in Jennifer Egan's A Visit from the Goon Squad and Jane Alison's Nine Island.
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Till was a 14-year-old Black boy who was murdered and brutalized in 1955 following false accusations that the teen whistled at a local white woman.
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And yet, despite having been brutalized by his own father, he never hits his wife or his children, breaking a cycle that Louis elsewhere suggests is invincible.
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The improvements since then seemed to be clear to Sam Farran, 55, a security consultant who was freed last year after being abducted and brutalized in Yemen.
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The A.N.C. seems content to let universities burn and young people be brutalized, rather than step in with a coherent plan for increasing access to higher education.
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The True Story of How a City in Fear Brutalized the Central Park Five "When They See Us" revisits the case of the wrongfully convicted teenage boys.
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Ordinary citizens are routinely brutalized by armed groups but equally by government forces, who are accused of exacting illegal taxes and raping and killing civilians with impunity.
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In 2015, when the city erupted after the death of Freddie Gray, much of the anger was directed toward the plainclothes squads that routinely brutalized black citizens.
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The world has changed since David Jackson photographed the brutalized face of Emmett Till and Nick Ut captured the napalm-burned body of Phan Thi Kim Phuc.
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After Otto Warmbier, a 22-year-old American student, was freed from captivity in North Korea, his father said the country had "brutalized and terrorized" his son.
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It also traces the twisting path of the two whip-smart female detectives who team up to catch the serial predator who brutalized Marie and the others.
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At a funeral on Monday attended by hundreds, Abdelkader Tamalt said his brother had been harassed, deprived of sleep and brutalized by prison guards in his cell.
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Drawing on the 1973 Chilean coup and a divided Berlin, Müller explores the failure of culture and human progress to make the world a less brutalized place.
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Social media went crazy asking how Brent can support a guy who brutalized a woman ... which led to Brent's very agitated response live in the 3rd quarter.
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Many, experts fear, may be forced into a life on the streets, where women in the trade have been historically brutalized by men bent on siphoning their profits.
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"Among the defensives, the only place where I'm really shopping is going to be in health care because health care had been so brutalized this year," Stoltzfus said.
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Though Republicans have always dog-whistled on race and pursued policies that brutalized people of color, they also attempted to court voters of color, at least at times.
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Women who've been sexually brutalized in war-torn Congo begin to heal at City of Joy, a center that helps them regain a sense of self and empowerment.
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United flight attendants are shocked David Dao was brutalized and bloodied because police could have prevented any injury if they had a clue about the plane they boarded.
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Steve Harvey had a hard time walking through a slave trade site in Ghana -- where countless Africans were brutalized and tortured ... and the photos are tough to see.
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Overly aggressive police departments still try to find ways to skirt its provisions, and there are persistent reports of suspects being tricked, coerced or brutalized, most often minorities.
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We must not only honor the sacrifices of those brutalized on "Bloody Sunday" in pursuit of equal justice, but also rededicate ourselves to protecting the progress they achieved.
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One document proposed a rule to stop all coverage related to Giulio Regeni, the Italian graduate student whose brutalized body was found on a Cairo roadside in February.
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" Ocasio-Cortez doubled down in the face of criticism, tweeting that the Trump administration has established "concentration camps" where immigrants are "being brutalized with dehumanizing conditions and dying.
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For descendants of the millions in Asia who were killed or brutalized in a war started by Imperial Japan, Mr. Gerteis said, the ruling is a stark reminder.
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Of course, Theismann was on the receiving end of a similar hit back in 1985 when Lawrence Taylor brutalized him on "Monday Night Football" ... causing the same injury.
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" In one portion of the video, knife/woman, considered a three part poem, she says, "A girl can only be brutalized so much before she becomes a goddess.
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Lori, who was married to Johnny from 1983 to 1985, tells friends she doesn't believe Amber Heard's claim that Johnny brutalized her multiple times during their short marriage.
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But the damage done by the militants is not easily remedied: they brutalized Iraqis, exposing fault lines in the country's already fragile social fabric and ripping families apart.
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In his second novel, "Shardik" (1974), the title character was a massive bear, alternately worshiped as a divine avatar and brutalized by barbarians in an ancient mythical empire.
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Once set on this path, says Dr. Reid, they become trapped, not only physically in council estates, but within the brutalized mental state that being on road requires.
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"The government of Robert Mugabe has brutalized human rights activists, crushed democracy dissidents, and turned the breadbasket of Africa — and its health system — into a basket-case," he said.
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"This administration has established concentration camps on the southern border of the United States for immigrants, where they are being brutalized with dehumanizing conditions and dying," the congresswoman wrote.
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Burnt with matches and cigarettes and marked over with crosses, infinity signs, and other abstruse symbols, these brutalized scraps of paper were, at heart, stark, shrieking claims to existence.
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The woman who claims she was attacked by boxing superstar Sergey Kovalev has now filed a lawsuit against the Russian ... claiming the 35-year-old also brutalized her dog.
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Otto Warmbier, an American student they had locked up for allegedly stealing a banner, returned home so brutalized his poor family barely received him before he was pronounced dead.
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The ad shows something else not noted by most Americans and political analysts: The criminal justice system affects not only those arrested and brutalized, but also their extended families.
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Minifigure citizens get blasted apart, run over, hijacked, and otherwise brutalized by their fellow Lego man as casualties on his quest to... be a general menace to brick society.
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Peacekeepers associated with the U.N. Mission in South Sudan are only now beginning seriously to protect civilian lives, after years of criticism from brutalized aid workers on the ground.
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It would help if Sansa just tells Arya that her ex-husband brutalized her every single day, forcing her to escape and eventually feed him to his own dogs.
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You travel to the 'class C district' and try to piece together what happened to the younger Lazarski, searching his apartment after finding a brutalized corpse by the window.
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"The burden of the brutalized is not to comfort the bystander," Williams said Sunday during his impassioned acceptance speech for the Humanitarian Award at this year's BET Awards ceremony.
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The unrelenting pattern of destruction wrought by each hurricane, lives and property ruined and lost, and communities brutalized is evidence of a genuine national security and public health threat.
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During Jim Crow, black people could be brutalized for drinking out of the wrong water fountain, sitting in the wrong place or venturing into the wrong town after sundown.
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The father of Otto Warmbier, the college student released from detention in North Korea in a coma this week, said he was "brutalized" during his time as a captive.
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Now, in "Girl," she has left Ireland entirely and gone to the camp where Maryam and her schoolmates are being held captive, brutalized and enslaved by their jihadi kidnappers.
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This mission has led her to tell the stories of drug addicts struggling to find rehabilitation programs, market women brutalized by the police and children raped by sexual predators.
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Many Indians had hoped that after the last horrific rape case, in 2012, when a young woman was fatally brutalized on a bus in New Delhi, things would change.
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Brutalized and humiliatedEach woman&aposs guardian (usually, but not always, her father) has wide discretion over whether a woman should be sent there after doing something that displeases him.
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Brutalized by her tyrannical father (Peter Mullan) and unprotected by her long-suffering mother (Daniela Nardini), the sharp-minded Chris plans to leave the farm and become a teacher.
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There's certainly more gore than in the original, but it largely feels gratuitous — these are kids getting brutalized, after all, and upping the violence makes it that much more unpleasant.
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In "Southern Horrors," Wells made clear that white men perpetrated sexual violence against black women, while black men were brutalized by white mobs for having consensual sex with white women.
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Last year, I reported on a transgender inmate's horrific experience through multiple public prisons, where she was repeatedly sexually assaulted and brutalized as public prison officials did little about it.
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Rehema was one of thousands of innocents brutalized in a relentless campaign of violence that swept through Djugu territory in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Ituri province earlier this year.
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"Everyone knows it happens which is what's so strange because kids are dying every year and being brutalized and there is no need for it to continue, really," Neel noted.
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In June, when I saw the video of teens at a McKinney, Texas, pool party being brutalized by police officers on my Facebook feed, I understood this history as ongoing.
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Mike Brown -- who's also the team president -- wrote an open letter to fans who have expressed concerns about Cinci's decision to pick a player who brutalized a woman in 2012.
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But history looms large, and the Japanese occupation and colonization of Korea -- when many Koreans were brutalized, murdered and enslaved -- is still a highly emotional issue that defines their relationship.
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As we previously reported, Vasquez repeatedly brutalized his girlfriend in the stairwell at Whataburger Stadium in Texas while a member of the Corpus Christi Hooks ... Houston's AA minor league team.
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As we reported ... Angelina told L.A. County Dept of Child and Family Services officials Brad brutalized Maddox on a private jet and engaged in other conduct that endangered the children.
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Nurmy ate left straights flush in the face, seemingly unable to deal with them for the first minute, then shot a takedown and brutalized his man relentlessly from the top.
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When Ms. Piper took her curtain calls on Tuesday night, she had the stunned, brutalized look of someone who had been through war and wasn't yet sure if she'd won.
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She also worked on the high-profile police brutality case of Abner Louima, a Haitian immigrant who was brutalized with a broken stick in a police station bathroom in 1997.
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Star Chiwetel Ejiofor conveys both inner strength and profound suffering, sometimes merely through his wounded eyes, while Lupita Nyong'o is heartbreaking as a slave brutalized by a sadistic plantation owner.
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Americans may have overwhelmingly favored the Allies over the despised Nazis and sympathized with the plight of Chinese being brutalized by Japan, but few wanted to get drawn into another war.
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Democrats can't just claim to be the party of Native Americans, and for the most part continue to stand by while Native Americans are being brutalized, again, out at Standing Rock.
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Senators Flake and Heller have a simple choice: will they stand with Mnuchin and Goldman Sachs or with their constituents who were brutalized by Wall Street greed during the Great Recession?
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This has been a summer of vulnerable and brutalized bodies, a summer of unjust violence once again carried out in the guise of justice, a summer of fear and fear mongering.
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Matt Barnes and DeMarcus Cousins have just been SUED over the nightclub brawl at Avenue in NYC this week ... with the alleged victims claiming they were brutalized by the NBA stars.
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His left hand always pulling on the collar tie or stiff arming Johnson away, his right hand always loading up for uppercuts, overhands or elbows, Gaethje brutalized Johnson against the cage.
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In the United States, white supremacists organized lynchings of black folks, terrorized our communities and entire families, burned crosses in front of our homes and churches, and physically brutalized our people.
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All three women were rescued from the home of Ariel Castro, who kidnapped, brutalized them and held them captive for a decade, just three miles from where he had abducted them.
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Mr. Ongwen's lawyers are expected to argue that their client was himself kidnapped, brutalized and brainwashed while still a boy, and that he is therefore a victim rather than a criminal.
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Removed from culpability, she has instead used Till's brutalized likeness as a way to explore painterly technique, and without consulting the title, most people would likely not even recognize the subject.
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There are kids in this country being systematically brutalized by the American government, and it's hard to keep that in the forefront of your mind all the time without going mad.
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His friends "are in some ways kidnapped; their minds, their emotions have been taken for ransom," said Mr. Zarattini, who was kidnapped and brutalized a decade ago by a drug cartel.
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Since Mr. Modi came to power, so-called cow vigilantes have brutalized or killed dozens of people, many Muslim, for slaughtering or trading cows, a venerated animal in the Hindu religion.
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Rick Scott of Florida said that over all, Irma's damage to his state was not as bad as the direst forecasts had predicted, but that some areas had been thoroughly brutalized.
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When Southern officials brutalized and imprisoned African-American protesters, as Bull Connor, the segregationist public safety commissioner, did in Birmingham in 50, they claimed that they were only upholding the law.
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After his young sister's brutalized corpse was found in a trash pile about 100 meters from the family home, her face caked with mud, her brother said that he couldn't sleep.
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They also have a reasonable expectation not to be abused by them, brutalized by them, and to reside in communities policed by units that don't look and act like occupying armies.
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We broke the story ... Kelsey Grammer's ex-wife claimed Dimitri, her boyfriend at the time, brutalized her in October 2013 after the 2 had an argument over a late-night text.
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In Amber's situation, there is no doubt Berk will hone in on her claims Johnny brutalized her, yet responding cops saw no evidence of injuries or damage to the downtown L.A. loft.
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Though Turkey will continue to control some territory in Syria, the Putin-Erdoğan deal creates a further pathway for Assad — a dictator who brutalized his people — to regain legitimacy and consolidate control.
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"These are detention camps, these are reeducation camps, where people are killed, where they are tortured and they are brutalized in so many, many ways," Smith said during a press conference Wednesday.
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At that point, she had already dedicated years of her working life to trying to make the world a bit better for some of the people who are most brutalized by it.
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Why would he need to put his only son on the cross and see him publicly tortured—brutalized--to satisfy his feelings of disappointment and anger at what his people had done?
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State-sanctioned violence, in the form of illegal FBI surveillance and local police authorities (including the first SWAT team in Los Angeles) pummeled, brutalized, and at times killed members of the group.
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In a statement at the time, Otto's family said he had been "brutalized and terrorized by" what they called a "pariah regime" — referring to North Korea's longstanding ostracization from the international community.
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I think Petlin's decision not to show us the face of someone who has been brutalized is both aesthetic and ethical: he does not believe a single individual can represent pervasive inhumanity.
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Chris Brown was partying Thursday night with a Karrueche look-alike, but he was in no mood to talk about the real Karrueche's claim he brutalized her and threatened to kill her.
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One of many sex workers brutalized and discarded in "Detroit: Become Human" One cannot simply rewrite the rules of systemic power to portray privileged groups as experiencing equally unjust treatment or segregation.
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You don't have to be the P.C. police to understand why this isn't a good look: two fair white women captured and brutalized by Latino baddies in the middle of the jungle.
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The daughter of a Communist shoemaker brutalized by the Nazis, raised in a maelstrom of swastikas and the subsequent partition of her homeland by the Allied powers after World War II, Mrs.
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Black people who are routinely harassed, profiled and brutalized by police in major cities and smaller hamlets reside on the outskirts of the "one American family," Obama eloquently noted in his speech.
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India has intensely debated how it responds to and prevents sexual assault since a woman was gang-raped and brutalized on a New Delhi bus in 2012 and died from her injuries.
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The article, citing security officials, said the police detained Mr. Regeni days before his brutalized body turned up on the outskirts of Cairo — contradicting government assertions that he had not been arrested.
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But a president who actively solicits foreign help in shoring up his minority rule is a crisis, even if Trump has brutalized our civic culture to the point where it feels ordinary.
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"His four elder brothers, brutalized for other reasons, were ordered to refer to him as 'the poof' and not to speak or play with him in case it infected them," she wrote.
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Welterweight champion Errol Spence absolutely brutalized a man on Saturday night and the happiest guy in the world about it was Adrien Broner ... who turned ALL THE WAY UP after the win.
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According to the independent Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta, more than 433 gay men were rounded up by the police and brutalized in secret prisons, and at least three of them were killed.
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The woman who was brutalized by baseball player Danry Vasquez says she regrets not pressing charges against him ... and prays that he's a changed man for the sake of his new wife.
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"What we are about is rebuilding lives and individuals who come to us profoundly traumatized and brutalized physically, emotionally, and socially," said Dr. Allen Keller, who co-founded the program in 1995.
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I also support any Black or brown person who needs to take their time, or can't watch at all because the humans being brutalized on-screen look just like them or their families.
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The civil rights activist was also a leader of the march in Selma, Alabama, during which activists who demonstrated so that black Americans might have the right to vote were brutalized by police.
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Rather than avert our eyes from this brutal episode and unspeakable crime, we'd best be paying close attention to what happened and drawing necessary conclusions: Why was this young American arrested and brutalized.
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Colonel Thorsness, who had been brutalized during his six years of captivity at the notorious North Vietnamese prison known as the Hanoi Hilton, where he was a cellmate of John McCain's, was 21950.
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At an emotional news conference on Thursday, Mr. Warmbier's father said his son had been "brutalized and terrorized" during 18 months of captivity; doctors said the son had sustained a severe neurological injury.
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They did so because, after two generations of war, after Saddam Hussein and the Americans and Nouri al-Maliki, they were so brutalized and so desperate, the movement seemed like a viable alternative.
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Hauntingly scored with Jimmy Durante's version of "Smile," the trailer shows Fleck dancing with his mother (Frances Conroy), dressing as a clown and getting brutalized by thugs, and being hit by a cab.
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Another cutaway, pairing an African-American man brutalized by the police with a smiling white woman in a cheerleader pose, highlights the constant proximity of the horrific and the chipper in American media.
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Tammy Brawner claimed in legal docs Darius brutalized her 2 weeks ago ... hitting her in the head with his forearm and throwing objects at her, all in front of their 18-month-old daughter.
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"Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" star Tommie Lee was flat out lying when she claimed she was brutalized for no reason by cops -- at least according to the police report -- but she maintains she's innocent.
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Of course, the very next month Hunt got into a violent altercation with a woman at a hotel in Ohio -- and despite being restrained in that incident, he broke free and brutalized the woman.
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The Shah's Islamist and leftist critics have always portrayed him as a corrupt and grandiose tyrant who brutalized his nation at the behest of the CIA, which helped restore him to power in 1953.
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Was Mr. Ullah following Al Qaeda, who had just urged Muslims to deliver medicine — and weapons — to the Rohingya, a Muslim ethnic group whose members have been raped, brutalized and massacred in neighboring Myanmar?
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I can't remember reading anything recently that has seized me like this or taken me into the heart of the barbaric treatment of those criminalized and brutalized in their search for safety and care.
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The Congolese doctor has devoted his life to fixing the broken bodies of brutalized and violated women, and rumors swirled for years that he has been in the running for the Nobel Peace Prize.
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In a world where trans femmes – particularly Black trans women – are being brutalized and murdered on a regular basis for simply daring to exist, dude in a dress jokes are lazy, reactionary, and actively harmful.
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"Everything is difficult," says Matt Bonds of PIVOT, an NGO trying to build a model healthcare system alongside locals near the nation's Ranomafana National Park, of the challenges of working within this brutalized healthcare system.
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In this scenario, the "unknown person" would be Nelson Chamisa, the new leader of the MDC opposition party whose members were brutalized by ruling ZANU-PF party supporters during violent, fraud-tainted elections in 2008.
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And Tracee, desperate for affection, is brutalized by Silvio (a character who's portrayed as a more measured influence on Tony, and who's genuinely sympathetic most of the time), humiliated by Ralphie, and ignored by Tony.
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" That decision, to not couch their message to get white buy-in, can be seen in the BET speech by Jesse Williams, who said "the burden of the brutalized is not to comfort the bystander.
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Like the much kinder-sounding "Fauvism" or "Impressionism," it was a term of abuse for the work of architects whose buildings confronted their users — brutalized them — with hulking, piled-up slabs of raw, unfinished concrete.
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The woman's rape occurred a little more than a year after the gang rape of a 23-year-old student on a bus in New Delhi who was brutalized with iron rods and later died.
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In the 1960's, Cleveland was ripe with school desegregation protests that led to the arrests of many Black community members after being brutalized by white mobs in neighborhoods like Little Italy, as police watched.
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This is a pocket of land where the most radicalized rebels have been pushed and where constantly battered and brutalized civilians harbor unshakeable loathing for a regime that has bombed their hospitals and schools incessantly.
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With the rape case, on the other hand, there would be no U-turn on the acquittal: Fezekile "Khwezi" Kuzwayo, the President's shamed and brutalized accuser, would die in 2016 at the age of 41.
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The Irish fighter just brutalized Donald Cerrone with clean, crisp, and accurate strikes, beating the "Cowboy" to the floor, and finishing him with ease at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on January 18.
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"It's a difficult thing for people to be liberated from Daesh [ISIS] only to fall under the rule of a regime that has brutalized its own people," said State Department deputy spokesman Mark Toner last month.
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Bashar al-Assad's regime has brutalized the people of Syria for the last decade with unlawful and indiscriminate attacks on civilians while the international community has been incapable of effectively stopping the tragic genocide and migration.
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I am tired of watching my people be brutalized and exploited under law and then being told that racism is over because the civil rights movement was 50 years ago and we have a Black president.
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And yet Gregory Erickson, FSU paleontologist and co-author of the new study published today in Scientific Reports, has long observed that the bite marks on the brutalized carcasses of T.rex lunches indicate a bone-chewer.
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A photog got Kimora out Thursday after Jennifer Jarosik filed a lawsuit claiming Russell propositioned her for sex in 2016 and when she refused he brutalized her by striking and pushing her and then raping her.
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It made a major error when it landed on Mickey Gall, a bright young prospect with years of combat sports experience, who promptly took Punk down, brutalized him with ground and pound, then choked him out.
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In less than two years, President Lyndon B. Johnson would echo King's words in the aftermath of "Bloody Sunday" in Selma, comparing peaceful protesters brutalized by Alabama law enforcement with the heroes of the American Revolution.
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Johnny Depp is locked and loaded for his trial next month ... his lawyers have submitted a list of nearly 2 dozen witnesses to support his claim ... Amber Heard is lying when she says he brutalized her.
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The blackened trunks that balance the masks are a reference to the brutalized environments of war, as well as the Ashdown Forest of Sussex, where Yeats and the American poet Ezra Pound wintered during their collaboration.
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But, Browner found himself in big trouble last July after he brutalized his ex-girlfriend in front of her two children -- and was sentenced to 8 years in prison after he copped a no contest plea.
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Every atrocity is unique in its horror, but in 2018 there seemed to be another layer to the violence: girls brutalized by men asserting their caste power or motivated by the extremes of Hindu nationalist ideology.
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She has been present at many of the protests and says she's seen people brutalized at the hands of the security contractors and law enforcement officials guarding the land where the drilling is set to take place.
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The reason I became a prison abolitionist is because I had this realization one day that if I ever go to prison I will probably die, because gender non-conforming people are brutalized in the prison system.
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However, this voyeurism isn't a victimless crime — when done irresponsibly, it fills the web with images of brutalized black people, hurting the same communities that eyewitness videos and body cameras are supposed to protect in the future.
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Whether it was a rifle at a bank robbery, a flirty schoolgirl's smile, or the compelling narrative of a brutalized heiress, Toobin concludes that Hearst "used the tools at her disposal" at each stage in her life.
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Or, you can take one of the various plantation tours that exist across the United States and the Caribbean, which have ironically commodified the sites on which enslaved Black people were brutalized, raped, and murdered as property.
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Amber Heard took the high road by not calling the cops after Johnny Depp allegedly brutalized her, but Johnny's "relentless attacks and outright lies" has now forced her to file a police report ... so says her lawyer.
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I know the idea sounds outlandish—truth and reconciliation commissions are something that happens to other people in other places, typically countries that have been truly brutalized and can find no other way past their national traumas.
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And although the events it depicts happened more than a decade ago, the play resonates powerfully today, as more than one African country continues to be plagued by atrocious violence, with women often the most brutalized victims.
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Of course the misery caused by the invasion of Iraq — hundreds of thousands dead, impoverished, brutalized, for no reason at all — is different both in degree and kind than the misery caused by the ACHA would be.
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The woman who was brutalized by ex-Oklahoma running back Joe Mixon says she met with him in a private 1-on-1 meeting and they buried the hatchet ... and she wishes him luck in the NFL.
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Adults who had grown up in residential schools run by Christian Brothers and different orders of nuns were starting to discuss how they had been assaulted, raped, and brutalized, and the police were investigating some of the cases.
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By then, news of the girl's death and the brutalized state that her body was found in had caused a political scandal: Leaders of the local opposition demanded that the police officers investigating the case be fired immediately.
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It's hard to avoid that sentiment after seeing a parade of dead or brutalized sex workers, some of whom beg for johns to murder them since they're fully aware that's the highest form of pleasure for some customers.
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While I understand the necessity for trilateral economic ties and security cooperation, the word "courage" is only rightly applied to the victims who were brutalized by Japanese Imperial Forces – not to the perpetrators and perpetuators of the crime.
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I tell my man in the desert about him, how he is the brutalized monster inside of my heart, that my heart has broken after each overdose, each jag of being missing, each arrest, each near-death experience.
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It saved countless lives; it also salvaged humanity in the sense that it was a belated response to the Serb-run concentration camps for Bosnian Muslims — a horror grasped by Holbrooke when he encountered brutalized survivors in 1992.
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One email he told us about had a picture of bloodied and brutalized bodies lying on the ground, with a note saying this would be the fate of his young daughters if he did not cease his investigation.
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Amber's lawyer, Samantha Spector, submitted their witness lists, which includes her good friend Raquel Pennington and Raquel's boyfriend, Joshua Drew ... both of whom were in the apartment building on May 21, the night she says Johnny brutalized her.
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Egyptian officials first blamed Regeni's death on a car crash, and later said he'd been brutalized by a gang of kidnappers — all whom Egypt's government said were killed by Egyptian security forces in a shootout in late March.
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That evening over 10,000 demonstrators gathered in Grant Park (later the site of Barack Obama's victory speech in November 2008) clashed with police officers who brutalized men, women and innocents as well as those engaged in violent acts.
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"These are detention camps, these are reeducation camps, where people are killed, where they are tortured and they are brutalized in so many, many ways," Smith said during a press conference announcing the committee's findings earlier this month.
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Despite all the talk about intersectionality, many of these people think it's perfectly acceptable to leave out Judaism, often for reasons that have nothing to do with faith itself or the reasons why Jews have been brutalized for centuries.
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With progress on that front agonizingly slow and no apparent limit to the number of times videos of brutalized black people can be uploaded to the web, it can be increasingly difficult to identify the purpose the videos serve.
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It is impossible to write on her work without taking a side on the recent uproar over Open Casket, her 2016 painting of murdered African American teenager Emmett Till's brutalized face, which was included in this year's Whitney Biennial.
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After the death of a 23-year-old woman who was brutalized and gang-raped on a moving bus in New Delhi in 2012, tens of thousands flooded the streets to demand tougher policing and prosecution of sex crimes.
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CAIRO — The Interior Ministry said Thursday that Egyptian officers killed four men who the ministry suggested were responsible for the murder of an Italian doctoral student whose brutalized body was found in early February showing extensive signs of torture.
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Kids showed drugged-up youths cutting their teeth on the streets of New York City like it was a modern-day Sodom or Gomorrah; they brutalized strangers, raped unconscious friends, and got HIV from serial acts of unprotected sex.
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It is true that Iran did take on ISIS in Syria and Iraq, but only by using Shia militias that have consistently brutalized Sunni populations — deepening sectarian divisions and sowing the seeds of longer-term instability to the region.
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But they served as a striking reminder of the president's budding admiration for Mr. Kim, a 34-year-old dictator who ordered the killing of his uncle and presides over a government that has brutalized and impoverished its people.
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Mr. Trump accused Mr. Kim of overseeing a regime that has starved its people, brutalized an imprisoned American college student who was returned home in a coma, and assassinated Mr. Kim's older brother, a potential rival, with poison chemicals.
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For five days, she described to the jury, with little emotion or remorse, how she had become blindly infatuated with Mr. Smith and never tried to stop him as he brutalized and starved Zymere during their 16-month relationship.
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The recent surge of desperate families and children fleeing Central America is partially a result of our government's support for the corrupt oligarchs in that region who have suppressed democracy, brutalized their people, and profited from the drug violence.
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Mr. Trump seems confident he can work with Mr. Putin, but it's unclear that Russia would accept any deal unless Mr. Assad is allowed to remain in power indefinitely, which the Syrians he has brutalized are unlikely to accept.
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BRUSSELS — Belgian voters elected the first black mayor in their nation's history on Sunday — a man originally from the huge swath of central Africa that Belgium brutalized for generations, in one of the harshest of the European colonial regimes.
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Protestors confront police in riot gear as a haze of pepper spray wafts over the river on November 2, 2016 (AP Photo/John L. Mone)Make no mistake that protesters and the journalists covering the protest were brutalized by police.
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The Republicans took the gloves off in the fall election putting a face on these furloughs: Willie Horton, a menacing black man, convicted of murder who was furloughed and then broke into a home and brutalized and raped a woman.
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It's easier to dismiss the idea of fining journalists as absurd, borderline Trumpian, rather than examine why a woman who felt so brutalized by the media might attempt to out-rig a system she perceived to be rigged to begin with.
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Protestors confront police in riot gear as a haze of pepper spray wafts over the river on November 2, 2016 (AP Photo/John L. Mone)Make no mistake that protestors and the journalists covering the protest have been brutalized by police.
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Over 15 years ago, Smart wondered if a normal life and motherhood would ever be possible after she was kidnapped from her bedroom late one summer's night in 2002 and brutalized by her captors for nine months before being rescued.
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But then here we are again -- mothers, daughters and friends, every day, it seems, publicly grieving for lost loved ones, protesting angrily that our #BlackLivesMatter, witnessing our sisters being brutalized and sometimes killed by police, or by other angry men.
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The plinth is decorated with a floral wreath and a plaque and video screen featuring documentary footage, all in memorial to laborer and activist, Marsinah, who was brutalized, raped, and murdered in 1993 by the Suharto regime for her organizing efforts.
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His "Woman" series, which he began in 1950 and continued for three years, is a group of monstrous, hypersexualized, devouring grotesques: "Never before had a woman been as brutalized by brushstrokes," Gabriel notes, which is saying a lot, after Picasso.
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" Knoles said that Hunter told him about how much he relied on Beau for support and confessed that "his relationship with his other great, deep partner in life, his wife, had been brutalized by him through his loss of control.
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In its effort to prevent China from falling under the control of Communists, Washington backed the Chinese Nationalist general Chiang Kai-shek, celebrating him as a courageous hero even as he brutalized opponents and profited on the spoils of American support.
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In the Gor universe, there is a near-ubiquitous master/slave dynamic between men and women, and the ladies—or "kajirae," who are submissive to the point of being physically and sexually brutalized by their masters—learn to love it.
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"This is not just for Eric; we're doing this for all New Yorkers whose loved ones have been killed or brutalized by the NYPD and whose names are not as well known as Eric's," Carr, Garner's mother, told reporters on Tuesday.
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Let's be clear: The N.F.L. players who refuse to stand for the anthem aren't protesting the flag or the anthem; they're objecting to the obscenely high number of unarmed black people brutalized and killed by police officers in the United States.
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In 2002, Ms. Haspel headed a C.I.A. detention facility in Thailand where a suspect linked to Al Qaeda, accused of orchestrating the attack on the American destroyer Cole off the coast of Yemen, was waterboarded and brutalized in other ways.
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This will allow the Damascene dictator to consolidate his grip on the country he has brutalized for nearly 20 years — demonstrating to autocrats everywhere that using sarin gas, barrel bombs, hunger blockades, and every other barbaric method against defenseless civilians pays.
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There the Scandinavianish colonists called the Fjern have enslaved and brutalized the dark-skinned islanders for generations, partly through the use of "kraft," magical powers that range from inflicting pain and fear to compelling truth to speaking with the dead.
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During his first State of the Union address, with Mr. Warmbier's parents in the gallery, Mr. Trump denounced Mr. Kim as a leader who had brutalized his own people and who must be made to give up his nuclear program.
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The squares and the borders on Dr. Seville's games are printed with images including everything from happy aristocratic lovers to Richard M. Nixon, cannibals, brutalized slaves, shipwrecks, brown envelopes with cash bribes and advertisements for dolls, tires, biscuits, breath mints and gas lighting.
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In September, Smart opened up to PEOPLE about how she was "grateful for the small things" now, 16 years after she was kidnapped from her bedroom late one summer's night in 2002 and brutalized by her captors for nine months before being rescued.
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The action in "Hope" started as a lot of topical sitcom episodes do, with a family watching the news on TV. The story was about a young black man brutalized by the police on video, with an indictment decision pending — but which one?
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I could rattle off scores of other names of brutalized people and the corresponding red herrings rolled out to scapegoat the police violence they suffered, since these smear campaigns happen like clockwork any time everyday people actually start to critique our justice system.
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Representative John Lewis, the civil rights leader who marched with Martin Luther King Jr. and was brutalized by Selma, Alabama, police during the 1965 "Bloody Sunday" demonstration for voting rights brought the movement to the floor of the House of Representatives last week.
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If Martin Luther King presented himself as a shield capable of defending the black community from the evils of racial segregation, Malcolm X entered the world stage as a sword capable of defeating a Jim Crow system that excluded and brutalized black Americans.
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"The government of Robert Mugabe has brutalized human rights activists, crushed democracy dissidents and turned the breadbasket of Africa -- and its health system -- into a basket case," said Hillel Neuer, executive director of UN Watch, which monitors the performance of world body.
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" Hillel Neuer, the executive director of UN Watch, a human rights group, condemned the choice, saying: "The government of Robert Mugabe has brutalized human rights activists, crushed democracy dissidents and turned the breadbasket of Africa — and its health system — into a basket case.
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It also brutalized religious resisters, stacked non-European bodies like cordwood … and eventually revived the worst tendencies of the old Christendom, anti-Semitism and millenarianism, in fascist and Communist experiments that added the genocide of millions to the modern state's list of crimes.
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Harry Wu, who was brutalized for 19983 years in Communist Chinese prison labor camps and who had ever since then refused to let the world overlook human rights violations in his former homeland, died on Tuesday in Honduras, where he was vacationing.
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"It's about two brutalized peoples, Irish and African-American, one fleeing famine, and one fleeing slavery, who meet in the Five Points, and, for a brief moment, change the flow of American history, until America catches up with it," Mr. Kirwan said.
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When he first shows up, he draws Forché pictures of Spanish galleons, explains how the conquistadors brutalized the Indians, and uses a toothpick holder and a saltshaker to dramatize the infighting among Salvadoran officers after nearly 50 years of a military dictatorship.
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The parents of a University of Virginia student who died after apparently being brutalized in North Korean custody for more than a year said Friday they were compelled to speak out about President Donald Trump's defense of the North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un.
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Richard Shelby, who served as Sessions' fellow senator from Alabama for the latter's entire Senate career, told CNN last week that Sessions was "obviously being brutalized when he shouldn't be," repeatedly saying that the attorney general "didn't deserve" the treatment he was getting from Trump.
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The 30-year-old is living a normal life — something that she never dreamed possible after she was kidnapped from her bedroom late one summer's night in 2002 and brutalized by her captors, Brian David Mitchell and Wanda Barzee, for nine months before being rescued.
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And the report seeks to uncover information about the agency's post-483/11 "enhanced interrogation" program, a yearslong torture campaign in which more than 100 detainees were brutalized in secret blacksite prisons all over the world, and which remains a horrific stain on America's reputation.
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The story of a brutalized Sardinian shepherd boy who breaks free of his father's authoritarian control to become a scholarly linguist, "Padre Padrone" — a 21987-millimeter made-for-TV movie — was the surprise winner of the Palme d'Or at the 231 Cannes Film Festival.
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"This administration has established concentration camps on the southern border of the United States for immigrants, where they are being brutalized with dehumanizing conditions and dying," Ms. Ocasio-Cortez wrote on Twitter, amplifying comments she had made on her Instagram feed on Monday night.
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But his family, human rights groups and other supporters have condemned his trial in August as a carefully staged sham, and rights advocates called the verdict a vendetta after Mr. Jiang helped bring to light another lawyer's allegations that he had been brutalized in custody.
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Mr. Trump's statement — delivered in an almost cavalier tweet, given how ardently he had sought the cooperation of President Xi Jinping of China — came a day after the death of Otto Warmbier, an American college student who had been detained and brutalized in North Korea.
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His lawyers say, based on what they know about his abuse in C.I.A. custody — water dousing, walling, sleep deprivation and being hung by his wrists — that the detainee named Ammar who is brutalized in the Hollywood film "Zero Dark Thirty" is based on his experience.
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Visa restrictions were also threatened against Iranian officials who are found to have brutalized or persecuted peaceful protesters in demonstrations over the last month that began with anger over higher fuel prices and escalated to a call for the end of the government in Tehran.
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In a world brutalized and shredded by sectarian conflict, Toronto can feel at times like an urban amusement park: It's the most ethnically diverse and pluralist city on the planet, and also, as residents and visitors alike have long both assumed and experienced, the friendliest and safest.
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CAIRO, Egypt — Egyptian security officers investigated an Italian graduate student for several days just two weeks before his brutalized body was discovered on the outskirts of Cairo in February, Egypt's top prosecutor said on Friday, altering the official timeline of events leading up to the man's disappearance.
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Wong, who was arrested by Hong Kong police two weeks ago, told Business Insider he has been treated relatively well in police custody compared to his fellow activists, some of whom have been jailed for lengthy terms or reported being beaten or brutalized in police custody.
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And with the heightened level of visibility for people being brutalized and abused these past four years, the album is a good companion piece for the college-age kids learning the intricacies of systematic oppression by way of documentaries on YouTube and eye-opening history courses.
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In Mr. Trump's vow to defeat terrorism many Iraqis say they have hope that decisive American power will be marshaled to eradicate the Islamic State, the extremist group also known as ISIS, which has brutalized parts of Iraq, Syria and Libya and plotted attacks on the West.
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To the Editor: Though no decent, right-thinking person would ever deny the horrors visited upon the Africans brought here as slaves and whose descendants, throughout our history, have been brutalized and subjugated, it's hard for me to consider reparations to them without simultaneously including Native Americans.
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And while ISIS decidedly lost hearts and minds among the populations brutalized under its rule, the underlying tensions in those communities — Sunni grievances against Iraq's Shia-led government, opposition to Syrian President Bashar Assad's brutal regime — remained unresolved, and fertile territory for the group to exploit.
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Italy's foreign minister, Paolo Gentiloni, announced the move at the end of two days of talks in Rome between Egyptian and Italian investigators over the death of Giulio Regeni, 28, whose brutalized body was discovered beside a highway on the edge of Cairo on Feb. 3.
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Kathy Kleiner Rubin -- who was brutalized by Bundy and left for dead at Florida State University's Chi Omega house way back in 1978 -- tells us she thinks the Netflix adaption works better without massive amounts of blood, because it's not supposed to be a horror flick.
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Ashamed by that fact, and knowing that it might jeopardize his reputation in the eyes of his peers, he barricaded his sexuality behind an ultra-masculine persona: In the ring, Yusaf brutalized other men for a living, and in the bedroom, the self-proclaimed "whoremonger" fathered ten children.
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No. Aside from a needlessly plush carpet that brutalized me in my wedge boots, there were Pringles-branded phone cases and various candy branded headphones and a devastatingly hip-looking DJ whose facial expression would be better understood if she had a Warhead residing permanently under her tongue.
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Instead, she cinematically builds a case against Marcos by folding in increasingly tough interviews with brutalized anti-Marcos activists and by deploying a surgical attention to detail: images of grasping hands are contrasted with manicured hands holding money; stuffed animals are set against images of real abused wild ones.
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Many of his stories might today raise ethical questions about co-opting others' voices—victims of the atomic bomb, concentration camp survivors, black Americans brutalized by police violence—yet in his time he was one of the few to bring these stories into the mainstream of American culture.
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If watching Rick Grimes and his ragtag band of warrior misfits be repeatedly brutalized by a violent sadist in between scenes of B-characters, like Tara and Dwight, exploring new communities worked for you, then you probably hated it, as there was no Negan to be found, here.
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The author's focus is on the misdeeds carried out "on public land by public officials with public money," such as the slaughter of protected bison, two-ton mammals that move "like fog" and that are brutalized by the National Park Service, acting on behalf of corporate livestock interests.
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Ms. Buckley and Mr. Flynn, formidable British up-and-comers, smolder as the troubled, almost feral lovers in this debut feature, which is inspired by the so-called Beast of Jersey, a serial rapist who brutalized children in the 1960s on the isle where Mr. Pearce grew up.
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Records show Kovalev was released on his own recognizance around 7:35 AM. It's not Kovalev's first brush with the law ... in fact, the Russian star is currently in the middle of a felony assault case stemming from an incident where he allegedly brutalized a woman in 2018.
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"When it comes to protecting black women, we need to face the hard truth that black women and girls are being brutalized at alarming rates by people they know and trust," Warren said, recalling the recent murder of Alexis Crawford, a black student who attended Clark Atlanta University.
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In 1997, Mr. Heyward testified before several congressional representatives at Medgar Evers College in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn after Abner Louima, a Haitian immigrant, was brutalized in a precinct house in one of the most notorious incidents of police abuse in New York in recent memory.
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But a much more dangerous place to be, for much of Arpaio's 24-year-run as the sheriff of Maricopa County, was the jail he ran, where inmates were brutalized and disabled men were beaten to death — and where the sheriff's political opponents were incarcerated from time to time.
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Events like an image of a brutalized Dora the Explorer found in a course presentation at Vanderbilt University, racist notes left in public spaces at St. Olaf College and a student live-streaming white nationalist thoughts at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln have dominated the pages of student papers.
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And while Morris thought the elevation of handicrafts might bring economic justice to workers who had been brutalized by industrialization, Fry's motivations were purely cultural and aesthetic: He believed that by transforming the passion of Post-Impressionist painting into applied art, so, too, could the late Victorian soul be transformed.
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McConnell, who has been brutalized by Democrats for blocking votes to reopen the government, skipped his customary remarks as the Senate gaveled in, when he might have defended his decision not to allow votes until a broad deal is reached between President Donald Trump and congressional Democrats over border wall funding.
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"We want the world to know how we and our son have been brutalized and terrorized by the pariah regime" in North Korea, Mr. Warmbier's parents, Fred and Cindy Warmbier, said in a statement to The Associated Press on Tuesday as he traveled to Ohio, with stops in Japan and Anchorage.
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Just the other month Renato Moicano brutalized Calvin Kattar's lead leg whenever he stepped in to strike, and Kattar was left trying to find a way to attack with his hands without planting his leg first in the middle of a fight—reaching out ahead of himself and tripping over each time.
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Assad must go (but only if the Syrians say so) Ambassador Haley has been clear that she and others in the current administration recognize Bashar Assad as a war criminal who has brutalized his nation's citizens in the most appalling manner, including the horrific gas attack ascribed to Assad's forces on April 4.
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Although Wife No. 3 delights in the pile of clothing brought by the second wife, Wife No. 1 looks with contempt upon this conciliatory offering; despite her years of being brutalized, she has held on to her morality, and disapproves of the self-serving trade-off that Wife No. 2 has made.
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That election "resuscitated Sri Lanka's democratic institutions after an administration that consolidated power in the hands of the president's family, undermined the independent judiciary and brutalized civil society," said Kate R. Cronin-Furman, a fellow at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at the Harvard Kennedy School, who studies Sri Lanka.
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The militant group brainwashed and brutalized children by schooling them to perceive Western values as evil, engaging them in combat training and, in some cases, forcing them to carry weapons and commit acts of violence, said Daniel Koehler, the director of the German Institute on Radicalization and De-radicalization Studies in Stuttgart.
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The 22-year-old University of Virginia student — who was detained over a year ago and was released on Tuesday in a coma after what his family calls "brutalized and terrorized by the pariah regime" — can be seen in a happy state in new video released by his brother, Austin Warmbier, to WCPO Cincinnati.
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Americans don't need to see white people brutalized to grieve along with their families In my own experience, the best way to get an ordinary citizen (usually white but sometimes a person of color) to say something blatantly racist is to express pain and anger over black and brown people being killed for no reason.
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Stephen Belafonte just walked into an L.A. courtroom and nervously trained his eyes on a woman who now claims he brutalized her and threatened to destroy her life -- Mel B. It was a short, tense face-off as the estranged couple faced a judge in the case Mel B has against former nanny Lorraine Gilles.
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I sat in the audience listening to this man meander on and on to the crowd, interjecting the occasional art term like "form" or "color," but never once giving the slightest explanation for why he used over-sexualized images of Black women and traumatic images of Black men being brutalized by police and dogs.
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He lands, along with most of his friends the streets don't kill, in what they call the "system": the archipelago of detention centers, juvenile courts, and grim reformatories that have a main function that seems to be funneling their impoverished charges into the adult prison system or back onto the streets more brutalized than ever.
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Last year, the African American Policy Forum released a report titled "Say Her Name: Resisting Police Brutality Against Black Women," in an effort to draw more attention to the fact that black women and girls are also brutalized by law enforcement, though they may not receive the same media attention as their male counterparts.
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While everyone was crying, "INJUSTICE!" about race relations, they thought nothing of being complicit in unabashed sexism — embodied in the treatment of Clark, who is — at least in this TV version — the only one who seemed to care about the fact that Nicole Brown Simpson was repeatedly brutalized by O.J. before he (allegedly) killed her.
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UNITED NATIONS — More than a decade after the end of Liberia's last civil war, the United Nations Security Council voted unanimously on Wednesday to lift the remaining sanctions against the West African country, enabling it buy arms on the global market and ushering in a new era of normalcy for a long-brutalized land.
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WASHINGTON — Lawmakers from both parties, deeply mistrustful of a leader who has brutalized his own country, greeted a joint agreement between the United States and North Korea coolly on Tuesday, with top Republicans warning President Trump that any final accord on Kim Jong-un's nuclear program should be submitted to the Senate for ratification.
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In 22008, John McCain, who had been brutalized by his North Vietnamese captors four decades earlier, shepherded an "anti-torture amendment" through Congress over the Administration's energetic opposition; after an apparent reconciliation, Bush insulted McCain not with a veto but with a signing statement that made clear he would interpret the amendment however he liked.
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For some audiences, it was a seething (and maybe empathetic) encapsulation of rage against an unjust world; for others, it was a reprehensible attempt to shallowly redeem a white cop who had brutalized black characters that not only was hopelessly bad on race and wildly tone-deaf but defanged its exploration of female vengeance.
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But every time there was a lull in the action, I heard people saying off-the-wall shit—that slavery wasn't that bad for blacks, that enslaved blacks weren't brutalized, that enslaved blacks loved the Confederacy so much they fought for it in the South's "integrated" military... When I heard this last bit, I knew we had to get out of there.
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It's easy to dismiss pundits, but it's much harder to dismiss what you see with your own eyes: black people being assaulted and brutalized, deeply racist images from light entertainment and landmark cinema like D.W. Griffith's The Birth of a Nation, declarations that make most contemporary Americans cringe, pictures and videos from the civil rights movement, and much, much more.
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There are at least two layers of backstories, one involving a brutalized woman who willfully plunges in her car to an icy death in front of her young teenage son, and one set nine years earlier in the town of Bergen, where another alcoholic detective (Val Kilmer, in a truly strange performance) is working on another case, dissolute and distressed.
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There's so many instances where we can look back in retrospect and see we were these fully formed happy humans, and now the two of us are clinging to each other and our brother Alex, my sister's twin, and looking at each other like, How the hell did we end up in North Dakota…being brutalized by militarized police, and no one with power is doing anything to help us.
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And beyond all of that, Trump's own policies — his Muslim ban, his border wall, his call for nationwide stop and frisk — represent a remarkable and large-scale repudiation of Obama's vision for America, one that emphasized interreligious and interethnic tolerance, that sought to bring in Muslims at home and abroad as partners, that sought to protect millions of undocumented immigrants from deportation, and that used the Department of Justice to fight police departments that brutalized black communities.
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Other things I have learned on Twitter: Taylor Swift has been adopted as the patron saint of the White Nationalists, apparently an icon of Aryan purity; racists and anti-Semites are obsessed with something called the "14 Words" — "We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children" — and are particularly fond of holding Jews responsible for their own historical misfortunes, perpetually demanding that I explain why, throughout the history of the diaspora, the Jews keep getting exiled, brutalized and nearly annihilated.
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Her book of theory taught me to ask for more from art, literature, media, politics and history — and for me, a Korean girl who had been born in a divided nation once led by kings, colonizers, then a succession of presidents who were more or less dictators, and for millenniums, that had enforced rigid class systems with slaves and serfs until the early 20th century, and where women of all classes were deeply oppressed and brutalized, I needed to see that the movement had a space for me.
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