Do you have to be disobedient if you want justice?
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Her memoir, "In Pursuit of Disobedient Women," is out now.
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You don't punish your partners, after all, you punish disobedient children.
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Ties Our parenting style created an entitled, unsociable and disobedient individual.
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On diagrams of the leadership process, "punishing disobedient subordinates" rarely appears.
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When it comes to disobedient artificial intelligence, nothing will ever top HAL.
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Most of Pop's bandmates were as stoned and as disobedient as he was.
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There's a feeling that I'm being disobedient, not that anything is actually wrong.
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Many find the teenager to be spoiled, disrespectful, and disobedient to her mother.
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"To me, being a journalist means being disobedient," she wrote to one colleague.
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Good guys get scathed, bad guys go unpunished, and disobedient women get ahead.
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But some members of "Disobedient Stories" became concerned about Guevara's presence at the meeting.
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You should be able to get the rest on your own, you disobedient people.
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The juxtapositions of these pieces make the place feel at once deliberate and disobedient.
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We stood in the holes where our ancestors were starved if they were disobedient.
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A celebration of bad taste and disobedient sense of humor carpeted the scene. Tabboo!
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A co-curator of the V&A's Disobedient Objects exhibition, Gavin Grindon, will take part.
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Protesting Injustice in Our World Do you have to be disobedient if you want justice?
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And the only way to avoid that is by being irreverent and disobedient toward authority.
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Heads of discipline keep the soldiers in line, handing out fines or beatings to disobedient members.
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Contestants rarely oppose the lead of the show; to see one be so directly disobedient was thrilling.
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His characters' missives are the only things that cut through the haze of his weird, disobedient stories.
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"In Pursuit of Disobedient Women" abounds with stories like that of Rahila, the suicide bombing school dropout.
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We found that our style created a cuddly, but ultimately entitled, codependent, unsociable, impatient and disobedient individual.
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Posobiec is also close on social media to William Craddick, founder and editor-in-chief of Disobedient Media.
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They're disobedient, and I can't touch 'em and grab 'em anymore, and that's why I need a cop.
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I avoid those rules at all costs and try and be more disobedient with my use of it.
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Unsuspecting passersby occasionally looked on with confusion and intrigue, revealing how the disobedient body conjures phobia and condescension.
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The program is rigorous, and many dogs don't graduate — a "career change" looms for the fidgety or disobedient.
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Word of the Day : willfully obstinate; stubbornly disobedient _________ The word contumacious has appeared in four articles on nytimes.
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In my opinion, dialogue with the past is vital, but it must be a critical dialogue, a disobedient dialogue.
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On the other, dragging your untrained, disobedient, or otherwise bad puppy to a busy venue is just bad manners.
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In incidents that began in 2012, when Mr. Cruz was 13, he was disciplined for being disobedient and unruly.
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But in the late 19th century, publishers began to put out adventure books for boys, often featuring disobedient youths.
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When his daughter answered the phone, Skarphedinsson told her that his mother Grýla was angry with her for being disobedient.
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"If you don't accept this, you are disobedient, as you would be if you didn't accept other teachings," he said.
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This essay is adapted from "In Pursuit of Disobedient Women," a memoir to be released on Tuesday by Random House.
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A program for disobedient boys was started at the campus in 2010, and the boys are kept separate from the girls.
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With high school entrance exams, I didn't want to be regarded as a disobedient type of student in my school marks.
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The same is true for matters that ensure his grip on power, like cracking down on disobedient oligarchs and political opponents.
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Janine joins Emily (Alexis Bledel) at the colonies, where disobedient Handmaid's are sent to work until they die from the horrible conditions.
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They are more disobedient — negatively — or more independent — positively — than girls, and they suffer for this, throughout their pre-university educational career.
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The hard-drinking, disobedient, buck-toothed princess Bean has a love interest and a narrative that pushes her into action and excitement.
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But the place is a bit old, and these children can be disobedient and sometimes throw their rubbish around the school grounds.
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By turns industrious and restless, dutiful and disobedient, he is also graced with sensitivities that his carefully constructed wall of muscles can't obscure.
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Art Review "The Incomplete Araki" is a knowingly redundant title for an exhibition of Japan's most prolific, most controversial, and most disobedient photographer.
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Instead I feel like I'm gliding—like a disobedient kid in a mattress store hopping from one queen-size innerspring to the next.
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It hurts because those Birmingham girls, often commemorated in what look like class portraits, could have been goofy, self-conscious, bookish, or disobedient.
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Last year, Kalinec created a Facebook page named "Disobedient Stories with Spelling Mistakes," on which she wrote about her fraught relationship with her father.
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For one thing, its natural state — fine but plentiful, wavy yet lank, with a disobedient cowlick on the right — no longer makes me cry.
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However, Paluckas told reporters the disobedient members of parliament could be thrown out of the party after upcoming reviews, the news agency BNS reported.
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While Mr. Trump boasts about sexual assault and vows to suppress disobedient media, cable news pundits spend their time taking a protractor to Mrs.
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IN PURSUIT OF DISOBEDIENT WOMEN A Memoir of Love, Rebellion, and Family, Far Away By Dionne Searcey Dionne Searcey grew up in Wymore, Neb.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A few years ago, a display of "disobedient objects" went up at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.
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But eventually even the most notorious, disobedient abusers sentenced to prayer and penance finally disappeared behind the walls of a convent or private retreat.
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Throughout the 1990s, Saddam Hussein only became more defiant and disobedient, ignoring United Nations mandates on weapons inspections and issuing increasingly anti-American rhetoric.
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Would she suffer the same fate we saw befall another pregnant handmaid in the season 2 premiere, and end up chained like a disobedient dog?
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The prosecutors' 19-page court filing indicates Garcia was known as "the Apostle" and children were told they were defying God if they were disobedient.
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The empowered judges have become media-courting populists and have typically joined forces with the military by using allegations of corruption against disobedient prime ministers.
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Upon the altar of impossible multi-culturalism, the schizophrenic left has sacrificed any hint of unity, which we're seeing already with nasty primaries and disobedient candidates.
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Andrea Giunta, co-curator with Cecilia Fajardo-Hill, points to the importance of being disobedient under dictatorship and stresses the subversive power of unruliness and disorder.
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He or she can ask lawmakers to be quiet so members can be heard, direct lawmakers to withdraw their comments, and suspend lawmakers who are deliberately disobedient.
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His security agents spy on disobedient officials, his judges sentence "seditious elements" to years in jail, and the Guards torture people like Amir in prisons across Iran.
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"[W]hen it comes to questions of lethality, the methodological challenge of defining a crossover point between being and nothingness is scientifically and technically disobedient," Ford writes.
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The 29-year-old blogger worked as a computer programmer and software developer at the Maldives Stock Exchange and identified himself as "disobedient writer" in social media.
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The disobedient mother is a horror trope because, as an idealized figure, she has so far to fall, and so many means by which to do so.
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But laws like South Carolina's enable excessive use of police officers — particularly in situations when students may be disobedient but aren't posing a real threat to anyone.
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Go deeper: What Trump did, and why Mueller didn't reach conclusions Trump's obstruction salvation: Disobedient staff The 10 episodes of potential Trump obstruction listed in the Mueller report
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As back-to-school season moves forward, many teachers are gearing up for new sets of students — some of whom may be more disobedient in class than others.
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She fled to Riyadh, the capital, but her father — her legal guardian — filed a criminal complaint, saying she had been "disobedient" after he commanded her to return home.
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This ethos inverted the European critique of the disobedient American: to repudiate a patriarchal family model was to affirm the goodness of democracy and the greatness of America.
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In doing so, she reveals herself to be, even today, one of the "disobedient women," bearing witness to so many ordinary lives tossed and turned by other people's whims.
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Together and under the tutelage of Simone de Beauvoir, in 1975 they would help form the radical feminist film collective Les Insoumuses (a portmanteau of insoumise, or "disobedient," and "muses").
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Quite possibly unintentionally, the sheer obviousness of the choice reminds us how superficial the figure of the disobedient runaway is, and how little it suits Eleven's much more substantial character.
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And while he's still every bit the dagger-eyed civil disobedient BASIC VOLUME, his debut, both the tune of his ire and the way in which he delivers it have changed.
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Not like it's a bragging right because it's really not, but it was the norm because where else are you going to go when you want to be belligerent and disobedient?
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Then he raises his chin slightly, and with two precise gestures, he pops back his cuffs to free his hands for another go at the heads of his disobedient young charges.
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We're so inured to accepting slovenly, disobedient, wayward males being celebrated in all their glory that no one batted an eye when it became the premise of an entire freaking sitcom.
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The 1615 tract, titled in part "The arraignment of lewd, idle, froward and unconstant women" (froward meant disobedient), was published amid early modern anxiety and debate about women's place in society.
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This week, a free public talk at the Interference Archive in Brooklyn, "Cruel Design/Disobedient Design — The Art and Politics of Designing for Social Justice," will discuss design from both sides.
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A person born into the faith, he was seeking answers about the its history, naming past issues of "polygamy, child abuse, stoning disobedient children, pillage, plunder, sexism, racism" in the letter.
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In sermons, he began comparing the attacks to the ancient warnings of the Bible, drawing largely from the book of Isaiah, where God vows to punish the disobedient nation of Israel.
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Incorporating the Ujazdowski here as a node within an increasingly expansive network of investigative institutions, the exhibition becomes a form of applied cultural studies that gestures toward a civilly disobedient art form.
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According to Kim, the secret police visit the families of disobedient workers and he told VICE that his son and mother were deported and then died shortly after he fled his employment.
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Her show has a certain stillness — a stark contrast to the gallery rooms next door, where the finishing touches of Jonathan Anderson's curatorial debut, "Disobedient Bodies," are being put precisely into place.
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"Mueller wanted the raid on Roger Stone's home caught on tape and publicly aired, as a warning to other disobedient witnesses about what could happen if you step out of line," Carlson claimed.
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In the opening of the first episode (spoiler alert), Offred and her disobedient sister slaves endure their mortifying punishment in unison, until Offred pulls her pregnancy card and fully realizes its unholy power.
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This is how, for instance, a police officer in 2015 ended up in the classroom of Spring Valley High School in South Carolina after a teacher complained that a student was being disobedient.
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So, if a user that hasn't returned that drone yet (like our disobedient editor Matt Burns, apparently) wants to fix it, they could do so by basically just keeping it from losing that connection.
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When I was forced into boarding school in Arizona I was one of the disobedient children who got their mouth washed by the dormitory aides many times for speaking my Dine or Navajo language.
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A panel of seven generals, including a future president, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, concluded that Mr. Prabowo was insubordinate, disobedient and exceeded his authority by unilaterally conducting military operations in East Timor, Aceh and Papua.
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This process can be likened to the manufacturing of celebrity identities, where parents can potentially shape the public persona of their child in any way they want: Child genius, disobedient, fashionista, fussy eater and so on.
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The four women and girls pictured are in a house where female members of Essaydi's family — including Essaydi — were locked in isolation, sometimes weeks at a time, for disobedient acts like entering spaces impermissible to women.
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If it fails to do so, the court could decide that the arrangement is void, and prompt a political and social crisis by in essence ordering the state to draft many thousands of reluctant, disobedient, Haredim.
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The "Johny Johny" meme video originated on a YouTube channel called Billion Surprise Toys, which actually hosts a whole series of similar videos in which the gleefully disobedient Johny gets caught stealing food from his parents.
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But as a hero of the field, Daniel Ellsberg, has argued in a different context, that paradigm must be adapted in this day and age because the draconian risk to the disobedient has grown too large.
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Seven jail staffers could face criminal charges after the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office outlined a case for the jury suggesting that disobedient inmates were routinely deprived of water as punishment and pleas for help were ignored.
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He's terribly broken from being abandoned by his parents, he was raised by strict Catholic nuns and priests, and now he's taking everything out on Catholics everywhere by treating them like disobedient children who must be brought to heel.
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Disobedient Plant (Planta insumisa), one of the many entries in Varo's preserved manuscript, demonstrates her refusal of conventional notions of people by blurring the distinction between the human and everything else: This scientist is experimenting with various plants and vegetables.
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"She is told to come to town around Christmas time and pick up naughty kids, disobedient kids, and take them to the mountain where she lives," explains Magnus H. Skarphedinsson, the headmaster of The Elf School, a Reykjavik-based institution devoted to Icelandic folklore.
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No president in my lifetime has been surrounded by such a populous crowd of scammers, grifters and shameless opportunists, and Cohen was Exhibit A, doling out hush money, threatening disobedient reporters, and bellowing and swaggering through a world lit by neon and shimmering with gilt.
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After all, there is plenty to dislike about abortion, if one is so inclined: the assumed sexual promiscuity of careless women and disobedient girls; the view that abortion is murder; and the power Roe gave to women by liberating them from their traditional place in the home.
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For people will be lovers of self, lovers of money, proud, arrogant, abusive, disobedient to their parents, ungrateful, unholy, heartless, unappeasable, slanderous, without self-control, brutal, not loving good, treacherous, reckless, swollen with conceit, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God, having the appearance of godliness, but denying its power.
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In these stories, Williams takes the familiar scripts of realist fiction (adulterous love triangles, disobedient children, dying parents), cuts them up, and then rearranges a few choice scraps until a scenario emerges, a sketch that is at once more ambiguous and more forthright than a more detailed story would be.
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By contrast, "Hurricane Season" is saturated with the language of abuse: men ecstatically molesting their daughters; boys boasting about how exactly they'll rape a friend who they've heard is " the engineer's twink"; an irate grandmother who threatens her disobedient girls with the specter of "lesbians with brooms" assaulting them in juvie.
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The program's dreamlike, foreshortened and haphazardly disobedient rapport with chronology renders not only his present but his past almost unbearably poignant: not a midcareer professor but a dying professor; not a newlywed but a dying newlywed; not a student but a dying student; not a child but a dying child.
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While I couldn't read "In Gratitude" without a persistent lump in my throat, and without the persistent awareness that its author was in a bed, somewhere, experiencing the very last days or hours or minutes of her life, Diski's final book proves transcendently disobedient, the most existence-affirming and iconoclastic defense a writer could mount against her own extinction.
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In March, at a preview of his Disobedient Bodies exhibition in the UK, Anderson told Refinery29: "For me, I'm addicted to collaborating with people" — and this latest project marks the beginning of a new collaborative approach for the lauded British label, opening it up to a far wider audience and ensuring more longevity in the transient world of fashion.
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Even if educational approaches might resemble those for other special needs children, the diagnosis tells teachers behavior problems are "not because this child is disobedient, it's because of some neurological disorder," said Dr. Svetlana Popova, a senior scientist at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health's Institute for Mental Health Policy Research in Toronto, who was a co-author of an editorial about the new study.
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