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"fatherless" Definitions
  1. without a father, either because he has died or because he does not live with his children
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How many fictional children did I leave fatherless, motherless, or orphaned?
Each pair, they said, represented a fatherless family, shattered by deportation.
Newly fatherless children go back to school without a therapist's help.
LONG LIVE THE TRIBE OF FATHERLESS GIRLS A Memoir By T Kira Madden The tribe of fatherless girls that make up T Kira Madden's titular chapter are three high school friends bonded by loss, lust, recklessness and love.
All of the suspects are male and many of them grew up fatherless.
As Juan squires his fatherless friend about, we can't help thinking, Will he abuse him?
Her debut memoir, Long Live the Tribe of Fatherless Girls, forthcoming from Bloomsbury on March 5, 2019.
The eldest of five siblings in a fatherless household, she is now particularly at risk of exploitation.
After all, even if I were fortunate enough to have a child, the child would be fatherless.
The agency's peacekeepers left a trail of cholera and fatherless children in the Western Hemisphere's poorest country.
Portis says the thought of his 4 kids growing up fatherless ultimately convinced him to change his strategy.
Her children are growing up fatherless and isolated from the rest of society, unable to attend Iraqi schools.
" But the psalm's next lines are more sinister: "May his children be fatherless and his wife a widow!
He died in 1922, leaving Li Rui fatherless but eager to follow in his footsteps of political activism.
His feelings of abandonment growing up fatherless flood over him, and he can do little to control his outrage.
I had three children at that point and all of them could easily have been left fatherless that night.
The Juggalos relayed how they had grown up in fatherless homes and drew comparisons to Violent J's own upbringing.
Let there be none to extend mercy unto him: neither let there be any to favour his fatherless children.
Or that both shows are about fatherless families: Evan's the result of divorce; Simon's the result of an accident.
We find Tolkien as a child (Harry Gilby), already fatherless, living in rural bliss with his brother and mother.
In fact, every year more and more boys grow up fatherless or without a positive male figure in their lives.
De la Pava's expansive cast includes priests, 911 operators, criminal-defense lawyers, E.M.T.s, jail guards, single mothers, and fatherless children.
The book shifts after her dad dies, leaving behind the toggling structure and following Arnold into her new, fatherless life.
The murder, which Mr. Bulger was eventually convicted of, left Ms. Donahue a widow, and her three young sons fatherless.
But the U.K. government refused to recognize Stephen as the boys' father, making them fatherless in the eyes of the law.
As a fatherless, brainy teenager, he found a heady, male-centric blend of activism and spirituality in the Nation of Islam.
"Shortly thereafter, Helena raps about her sorrow to those "fatherless and abused," saying she "guesses that's why there are so many confused.
A fatherless teen with a mother working too many hours to watch over her children, she'd had her share of run-ins.
They had grown up fatherless, in the shadow of what many considered an exemplary display of don't-rat-on-your-own fortitude.
The '70s, recall, was the first decade of widespread divorce, and the trend brought a panic about all the newly fatherless households.
Though she hasn't posted anything since June 17, Fox News reports that on Wednesday, Lueck's personal Instagram handle followed an account called Fatherless.
The fatherless family is on a beach vacation, and two of the kids get into trouble, sucked in and swamped by the breakers.
The drug dealer as default role model for fatherless youth is a staple of hip-hop mythology, pop sociology and television crime drama.
Perhaps most crucial, the relationship for many of these young men of color from disadvantaged, fatherless homes with their male mentors is central.
He learned that lesson growing up in St. Louis, achingly poor and fatherless and often picked on by other children in his neighborhood.
Pius is no longer to think of himself as a fatherless, motherless boy, because he is now Father and Mother of the Catholic Church.
He was used to it, after a childhood that was fatherless and motherless, travelling round Europe with the dancer-cousins who informally adopted him.
But they were left fatherless as the 37-year-old resident of Pequannock, New Jersey, died in an apparent suicide Monday, state police said.
A fatherless boy raised in Jim Crow Texas, my dad was a tenacious autodidact, the first in his family to get a college degree.
Would she have any doubt as to why so many fatherless teens seek in street gangs the sense of belonging they never had at home?
"I'm so worried about my husband because our children are still very young" and should not grow up fatherless, she said in a jittery voice.
Just before the sentencing, the victim's mother, Sandra Wellington, described how Mr. Woodard's death had devastated her family and left his two young daughters fatherless.
He retreated to online message boards and interactive role-playing games like MapleStory, where he would troll other players (often with nasty comments like "fatherless").
The commission ultimately attributed the anger and deficient civility of the Black youth in Watts and Harlem to resentment stemming from their upbringing in fatherless homes.
Like Shout, T Kira Madden's memoir Long Live the Tribe of Fatherless Girls is a fearless examination of a strange childhood – and a total page-turner.
He was overcome by a range of emotions after claiming a championship for long-suffering Cleveland and the Northeast Ohio region of his impoverished, fatherless youth.
For fatherless Rob, it's clear he's the product of a culture that tells men they need to provide for their families no matter the emotional cost.
From Long Live the Tribe of Fatherless Girls by T Kira Madden (Bloomsbury, March 5, 2019) T Kira Madden is an APIA writer, photographer, and amateur magician.
Let his children become vagabonds and beg...Let there be no one to extend mercy to him, nor let there be any to favour his fatherless children.
Earlier this year came T Kira Madden's memoir, "Long Live the Tribe of Fatherless Girls," which takes a specific look at young queer girlhood in Boca Raton.
As a result, one Archie—let's call him the Manhattan variation—grows up fatherless, and clings fiercely to his mother when the two move to the city.
If you grew up with a positive male figure, whether it was your own dad or someone else, consider becoming a mentor to a boy who is fatherless.
He begins by telling Sarah that he might not have a chance to write for a while, then relays anxiety over the possibility of leaving his children fatherless.
As a child, she was treated like collateral damage by her father, who served as the angel Castiel's earthly vessel, and by Castiel, who ultimately left Claire fatherless.
I held my breath and clutched my pearls waiting for the officers to find the boxed up iPhones in the shed, envisioning a poor innocent little Blue fatherless.
One Nike Taiwanese plant hires 10,000, mostly female workers, who make around 50 cents an hour producing $200 shoes that fatherless urban boys are willing to kill for.
A refugee, a descendant of war, a fatherless man living between two nations, surely his poems should indulge in the "rougher memories" that must comprise his actual life.
This has contributed to a widespread misconception that Mosuo women and men are free to sleep with as many people as they like; that Mosuo children are essentially fatherless.
"Father and mother are treated with contempt in you; the sojourner suffers extortion in your midst; the fatherless and widow are wronged in you" (Ezek. 22:7).https://t.
"I read that part of the Bible where it says that God will be father to the fatherless, and I started talking to him," she said of those years.
"The rule is, when your life is in danger and you feel that really you will die and leave a family fatherless, do not hesitate to kill," he said.
At midcentury, more than half of the Opéra's new enrollments were fatherless; their mothers were usually laundresses or concierges, and most girls arrived at the opera house barely fed.
About a decade ago, Ms. Knowell started the nonprofit West Oakland Lower Bottom Fatherless Children's Foundation, to help children who are mourning the loss of a family member to violence.
"We are today living in a refugee camp, you can say fatherless and motherless," he said, using a term to suggest that there is no support or sense of belonging.
The implied readers of his work are men who feel fatherless, solitary, floating in a chaotic moral vacuum, constantly outperformed and humiliated by women, haunted by pain and self-contempt.
You will never need to point a gun at "Hitler's enemies," and will never have to abandon your children who, if you do not take the oath, will be fatherless.
The burden of feeling fatherless, unworthy, and unlovable; the fear that had dominated his childhood as a Jewish boy in Nazi-occupied Hungary, when every day brought new restrictions, starvation, crowding.
So she spent her time doing a little genealogy work and contemplating the impact her fatherless childhood had had on her ability to trust love, and trying to move beyond it.
As in the original film, but unlike in the book, Broadway Charlie's father has died, creating a psychological context for the evolving connection between the fatherless boy and the childless chocolatier.
Yet it was his poor, exiled, fatherless childhood, with his sense of being torn between two countries and somehow damned for crimes he couldn't remember committing, that made Macdonald—and made Archer.
"I can tell you I was disappointed — they said it was the first time they've ever been kissed by a man," Herman said, noting that several of his players grew up fatherless.
Though this holiday can feel cold and isolating, for fatherless children this holiday can be a chance to recognize their mothers for the many vital familial roles they've played while raising them.
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Its unnamed narrator grows up feisty and fatherless in rural Ireland, with a fanatically pious mother and a learning-challenged older brother, who nearly died from cancer of the brain as a toddler.
He spots fatherless teen Julia (Kangana Ranaut) on the street and buys her for a sum of 1,000 rupees from her mother, presumably impressed by the girl's beauty and skills as stunt performer.
One of the most experiential exhibits at Moniker is the five-artist group from America and the United Kingdom called Fatherless, which has created a shed full of neon-colored, anti-fascist monoprints.
But I was less familiar with Axelrod's and Benenson's journeys, and I was curious about whether they found meaning in the coincidence that they and Obama were fatherless before they were grown up.
The years unfold in a series of vignettes, with Emma moving through the stages of a typical, if fatherless, privileged urban childhood, and Laura remaining single and celibate and seemingly O.K. with that.
Titles include: Disarming the Narcissist: Surviving and Thriving with the Self-Absorbed; The Fatherless Daughter Project: Understanding Our Losses and Reclaiming Our Lives; and Toxic Parents: Overcoming Their Hurtful Legacy and Reclaiming Your Life.
Because urban boys face roughly the same challenge (a bit more severe due to gangs and fatherless families) I'm guessing you could get a lot of Democrats willing to step up and join you.
Written after her father's death, Long Live the Tribe of Fatherless Girls is in many ways Madden's search for her father, a figure who was at once present in and absent from her childhood.
It led me pretty directly to the emotional spine of our discussion: two fatherless boys — Bryan and Mr. Obama — searching for their identity in the world; the fathers they became; and the work they do.
But there is still a central mystery: Mary Louise Wright (Streep, who is fantastic) has come to Monterey from San Francisco to help take care of her grandchildren, Celeste and Perry's now-fatherless twin boys.
" In Deuteronomy, a sheaf forgotten in the field was to be left "for the stranger, for the fatherless and the widow"; and "When thou beatest thine olive tree, thou shalt not go over the boughs again.
In her glittering collages, faux naïf paintings and her signature "dream boxes," there are fatherless figures, distant mothers and recurring images of Ms. Vanderbilt's beloved nanny, Dodo, who gave her the love and constancy she craved.
But the festival opens on Friday with Mamoru Hosoda's "The Boy and the Beast," a sprawling, alternately lively and melancholy story about a fatherless boy who runs away into Tokyo's teeming Shibuya district after his mother dies.
A Queer, Biracial Coming-of-Age Memoir Is Equal Parts Pain and Pleasure T Kira Madden's debut, "Long Live the Tribe of Fatherless Girls," recalls a troubled childhood in chapters as fragmented as her family life was.
A new book, "Käthe Kollwitz: The Sculptures — Catalogue Raisonné (Part One)" (Hirmer), by Annette Seeler, documents Ms. Kollwitz's work in bronze, zinc, plaster, stucco and stone, including tableaus of fatherless children and of female mourners with fists skyward.
The result was the segregation of projects by race and by income, concentrating fatherless young men who not only had little access to legitimate employment but lacked working-class role models who knew how to search for it.
" That's a correct enough rendering of the verse in question, but for many people the reference has a particularly grim edge because of the lines that come immediately after: "Let his children be fatherless, and his wife a widow.
And they furnish us with a fuller picture of her early life: the fatherless childhood in Arizona, the adolescence in Los Angeles, the precocity at the University of Chicago, and her marriage, at seventeen, to the scholar Philip Rieff.
And neither Elen nor Jo had gone to medical school; Elen is a medical physicist, a job more about physics than medicine, and Jo works in IT. Still, Vlad was dying and Elen's two young children were about to become fatherless.
Ms. Madden was no stranger to pain, either: Her 230 memoir, "Long Live the Tribe of Fatherless Girls," outlines her trauma-filled coming-of-age as the queer, biracial daughter of a pair of well-to-do addicts in South Florida.
Then there's Electra herself, an imperious queen of the ballroom whose Shakespearean verbal takedowns are delivered with devastating regality, as well as Pray Tell, the costume-designing, shade-dealing king who acts as the ballroom emcee and surrogate father to the fatherless.
In the book, she points out that both Bill Clinton, as the fatherless son from "a town called Hope," and Barack Obama, as the son of a Kenyan father and a white idealist, had capsule life stories that helped them reach voters.
"No savvy gambler would have bet that a fatherless adolescent from the South Bronx, the first in his family to graduate from high school," he wrote in his autobiography, "would grow up to become president of one of the world's great universities."
Well, maybe it is but if they really worried about kids, they would be at regular rallies in Chicago and Baltimore where still an unacceptably high number of children are left fatherless of even die themselves because of gang bangers and fighting turf wars.
The first was in a novel my father gave me, the book was from the Fifties, and the protagonist was such a good boy — he was fatherless, and his mother was ill, I guess she was dying, so he was taking care of her.
I'm not sure I can see the connection between the murder of a Black man at the hands of American police officers and your carefree #vacationgoals — a vacation that probably cost far more than the amount that's currently in the GoFundMe account raising funds for Sterling's suddenly fatherless children.
From the Frankenstein-y frisson of Mrs Walker's vital spark of electricity to the fact that the most famous fatherless human in history is known to believers as the "lamb of God", it would have been hard to craft a scientific advance with a richer and more treacherous cultural context.
Role Call: Patrick Chandler, a teenager forced to live with his uncle in the wake of his father's death Lucas Hedges won over writer-director Kenneth Lonergan to play the suddenly fatherless teenager left in the care of his emotionally unavailable uncle (Casey Affleck), but shooting wasn't necessarily easy for him.
When aging rocker Emily Wang (Maggie Cheung) gets released from jail following the junkie death of her partner, Lee Hauser (James Johnston), she faces two worlds: one, as a singer-songwriter revered and reviled for her hard-living ways, and the other, as the single parent of an estranged, now fatherless, young son.
Her upbringing, in the care of a nanny in a fatherless house, had been heavy on good manners, and her loathing of Margaret Thatcher (who had appointed her to both her most important committees) stemmed from what she saw as the prime minister's bullying behaviour, as well as her lower-middle-class philistinism and "odious suburban gentility".
And of course Romans 13, with its dubious exegetical history, doesn't exhaust the Bible: This Bible verse perfectly sums up the situation:Woe to those who make unjust laws,to those who issue oppressive decrees,to deprive the poor of their rights & withhold justice from the oppressed of my people,making widows their prey and robbing the fatherless.
In "Modern Catholic Kitchen" (1996-2016), Ann LePore starts with images from a Portapack film reel shot in her mother's kitchen during her fatherless childhood, and reimagines it using contemporary techniques — stills from the video were output onto polaroid film, enlarged onto Kodaliths in a darkroom, burned to lithography plates, and hand printed onto Plexiglas encased in poplar.
In "The Sleep of the Righteous," published in Germany in 2002 and now translated into English by Isabel Fargo Cole, seven interconnected and partly autobiographical stories follow the narrator from a fatherless childhood in Hilbig's hometown Meuselwitz (here referred to as "M") to the tortured life of a writer in exile in the West (where Hilbig died, of cancer, in 2007).
Editors' Choice This week we bring you four memoirs and one near-memoir, ranging from a family history of old money (Janny Scott's "The Beneficiary") to an immigrant's account of abuse and displacement (Grace Talusan's "The Body Papers"), from a queer coming-of-age memoir (T Kira Madden's "Long Live the Tribe of Fatherless Girls") to a celebrated biographer's description of his methods (Robert A. Caro's "Working").
For instance: The prophets tell how a group of refugees were brought, by divine providence, into a rich new land, and made a mighty nation; and then, forgetting the principles of their foundation, grew bloated and impious: "They are waxen fat, they shine: yea, they overpass the deeds of the wicked: they judge not the cause, the cause of the fatherless, yet they prosper; and the right of the needy do they not judge" (Jeremiah 5:28).
Conservatives didn't expect it because they believed that sexual liberation would inevitably lead to social chaos — that if you declared consent the only standard of sexual morality and encouraged young people to define fulfillment libidinally, you would get not only promiscuity but also a host of dire secondary consequences: Teen pregnancy rates and abortion rates rising together, a pornography-abetted spike in rape and sexual violence, higher crime rates among fatherless young men … basically everything that seemed to be happening in the 1970s and 1980s, when the anti-porn crusade Alberta describes was strongest.

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