Was it a shameless glorification of the military industrial complex?
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That's much more useful than the current glorification of independence.
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Should ballet be an art that reflects only their glorification?
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Second, we must stop the glorification of violence in our society.
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The glorification of Team Refugees and the vilification of refugees coexist.
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The assertion of motherhood as sacrifice comes with a perceived glorification.
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First is the most obvious one: the glorification of Nazi violence.
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So, too, are the incitement of violence and the glorification of killers.
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This idea can and frequently does verge into a glorification of suicide.
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"We must stop the glorification of violence in our society," Trump said.
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Some see a subversive message about Washington's failings; others see his glorification.
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"We must stop the glorification of violence in our society," he said.
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But while Radtke's book is grounded in a real fascination with architectural decay, a glorification of disrepair, Williams's Commute more of an elegy to her past self and her addiction, which she acknowledges with neither condemnation nor glorification.
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Now that Lady Gaga's selling glorification of violence, the N.F.L. thinks she's great.
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Really, this entire gallery is devoted to the self-defeating glorification of masculinity.
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Ending "the glorification of violence in our society," specifically citing violent video games.
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But it also reflected society's fascination with, if not glorification of, organized crime.
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Western leaders' must also stress that the glorification of organizations like O.U.N.-U.
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I don't think it's glorification as much as it is recognition that it exists.
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And I do think there's a glorification of Silicon Valley today that's super unhelpful.
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"Our hope is that it's not a glorification of drugs or a warning against the glorification of drugs because that's not what the movie's about," Chalamet told PEOPLE after Monday's special New York City screening of the film for high school students.
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Without any artifice, to show the condition of decay, abandon, or in some cases glorification.
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Showing it in that way makes it into a reality as opposed to a glorification.
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The balance between Hustler's extremes — comedy and glorification versus tragedy and realism — isn't always flawless.
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The extremism of his attacks on liberalism and his glorification of Thomas are continuously risible.
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These protestors received no three-day mourning period, as Soleimani did, no procession, no glorification.
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Critics, on the other hand, see it as a fundamentally un-American glorification of militarism.
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Several civil society organizations also signed a letter protesting against the glorification of the Russian leader.
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But all of this rural glorification is set to a soundtrack of snippets from Gilbert's iPhone.
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Même réflexe de glorification de la géographie et de négation du Temps que chez les islamistes.
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Like many of his contemporaries, Araeen criticizes the West's glorification of whiteness through entertainment and advertising.
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"Video game violence and glorification must be stopped — it is creating monsters!" he tweeted in 2012.
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To the Editor: The glorification of this narrative about Michelle Jones is troubling for several reasons.
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Self-education can make people more moral, while self-glorification can make them considerably less moral.
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Many people read Franz Fanon's "The Wretched of the Earth" as a glorification of revolutionary violence.
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Opinion The glorification of leadership skills, especially in college admissions, has emptied leadership of its meaning.
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Daredevil's advocacy of torture is disturbing; the glorification of gun violence in Netflix's The Punisher is ugly.
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THE glorification and defamation of the ageing Elizabeth I is almost as old as the queen herself.
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All the stuff about appearance and superficiality and a real glorification of wealth for its own sake.
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Unlike many in the theater, Mr. Nederlander never disguised his profit motive with a glorification of art.
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There's a needle to thread, as well, in this burgeoning business of mass-glorification of teen athletes.
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He expressed concern that some white supremacists might interpret the painting as a glorification of the Klan.
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Abroad, scholars influenced by the "doubting antiquity" school saw this as a chauvinistic effort at national glorification.
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Since 2015 Spain's courts have convicted more than 50 people for "hate speech" or the glorification of terrorism.
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Politicians on all sides undermine judicial accountability for war crimes and support glorification of war criminals as heroes.
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Facebook's censorship rules focus on the glorification of violence, such as videos posted to promote or celebrate terrorism.
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The glorification of NFU pledge has yielded immense support for India's accommodation in multilateral nuclear export control regime.
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It's not the same glorification as neo-Nazis in the West—it's a complete rebranding of the man.
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"We must stop the glorification of violence in our society," he said in an August 5 press conference.
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Presidential glorification of violence has profound implications to Americans and their ability to keep the peace in public.
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Khan's ornamental wrappings are thus a glorification of the artform and an indicator of their creators' quiet resistance.
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The Roy Hodgson era was a prolonged glorification of averageness, a paean to being bland, conventional and quietly mundane.
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Are you worried at all that people will interpret this as a glorification of a pretty icky online culture?
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Wayne's catalog is full of moments, like this one, where he blurs the lines between glorification and uncomfortable truths.
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But environmental factors—such as the cultural glorification of hairless, lithe female bodies—can exacerbate an attraction to children.
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It balanced the genre's intrinsic glorification of violence with a sense of disorientation that leaves you reeling and shell-shocked.
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It was neither a pathologization or a glorification of her willingness to leverage her sexuality, it was simply a reality.
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Unfortunately, this disparity has shifted season seven into a glorification of Negan's violence, because nothing else is actually going on.
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A White House spokesman criticized the "glorification of the life of an unwed mother" on the morning after the speech.
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Fearing that the structure would become a site for Nazi glorification, the Austrian government assumed its main lease in 1972.
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But what transpired does not need glorification, and it certainly does not need monuments symbolizing division, hate and racial strife.
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The glorification of leadership skills, especially in college admissions, has emptied leadership of its meaning, according to this Opinion essay.
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Reddit banned the Incel community from its website last year after updating its policy to ban glorification and incitement of violence.
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Reddit removed the Incel community from its website last year after updating its policy to ban glorification and incitement of violence.
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First, because since May 2015, the government passed Decommunization Laws making the glorification of Soviet symbols illegal—similar to Nazi symbols.
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"The continuing incitement and preaching of hate by the Palestinian leadership, and the glorification of terror must end immediately," he wrote.
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Your special issue seemed like a glorification and barely disguised advertorial for the extreme income disparity that is ruining this city.
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He cites media coverage of the event as evidence that the huge investment in science glorification is beginning to pay off.
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As you were tackling this largely unexplored territory, was it a challenge to steer clear of finger-wagging, and conversely, glorification?
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Just as adversaries are denigrated, allies are praised: The image of self, in contrast, reflects glorification of everyone who is alike.
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A Forbes article from 2003 characterizes the seminars as an Ayn Rand-inspired glorification of selfishness: Days begin at 8 a.m.
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A toy UFO decorated with Third Reich iconography has been discontinued after an outcry over its apparent glorification of Nazi technology.
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Rather than supporting his boasts, the facts of Trump's life tell us that his self-glorification about Parkland was idle talk.
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To avoid that kind of glorification, there are some European outlets that no longer post the names or faces of terrorists.
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" The flora surrounding the sculpture, Leigh writes, is "a constantly changing glorification of the black body as monument through the four seasons.
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It's well known for its violence and glorification of gangsters, elements that have helped to fuel their popularity as well as controversy.
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" He added, "It's hard to sell glorification of oil tanks to a community that has that toxic substance under the entire neighborhood.
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Lawmakers would be fully justified in placing checks on the president's ability to deploy armed soldiers for his own Caesar-like glorification.
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Nor does she mention Palestinian glorification of suicide bombers by naming streets for them and lifetime "thank you" payments to their families.
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For hawkish Cold Warriors, libertarianism's glorification of capitalism and vilification of redistribution was useful for immunizing American political culture against viral socialism.
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In his search for satisfaction through conflict, deception, and self-glorification, Donald Trump is utterly blind to the actual needs of the other.
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" Men, she complained, "think it glorification enough for a woman to be a wife and mother in any way, and upon any terms.
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In 2000, Congress held hearings on children's entertainment and violence, and the hearings particularly focused on the industry's glorification of Eminem's disturbing lyrics.
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To these women, friendship—or the social-network term "community"—is only valuable inasmuch as it permits the continued glorification of the individual.
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Americans raised on the gospel of Emersonian self-reliance and Randian self-glorification tend to look upon exarky as a form of weakness.
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Isn't the glorification of one kind of, usually resistant, beloved fundamentally tied to the denigration of a sometimes shifting but similarly necessary enemy?
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And with the money, came the glorification of the worst of rap -- disparaging lyrics about women and drugs that observers say crossed lines.
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The lifeblood of autocracies is the glorification of a mythical past and the designation of enemies who stand in the way of greatness.
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Be it intimate groping on packed trains, sexual violence in manga or the glorification of geisha, women are subjected to widespread sexual stereotyping.
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Putin has the advantage of building on Russian expertise in leader glorification; the Soviets pioneered the cult of personality almost 100 years ago.
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On the other hand, am I seeking self-glorification without any of the actual pain, and would it be preferable to keep silent?
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"We must stop the glorification of violence in our society -- this includes the gruesome and grizzly video games that are now commonplace," POTUS said.
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As his character gains dimension, it also becomes clear that some of his glorification comes through the rose-colored lenses of those left behind.
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There's a glorification of the violence of war and a glamorization of the military and that, to me, contributes to violent solutions, to conflicts.
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The shooting sparked a wave of debate across New York City about the glorification of violence in rap music and security at rap events.
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"We are using lights, not gunshot" sounds, Ms. Schantz said, describing the show not as a glorification of violence but as a cautionary tale.
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"There also is the broader narrative of the glorification of the authoritarian brand of leadership, which would indirectly benefit Duterte's own style of governance."
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In "The Glorification of the Chosen One," when the music erupts in fractured spurts with pounding percussion, Bernstein proves his mettle as a technician.
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"We must stop the glorification of violence in our society -- this includes the gruesome and grizzly video games that are now commonplace," Trump said.
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But it was not an entrance characterized by privilege, comfort, public celebration or self-glorification; it was marked instead by lowliness, obscurity, humility, fragility.
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Architecture could also be a tool for personal glorification, as with the unlikely, unfinished African Riviera masterminded by the Ivorian president Félix Houphouët-Boigny.
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The starving McCourt family is frequently turned away by the Jesuits, who live in luxury and comfort despite their ostensible spiritual glorification of poverty.
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The glorification of leadership makes existing leaders seem disappointing by comparison, leading to an ever more desperate search for "real" leaders to replace them.
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The visual is both a protest against the glorification of food, and our industrial disregard for the natural world from which we rip it.
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None of this background comes through the photographer's work, which, like the town itself, seems to carry on the legacy of Fascism's glorification of labor.
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And I expect some backlash from people who see this as a glorification of single life over married life, which it's not meant to be.
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"These communities are not abiding by those rules and are in fact tipping over to the glorification of violence or celebrating violence," the source said.
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Trump has also gone after video games in the past, blaming them for contributing to the "glorification of violence in our society" following school shootings.
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Some have associated their brand with "narco-culture" and criticized the company for "looking to profit from the glorification of the drug trade," she said.
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In 2012, three days after the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School, he tweeted: Video game violence & glorification must be stopped—it is creating monsters!
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These texts, while occasionally overwrought, do evoke the brew of objectification, glorification, aggression, submission, risk and reward in Mapplethorpe's photographs, particularly those of black men.
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His ownership of Fortune immediately vaults Mr. Jiaravanon onto the world stage, but he did not buy the magazine "for personal glorification," Mr. Murray said.
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Religion can work in two fundamentally different ways: It can be a source of self-education, or it can be a source of self-glorification.
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Bespectacled, fingers flecked with sherbet-colored paint, he's soft-spoken and impish, with a bone-dry sense of humor and an aversion to self-glorification.
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It could rethink Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act — the rule that essentially allows Facebook and YouTube to get away with (glorification of) murder.
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He rejected suggestions that displaying military hardware might contribute to the glorification of war, saying that damaged vehicles pulled from war zones would be displayed.
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North Korea is known for both self-glorification and subterfuge, so separating fact from fiction in its behavior and declarations is something of a challenge.
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The gala's heavy ideological messaging and overt glorification of the military led some Chinese to remark that this year's offering was even more propagandistic than usual.
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You only have to look at the Amazon HQ290 debacle to see there's still too much fixation on and glorification of in-person, mega-corporate work.
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Even in the era of Steven Spielberg's The Post and of a kind of glorification of the work of journalists, good reporting doesn't offer easy lessons.
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The authoritarian constitution of 1890, borrowed from that of Bismarck's Germany, fostered emperor-worship and glorification of the armed forces—powerful features of Japan's war machine.
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Russia consistently combats the glorification of Nazism - made a crime in 2014 - the propaganda of Nazi ideas and attempts at racial hatred or discrimination, he said.
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These monuments were all built as reminders of human folly, greed, and cruelty rather unlike all those war monuments in glorification of victory or the victors.
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"It's time to put an end to this glorification of carnage and pursuit of ratings because it is killing our kids," Noir said in the video.
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"In typical wise-ass fashion, we wrote 'Overblown,' taking the piss out of the glorification and aggrandizement of the scene," Mudhoney frontman Mark Arm told Yarm.
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Mr. Katz and others still take issue with the museum's glorification of Lithuanian militants who started killing Jews en masse before the arrival of the Nazis.
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Donald Trump believes video games are partly to blame for the mass shootings in America -- claiming the "glorification of violence" is desensitizing potential real-life killers.
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" But Elior Levy, an Israeli reporter who covers Palestinian affairs, assailed what he called Mr. Bennett's "glorification of grabbing a tattered body of a wretched terrorist.
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It's an idea that seems particularly out of step with the glorification of long hours and hustle that has come from the Silicon Valley startup world.
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The seeds of Japanese aggression and atrocities were sown in the emperor worship and glorification of the armed forces that were essential elements of the Meiji world.
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Just last month, Twitter announced it would begin labeling and demoting tweets from world leaders that violate its rules, including dehumanization, degradation and the glorification of violence.
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The why With the glorification of startups occurring through the mainstream media, it has been interesting to see the rising interest college students have in venture capital.
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The effort pits those who see the symbols as tributes to Southern heritage against others who regard them as a glorification of a sordid history of racism.
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Both spoke about how they viewed the presidency as a public trust that was theirs for a short time and was not a vehicle for personal glorification.
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So it was fitting that a group of Toronto women, disgusted from afar at Trump's glorification of sexual assault, chose to protest outside the hotel Monday night.
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In my opinion it is altogether fitting that the reminders of Lee, Stonewall Jackson, P. G. T. Beauregard and others should not be seen as their glorification.
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Although his work is most often aligned with pacifism, it can be and has been seen as a glorification of warfare, yet it belongs to neither pole.
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"I think the idea of this particular story, making a movie about Bundy, equals glorification of him is a very naive and knee-jerk reaction," Berlinger told Bustle.
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"Both are happening online, with obvious examples of glorification and obvious examples of normalization that allow people to get the support they need," says Whitlock, the Cornell professor.
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Writing this review on the eve of Montreal's Climate March, I have to question the appropriateness of this glorification of the accumulation of things in an artistic context.
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The changes here are a bellwether for the bigger cultural issue surrounding the devaluation of artists and creative work, as well as the glorification of efficiency and industry.
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He has weathered his own personal storms and learned some things about both the benefits of the media glorification machine and the costs—especially following his public mistakes.
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Tsang, Rich and Dewey-Hagborg think we need an ideological shift away from the worship and glorification of biotechnology, and this can be achieved only through cultural subversion.
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They called on institutions and organizations to "refrain from divisive events, actions and rhetoric, including glorification of convicted war criminals, historic revisionism and the provocative use of symbols".
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We've heard tragic stories of everything from bullying and harassment to the promotion of self harm, suicide, child sexual abuse and the glorification of terrorism and violent crime.
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Modern Bollywood movies – the good ones, anyway – challenge gender norms and the glorification of the fuckboy, and while things are going slower than I'd like, the progress is noteworthy.
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Because, despite its reality-show cheesiness, scripted-drama trashiness, and the probably unwise glorification of highlights and headbands, The Hills prompted me to apply to my first fashion internship.
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There was little in Mr Kerry's speech, which also forthrightly condemned Palestinian glorification of terrorism, that deviated from American policy towards Israel that goes back more than 40 years.
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There were a handful of impassioned naysayers, but on the whole, the neighborhood of artists recognized Lenin for what he was: an art instillation far more than a glorification.
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In Nanette, the Australian comedian devotes some time to calling out the dubious nature of our culture's glorification of Picasso — commonly known to be one of history's biggest misogynists.
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"Not all violence is motivated by racial or ethnic hatred, but the glorification of mass murders like Columbine, Sandy Hook, and Parkland could inspire copycat violence," the website said.
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By visiting this overhyped street junction, you're making an unconscious decision to contribute to the glorification of our hyper-consumerist society and validating the hypocrisy of late stage capitalism!!!!!
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The resurgence of overt white supremacist sympathies is evidence of deep-seated frustration released into action by a president whose only motive in life seems to be self-glorification.
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The court explained that the march was not guaranteed under Germany's right to freedom of assembly, as it violated Germany's Basic Law banning all glorification of the Nazi era.
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These cases have cast a long shadow on the state, and opponents and activists are determined to challenge the glorification of far-right ideology in the state this weekend.
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In part because of its association with Riefenstahl as well as its glorification of individual will and natural superiority, the Bergfilm genre has been seen as proto-fascist cinema.
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" Mr. McGregor said his new work for Ballet Theater would not follow the narrative suggested by the Stravinsky score, whose sections have titles like "Glorification of the Chosen One.
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For all its glorification in science fiction, it would be such a colossal pain in the ass to live there, and the game does not shy away from that.
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But that ambiguity left the aesthetic distressingly easy for the alt-right to appropriate by stripping it of irony and playfulness—by taking it literally, as a glorification of capitalism.
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This could be interpreted as glorification or as fearful respect of the weapons, but either way, it stands in stark contrast to the way Scorsese uses guns in later films.
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But it also contains clauses banning "glorification of terrorism and terrorist organisations through print and electronic media" and calling for "measures against abuse of internet and social media for terrorism".
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On one hand, Danish legislation designed to stop the "glorification of terrorism" has been used in a draconian way which sometimes treats the public assertion of Islam's truth as suspect.
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But it also contains clauses banning "glorification of terrorism and terrorist organizations through print and electronic media" and calling for "measures against abuse of internet and social media for terrorism".
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"Momma I'm Sorry" speaks directly to Pusha's point about his supposed "glorification" of drug dealing, in that it sounds positively pained for the things he and his brother have done.
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Perhaps if some of them had been included to help show Bundy's viciousness, the backlash against the movie for its glorification of Bundy's charm and appearance wouldn't be quite as intense.
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We have called for the Palestinians to do everything in their power to stop violence and incitement, including publicly and consistently condemning acts of terrorism and stopping the glorification of violence.
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It contains key hallmarks of actual fascist art identified by influential cultural critics, most notably the glorification of redemptive violence against the state's enemies, and repurposes them in an American context.
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And unfortunately, it is impossible, maybe irresponsible, for a commercial to try to explain centuries of societal glorification of male violence or to make a compelling argument that proves women are people.
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"I know that's not good, and I think there can be glorification of that — but when you're this close to getting something done, you do what you have to do," he said.
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The Republican nominee and his allies -- many of them drawing on the tea party's glorification of Revolutionary War-era imagery -- have colored this election season with the rhetoric of war and bloodshed.
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"Glorification of violence generally among the estranged is its own ideology," said Brian Levin, director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at Cal State University in San Bernardino.
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The debate pits those who see the statues as tributes to Southern heritage and symbols of American history against others who regard them as a glorification of a sordid history of racism.
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Now, what they are saying might be true and reasonable, but it's just obvious that the reason they're saying it has to do with self-glorification, venal ambition, and other base motives.
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Of course, rappers like Mac Miller and Lil Peep have also died due to drug-related issues ... and Sanders says the glorification of drugs in rap culture is becoming a serious issue.
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" Poland, too, has been rankled by the glorification of the O.U.N. In February, the leader of Poland's ruling party reportedly told President Poroshenko that Ukraine "won't make it to Europe with Bandera.
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Is fostering an obsession with sports a harmless way to make a living or does it contribute to the glorification of celebrity culture and to the coarsening and trivialization of public discourse?
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If they were, it risked the cathedral becoming "a place of cult, glorification of Franco and pilgrimage," he said, adding also that the group objected to any public spending on Franco's grave.
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"We do not allow calls for intolerance, exclusion, or segregation based on protected characteristics, nor do we allow the glorification of groups which do any of the above," the new rules specify.
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But as the Kardashians' critics point out, the glorification of Kim's skinniness and the joking about anorexia are dangerous viewpoints to share in front of the young people who idolize the sisters.
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The glorification of the Nazi era is a criminal offense in Germany — with a prison term of up to three years — and rallies of this scale and size have been consistently banned.
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Although it was scrapped in the face of public backlash over the glorification of sex work, that officials even considered Tijuana Coqueta is a testament to the industry's importance to the city's economy.
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The stocks had tumbled on Monday after President Donald Trump, in response to the mass shootings, called for an end to glorification of violence and blamed "gruesome and grisly video games" for that.
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There's a lot to said about the unnecessary glorification of Ted Bundy from afar, but I've wondered if that idolization was possible when knee to knee with that monster for months on end.
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He also advocated making it easier to commit the mentally ill to hospital, "stop[ping] the glorification of violence in our society" and develop "tools that can detect mass-shooters before they strike".
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The stocks had tumbled on Monday after President Donald Trump, in response to the mass shootings, called for an end to glorification of violence and blamed "gruesome and grisly video games" for that. .
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I think that if all our kids see is a glorification of materialism and bling and casual sex and kids... then they are getting an unrealistic picture of what the world is like.
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But the French who have joined the protest might retort that for them, language is serious indeed: a typical criticism on Twitter read "simplification, glorification of mediocrity, sinking to the lowest common denominator".
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Intersectionality is generally naturally opposed to the glorification of capitalism, because production for profit often stands in the way of equality for the marginalized people and cultures whose labor often produces that profit.
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It is an exercise in self-glorification as much as a business stunt, one that never lets you forget that the band has accepted the nickname "the world's greatest rock and roll band".
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As African-American writers have pointed out on Twitter, however, this glorification of pedagogic charisma is fused in the Landry school with the pernicious view that black children need to be disciplined severely.
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The official government order for commemorations referred only to "the revolution of 1917 in Russia" — not Great, or Russian, or Socialist, or October, or any other adjective that would imply glorification or disparagement.
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"We must stop the glorification of violence in our society," Trump said in remarks from the White House Monday morning as part of a list of efforts he believes the nation must take.
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In recent years, he has moved on from horses, devoting himself instead to thundering against the Kremlin, its glorification of Russia's past and traditional values, and its embrace of the Russian Orthodox Church.
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He does not, like so many of his peers, prioritize style over everything else; he does not sacrifice his individuals for the glorification of a preordained idea; he prefers earthy pragmatism to philosophy.
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As a player, you have to ultimately decide whether it's more of an act of over-the-top glorification than thoughtful commentary, even if it does narratively tie into Ellie's dark downward spiral.
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If the glorification of terrorism, or calls to violence are spread on Facebook or YouTube -- perhaps we need to ensure they, as any book publisher would be for instance, are liable for such content?
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" Of course, No. 45 would strongly disagree ... after the tragic mass shootings in both Dayton, Ohio and El Paso, Texas this month, Trump said, "We must stop the glorification of violence in our society.
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But this incident also shows how effective President Donald Trump's attempts to criminalize the media have been, and how his glorification of strongmen sets the tone for everyday behavior by the rank and file.
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But there are also expressions of virulent racism, a glorification of violence and a desire to replace the modern state of Israel with a full-scale biblical kingdom that would extend as far as Iraq.
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That this news is coming Thursday, just hours before the NFL starts off its latest season with its usual glob of self-promotion and glorification and retrenchment as America's addiction, is no small note, either.
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He said they often entered the country illegally, and he felt that the group was put at risk by an absence of appropriate oversight and the glorification of those who were persecuted for their faith.
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She's running her hands through her hair, apparently in frustration at her job; the rift between Sinatra's gussied-up glorification of city life and the experience of modern young New Yorkers is strikingly, hilariously apparent.
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In my original article, I defined "sacrifice" to explain why I take issue with it as a go-to qualifier for what motherhood is: The assertion of motherhood as sacrifice comes with a perceived glorification.
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Gravity of the presidency Some commentators believe Trump simply has no desire to honor the moral authority of the presidency and simply sees it as a vehicle for his own power, prestige and self-glorification.
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The angry, explosive style of the Futurists came just in time for World War I. Adopting their visual vocabulary, Hablik created "Destruction," a glorification of war that features a dramatic conflagration of colorful boxes and cylinders.
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After a year of wall-to-wall coverage, endless profiles, glorification, a TIME magazine cover and Glamour's 2017 Women of the Year award, the media has finally caught on to the extremism of the Women's March.
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CHECK OUT MORE FROM THE SERIES Lil Peep's final Hours Drugs were an integral part of Lil Peep's music and speak to the glorification of opioid use in pop culture, including rock and hip-hop music.
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What Michôd never manages to make clear is what we are to make of this version's nationalism, its glorification of war, its ambivalence toward corrupting power and its selective, finally misguided attempt to brush off Shakespeare.
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The military-industrial complex may even be more influential now than in Eisenhower's day, yet presidents tend to promote glorification of military power, while no longer mentioning the potential, negative influence of this tremendously powerful lobby.
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The Dred Scott case and its glorification of racism and xenophobia is a reviled opinion and often used to demonstrate how far we have come as a nation devoted now to equal justice under the law.
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Despite building a career on the glorification of drug sales and his own addiction, his final 39 months in prison starting in 2013 became his wake-up call to face his demons and address his drug abuse.
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On April 21, Ms. Brooks said, Mr. Kareem downloaded a 55-minute English-language video titled "Flames of War," used by Islamic extremists as a tool of recruitment and of glorification of the fighters in its ranks.
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He offered a smattering of proposals, including curbing the glorification of violence in video games, reforming laws governing mental health, and implementing red-flag laws to keep guns out of the hands of people identified as risks.
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Mr. Trump can look to the examples of New Orleans, Richmond, Va., and Charleston, S.C., where activists and courageous public officials have worked together to end the glorification of some of the great villains in American history.
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There's been a wealth of literature, though, about — particularly for women in instances of sexual abuse — the glorification of forgiveness that puts an undue burden on victims to re-traumatize themselves in order to heal a community.
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As an artist of the sacred, whose use of humble materials amounts to a withering critique of America's glorification of materialism and the artists who delight in it, Conner rejected the literal and its codification by Frank Stella.
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Related: The Year in Mexico's Drug Wars: A Jailbreak, a Chocolate Cake, and a Washed-Up Strategy President Peña Nieto's glorification of Mexican institutional capability in his message on the capture might suggest a reluctance to do this.
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If nothing else, it (along with the companion docuseries, also by director Joe Berlinger) has given us a reason to talk again about our glorification of a literally murderous misogynist, and about true crime's responsibility to real victims.
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The head of the pro-British Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) Arlene Foster accused Irish nationalist rival Sinn Fein - the former political wing of the Irish Republican Army - of the "glorification of terrorism" in a party conference last weekend.
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Sang Yoon, the chef and owner of Lukshon in Culver City, sees it as a difference between hyper-glorification of the chef and the farm in Northern California and, in Los Angeles, celebration of middle-class immigrant culture.
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"In the short span of a generation, the face and focus of the Democratic Party nationally has shifted from a glorification of the working-class ethos to multiculturalist militancy pushed by the Far Left of the party," they argue.
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It succeeds as fun and entertaining, as Doug is probably the nicest hockey player ever on screen, but its glorification of fighting and lack of attention toward the consequences of fighting just don't hold up, and it's only 2019.
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A video of a terrorist attack may be informative news reporting if uploaded by a news outlet or citizen journalist, but that same video clip can be glorification of violence if uploaded in a different context by a different user.
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Wherever listeners stand on Beyoncé and Jay-Z's glorification of their riches (inspired by a Black power couple come up, or jaded at the thought of two billionaires of any hue), many people laud the artists as exemplary business people.
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Project Gizmodnik, our brilliant plan to secretly infiltrate the U.S. tech media for the glorification of Matushka Rossiya's Great Leader Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump and/or the destruction of global capitalism*, has been compromised by American "super spy" Eric Garland.
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"It was quite disgraceful to look at the glorification that happened at the weekend of the IRA and terrorism and of course that makes it more difficult for us," Foster, whose father narrowly escaped alive from an IRA shooting, told reporters.
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Renewed interest in the novel has also put a spotlight on some of the book's controversial subjects, with some schools pulling it from shelves — or even banning talk of the novel and series completely — due to its alleged glorification of suicide.
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They can't be mindless glorification or else they become copaganda, like Netflix's Bright, Blue Bloods, or Chicago PD—pieces of media that are so scarily disconnected from the reality of cops that they end up serving as offbeat recruitment ads.
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" Others see signs that the Communist Party has been cooling its glorification of Mr. Xi. In his essay, Professor Xu said that the propaganda echoed the cult of personality that surrounded Mao Zedong, and he called for "slamming on the brakes.
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I felt the pain of the mother whose son lost his life the night police took that photograph, but also of the one who lost her child to this awful glorification, and to the system, for the next 28 years.
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José Murilo de Carvalho, 77, an eminent Brazilian historian, said positivists had despised slavery so much that they had forbidden well-heeled congregants to own slaves and promoted the glorification of Toussaint L'Ouverture, the leader of the Haitian slave revolution.
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Shares of the company as well as other video game companies tanked after President Donald Trump, in response to the mass shootings in Texas and Ohio, called for an end to glorification of violence and blamed "gruesome and grisly video games" for that.
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Ohanian, who is the husband of Serena Williams and the co-founder and a managing partner at venture capital firm Initialized Capital, has become a defacto spokesperson in the start-up community for calling out the glorification of working constantly without proper rest.
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On-screen glorification of rape and assault has been a point of contention for years in television and film, but that hasn't stopped filmmakers, writers, or directors—most of them men—from inserting hard-to-watch scenes of sexual violence in their projects.
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But he gained confidence after providing Ty Money the hook for "Cash Don't Bend," a highlight on Ty's 2015 Chicago rap masterclass Cinco De Money, and later co-writing "Party At My Traphouse," the best song on Englewood rapper Bowl King's No Glorification tape.
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Designed by Jan Versweyveld, Mr. van Hove's longtime partner in carefully calibrated excess, this four-hour glorification of an American architectural genius at odds with a culture of mediocrity has been given a sweep, heft and hysteria usually associated with productions of Wagner's "Ring" cycle.
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While there is no doubt that black people disagree with the glorification of Confederate figures as heroes, there is the desire to preserve these monuments as reminders of the US's stained history of state-sanctioned racial violence — a past that has yet to be reconciled.
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When used on message boards like 222chan and 22019chan, image message boards frequented by right-wing trolls, 168:1 gives fodder to would-be extremists who support mass murder, the same macabre glorification of neo-Nazi ideology promoted by the Oklahoma City bombing's perpetrator, Timothy McVeigh.
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When it was announced last month that Miriam Peretz, who lost two sons in combat and who then dedicated herself to Zionist education, was to be awarded the Israel Prize for lifetime achievement, another bereaved mother, Nomi Miller, criticized the choice as a cynical glorification of suffering.
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A recent and telling example was the visual novel Rape Day that Valve ultimately decided to remove from its platform before it went on sale, citing not the glorification of sexual violence against women, but the "unknown costs and risks" the game posed for the company.
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What it's about: "The Big Short" or "Inside Job" might be a better lesson in the financial crisis that effects every twentysomething, but "The Wall of Wall Street" is the best portrait of greed of the late-2000s, and the glorification of it that led to ruin.
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"Everyone I have been talking to is relishing the opportunity to make this kind of visibility and attention more meaningful than simply about the glorification of a single profession," actress Michelle Williams, who is Golden Globe nominated for "All the Money in the World," told Reuters.
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" Trade and internationalism made Venice's economic success and culture possible; one of the greatest of all operatic depictions of power, "Poppea" makes us meditate, as the scholar Ellen Rosand has written, on "its extraordinary glorification of lust and ambition at the expense of reason and morality.
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Four Charged For Facebook Live Torture of Mentally Ill Man [UPDATED]On Thursday, Chicago police are expected to charge four black Chicago residents after a Facebook…Read more ReadThe half-hour video is deeply upsetting and was pulled from Facebook on account of its glorification of criminal acts.
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During his speech, the son of legendary evangelist Billy Graham lamented what he called the sins of the nation: abortion and same-sex marriage (which he called a great sin that has been flaunted and celebrated), and pride, materialism, racism and the Hollywood glorification of sex and violence.
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The gallery's spaces seem made for them, meaning that the show illustrates both Minimal art's utter dependency on but also its glorification of the "white cube," Brian O'Doherty's well-known term for the unblemished exhibition space that became an increasingly essential framing device for so much art after 1960.
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In March 28500, the United States sent a strong, bipartisan message to the Palestinian Authority (PA) through the Taylor Force Act: Stop the promotion, glorification and incentivization of terrorism and violence against Israeli civilians or the U.S. will withhold hundreds of millions of dollars in annual economic aid.
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Beyond questions of historical accuracy and the glorification of war, the expansion has also been criticized for its commercialism — the Afghanistan exhibition is sponsored by Boeing — the secretive process by which the government approved the plan, and concerns that the money could have been better spent to help veterans.
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Roll. fucking. Tide. Say you're getting arrested for something stupid like partying too hard while underaged—weed, whip-its, Xanax, "unbelievable amounts of alcohol"—and you realize that you're going to be on some even more stupid puritanical shame-porn, cop-glorification TV show, what do you say?
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Whatever its scale of operation, the outcome of such initiatives would not overshadow the achievements of a man whose explorations drove epochal changes in the history of the world, but rather suspend a tradition of glorification of colonial oppression that is no longer in synch with the majority of the public opinion.
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Considering President Abbas and the PA's long record of denying Israel's right to exist and glorification of terror, the PA is an obstacle to peace, not a partner, and the U.S. should approach its leadership with the understanding that it institutionally engages in the indoctrination of the Palestinian people to hate Israel.
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"It's time to put an end to this glorification of carnage in pursuit of ratings, because it's killing our kids," said Colion Noir, a gun-rights activist and host of an NRA-TV show, in a video posted online less than one week after a school shooting in Santa Fe, Texas, left 10 people dead.
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The process seemed to be stalled until a month ago, when the Supreme Court rejected all appeals and approved the removal of the remains and their transfer to the family pantheon, El Pardo, on the outskirts of Madrid — sufficiently removed not to be at risk of becoming a place of glorification of Franco or pilgrimage.
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At the heart of the matter is whether the glorification of public monuments to the Confederacy falls on the wrong side of history, marginalizing the experiences of minorities and people of color — while on a deeper level exposing the inner tentacles of ethno-nationalist US history, fraught by renewed attention to public monuments and the cults that surround them.
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The starring role taken by objects in these tableaus speaks not only to the objective of traditional window displays — the glorification of the consumer goods available for purchase inside department stores — but also to animism, an aspect of the preoperational stage of mental development in which children believe that things are alive or have human characteristics.
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"We routinely see high incidents of domestic violence with white supremacists because these individuals are often boiling stews of both personal and group hatreds that combine with a glorification of physical conflict in their subculture," Brian Levin, the director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University San Bernardino, told me.
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Whether that definition comes from the glorification of extreme weight loss on idiotic television shows, or from public health messaging around the risks of obesity, or doctors discussing "normal" weights or body mass indices with their patients, or from personally held desires, the shared goal post is one of losing every last bit of excess weight.
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"When you track the evidence," explains Grant, "it tends to really work because leaders who put other people first, who have a bigger vision or ambition for the organization than just self glorification or fame or fortune, they end up inspiring a different kind of effort, a different level of motivation, a greater sense of belongingness," he says.
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It was the subtext behind Bill Clinton's public dressing down of the Black feminist hip-hop performer Sister Souljah in 1992, just as it was the blatant gambit behind Dan Quayle's Bidenesque bid that same year to explain the LA riots over the Rodney King verdict as a product of the glorification of single-motherhood on the CBS primetime sitcom Murphy Brown.
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I will be going on a hunger strike again [before the June 7 primary]—I will be challenging other politicians to do one day of fast, just to show their constituents that they're willing to make sacrifices for the people, that their intentions for political power are not about having power or self-glorification, but to be a representative, for the good of the people Are Berniecrats a real thing?
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In fact, Kerry's entire address was based on longstanding U.S. policy since 1967: Israeli settlement construction on Palestinian land is a death sentence to the two-state solution, Palestinian glorification of terrorist attacks is a cancer that will kill any openness that Israel has left for a diplomatic process with Ramallah and the status quo will inevitably force the Israelis to decide whether their Jewish character is more important than their democracy (or vice versa).
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On Wednesday night, the model — who married Justin Bieber (again!) during their second wedding ceremony last month — reposted a message to her Instagram Story written by a fellow Hillsong Church member, New York City-based pastor Nathan Finochio, which justifies the choice to celebrate Halloween as a Christian despite criticism from some who see it as a pagan practice and un-Christian due to the popular glorification of things like witchcraft and the devil.
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As such, unlike later movements associated with European culture's "return to order" — Neo-Classicism in France, Neue Sachlichkeit in Germany, and Valori Plastici in Italy, to name a few — Metaphysical Painting did not arise from the industrial-scale devastation of World War I. Rather, for a brief period during and after the conflict, it presented itself as a pre-existing philosophical refuge for Italian artists as they shook off their Futurist sugar high and began to rethink whether the glorification of war was such a good idea after all.
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