The other that glorifies this rape was written by men.
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"The Star-Spangled Banner" in no way glorifies or celebrates slavery.
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He knows he's an asshole and he glorifies himself that way.
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And it perpetuates an entirely false narrative that glorifies Donald Trump.
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He posts congratulations on Victory Day in Russian, glorifies Trump & Russian army.
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It's a holy symbol that glorifies God as the one true king.
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Russian law specifically prohibits, among other things, online content that glorifies Naziism.
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"Twitter's priority should be to fight content that glorifies terrorism," Castaner tweeted.
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Detractors say alt-right ideology glorifies white nationalism, anti-Semitism and misogyny.
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The sense of hope skews glorifies technology as the backbone of America.
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Skins both skewers and glorifies British rave culture throughout its excellent seasons.
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However, some Christians believe that celebrating Halloween "glorifies" the devil and witchcraft.
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Everything else is at best a failure and usually something that glorifies war.
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Its policy focuses on taking down only content that glorifies hate or violence.
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We can say that such behavior glorifies women — or that it falsifies them.
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Like neoconservatives, he glorifies martial values and seeks to build up the military.
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The company has a policy of removing content that glorifies the suffering of others.
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But we are living in an age that glorifies the brain's autonomy, Jasanoff argues.
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It has also acquired a new mind-set that normalizes, even glorifies, mini-massacres.
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Like the funeral sermon, art history typically glorifies rather than criticizes, sanctifies rather than condemns.
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So we're trying to limit their exposure to content that promotes or glorifies marijuana use.
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True, much North Korean art glorifies Mr Kim's regime, but not all is simplistic propaganda.
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After the release of the trailer, people worried that the film glorifies his deadly legacy.
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But don&apost expect to see any of the Nazi propaganda that glorifies a tyrant.
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The game glorifies violence through rewards, and uses its lack of realism as a shield.
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Detractors say the far-right ideology glorifies white nationalism, anti-Semitism and discrimination against minorities.
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Its stunning plan glorifies God and human ingenuity with a crisp clarity later called modern.
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BLM glorifies Shakur as a hero and uses her writings and materials during training sessions.
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CNN: Hip-hop sometimes glorifies substance abuse, whether it's alcohol, drinking lean or popping pills.
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Twitter will also expand their ban on violent threats to include content that glorifies violence.
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Reddit is also banning anything that glorifies or encourages abuse of animals, including bestiality-themed subreddits.
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Tracks from the musical Hamilton, which glorifies the American immigrant story, appear on her Spotify playlists.
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The social media site will remove a video if it celebrates or glorifies violence, she said.
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The professional culture glorifies high-profile male scientists as gods to be protected at all costs.
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But it seems the company could start by enforcing its own rules, which prohibits "content that encourages, glorifies, incites, or calls for violence or physical harm against an individual or a group of people; likewise, do not post content that glorifies or encourages the abuse of animals."
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In the sect's Amaq publication, which typically glorifies ISIS attacks, Tongo Tongo was only mentioned briefly once.
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A 13 Reasons Why star is defending the Netflix series from critics who claim it glorifies suicide.
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" Deadmau5 also, as Skrillex recently put it, "knows he's an asshole and he glorifies himself that way.
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Southeast Asian counterterrorism experts note that Islamic State literature often glorifies the exploits of militants from Mindanao.
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If the sport glorifies confrontations, security workers may crack down even harder, limiting the places to skate.
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George Balanchine's choreography advertises dancers, glorifies dancers, gives dancers both their toughest assignments and their ultimate release.
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Pump replaced the song -- which glorifies popping pills and abusing illegal street drugs -- with a short tribute.
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The song openly glorifies the use of prescription drugs as Lil Pump claims to have a drug habit.
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Some have worried that "Joker" glorifies revenge and could inspire similarly demoralized men to mimic the villain's actions.
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Literally—the show glorifies violence—but they also often look off, witheringly, into the distance, conveying their strength.
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"In its expanded usage, 'savage' glorifies the imagined wildness that the word once sought to quarantine," Morris wrote.
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New rules around: unwanted sexual advances, non-consensual nudity, hate symbols, violent groups, and tweets that glorifies violence.
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The Tatmadaw is proud of its history, which it glorifies with a colossal museum near Naypyidaw, the capital.
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" Scott emphasizes that Gunbook does not glorifies violence, and notes that "target shooting and pest control aren't violent.
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Today's fashion industry generally glorifies women who display their bodies and has less interest in covered Muslim women.
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" She adds ... "For me, it's the gratuitous violence that this film glorifies and elevates with the Joker character.
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Some people have issues with the show and think it "glorifies" suicide, but others say it brings an important conversation to network TV. Critics do not like "A Million Little Things," ABC's answer to "This Is Us," and some people have called it "garbage" because they believe that it "glorifies" suicide.
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The movie glorifies Venezuela's investigative police as they stage a complex and action-packed rescue using improbably futuristic technology.
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He and other ministers like to worship at the Yasukuni shrine that glorifies militarism; Akihito pointedly refuses to visit.
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The Frontier Wars remain unrecognized in any official capacity, which is unusual for a country that routinely glorifies war.
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Brandon was out in NYC Wednesday when we asked about criticism by many parents that the show glorifies teen suicide.
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Facebook prohibits content that glorifies promotes violence, only permitting violent content that is considered to be in the public interest.
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"New rules around: unwanted sexual advances, non-consensual nudity, hate symbols, violent groups, and tweets that glorifies violence," Dorsey said.
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The song "Baby got Back" by Sir Mix-A-Lot glorifies this and fast forward to the implants of today.
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A workplace culture has emerged in recent years that glorifies the hustle and encourages employees to put in long hours.
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Some complained to the theater that the film glorifies slavery, which could contribute to the cultural climate that fueled the rally.
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As Jon Schwarz reported for the Intercept, the national anthem does include an often-forgotten third verse that glorifies killing slaves.
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Buildings are adorned with Korean-language banners hailing the 'Juche ideology,' the official state credo, which glorifies self-reliance and loyalty.
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They consume 10 hours of media a day, media that [often] glorifies violence against women, that's inherently disrespectful and sexually objectifying.
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Buildings are adorned with Korean-language banners hailing the "Juche ideology," the official state credo, which glorifies self-reliance and loyalty.
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Facebook only removes content if it celebrates or glorifies violence, not if it's only graphic or disturbing, according to a spokesperson.
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The company later clarified its policy to me, explaining that it only removes graphic content if it celebrates or glorifies violence.
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In fact, the national anthem itself includes a third verse that glorifies killing slaves, Jon Schwarz pointed out for the Intercept.
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A new workplace culture has emerged in recent years that glorifies the hustle and encourages employees to put in long hours.
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As we make clear... we do not allow content that encourages, promotes, or glorifies dangerous challenges that might lead to injury.
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We live in a culture that glorifies and rewards a level of commitment to work that's often mentally and emotionally depleting.
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"Pretty much any diet that either demonizes or glorifies one particular food is not going to be a good idea," says Zuk.
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Not because it directly incites violence but because it glorifies violence, or fosters "hatred" that could then, in turn, lead to harm.
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"The Larsens believe that everything they do -- personally and professionally—should be done in a manner that glorifies God," the lawsuit says.
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Meanwhile, any content that glorifies violence or the perpetrators of a violent act will also be in violation of Twitter's new policies.
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The gay porn mogul Paul Morris glorifies spit in several of his extreme, no-limits (they contain actual blood and bruises) films.
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Clearly and unfortunately, we have a president who publicly glorifies this action without considering any consequences to the welfare of fellow Americans.
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In South Florida, leaders are discussing whether to change the name of Dixie Highway, which some say glorifies the nation's racist history.
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Since premiering at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival in January, the film has faced controversy — the loudest being that the film glorifies Bundy.
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Like this nostalgic tweet that glorifies the 1950s with writing letters, milkshakes, and drive-ins, ignoring the inequality and injustice of the day.
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But, beyond that, this movie is an awful stereotype that glorifies taking advantage of women and using violence to get what you want.
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At the end of the day, what a city glorifies is a representation of the values that inform its priorities, investments, and actions.
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After all, the website has a strict policy on prohibited items, banning hate items, pornographic content, and anything that promotes, supports, or glorifies violence.
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"To justify this shrinkage of government services, the gospel of market fundamentalism glorifies individualism and individual responsibility as if they were sacraments," Douglas observes.
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Trump glorifies what he can't prove, but wants himself and his supporters to believe — the Russia "witch hunt," the deep state, "Spygate," fake news.
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Graphic ViolencePolicy RationaleWe remove content that glorifies violence or celebrates the suffering or humiliation of others because it may create an environment that discourages participation.
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The study focused on a specific type of Tumblr and Instagram post which blatantly glorifies mental health issues through specific hashtags (you know the type).
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For example, a pop culture that glorifies violence like video games; social networks that expose status inequality; a generation drenched in medications, bullying and nihilism.
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" In a statement to The Verge, a Patreon spokesperson said the company defines pornography as "content that glorifies or celebrates the act for sexual arousal.
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Some viewers claim the show, which has Hannah leave behind 13 tapes after her death,"glorifies" suicide by depicting it as an act of revenge.
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The bloody spectacle that the film depicts may capture a version of the horror of the life of a gladiator, but it also glorifies it.
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Much of the music we hear glorifies the action of intercourse and the female physique but never focuses on the relationship aspect of the subject.
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The retail giant regularly reviews its 75 million online offerings, looking for items that violate its ban on merchandise that glorifies violence, the company said.
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"Your offending glorifies and encourages the mass murder carried out under the pretext of religious and racial hatred," Judge O'Driscoll said, according to the RNZ report.
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Some measures include more proactively banning content on the platform that glorifies or condones violence, instead of simply drawing the line at actual threats of violence.
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The killing set off a racially charged debate about whether rap music glorifies violence, or whether the lyrics represent a dramatized rendering of the artists' worlds.
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In a culture that glorifies confidence, even when it's unfounded, it's easy to see why this gap can make it harder for women to get ahead.
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Why, less than 30 years after crying over Stalin's crimes, do 86 percent of Russian citizens approve of a leader who glorifies the Soviet Union's legacy?
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Several committee members said that their point was to honor women's collaborative efforts instead of propagating a "lone wolf" heroism that glorifies and overvalues individual contributions.
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Nostalgia reigns supreme on Instagram, an app that glorifies perfection and filters life to its greatest hits, so it's not shocking that the #10YearChallenge has taken off.
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One debate focuses on whether social media sites should be more aggressive about taking down content that glorifies terrorism and attempts to recruit people to terrorist causes.
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Karadzic writes poetry, and Stern explores the Serbian tradition of epic poetry and music that glorifies historical victimhood and martyrdom, and formed a backdrop to his youth.
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" Mr. Guttenberg said, "They are profiting off of the murder of my daughter," adding, "They are putting out a game that glorifies what happened to my daughter.
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Council member María José Lecha González said public commemoration of Columbus glorifies colonialism and imperialism, and called the holiday a "mockery" of the genocide of the indigenous population.
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Specifically, the CEO lists unwanted sexual advances, non-consensual nudity, hate symbols, violent groups, and tweets that glorifies violence among the areas they are giving the most attention.
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It covers recruiting materials such as displays of a terrorist organization's strength, instructions for how to carry out acts of violence, and anything that glorifies the violence itself.
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" In a statement to the BBC, Instagram said it "does not allow content that promotes or glorifies self-harm or suicide and will remove content of this kind.
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Here, Dupuy-Spencer glorifies a homey, soft world of women, a sharp contrast to the masculine domain of the nearby and much larger oil painting "Veteran's Day" (993).
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"Your offending glorifies and encourages the mass murder carried out under the pretext of religious and racial hatred," Judge O'Driscoll told Arps during sentencing today, according to RNZ.
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The controversy arose less than a month after CEO Jack Dorsey recommitted once again to eliminating "hate symbols, violent groups, and tweets that glorifies violence" from the platform.
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Asprey glorifies coconut oil and demonizes olive oil, ignoring the wealth of randomized trials (the highest quality of evidence) that have demonstrated olive oil is beneficial for health.
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Despite this focus on bad behavior, "In the Name of the People" largely glorifies the party's anticorruption efforts, portraying government investigators as folk heroes up against nefarious forces.
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As citizens we can start to repair the damage by rejecting the social media frenzy, the 85033-hour news cycle and a culture that glorifies showmanship over substance.
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He also excoriated what a Palestinian society he said glorifies terrorists as "heroes" and "martyrs" and proclaimed that "there is no moral equivalency" between Israel and the Palestinians. 6.
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It's time to pull back the curtain on the disconnected myth that glorifies lawless "independence" and demonizes federal agencies and the public lands they manage for all of us.
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According to Ms. Villalobos, conscious rap music pushes back against popular forms like narcocorridos, a genre of Mexican norteño music, that often glorifies violence and the mistreatment of women.
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The N.F.L. glorifies playing through pain, a doctrine propagated by fans, the news media, coaches and, especially, the players themselves, who have been incentivized by the zero-sum culture.
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The goal is to turn a phrase like "Western civilization" into code for "white culture" and to cement a narrative about history that glorifies patriarchy and undercuts cultural progressivism.
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Osteen's personal wealth, and his advocacy for a theology that glorifies material possessions as a sign of God's favor, have long made him a controversial figure in church circles.
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The flag, along with a carving of Confederate leaders on the side of Stone Mountain, has sparked condemnation from those who say it glorifies a horrific period in American history.
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Richmond's commission said the city should remove a likeness of the Confederacy's president, Jefferson Davis—he wasn't a Virginian and his monument, more than the others, glorifies the Southern revolt.
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"The argument 13 Reasons Why glorifies suicide is actually made infinitely stronger by removing the suicide itself," tweeted Myles McNutt, associate professor of media studies at the University of Wisconsin.
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None of that stopped some conservatives from concluding that Hodgkinson was aiming to injure Republicans specifically, and that he was driven by a liberal culture that glorifies violence against GOPers.
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"The decision sets a dangerous standard that glorifies systematic human rights abuses, legitimizes illegal aggression and occupation, and endangers peace in the Middle East," the group said in a statement.
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The NHL has become a structured, mechanized company that glorifies 1-0, 23-shot wins as a result of shot-blocking nullifying the skill and speed everyone wants to see.
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The spectacular flop of "Asura", which glorifies Tibetan mythology, suggests that trying to engineer a Hollywood-scale blockbuster by adding special effects to a politically correct script is unlikely to work.
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A story that glorifies startup success found through a particular kind of male-inspired determination, with a title that's always been connected to some sort of feminism, is unsettling in 2017.
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"We are very clear in our site terms of service that posting content that incites or glorifies violence will get users and communities banned from Reddit," a company spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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Likewise, Rihanna&aposs impeccable style, a makeup brand that shines on all skin tones, lingerie that glorifies all bodies, and haute-couture collections celebrating immigrant heritage have all been exciting developments.
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Trump made no mention of his neutrality pledge, instead promising to be a stalwart partner for Israel as president and leveling a hefty critique of Palestinian society, which he claimed glorifies terrorism.
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Riefenstahl's most famous film is 1935's Triumph of the Will, a Nazi propaganda movie that remains one of the most infamous examples to date of mass media that glorifies murderous dictators.
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In a genre of film that glorifies strength and fighting skills—particularly in the rare instances that women are allowed to be action stars—Diana's kindness and respect is a deliberate subversion.
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"We are very clear in our site terms of service that posting content that incites or glorifies violence will get users and communities banned from Reddit," a company spokesperson said in a statement.
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A few readers kicked up some dust about the magazine's tacit reinforcement of Italian American stereotypes, and that was joined by the usual moralist bellyaching whenever anyone creates anything that glorifies organized crime.
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Superintendents and school counselors around the country have issued warnings to parents that "13 Reasons Why" glorifies suicide and could lead to an increase in copycat behavior and self-harm among vulnerable students.
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And when they do, it is often presented in a way that justifies state violence vis-à-vis those oppressed minorities on the wrong side of history or glorifies individual over mass suffering.
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The film, which has already received criticism that it glorifies violence and evokes empathy for a killer, is now facing backlash for its use of a song by convicted child sex offender Gary Glitter.
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If you think about it, in that context, Donald Trump makes perfect sense as president of the United States in 2017, because that type of person is what the culture as a whole glorifies.
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"Often, we call trans people who aren't out in their everyday lives 'stealth,' although some trans people argue that this term glorifies passing as cisgender and not taking part in community actions," Erlick says.
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It wouldn't be wrong to say we are a culture that glorifies childbirth—often at the risk of painting an unrealistic picture that doesn't prepare women for this very real outcome of any pregnancy.
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Tellingly, it is Amma who attempts to reclaim the story of Millie Calhoun, which glorifies women as sexual victims, by rewriting it to incorporate the violence she's taken to as a twisted form of empowerment.
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In his announcement, a response to the #WomenBoycottTwitter protest, Dorsey said that Twitter would develop new rules for things like unwanted sexual advances, non-consensual nudity, hate symbols, violent groups, and tweets that glorifies violence.
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The flag and the carving have drawn condemnation from those who say it glorifies a horrific period in American history, prompting efforts to remove the flag in the wake of similar efforts across the Southeast.
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Since leaving the major label system several years ago, Wall has weathered several controversies including accusations that he glorifies sipping lean and a recent arrest alongside Baby Bash that occurred several days after our interview.
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As for why the authorities nickname the robbers, Professor McCrie said it helps to cement an image in the minds of investigators and the public even if it feels faintly like it glorifies the criminals.
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Reddit, the online internet forum, has started to implement a new policy to ban content that glorifies and incites violence, and among the first to go were forums for Nazi, racist and white supremacist groups.
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But the latest effort is part of a government push being steered by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to develop the square in a way that proclaims the city's Islamic faith and glorifies its Ottoman past.
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This is not to say that he glorifies the narco world — far from it — but he writes what a former classmate of mine called "the-people-must-know" novels with the otherworldly beauty of myth.
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Kendler glorifies the collected species as garden inhabitants rather than eyesores or nuisances, as well as imagines a futuristic landscape design in which stubborn weeds and other marginal plants are the only flora we have left.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Five London gang members have been ordered by a court not to make "drill music," a niche form of hip-hop that glorifies violence and has been linked to a surge in knife crime.
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How can one simultaneously mark a solemn day when foreheads are tapped with a symbol of mortality as a call to humility and repentance, while celebrating one that glorifies the kisses and champagne of romantic love?
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" After hearing from both sides, the committee issued a statement that said the artwork "glorifies slavery, genocide, colonization, Manifest Destiny, white supremacy, oppression, etc." and does not represent the San Francisco school's "values of social justice.
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BuzzFeed reports that The Knot Worldwide, which owns the Knot and WeddingWire, is working on new guidelines that would ensure wedding vendors on their websites don't use language that glorifies, celebrates or romanticizes Southern plantation history.
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The first trailer for the upcoming film on American serial killer Ted Bundy has set off a fierce debate, with people worried that the film glorifies his deadly legacy and could hurt those impacted by his crimes.
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A recent article in The Guardian about Lisbon described the city as embracing "Monocle urbanism," a shorthand for all that the magazine glorifies: plentiful local culture, a relaxed pace of life, modernized airports, and co-working spaces.
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People will carp that the movie glorifies an Asian stereotype, piquantly accented pidgin English, but Ms. Chau makes a vivid person of the part, using physical and verbal comedy and emotional understatement to go only for glory.
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Ty Haney built and sold Outdoor Voices as a bright alternative to an athletic wear industry that glorifies perfection, captivating millions of millennial women who rushed to be part of a movement that simply celebrated being active.
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Exploring traumas like rape, battery and agoraphobia, Ms. Leeson suggests that technology both glorifies violence against women and serves as a refuge from it, as in her video diaries from the '80s and '90s on view here.
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The CDC guidelines, published in 1994, state that simplistic explanations for suicide, reports that serve as a "how to" for suicide, and coverage that glorifies the person who died by suicide, among other factors, can promote suicide contagion.
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Dorsey promised new rules covering "unwanted sexual advances, non-consensual nudity, hate symbols, violent groups, and tweets that glorifies violence" and it looks like most of those are covered in an email from Twitter's head of safety policy.
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While I was working on this essay, a friend of mine argued over email that people can, and do, "wrongly" read Nabokov's "Lolita" as a narrative that validates, legitimizes and even glorifies a grown man's attraction to children.
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But while many think that he shouldn't be celebrated because doing so glorifies colonialism, the Italian American community (which disputes this) has largely adapted the holiday as an occasion to show pride for their heritage and their immigrant identity.
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The post appeared to argue that Christians can celebrate Halloween despite criticism from some who consider it a pagan practice and think it is un-Christian due to the way it seemingly glorifies things like witchcraft and the devil.
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It scapegoats migrants, instills fear, glorifies an illusory past (what the Polish sociologist Zygmunt Bauman called "retrotopia"), exalts machismo, mocks do-gooder liberalism and turns the angry drumbeat of social media into its hypnotic minute-by-minute mass rally.
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"It can be scary showing your true unedited self on a platform that glorifies Photoshop and surgery, but there have only been a few times I've had to deal with hateful people," says Redworth, who gained more than 40 lbs.
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A common concern expressed among high school psychologists is that the show's revenge plot—the self-inflicted death of a student posthumously teased out over thirteen stories dedicated to the handful of people who wronged her—glorifies and sensationalizes suicide.
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Jazz Fest glorifies genre as much as individual musicianship; New Orleans is full of performers who proudly steep themselves in vintage styles and a shared repertoire, handed down from parent to child and embraced by musicians who move into the city.
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The Knot Worldwide, which owns the Knot and WeddingWire, is currently working on new guidelines to ensure wedding vendors on their websites don't use language that glorifies, celebrates, or romanticizes Southern plantation history, chief marketing officer Dhanusha Sivajee told BuzzFeed News.
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In the 1993 book "Culture and Imperialism," the Palestinian-American literary critic Edward W. Said argued that Austen's novel "Mansfield Park" glorifies the grand estates of England but is silent about the West Indian slave plantations that supported many of them.
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Golden Goose, an Italian luxury brand that advertises itself as having "a low-key communication strategy and a highly selective placement in venues that share the brand's philosophy," has come under fire for a tattered shoe that critics say glorifies poverty.
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After school shootings in the United States and other mass attacks, we increasingly hear from readers who ask that we not publish the name or photo of the suspect because they worry that doing so glorifies assailants and inspires additional attacks.
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We also take action against content that glorifies acts of violence in a manner that may inspire others to replicate those violent acts and cause real offline danger, or where people were targeted because of their potential membership in a protected category.
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"Since Trump's trans ban, we're seeing this ongoing, increasing coverage that glorifies trans military service and makes it out to be this wonderful opportunity for trans people in this dignified job," says Dean Spade, a trans activist and law professor based in Seattle.
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" Writing in The Times decades later, in 1992, Vincent Canby noted that the film was "appalling for the casual way in which it glorifies Presidential death squads, the possibly permanent dismissal of Congress and the suspension of all Constitutionally guaranteed civil liberties.
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"We express our deep concerns that responsible leaders of Japan's government and parliament are again paying tribute at the Yasukuni Shrine and visiting the shrine that glorifies the history of the war of aggression," South Korea's foreign ministry said in a statement.
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Nowadays, a new and warped narrative has emerged from this national amnesia, one that glorifies Legionnaires as martyrs who perished attempting to liberate their country (some former Iron Guard loyalists helped sustain an armed resistance against the Communist takeover after the war).
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For example: In the 22016 book "Culture and Imperialism," the Palestinian-American literary critic Edward W. Said argued that Austen's novel "Mansfield Park" glorifies the grand estates of England but is silent about the West Indian slave plantations that supported many of them.
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And it's not just the raw number of things that Trump says that are partially or totally wrong, it's how he glorifies what he is doing -- and uses his fact-free approach as a cudgel with which to beat up the media.
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On display throughout the Russian Federation, it glorifies Russian autocrats, including Ivan the Terrible and Stalin, as great leaders, while vilifying as Western agents the Decembrists, a group of young Russian officers who sought to introduce reforms and a constitution in 1825.
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"Netflix recently fired Kevin Spacey ... To turn around and produce a show that glorifies the sex trafficking of minors and dub it 'edgy entertainment' is the height of hypocrisy ..." said Lisa Thompson, vice president of the U.S.-based National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE).
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But a general lack of enthusiasm for this kind of participation — alongside a steady stream of political rhetoric that glorifies individualism — might help explain some of the attitudes people seem to have about political parties and especially about events like state conventions and caucuses.
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He glorifies the pleasures of adultery and promiscuity in "I Get Around," yet empathizes with the plight of black women in "Keep Ya Head Up." Buckman masterfully excels in bringing these concepts to light while simultaneously probing the viewer to seek deeper and more honest responses.
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"It is a sad moment and a great insult, not only to the film industry, but to all Kenyans who stand for morality, that a film that glorifies homosexuality is allowed to be the country's branding tools abroad," KFCB chief executive officer, Dr. Ezekiel Mutua wrote.
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It's hard to be overly excited about, but alongside the Season 3 update it has made a lot of positive changes and hints at how Bungie plans to handle its sandbox making exotics exciting to use, compelling story pieces and vendors who are more than a glorifies slot machine.
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In articles, blog posts and Facebook threads, scholars have debated whether "Hamilton" over-glorifies the man, inflating his opposition to slavery while glossing over less attractive aspects of his politics, which were not necessarily as in tune with contemporary progressive values as audiences leaving the theater might assume.
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Four decades of scrapping for parts has given her a deep well of bad Hollywood experiences to be addressed onscreen, and "Better Things" doubles as a critique of an entertainment industry that glorifies a small minority of stars while largely demoralizing an army of supporting actors and crew members.
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Mr. Netanyahu made it clear that he did not think this was the time to advance Palestinian statehood, citing "the persistent incitement in Palestinian society that glorifies murderers of innocent people and calls for a Palestinian state not to live in peace with Israel, but to replace Israel."
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Some share the deep suspicion of the federal government found in militia groups; some embrace a revisionist history of the civil war that glorifies the Confederacy; some believe in anti-Semitic conspiracies about global Jewish control, including the theory that an internationalist Jewish elite is responsible for encouraging immigration.
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Read more: Here&aposs where all of your favorite characters end up on &apos13 Reasons Why&aposNetflix has edited the graphic &apos13 Reasons Why&apos suicide scene that created controversy 2 years agoWhy people are saying the Netflix hit &apos13 Reasons Why&apos glorifies suicide and is &aposdangerous&apos
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Fred Pierre from Ohio believes we should model peaceful solutions: Our warrior society glorifies guns and assault rifles in nearly every TV show and movie, so we shouldn't be surprised that we place the constitutional right to own these weapons above the right to life, enshrined in our Declaration of Independence.
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There are a lot of questions to be asked about the ethics of portraying people in some of their most vulnerable moments—and questions have been raised about the ethics of the show's release policy—but fundamentally, a show that glorifies cops while omitting any suggestion of fallibility seems misguided at best.
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Ayman Odeh, an Israeli-Arab member of the Knesset, said it was "a strong and legitimate protest against the [President] Trump-Netanyahu regime, against an extreme right that glorifies racism and hate and speaks of peace as lip-service but does anything in its power to further push away peace," according to Haaretz.
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And they explicitly market not to established scenesters who know how to navigate kink, or have access to community and resources to help with new encounters, but to novices—especially those drawn in by Fifty Shades of Grey, a notoriously poor depiction of kinky sex that actually glorifies abuse and outright rape.
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"It's almost like we subconsciously know the lifestyle we're living is really unhealthy and self-harming and we want to get out, but we aren't ready to fully accept that that's what we need to do," Clavin said in a phone interview, noting how easily the music industry facilitates and glorifies drinking and drug use.
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READ: How an 18-year-old gamer went from neo-Nazi to Muslim to alleged killer The movement, which communicates in closed online forums, glorifies far-right terrorists like Timothy McVeigh and Anders Breivik, and seeks to appeal to violence-oriented young men with the ultimate goal of carrying out acts of extreme violence and fomenting race war.
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While Trump names a Cabinet of millionaires and billionaires, battles for tax cuts for the most wealthy, denies egregious conflicts of interest that are obvious to most observers, and glorifies in the extravagance of his alleged wealth, Pope Francis observed Christmas by warning of the dangers of materialism and praying for the well-being of the poor.
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Some suggest America needs a national conversation for racial harmony to move past the Confederate "lost cause" narrative — a revisionist account that glorifies and justifies the role of the South in the Civil War and downplays the role of slavery -- and a truth and reconciliation commission similar to what South Africa used to address its own racist history.
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There are structural problems with juried shows in general, one of them being the entry fee, and the Municipal Gallery charged artists $10 to submit work for Offal (when the gallery posted the call for artists on Facebook, one artist commented, "I never pay to play and I especially do not want to participate in a show that glorifies people consuming animal products").
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"It is a sad moment and a great insult, not only to the film industry, but to all Kenyans who stand for morality, that a film that glorifies homosexuality is allowed to be the country's branding tool abroad," Kenyan Film Classification Board chief executive officer, Dr. Ezekiel Mutua wrote about Rafiki after the ruling was made to allow the screenings.
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"You have this culture of posturing, and this culture that glorifies the most absurd things and ignores things like self-care, and ignores things like therapy, and ignores things like actually taking care of yourself as a physical thing for the sake of work at all costs," Ohanian said at The Wall Street Journal's Future of Everything Festival in May 2019.
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By confronting it so publicly, Whelan has confronted the limited strictures that govern the very perception of contemporary ballet: that it is necessarily ageist in its demands of the human body, that it excuses and glorifies a culture of dancing through pain, and that it relies on women's bodies to be the tools of its expression, forcing its rigid ideas of beauty even at the expense of safety and comfort.
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"I am of course very troubled that the trailer may be giving some people the false impression that our movie in any way romanticizes the actions of this horrendous serial killer, so I want to assure those concerned that our film in no way glorifies Bundy or his atrocious acts, nor was the trailer intended to give that impression," Berlinger told BuzzFeed News in a statement on Wednesday.
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I have spoken to too many younger evangelicals who have come of age in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis and are showing signs of disillusionment with traditional white evangelical politics — because the Christian right has fallen well short of St. Paul's command to "share with the Lord's people who are in need" and because it glorifies a profit-obsessed rat race that sucks even the winners dry.
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In the last century, two interpretations held particular force: one that glorifies the Roman general as the heroic strongman his country needs (a view so popular in Hitler's Third Reich that the American occupation banned the play in Germany after World War II), and another that sees the Roman mob as a necessary corrective to the greedy excesses of the ruling elite (a view common in Soviet-era adaptations).
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