They say I glorify obesity when I actually glorify self-love.
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There are rappers that glorify murder, violence, drugs [and] robbing.
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You don't want to glorify or sensationalize what she did.
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Also, I didn't want my achievements to glorify his name.
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We are here to glorify Elliott and the Cowboys line.
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"Quite honestly in America we glorify stress," Dr. Maslach said.
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Some normalize unrealistic scenarios, and others even glorify toxic behavior.
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Also I made a big deal, why you glorify them?
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We glorify past decades — but is the nostalgia really worth embracing?
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It's a provocative theory, but Junger doesn't glorify war and catastrophe.
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They want to glorify themselves in some way on our behalf.
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"Quite honestly in America we glorify stress," one professor told us.
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We glorify love as effervescent, then are disappointed when it evaporates.
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We wanted to be very careful not to glorify the period.
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Some even go further to glorify the mass shooter as a martyr.
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The role of North Korean state media is to glorify Mr Kim.
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Placing the sculpture near his gravesite is not meant to glorify him.
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It describes a profound reality, but it certainly does not glorify it.
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This covers content that may encourage or glorify self-harm or suicide.
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But first, let's be clear: "Elle" does not glorify or justify rape.
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The social media world can't help but glorify this beautiful glass of vino.
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PRINCESS CAROLYN: Glorify your source, but don't make it feel forced, of course.
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It takes a special talent to glorify that which lines Roger Goodell's pockets.
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What's surprising is that he doesn't glorify it the way the Futurists did.
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We glorify the hustle and pretend it's fun to work 18-hour days.
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While Succession does not glorify wealth, it also makes no apologies for it.
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Opponents of Confederate monuments say they glorify the South's legacy of slavery and racism.
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When this applies Tweets that violate this policy contain violent threats or glorify violence.
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She does not glorify the upper crust, but she doesn't send it up, either.
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But I'm not about to glorify a nomadic lifestyle as a (fairly) young person.
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These pop-culture depictions glorify the gangster lifestyle and its man-of-honor ethos.
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She does not want to support theaters that slander Israel or glorify its enemies.
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The Equal Pay Warrior: Erica Joy Baker The tech industry loves to glorify rabble-rousers.
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While we glorify football players for their accomplishments on the field, they are not heroes.
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That the generals' tough-guy cachet would glorify his imagined own was an additional delight.
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The arguments: Those in favor of removal argue the monuments glorify white supremacy and slavery.
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I do not mean to glorify China or to hold it up as a model.
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Real patriotism should mean $92 million to honor military service & benefit veterans, not glorify politicians.
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The pieces the museum displays do not glamorize or glorify drug use in any way.
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Everything Is Copy doesn't overly glorify Ephron; it presents her flaws and her gifts equally.
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All the movies that glorify Vietnam, bloody regional wars and now, the war on terrorism.
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"They seem to glorify slavery," she said tartly as she looked around the hotel lounge.
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Instead, the exhibition seems to glorify commodities freely — especially those of the high-end variety.
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Others were more subjective: Don't "glorify" the act; don't engage in "excessive" reporting of the suicide.
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The films, according to the demand, glorify or promote drug use, which is illegal in Singapore.
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Who wants to make some noise that doesn't ultimately glorify the power it intends to critique?
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Q: Your film seems to glorify the Indian army and the government which ordered the strike.
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The book is a satire of this culture of excess, but Hollywood loves to glorify wealth.
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And let's not glorify his death as inevitable just because he explored it with his art.
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Messages on online forums that glorify him as St. Tarrant — patron saint of the far right.
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Everyone, right and left, must condemn and literally unmask this behavior -- not glorify it for political ends.
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We can unify rather than divide, heal rather than hurt, and glorify God rather than elevate ourselves.
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"I wish Silicon Valley didn't glorify those massive fundraising rounds as much as they do," Ali said.
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In my paintings, I'm not trying to glorify it, but make something that's seen as ugly, beautiful.
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Such a game uses intense and interactive violence to decry warfare, rather than celebrate and glorify it.
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We remove graphic images when they are shared for sadistic pleasure or to celebrate or glorify violence.
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Most schools do not staff, manage, transport, insure, or glorify sports teams, because, well, why would they?
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So far no one has tried to glorify the arrested person responsible for the recent pipe bombs.
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Like the naming of Palestinian schools, parks and public squares for terrorists, the PA payments glorify terrorism.
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Trump, however, has a long history of using election results — even when Republicans lose — to glorify himself.
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The motivations are one and the same — to glorify God by loving others according to His principles.
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The ICCS contends the video was intended to shed light on a troubled region, not glorify extremists.
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Colonel Rainsford said the Airborne Corps' Facebook post was not intended to glorify German forces or Peiper.
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Actually, there is an explanation for that last stunt, and it's not to glorify the abuse of pharmaceuticals.
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That's directly contradicted by that extended finale which appears to glorify pop in all its beauty and power.
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It said it would also remove tweets that it determined celebrate violence or glorify people who commit violence.
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As Motherboard has previously reported, there are many hate groups and people who glorify school shooters on Steam.
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Without a past to glorify and uplift you, how do you propel yourself into an unknown, tenuous future?
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They have even used famous jihadist images of Osama bin Laden in their propaganda and glorify ISIS videos.
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It also will remove videos that glorify Nazi ideology or promote groups that claim superiority to justify discrimination.
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The slogan "glorify Kaohsiung, safeguard Taiwan" in an anti-Han rally heavily resembles protest slogans in Hong Kong.
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That the documentary doesn't glorify candidates, but rather just captures them, may actually allow it to transcend political boundaries.
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Cast members have begun to distance themselves from reality franchises because of the way networks glorify their bad behavior.
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As the cast wrapped filming in March last year, Efron told IndieWire that the film did not glorify Bundy.
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Some have charged that Picabia's intent was merely to titillate, or to glorify perfect Aryan bodies for the Germans.
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As we glorify or villify venture capitalists, we often forget that they are usually playing with other people's money.
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She has kept a low profile since, only emerging from time to time to glorify the Chinese Communist Party.
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"The more these museums continue to show oil paintings, the more they glorify a toxic commodity," said a spokesperson.
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Statuary is not forever, and a monument that appears to glorify racial hierarchies should be retired from public view.
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Whatever your opinion of wins above replacement, it is, if nothing else, a handy way to glorify Mike Trout.
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Mr. Raz insists that he is not trying to glorify money, even if his show occasionally does just that.
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The newspapers were read as a narrative meant to glorify the state and not as a reflection of reality.
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Less is known about the earliest Maya rulers, because they didn't glorify their kings with monuments until much later.
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As I've detailed, Trump has a long history of using election results — even when Republicans lose — to glorify himself.
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These are neither paintings of the overbearing cruelties of war, nor do they glorify any particular aspect of it.
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Efron Claims The Movie Doesn't Glorify Bundy "He wasn't a person to be glorified," Efron told Entertainment Tonight in March.
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Rights groups say that the series only serves to normalize or even glorify the brutality of the war on drugs.
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"We are doing everything we can to deny terrorists the opportunity to glorify their crimes," he said in a statement.
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Twitter says it will now ban tweets that "glorify violence," instead of only banning tweets that make or promote threats.
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As Egypt slides further into a repressive dictatorship, for example, producers churn out police procedurals that glorify the security services.
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Many of the advertisements glorify chasing the "ideal" running body — tall, lean, and muscular — through unhealthy diet and exercise habits.
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Many of the advertisements glorify chasing the "ideal" running body — tall, lean and muscular — through unhealthy diet and exercise habits.
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You must not succumb to the comic-book temptation to glorify gore or indulge in the macabre bloodsloshing of murder.
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Today's messages glorify personal profit, even if bosses and investors — not workers — are the ones capturing most of the gains.
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Assessing his output alone, he has plenty of vitality left, but why glorify him without accounting for his messiness too?
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I'm not trying to seem like a hater but it's just facts, 'cause those be the people that glorify this lifestyle.
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Confederate statues have usually been erected to glorify — not simply to remember — the Confederate cause, which is inextricably linked to slavery.
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The local South China Morning Post newspaper then selects the most striking costumes to glorify in its next day write-up.
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It's not light stuff, but it certainly doesn't glorify the violence, and there's a sadness that constantly creeps into the work.
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After all, similar shoes sold in 2018 were deemed problematic by many consumers, who felt that distressed styles can glorify poverty.
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According to court documents, the FBI often finds ISIS suspects via Facebook and Twitter, examining accounts that glorify the terror group.
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In the 1950s, the impulse to glorify the war and return to traditional values obscured the full extent of women's contributions.
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"We shouldn't glorify ourselves," Jonathan Y. Okamura, a professor of ethnic studies at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, told me.
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"We cannot continue to glorify a war against the United States of America fought in the defense of slavery," Cooper wrote.
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It has seen major issues around mass shootings and the way [some users] glorify shooters that [Tumblr has] had to address.
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Far-right organizers were told that they could not glorify Hess or the Nazi regime, or carry weapons, drums or torches.
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By 1976, Mr. Azzawi sensed that Iraq was becoming a totalitarian state, with art serving only to glorify the Baath Party.
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The preparations have transformed the city, turning it into a stage to glorify the country, the party and Mr. Xi himself.
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So when I go out there to perform, I hope to uplift mankind, glorify God and just have a big time myself.
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Think of how much vile garbage is on YouTube and how the most popular games in the world glorify guns and death.
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Twitter's policies have not specifically addressed hate symbols and imagery, violent groups and tweets that glorify violence, but that will soon change.
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The show doesn't glorify the original G.L.O.W.'s problems, but there is a sense that we're supposed to feel sympathy toward Ruth.
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Most interestingly, Facebook isn't distinguishing between some publishers that glorify this content and those that share it to drive awareness or condemnation.
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A team of Facebook moderators decides what violent content can remain but will take it down if it appears to glorify violence.
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Rap songs have multiple writers and do not glorify instrumental soloists; hip-hop stars do not pretend to be uninterested in commerce.
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"We do not want to glorify him and what he has done," said Freeman Martin with the Texas Department of Public Safety.
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The longest is "Mount Olympus: to glorify the cult of tragedy," which runs for a full 24 hours starting on Nov. 10.
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Burton also tells him, not at entirely inaccurately, that throughout his life, Matt has been working to glorify himself, not the Lord.
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"The purpose of the presidency is not to glorify the president, it is to unify the people," he said Tuesday in Washington.
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I don't think in Dr. King's moral universe there would be support for those who incite and glorify violence against Jewish children.
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On Sunday night, contrary to the dire predictions of her critics, Kelly did not glorify Jones or his business of spreading harmful deceptions.
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There is that great proverb — that until the lions have their own historians, the history of the hunt will always glorify the hunter.
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It highlights the Valley's propensity to glorify lone, inexperienced entrepreneurs who promise to reshape an industry—and enrich those who spot them early.
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Facebook likely determined that the video attempted to call attention to violence — not glorify it — and as such it remained on the site.
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But for all the hype — and the original TV show's claim to fame — Baywatch doesn't glorify any body types as better than others.
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Are black leaders failing us because they don't scold rappers who use ugly, misogynistic language and glorify the worst parts of their upbringings?
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Facebook moderators take videos down if they glorify violence, but allows them to remain if they appear to be trying to raise awareness.
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Their nostalgia influences foreign commentators, who tend to showcase events, such as literary festivals, that glorify the earlier progressive history of the country.
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Precisely because of the constancy of Jewish vulnerability, we glorify Esther's initiative, courage, and wisdom to inculcate these same virtues in our posterity.
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Lower-level officials know their first duty is to please and glorify the leader, so are more prone to overpromising or covering up.
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"We are doing everything we can to deny terrorists the opportunity to glorify their crimes," said Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, per Reuters.
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That may sound strange for someone who professes to love a film that would seem to glorify mob life, but it doesn't really.
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The choice is yours: Glorify and emulate a murderer or adopt effective policies and practices that not just save lives but restore hope.
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Personifying their illness seems to not only bring these young women together but to also validate and glorify the condition in the process.
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" Amazon's policy on offensive products prohibits "products that promote or glorify hatred, violence, racial, sexual, or religious intolerance or promote organizations with such views.
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Nationalist websites glorify Russian military might and denigrate Albanians and the West; one recently lauded Vladimir Putin for "punching" Croatia by blocking certain imports.
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Uzbek had been specifically targeted by ISIS and multiple videos to glorify would be Uzbeks who would become martyrs in the service of ISIS.
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Owning objects or making statements that glorify Nazism is illegal in Austria, where Hitler was born and which was annexed into his Third Reich.
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It can make it harder to use its platforms to harass others, or to spread disinformation, or to glorify acts of violence and destruction.
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But such support comes with a price, as hosts demand purity from elected officials and glorify rhetorical bomb throwers, such as Cruz and Trump.
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One of the most stunning finds was an elaborate jade burial suit, which was designed to protect and glorify a king in the afterlife.
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Not when Palestinian leaders tolerate or even glorify terrorist attacks against innocent Israeli civilians by Palestinians armed with knives, meat cleaver, guns and cars.
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" We glorify failure, but we don't have the patience to honor the pain that turns into the shame of feeling "I'm not good enough.
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Confederate monuments, after all, glorify men who fought to break apart the United States and create a nation dedicated to the maintenance of slavery.
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They had hoped to publish this statement on their website: "Telescope Media Group exists to glorify God through top-quality media production," it read.
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They noted the words they did not know — embedded, mediocrity, glorify, intractable — and gathered in small groups to hash over their use and meaning.
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"We don't have to glorify every single event that happened, but if they're already here, people need to remember what happened in our history."
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It's an old-fashioned ballet, intended to glorify a ballerina, as it did Devon Teuscher, who made a regal debut in the lead role.
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The doctrines of socialist realism, as strong in North Vietnam as it was in Communist Europe, demanded that all art glorify the party's policies.
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However, the "Darkness" music video -- especially the ending -- makes it clear, he's not trying to glorify mass shootings ... but instead questioning what's behind them.
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Lawmakers first raised concerns in the 1990s that violent — and increasingly realistic — video games not only glorify gore but desensitize players to its consequences.
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" Amazon's policy on offensive products prohibits "products that promote or glorify hatred, violence, racial, sexual, or religious intolerance or promote organizations with such views.
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The challenge here is to make the movie more than just a grisly reenactment of those events or to glorify the lone-wolf perpetrator.
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Thus, from its inception, the Confederacy and its symbols have and continue to signify a desired racial social order by those who glorify them.
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This was the latest incident in a campaign against Civil War symbols by opponents who say they glorify the South's legacy of slavery and racism.
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His association has been reporting multiple death threats to news gatherers, especially from Croat factions who glorify the pro-Nazi Ustasha regime of the 1940s.
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For every Oliver Stone movie examining capitalism and war there are countless films that either glorify violence or exist to get us to buy something.
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A correlation between taking risks and also liking to watch movies that glorify risk-taking doesn't tell us that the movies are provoking risk-taking.
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They'll glorify those who cause violence and property damage to protest "hate speech," rather than the people who drove hundreds of miles to help strangers.
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"I didn't want to glorify the VR medium or use it as a gimmick per se, but more so question the medium," says van Leer.
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His latest epic, "Mount Olympus: To Glorify the Cult of Tragedy," is a 24-hour performance, an "attack on time," as he has called it.
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It has often been said that war movies inevitably glorify combat, and it's also true that movies about grave illness tend to sentimentalize its ravages.
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Ms. Markle's family has taken a pummeling in the British news media, and some critics wonder if royal weddings glorify a monarchy with unsavory elements.
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Led by the Ukrainian Institute of National Memory, the rewriting of the country's World War II history is being done to glorify the O.U.N.-U.
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Broadcaster KBS reported that the owner of the pub wanted to "change the atmosphere" after business slumped and had not intend to glorify North Korea.
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"It is reprehensible that some choose to glorify such acts, which undermine the possibility of a peaceful future for both Palestinians and Israelis," he said.
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It was already looking back when it started in 1970, assembling a Louisiana Heritage Fair of music and food traditions to glorify connection and continuity.
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Some monuments may look like they glorify the Confederacy, but are actually dedicated to the Union or celebrate reunification, or may even be completely unrelated.
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We take our responsibility to keep people safe on Facebook very seriously and will remove videos that depict sexual assault and are shared to glorify violence.
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Time will tell if the screenplay will glorify Trump's exploits and normalize his problematic past, much the way Wolf of Wall Street did with Jordan Belfort.
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"There was also a laptop that showed pictures and film sequences that glorify violence and are unequivocally linked to Islamic State," he told a news conference.
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In her YA book Emergency Contact, Mary H.K. Choi doesn't just acknowledge this aspect of modern communication, and move on to glorify "in real life" bonding.
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But Trial & Error, which returned on Thursday, doesn't glorify ridiculous, country-friend misogyny — it deconstructs it, along with more of society's ills, through ridiculously good jokes.
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"We glorify romance to some extent, but we also have this idea that you've got to be true to yourself and be fiercely independent," she says.
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"The new corridos will start coming out pretty soon," Mr. Cabrera said, referring to the songs often used to glorify the exploits of local drug traffickers.
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On set, they came up with this idea, this vernacular — this is embarrassing, I can't really do this without sounding like I'm trying to glorify myself.
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Choe being chosen to paint this wall is just one more example of there being no consequences whatsoever for men who glorify predatory behavior toward women.
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Twitter says it will now take harsher actions on non-consensual nudity, unwanted sexual advances, hate symbols and imagery, violent groups and tweets that glorify violence.
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North Korea is scheduled to hold its first full-fledged ruling Workers' Party congress since 1980 next month to help cement and glorify Mr. Kim's leadership.
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The statement said that "according to this same logic," it would be possible to "glorify during a broadcast the literary marvels of 'Mein Kampf,'" Hitler's autobiography.
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A lot of people take it for granted and just want to glorify the negativity of it, not knowing the actual personalities that's in a community.
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Theresa Kinsella, 42, a dietitian, said in a phone interview that these videos "glorify overeating," promote disordered eating and ignore the possible risks associated with overconsumption.
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They take their seats on makeshift wooden benches and through song and lots of cheering, glorify the gladiators of moraingy, Madagascar's brutal bare-knuckle fighting tradition.
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Most times in the past, many of us have felt that Connors's purpose in parading these antics was to show up his opponent and glorify himself.
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" Another enlarged quote, from "The Young Lady's Guide to the Harmonious Developement of Christian Character," from 1842, asks, "How can I glorify God in my apparel?
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And his tweet taking credit for Bishop's victory wasn't even the first time this week that he fabricated polling data in an attempt to glorify himself.
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None of us glorify or fetishize serial killers, or see ourselves as far removed from those who inflict violence or those who are subject to it.
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It is deplorable and unacceptable that Hamas and others choose to glorify such acts which undermine the possibility of a peaceful future for both Palestinians and Israelis.
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Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt are a couple of money grubbing actors who signed up to glorify Sharon Tate's vicious murder ... so claims her sister, Debra Tate.
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" Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab, on Twitter: "Following the death of Daesh's leader, we must not allow Daesh to glorify someone who actioned such inhumane & abhorrent criminal acts.
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I wanted to know what a SWAT raid looks like when you're not shooting it like COPS or Dallas SWAT, which is only to glorify the police.
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And revolution must be one reason we glorify war, because it's a means of escaping oppression, whether from an actual serpent empire or its real-life equivalent.
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Video games and movies that glorify gunfights are oblivious to real-life situations in which fear, panic and the risk of death discombobulate even emotionally strong individuals.
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As someone who works to prevent suicide, she worried that a show that seemed to glorify a young woman's death by suicide would have immense negative consequences.
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Thompson's songs glorify the Bosnian Croat wartime para-state Herzeg-Bosna and call for the killing of "Chetniks", an offensive name used for Serbs during the war.
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Lens In Hannah Starkey's photographs, women often appear alone doing ordinary activities, but these moments — which neither glorify nor objectify them — are bestowed an unmistakable emotional gravity.
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"There is an African saying which I relate to, which goes, 'Until the lions find their storytellers, stories about hunting will always glorify the hunter,'" he said.
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The museum, housed in a three-story building he built himself on his private estate in Podolsk, south of Moscow, makes no attempt to glorify Nazi collaborators.
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"Little Library on the Prairie" In a poor Midwestern community, where families struggle to get by, the Obama family builds a presidential library to glorify you know who.
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"We do not allow people to celebrate or glorify crimes on Facebook and have removed the original video for this reason," a Facebook spokesperson wrote in a statement.
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" Google said Tuesday since the shooting in New Zealand "we've removed tens of thousands of videos and terminated hundreds of accounts created to promote or glorify the shooter.
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Steam looms large in the gaming community, and its hands-off approach to moderation has allowed hate groups and communities that glorify real-life violence to proliferate openly.
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" Google said Tuesday since the shooting in New Zealand "weve removed tens of thousands of videos and terminated hundreds of accounts created to promote or glorify the shooter.
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Facebook says it uses both technology and people to determine whether users take advantage of that openness with posts that glorify violence, or otherwise violate their community standards.
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Mr. Bratton cast blame on rap artists who, he said, glorify violence in their music and fail to cut off troublesome company when they acquire wealth and fame.
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"I also think it's curious that this resolution -- which ostensibly is about honoring the 'daughter' -- really seems to be an excuse to glorify the Confederate cause," Silber said.
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Bookshelf Summer unofficially ends on a Monday that is meant to glorify organized labor, but in New York, the day's festivities focus more on celebrating West Indian heritage.
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There was no source of news from the outside world and limited entertainment besides chants that glorify the caliphate and films that climax with the beheadings of 'kafirs'.
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Critics of today's movement try to glorify the civil rights movement to levy a critique of the black-led millennial racial justice movement — including civil rights activist Rev.
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Instead we have Trump, the "Access Hollywood" president, whose message is that real men fetishize weapons, glorify brutality, degrade their adversaries and grope the objects of their affection.
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Anti-Japanese sentiment also features prominently, part of Mr. Xi's efforts to glorify the early days of the party and its role in defending China from foreign invaders.
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He lied about a number of things and went to extreme lengths to glorify himself, at one point taking credit for a purported religious revival in evangelical churches.
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"As we warned, the Arab parties that oppose Israel as a Jewish and democratic state and glorify terrorists recommended Gantz for Prime Minister," Likud said in a statement.
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He's got balls because he did that in the middle of a white supremacist meeting, but for people to glorify him—there are much better examples out there.
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The posts seemed to praise femicide, incite fat-shaming and the killing of sex workers, and glorify women killers such as Jack the Ripper, Henry VIII and Sweeney Todd.
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Officials in South Korea also suspected that Mr. Kim was using his latest nuclear test to glorify his rule and may further raise tensions to consolidate loyalty at home.
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It was critical of self-righteous bureaucrats who would glorify themselves rather than Christ, and deplored those "dour judges bent on rooting out every threat and deviation" from doctrine.
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So Hefner's legacy might be best summed up as that of a man who seized financial and personal opportunities to glorify women in complicated, if not sometimes perverse, ways.
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Many believe that these monuments glorify white supremacy, and in some places people have proposed replacing them with statues of Black women who have made a difference in history.
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The move comes amid intense criticism of the Facebook-owned service, which has been accused of not doing enough to remove posts that glorify self-harm and suicide. ind.
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It's a clear enough empathy test for those who expect military stories to glorify war—but who among Black Mirror's target audience is so unaware of the military's problems?
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Facebook does not allow hate speech or praise of terrorist acts or hate crimes, and we are actively removing any posts that glorify the horrendous act committed in Charlottesville.
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For the first time since World War II, Germany's parliament will have a large right-wing bloc with members who express revisionist views and even glorify the Nazi past.
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"We're talking about video games that glorify violence and teach children to enjoy inflicting the most gruesome forms of cruelty imaginable," he said at a news conference that December.
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The show doesn't glorify anything or anybody: certainly not the collection of misfits, from John Wilkes Booth to Lee Harvey Oswald and beyond, who sing about shooting a president.
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Plus, the entire glossy production seemed designed to funnel funds to, and essentially glorify, the three young white men whose films about Kony comprised much of Invisible Children's efforts.
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Most worryingly, the fleeting fuss made about movies that glorify violent criminals from our past is too often not borne out in the present when attractive men do awful things.
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Grewal told the judge that Facebook had people working around-the-clock trying to pro-actively monitor and remove posts on its website that glorify or incite violence through terrorism.
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First Man doesn't glorify the era it's depicting, or the people — especially not the man at its center, all roiling emotions locked up tight so that he'll never be vulnerable.
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This is because the purpose of Confederate monuments, as Princeton historian Kevin Kruse argues on Twitter, is not to serve as pure historical markers — but to glorify the Confederate cause.
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"I believe the scars we have are reminders to the world of what we have been through...we should not be urged to cover them up, but instead glorify them."
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A Mexican actress's tweet kick-started talks with 'El Chapo' How sad that an actress of her stature and talent would glorify the ugly, deadly drug business with this escapade.
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But General Sharif's popularity, enhanced by the army's slick media unit, also unnerved members of the ruling PML-N party who were suspicious of efforts to glorify the army chief.
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"It is deplorable that Hamas and others continue to glorify such attacks, which undermine the possibility of a peaceful future for both Palestinians and Israelis," Mladenov said in a statement.
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But some people in Pyongyang still remember his role in the tall apartment buildings, water parks and other showpiece projects he once zealously promoted to glorify his nephew's nascent leadership.
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If you go to a lot of other tasting rooms, they definitely glorify the winemaker by having a picture of him on a wall, but what about the farm workers?
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The goal of Lee Circle and other memorials strewn across the South was to glorify the rebel leaders and to establish a counter-narrative in which they were true patriots.
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As Kurt and Elisabeth's tour guide makes clear, in 1930s Germany, art was meant to glorify and purify German heritage and feeling, rather than serve as a venue for expression.
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They glorify acts of extreme austerity: Some Jain monks are forbidden to touch money or use electricity, and are taught to pull out their hair as an act of penance.
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Most worryingly, the fleeting fuss made about movies which glorify violent criminals from our past is too-often not borne out in the present when attractive men do awful things.
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It also banned videos that espouse or glorify Nazi ideology, and those that promote conspiracy theories about mass shootings or other so-called "well-documented violent events," like the Holocaust.
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Yes, we know when cats get fat they run the risk of all sorts of health problems and we're not trying to glorify that, but large cats need love too!
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" Germany's embassy in Brazil condemned the speech in a post on Twitter, saying that it opposed "any attempt to banalize or glorify" an era that "brought infinite suffering for humanity.
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"We are doing everything we can to deny terrorists the opportunity to glorify their crimes," Prime Minister Scott Morrison said at the recent Group of 7 summit meeting in France.
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When Palestinian leaders cease to glorify terrorists and reward violence, security prisoners will become a thing of the past, and a viable peace will become the hope for the future.
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In the coming days, we should attempt to find meaning in the lives of the victims of the Christchurch attack, and not glorify the attention-grabbing tactics of the gunman.
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It's not the only picture, and it's presented in a sort of "web of evidence" clearly meant to indict someone, so the context is not to glorify the KKK here.
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The regulator said in its judgment that, while the broadcast was newsworthy, the clips contained disturbing violent content which could cause distress, or glorify the alleged attacker and promote his messages.
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In recent months, Twitter has rolled out a public timeline for the implementation of new rules around unwanted sexual advances, nonconsensual nudity, hate symbols, violent groups, and tweets that glorify violence.
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While other people helped make the show possible, Kjellberg is the main draw of Scare PewDiePie, and there's no way around the fact that a Kjellberg show would glorify the YouTuber.
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"We sometimes valorize and glorify street-level protests and activism ... I would much rather have people working hard to build communities, rather than working hard to block Donald Trump," he added.
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It's the first time somebody who's actually a founder of this band who was around and has a perspective of ir really puts it in its place and doesn't glorify anything.
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Neoconservative chickenhawking was a taut, narrative-driven, overconfident belligerence aimed at creating a U.S.-led world order; Trumpian chickenshittery is incoherent, cowardly belligerence, calculated, if at all, to glorify the Don.
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Subtitled "To Glorify the Cult of Tragedy," Mount Olympus stitches together more than a dozen classical Greek plays including: Medea, Elektra, Antigone, Phaedra, and Oedipus, and clocks in at 24 hours.
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The decision comes as other artists have landed in legal trouble for works seen as insulting Spain's political and royal establishment, or deemed to glorify terrorism and other acts of violence.
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MADRID — A Spanish judge has dismissed a case against two puppeteers almost a year after they were detained for staging a show that was deemed to glorify terrorism and promote hatred.
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Fat Joe thinks Eric Benet is TRIPPINNNN' by saying "rich and famous" rappers that glorify the darker sides of hip-hop are proxies to white supremacy ... 'cause they're just tunes, bro.
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"Since Friday's horrific tragedy, we've removed tens of thousands of videos and terminated hundreds of accounts created to promote or glorify the shooter," a YouTube spokesperson told Motherboard in a statement.
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The Economist once asked a rightist, whose publications glorify the emperor system and whitewash Japan's wartime aggression, how he felt about having a liberal emperor who disagreed with nearly all his views.
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The collapse of a totalitarian dictatorship that had overthrown an absolute monarchy forced Russians to confront a painful task of choosing what to glorify, what to condemn, and what to gloss over.
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An estimated 100,000 performers participated in Sunday night's Games, a highly-choreographed propaganda spectacle in which participants act as human pixels, flipping colorful cards to reveal socialist messages that glorify North Korea.
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The new categories include videos that glorify terrorism, show illegal drug use, feature violent, graphic or dangerous content or seek to peddle misinformation that's designed to deceive the public in an election.
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The streaming service, owned by Alphabet Inc's Google, also said it would remove videos that glorify Nazi ideology or that promote groups that claim superiority to others to justify several forms of discrimination.
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Faced with mild backlash after the film's premiere at Sundance and the subsequent trailer release, Efron has been adamant that the point of the film is not to glorify or romanticize the killer.
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I'm not one to glorify cheaters (cough — Pitt), but I'll be damned if someone ever tries to tell me that they were not one of the most amazing couples of the last decade.
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Opponents say the monuments inappropriately glorify the rebellion's history of slavery and promote the "Lost Cause" ideology, which holds that states' rights was the Confederacy's core driver, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
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"A lot of people glorify the gang banging and violence but forget that in the beginning, the Crip's main and sole purpose was to be the reflection of the Black Panthers," he added.
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True peace will come when the Palestinians recognize the legitimacy of the Jewish state, cease to raise their youth to hate Jews and glorify martyrdom, and finally sit down with us to negotiate.
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Jeong Joon-hee, a South Korean government spokesman, said he suspected that the North Korean military pressed ahead with the doomed tests to help glorify Mr. Kim's image ahead of the party congress.
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Clearly, he intended to write a Latin epic to rival the Greek classics, the "Iliad" and "Odyssey"; he also wanted to glorify the Roman Empire and legitimize the new regime of Augustus Caesar.
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The mission statement — to glorify God — is still hanging by the front door, but posters hanging from the walls of The Hatch quote the Zen monk Shunryu Suzuki and the psychoanalyst Carl Jung.
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It has little use for the pluralist tradition as represented by the founders and instead has come to celebrate and even glorify non-compromise through the politics of Donald Trump and Mitch McConnell.
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Spain In November of this year, Freemuse reported about the case Pablo Hasél ,real name Pablo Rivadulla, a rapper and a pro-communist who performs "forbidden songs" which Spanish authorities believe glorify terrorism.
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There are so many elements to this particular terrorist attack that should cause us to rethink the impact of hateful rhetoric, games and movies that glorify violence, and ideologies that dehumanize the other.
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Among North Korea's pre-eminent architects, Mr Choe helped build the props to make Pyongyang less a city for people to live in than a gigantic stage upon which to glorify the Kim dynasty.
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It urges us to glorify a lot of crap (viral wedding videos, the Kardashians), but it also allows us to recognize talent that we might otherwise have dismissed as unworthy of a magazine cover.
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Though the movie is technically about Bundy, it won't be from his point of view — which is a good thing, for those worried that it might glorify a man who murdered over 36 people.
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In addition to trying to convince people that their actions were "a misunderstanding," they also glorify themselves, which is what Tambor is doing when he presents himself as an ally to the transgender community.
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Because the lesson we are still struggling to learn is that such relationships automatically shut out the victims, when their stories matter equally, if not more, than the murderers we are inclined to glorify.
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It seems every talking head in Washington has been in a frenzy recently, rushing to either glorify or condemn the new North American Free Trade Agreement, known as the United States Mexico Canada Agreement.
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Movies have done their bit to glorify bars and drinking over the years: Think of Nick and Nora Charles swilling martinis in "The Thin Man," and the Champagne cocktails hoisted in Rick's Café Américain.
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Reddit has banned the online community of "incels," or men who blame women for their involuntary celibacy and sometimes advocate rape, as part of a new crackdown on forums that glorify and incite violence.
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The main reason I am ready to change directions is that I want to use my God-given gift for writing to glorify God, and I don't feel like I was doing that before.
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"Facebook does not allow hate speech or praise of terrorist acts or hate crimes, and we are actively removing any posts that glorify the horrendous act committed in Charlottesville," Facebook spokeswoman Ruchika Budhraja said.
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I'm not one to glorify point guard purity, but there's something about an assist explosion that's just plain fun—sometimes even more fun than a scoring outburst, depending on how the dimes are dropped.
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This year's edition of the festival takes a more confrontational approach with the series "Counter-positions" where artworks respond in-situ to public monuments in Graz that are patriotic or glorify an erstwhile nationalist history.
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These kinds of stories, called "inspiration porn" by disability activists, glorify abled people being nice to disabled people, treating them as objects that demonstrate the virtue of others, and rarely asking what's really going on.
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We are all too aware of what it means to love Bobby Zamora, to glorify his name using nothing more than a marker pen, an A3 sheet of paper, and a heart full of admiration.
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Or Woodrow Wilson: Democrats will glorify him as a champion of peace but will fail to mention that he cared little about civil rights and viewed segregation in federal agencies as a benefit to minorities.
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Emphatically labeling himself a motion graphics designer—not an artist, believing the title to overly-glorify both the work and its creator—Diacono clearly focuses on the bodily movements of his figures, above all else.
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While the jury's still out on whether violent games make people more violent in real life, there's no doubt that Grand Theft Auto, Call of Duty, and even Super Smash Bros, glorify a good fight.
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A bigger platform So hard to ignore that Kelly -- who has often used his music to sell and glorify sex -- released a 19-minute song titled "I Admit" to address his critics over the summer.
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The name has been changed, but the menus are nearly identical; they glorify the strait-laced, spice-free food that rich white Americans used to feed on when nobody was shaming them into being adventurous.
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Dimitris Avramopoulos, a European Commissioner pushing for stricter oversight of the internet, said government intervention was an appropriate response to how social media was being used to glorify terrorism, manipulate elections and spread hateful ideologies.
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"While it is appropriate to discuss and interpret Jefferson Davis' imprisonment at Fort Monroe, it is not appropriate to glorify it," Northam wrote before the site's board agreed to remove the name, the station reported.
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"Facebook does not allow hate speech or praise of terrorist acts or hate crimes, and we are actively removing any posts that glorify the horrendous act committed in Charlottesville," the company said in a statement.
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In trying to glorify social housing, Hawkins undermines the suffering of people whose experience was different than his, and who possibly didn't have a choice as to whether to live in social housing or not.
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It's less controversial ground for Urban Outfitters than some of their past offerings, which have included a Kent State sweatshirt that appeared to have blood spatters on it and apparel that appears to glorify eating disorders.
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We're told the family worries in the wake of 2 huge rock stars recently committing suicide -- Chester and Chris Cornell -- fans of theirs might want to glorify or somehow honor their deaths by doing the same.
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Friday's attack and the subsequent footage renewed a challenge for many media outlets balancing coverage of the shooting that left 49 people dead with a desire not to glorify the perpetrator of a high-profile attack.
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"[T]his resolution -- which ostensibly is about honoring the 'daughter' -- really seems to be an excuse to glorify the Confederate cause," Nina Silber, president of the Society of Civil War Historians told CNN about the resolution.
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" Oregon Sheriff John Hanlin refused to name a gunman who killed nine people at a Roseburg community college in 2015 at all, saying it would "only glorify his horrific actions and serve to inspire future shooters.
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"What I would like to see in the way that we're handling cases like those of Lil' Kim, we say as a community that we're not going to glorify the gangster," she said in the clip.
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"One of the things that's sort of troubling about these monuments and symbols is that the vast majority of them have no context — they glorify the Confederacy, its heroes, and its cause: white supremacy," said Hanks.
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To check that these findings weren't spurious, we looked at speeding tickets after the release of four movies in "The Hunger Games" series, another popular franchise in the same time period that didn't glorify fast driving.
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"We believe the sale of such memorabilia has little intrinsic historical value, but instead will be bought by those who glorify and seek to justify the actions of the greatest evil to affect Europe," he said.
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" Amazon's policies state it prohibits "products that promote, incite or glorify hatred, violence, racial, sexual or religious intolerance or promote organizations with such views" and that contain "violent or offensive material that has no historical significance.
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MADRID (Reuters) - The Spanish government plans to make it illegal to glorify the regime of former dictator General Francisco Franco as part of a reform of the country's criminal code, the Socialist Party said on Monday.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Some artists glorify their furry studio assistants, like cat-lover Paul Klee immortalizing feline faces in his modernist shapes, or David Hockney and his whole painting oeuvre devoted to his dachshunds.
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What is unusual is that these celebrations don't just glorify the current militaries in all these countries; they also clearly hark back to the earlier glory and might of an old military — that of the superpower Soviets.
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But over the years, parachute journalists frequently over-emphasised fringe and explicitly political hip-hop with little societal impact in Burma to glorify a kind of blatant resistance, or to conclude that all hip-hop was political.
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He ordered officials there to finish preparations for another satellite launch "as soon as possible" to glorify the North Korean people who he said "have fastened their belts owing to the enemies' harsh sanctions," the agency said.
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Fan, who used to share minute details of her life to her millions of social media followers, has kept a low profile ever since, only breaking her silence from time to time to glorify the Chinese state.
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It is morally wrong to avoid the topic of slavery as if it never happened, but game designers need to take care to utilize it in a way that feels thematic and does not glorify the establishment.
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There has been a tendency for a very long time to see the idea of recording as an extension of a performing career: to document what you've been up to onstage, and in a way glorify yourself.
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President Donald Trump tweeted out the video in question, which looks like it was made on a computer that still runs on Windows 95 and exists solely to glorify the president (and Ivanka Trump): WELCOME HOME, AYA!
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The official Xinhua news agency said that the second draft of the law mandates punishment for "people who profane the deeds and spirit of the heroes and martyrs and those who glorify wars or acts of invasion".
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"We don't do this intentionally, but we glorify shooters by showing the damage they've done — all the crying, all the empty seats — and for people with rage that has a particular appeal for them," Ms. Klebold said.
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Biden's recollections are suffused with respect for the pluralistic dimension of the body: He isn't there to judge his colleagues, he's there to work with them, and the stories he tells glorify the times when he did.
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However, one star is doing more than just offering thoughts and prayers: In a series of tweets, Cole Sprouse shares his thoughts on how media coverage of mass shootings can often be problematic, and unintentionally glorify the suspect.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China accused the United States of arrogance on Monday after the U.S. delegation rejected a U.N. Human Rights Council resolution brought by Beijing that it said sought to glorify Chinese President Xi Jinping's "win-win" agenda.
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" Dove released an official statement on Instagram Wednesday, writing it was "important to not over glorify or sensationalise [sic] the actions of any individual who comes forward with evidence because it is the basic thing one should do.
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In their sophisticated use of digital and social media to glorify murder and destruction, groups such as Daesh -- to use the Arabic term for ISIS -- continue to lure young people from all over the world into their ranks.
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When his son Kim Jong Il came on the scene, he added the iconic arches, towers and statues -- monuments to glorify the regime, the party and its leadership, the type of imagery that Pyongyang is so famous for.
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The rejection of the universal — the insistence on Polish exceptionalism — is at the heart of Poland's "historical policy," which aims to control the narrative of the 20th century in such a way as to glorify and exonerate Poles.
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SEOUL, South Korea — Ever since Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, began his diplomatic outreach this spring, meeting the presidents of China and South Korea, North Korea has used it to glorify him as a pioneering peacemaker.
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Aitor Cuervo Taboada, a self-defined revolutionary poet, is set to appear in court on Thursday, facing a possible 18-month sentence for publishing writings that the public prosecution says glorify terrorism by praising ETA and offending its victims.
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Either he is strongly repudiated, or about 30 to 40% of the party breaks away — a lot of those being young women who don't want any part of a party that normalizes actions and words that glorify sexual assault.
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Facebook flagged and removed the video from its site for violating its terms and services, releasing this statement: We do not allow people to celebrate or glorify crimes on Facebook and have removed the original video for this reason.
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Thompson, who has had concerts banned in the Netherlands, Switzerland, Bosnia and even in his home country in recent years, rejects accusations that his folk-rock songs glorify the Nazi-backed fascist state in Croatia during World War Two.
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One that self-consciously tries to both glorify and demystify the golden age of jazz, the 1950s and 1960s, in order to explain its rarefied status in American culture and the price that artists paid for their cultural transgressions.
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It is well known and extensively documented that Palestinian Authority and Fatah officials incite violence through state-run media and state supported clerics, and glorify terrorists through the naming of roads, schools and community centers in their "blessed" memory.
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Read more: Gaming stocks tanked after Trump linked 'gruesome and grisly' video games to mass shootingsPopular video games that glorify gun violence are available around the world, but America is the only country to suffer from repeated mass shootings.
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Hanby argues that, where we used to see human beings as possessing intrinsic properties—masculinity, femininity, the ability to glorify God through procreation—we now take a nominalist view of ourselves, seeing our bodies as subservient to our minds.
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Britain's top diplomat, Boris Johnson, told Parliament on Wednesday that the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin, would use the World Cup this summer as a propaganda tool much as Hitler used the 1936 Olympic Games to glorify Nazi Germany.
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Meet Me in the Bathroom is meant to chronicle and, in many instances, glorify the scene in which Goodman played a part, having cut her teeth interning at SPIN and meeting many of the key players in the process.
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As I noted in my review of the series, Berlinger could have learned a few things from the many podcasters who have made a point of deconstructing and critiquing our strange tendency to glorify and mythologize men like Bundy.
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If we experience exclusion and even persecution for doing so, we are assured that God is with us (Matthew 5:10-11) and that some will still see our "good deeds and glorify God" (1 Peter 2:11-12).
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The monuments to white generals, royals, and colonizers glorify a culture that considered itself superior to any other by effacing, silencing, and excluding the non-white people who lived in the same historical periods but experienced that time differently.
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The news agency said the wording was added following recent incidents where Chinese people had dressed in Japanese World War Two army uniforms and spread the pictures online "to glorify the war of invasion", igniting widespread outrage in China.
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Either way, Cardi maintains that she only robbed anyone because she felt that she had to do it to survive, and that now that she's more comfortable, she feels a responsibility not to glorify such crimes in her music.
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The Austrian government sought for decades to take over the three-story property in the medieval town of Braunau am Inn, to ensure that it did not fall into the hands of someone seeking to glorify its dark history.
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But Italy's quick-footed resurrection also meant that the ethos of Fascism still hung heavy over the country, and Fascism's aesthetic impulse to glorify labor played an important role in transforming Italy into a country of nationally organized capitalist endeavor.
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"This woman is a blatant scammer who's now organizing a WORLDWIDE TOUR with this 'workshop' she admits she wrote in one day, I think it's categorical bullshit that nobody is talking about & that we glorify this 'influencer' nonsense," Donaldson tweeted.
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" Today Chick-fil-A's stated corporate purpose remains unchanged: "To glorify God by being a faithful steward of all that is entrusted to us and to have a positive influence on all who come into contact with Chick-fil-A.
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Both versions seem to be very popular, but the "Be Like Me" meme, some outlets say was created a mere 48 hours ago, is the one covering my feed – and only highlights our enthusiasm to glorify ourselves on social media.
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" For more than a century now, political leaders and powerbrokers facing the headwinds of popular backlash have called on the words of the former president to defend and often glorify their actions -- while also jabbing at the naysayers' "timid souls.
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Tweets that glorify violence (new) We already take enforcement action against direct violent threats ("I'm going to kill you"), vague violent threats ("Someone should kill you") and wishes/hopes of serious physical harm, death, or disease ("I hope someone kills you").
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"I know that it is very common to erase women's stories and experiences, and in this situation art institutions' decisions to not only erase the history of this woman's story but also to glorify the abuser is vile," says Jessica Taylor.
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And yet, in 2202 and 2628, the regime spent an estimated $28500 million, or almost half the money that it allocated to improve living standards for its people, to instead build even more monuments, towers and statues to glorify its dictators.
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But South Koreans remain wary of cooperating too closely with Japan, especially given its relatively nationalist administration under Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, which some say has tried to glorify Japan's brutal colonial rule of Korea in the early 20th century.
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And yet, in 2012 and 2013, the regime spent an estimated $200 million, or almost half the money that it allocated to improve living standards for its people, to instead build even more monuments, towers, and statues to glorify its dictators.
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Little more than a decade after putting a few cans of Pepsi on some shelves, the Cold War had thawed, Communism had fallen, and the Soviet empire that the Games were supposed to glorify and vindicate had ceased to exist.
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Tweets that glorify violence (new) * We already take enforcement action against direct violent threats ("I'm going to kill you"), vague violent threats ("Someone should kill you") and wishes/hopes of serious physical harm, death, or disease ("I hope someone kills you").
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"Because we glorify athleticism and thinness many people don't see their relationship with exercise as a problem until their body starts developing complications, like heart issues, increased injuries, body density loss or loss of a menstrual cycle in women," Williamson said.
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"The decision to glorify plantations as nostalgic sites of celebration is not a compassionate one for the Black women and justice-minded people who use your site," Color of Change wrote in a letter to Zola executives, which BuzzFeed News reviewed.
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" She went on to write, "I never glorified the things I brought up in that live [sic]I never even put those things in my music because I'm not proud of it and feel a responsibility not to glorify it.
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Moon is also scheduled to watch the North's signature "Brilliant Fatherland" Mass Game which was reintroduced this year following a five-year hiatus, with a formation of glowing drones, lasers and stadium-sized gymnastics shows designed to glorify the country.
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"We don't do this intentionally, but we glorify shooters by showing the damage they've done — all the crying, all the empty seats — and for people with rage that has a particular appeal for them," Klebold told The New York Times.
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The United States cast the only "no" vote in at the council meeting in Geneva, with a U.S. diplomat saying Chinese officials were clear about their intent "to glorify their head of state by inserting his thoughts into the international human rights lexicon".
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MADRID (Reuters) - The remains of fascist dictator Francisco Franco could soon be removed from a state-funded mausoleum under a plan by Spain's new socialist government to transform the monument into a place to remember the civil war rather than glorify the dictatorship.
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In authoritarian North Korea, where Kim's family has passed on power through three generations, images propagated by state media such as the Korea Central News Agency, the Rodong Sinmun newspaper and Korean Central Television, help build a leader's legitimacy and glorify his status.
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The death of Lieutenant-Colonel Netanyahu spurred his brother's entry into public life; the prime minister and his family have been accused by some of "hijacking" the memory of the daring operation to glorify their fallen son and boost Mr Netanyahu's political career.
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While many Americans have always resented people crossing the southern border, those same people tend to glorify the immigrant narrative — the classic bootstraps story of coming to America from a beleaguered home country to plant a flag and make a better life.
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With the assistance of Crimp's daughter, who was studying medieval French at college, they alighted on a thirteenth-century story about a wealthy landowner, known as the Protector, who commissions an artist to make an illustrated book to glorify God, and thereby himself.
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But I feel like out of duty and out of obedience to what the Lord has called me to do, and then, to use the talents that I just shared with you guys, the talents that God has given me to glorify him.
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Yet if it's packaged and sold into one—as with Atomic Blonde, as well as Taraji P. Henson's upcoming Proud Mary—who's the violence against it for, and to what extent can it resemble actual violence against women without appearing to glorify it?
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China is reviewing a draft law to protect the reputation and honor of "heroes and martyrs" and punish those who "glorify wars of invasion", state media said on Wednesday, amid public anger at people dressing up in Japanese army uniforms.
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Local officials and residents, outraged by the violence in Charlottesville, Va., last month and determined to clear their cities of markers that glorify the Confederacy, are pushing for the removal of Confederate monuments that have adorned the graves of soldiers for decades.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - China and the United States clashed on Friday at the United Nations, where the U.S. delegation rejected a resolution brought by Beijing that it said sought to glorify Xi Jinping's "win-win" agenda and subordinated human rights to development or trade.
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New media upstarts like the Hustle, which produces a popular business newsletter and conference series, and One211pm, a content company created by the patron saint of hustling, Gary Vaynerchuk, glorify ambition not as a means to an end, but as a lifestyle.
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She tries not to glorify gang life, she said, because she doesn't want to encourage young girls to join up ("It doesn't make your money"), but she also doesn't want to stop talking about her gang or forget about where she came from.
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New media upstarts like the Hustle, which produces a popular business newsletter and conference series, and One37pm, a content company created by the patron saint of hustling, Gary Vaynerchuk, glorify ambition not as a means to an end, but as a lifestyle.
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"Using any means or medium to express views which foment, justify or glorify terrorist violence or other serious criminal activity" is grounds for a visa ban, as is speech that "fosters hatred which might lead to inter-community violence in the UK" (emphasis added).
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" But on Tuesday, Cardi posted a fuller explanation on Instagram, saying the footage was from three years ago and that she hasn't referenced that past behavior in her music "because [she's] not proud of it and feel[s] a responsibility not to glorify it.
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"The plaque may not have elicited the same attention or emotions as the offensive statues and monuments that glorify the Confederacy, but that's no reason for it remain on public land and serve as a flashpoint in this national debate," Kriseman told the Times.
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In a letter dated July 31, but received by Ellison's office Wednesday, Amazon's vice president of public policy Brian Huseman said the company prohibits product listings that promote or glorify hatred, violence, racial, sexual, or religious intolerance, or that promote organizations with such views.
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But the trend, which began with a 'winter fair' initiated by King Maha Vajiralongkorn in February, has also been criticized by some as an attempt to glorify an era of absolute monarchy and gloss over the junta's shortcomings nearly four years after it took power.
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Fears that the house could become a pilgrimage site led the Austrian government to take over the main lease on the building in 1972, to ensure that it would not fall into the hands of someone seeking to glorify its link to a dark history.
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The experience has stuck with the Oakland newcomer; unlike some rappers who glorify selling and using cocaine, molly, and other pills, Kamaiyah's feel-good lyrics on tracks like "I'm on" and "Mo Money Mo Problems," for instance, veer away from the escapism of drugs.
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"Sometimes we find ourselves in situations that we didn't see coming, and we're faced with a decision in a moment when we don't have the liberty of deliberation, so we do our best to glorify God," he said in a statement on the church's website.
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" Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter, among other tech companies, founded the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism in 2017, with the mission to "substantially disrupt terrorists' ability to promote terrorism, disseminate violent extremist propaganda, and exploit or glorify real-world acts of violence using our platforms.
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In India, the internet meme was used to glorify the 1992 desecration of the Babri Masjid mosque in the Ayodhya district of Uttar Pradesh state by Hindu nationalist mobs, an act that triggered riots across India and the killing of hundreds of innocent Muslims.
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When you&aposre an early-stage founder with a huge vision and a not-so-huge bank account, it&aposs easy to glorify the startups that have raised seed rounds and Series As — and start thinking about when you&aposre going to do the same.
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"This is our Confederate flag battle and we want these one-sided historical paintings, these paintings that glorify the white settlers and disparage the Native people, to be removed and relocated," says Anton Treuer, a professor of the Ojibwe language at Bemidji State University.
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Live broadcasts in particular have the power to wrongly glorify suicide, hence the necessary new precautions, and also to affect a large audience, as everyone sees the content simultaneously unlike recorded Facebook videos that can be flagged and brought down before they're viewed by many people.
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But as long as women un-ironically state that they've "never really noticed a boys' club," or helpfully suggest that kitchens are worse for young men than for young women, or run magazines that continue to glorify men's accomplishments while diminishing women's, we just won't get anywhere.
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While we're on the subject, if you decide to tour plantations anywhere, do some research and find those that highlight the experience of those enslaved there, like the Whitney plantation in Louisiana, rather than those that glorify or ignore the history of racism and human suffering. 64.
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Most notably, in the fight against online extremism, technology companies have been largely indifferent to the fact that their platforms are being used to recruit, radicalize, and glorify extremist violence (although major technology companies recently announced a proposal to act, they have not yet done so).
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The response has been a conservative and nostalgic one — for the days when this historical biennial showed the great American and European modernists — while the US press has tended to glorify this biennial's theme, Incerteza Viva or "Live Uncertainty," by transposing it onto Brazil's wretched political climate.
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"People across the country are waking up to the reality that these tributes to the Confederacy perpetuate the idea of white supremacy and glorify a regime that supported the torture, murder and enslavement of black people," said Heidi Beirich, director of SPLC's Intelligence project, in a statement.
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Still, as the Sandy Hook shooting became but one in a drumbeat of deadly mass shootings, a mounting effort sought to discourage the news media from spreading a shooter's name and photograph, fearing that it could glorify their actions and spur a so-called contagion effect.
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (Reuters) - University of North Carolina police on Tuesday were reviewing video to find the protesters who toppled a statue of Confederate soldier on campus, part of a recent movement to dismantle U.S. Civil War symbols that critics say glorify the South's legacy of slavery.
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Hildebrand. Kirchner had killed himself by then, and Hildebrand, notwithstanding his own part-Jewish ancestry and modernist affiliations, had been hired as one of Hitler's private art dealers, gobbling up stolen and other works to glorify the Führer while surreptitiously pocketing what he liked for himself.
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At a time when many glorify strongman politicians or imperious CEOs, King offers a different kind of role model for a leader, says Jerald Podair, a history professor at Lawrence University in Wisconsin who has written a biography of one of King's closest advisors, Bayard Rustin.
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"Nowadays, we watch Bolsonaro speak during Dilma's impeachment and glorify [Coronel Carlos] Ustra, who tortured people during the Dictatorship," she said, adding that the video game may be a way for people to rescue a part of the Brazilian history that's been buried by the past.
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But for a show claiming to put a female spin on a traditionally male genre, it does very little to advance the conversation about sexual assault on TV. It never really puts us into the survivors' heads, or shows us their perspective, other than to glorify its "good" men.
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The Commission refers to an earlier EU directive on combating terrorism — which defines the material as "information which is used to incite and glorify the commission of terrorist offences, encouraging the contribution to and providing instructions for committing terrorist offences as well as promoting participation in terrorist groups".
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These two rappers glorify terrorists in their song texts and in the social media networks, praise the arming of young children against Israel, and call for the city of Tel Aviv to be bombed, burned to the ground and for the inhabitants to be driven out of the city.
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The old-timey Republican of yore smiled through a photo op for the unveiling of a new sculpture of an American bison, a species that almost went extinct when, among other things, travelers on the railroad we had gathered to glorify shot buffalo from the windows of passing trains.
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The Whistle-Blowers Malcolm Gladwell's comparison of the whistle-blowers Daniel Ellsberg, a member of the intelligence élite, whom Gladwell calls a true "leaker," and Edward Snowden, an outsider, whom he calls merely a "hacker," seems to glorify and belittle them, respectively ("The Outside Man," December 19th & 26th).
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And as in great basilicas of oldThe search was ever for a dream of God,So here the search is still within each soulSome seed to find to root in earthly sod,Some seed to find that sprouts a holy treeTo glorify the earth—and you—and me.
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" According to Decolonize This Place, "New York's premier scientific museum continues to honor the bogus racial classification that assigned colonized peoples to the domain of Nature, and Europeans to the realm of Culture," adding that "a monument that appears to glorify racial hierarchies should be retired from public view.
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He argues that it is further reinforced by narcocorridos — popular ballads that glorify the narco lifestyle — and general narco-culture that has become so pervasive in recent years that it is now common for young schoolchildren to tell their teachers they want to be cartel hi tmen when they grow up.
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He told me that Simakov's fighting spirit lives within him, that his extraordinary power is due to Simakov's being added to his own, that whatever he achieves will only spread and glorify Simakov's name and that if Simakov held him responsible, his departed soul would haunt Sergey in his dreams.
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But the researchers found no similar correlation with releases for the new Hunger Games movies which don't glorify fast driving; they also found that the increases didn't occur at the same time in the previous year when no Fast movie had been released so it's not like it's a seasonal trend.
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When human-rights campaigners object to what is happening under oppressive regimes, despots can point out that liberal democracies such as France and Spain also criminalise those who "glorify" or "defend" terrorism, and that many Western countries make it a crime to insult a religion or to incite racial hatred.
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"For a company with a policy prohibiting the sale of 'products that promote or glorify hatred, violence, racial, sexual, or religious intolerance or promote organizations with such views,' there appear to be a disturbing number of groups with hateful, racist, and violent agendas making money using Amazon's platform," Ellison wrote.
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He told me the same stories about Lyndon that others had, but with fanciful details added, all to glorify his brother, but it seemed to me that every detail in his anecdotes that could be checked would, when I checked it, turn out to be either exaggerated or entirely false.
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When they perceive that the world as they know it is descending into chaos, they glorify their in-group, become highly intolerant of those who are different, and feel drawn to strong leaders who promise to fix things, and who do not seem shy about using force to do so.
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"Every attempt that was made from within and especially from outside to denigrate the process and glorify the old politics of division, only made Rwandans more defiant and more determined to express ourselves through the vote," Kagame told thousands of people packed in a football stadium to watch the ceremony.
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But my immigrant grandfather, with a limited education and a thick accent and a physical disability from his years in a war camp, found work in the Chicago steel mills -- those hallowed halls of the white American working class Trump loves to glorify, that in fact employed a great many bootstrapping young immigrants.
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The book I am best known for, or only known for, is a novel I am prepared to repudiate: written a quarter of a century ago, a jeu d'esprit knocked off for money in three weeks, it became known as the raw material for a film which seemed to glorify sex and violence.
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"To glorify only performers who write their own songs and play their own guitars is to ignore the marketplace that helps create the music we hear in the first place, with its checkbook-chasing superproducers, its audience-obsessed executives and its cred-hungry performers," wrote Kelefa Sanneh at the New York Times in 2004.
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In an email, Twitter's team outlines both its current and updated policies on several circumstances: Non-consensual nudity Unwanted sexual advances Hate symbols and imagery Violent groups Tweets that glorify violence Some of the most interesting changes include broadening Twitter's definition of non-consensual nudity to include upskirt imagery and other "creep shots," the email reads.
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Although the science on the subject remains inconclusively, due to how hard it is to draw conclusions from largely self-reported data, it does certainly feel like we live in a society that continues to glorify and reward always-on behavior while simultaneously wallowing in the fear of what it might be doing to our mental and emotional states.
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But after the dust cleared on the hurly-burly of the daily newspaper grind, their finest moments were when they refused to pander to fear-fueled public opinion -- humanizing AIDS victims during the earliest days of that plague and refusing to glorify the subway vigilante Bernhard Goetz during the bad old days of high crime on the subway.
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"In the aftermath of the tragedy, there was this kind of grassroots national push to get some of these monuments and symbols that glorify the Confederacy off of the public square," Senior Research Analyst Keegan Hanks with the SPLC's Intelligence Project department, who has worked on the study since its inception, said in a phone interview with Hyperallergic.
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A senior director, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said scriptwriters were ordered this winter to follow certain guidelines: to glorify the military, to attack the Muslim Brotherhood and to promote conservative family values that encourage young Egyptians to obey their elders — and presumably avoid the kind of questioning that led to the 2011 Arab Spring, the director said.
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During Reconstruction, in the decades-long aftermath of the American Civil War, Southern elites (my ancestors included) built gleaming monuments to glorify the heroes of what they referred to as the "lost cause" of the Confederacy; we still cannot decide what should become of these divisive works of public art, over a century since their creation.
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It cut straight to the heart of things, making the case against monuments that glorify the Confederacy by asking us to consider them "from the perspective of an African-American mother or father trying to explain to their fifth-grade daughter" why a statue of the most famous Confederate general occupied such a lofty perch above the city.
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"Parks and Rec" can be fantastically funny (and it has a big heart), but as I watched I was often reminded that many people glorify ideas like "public service"—a preposterous term that treats politics as if it were a sacrifice without pay, power, or prestige—and "doing something" as a moral imperative no matter how politicians get it done.
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In a collectivist society, there was no reason to glorify the work of an individual (unless it was a high-ranking Communist Party official, of course), so instead of designers, largely anonymous "artistic engineers" worked for the collective good at large state-run institutions, all under the watchful eye of the All-Union Scientific Research Institute for Technical Aesthetics (VNIITE).
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Brandy Zadrozny and Ben Collins report on the shadowy media outlet — and YouTube channel — that are behind it: Their paranoia is partly fueled by Big League Politics, which has published articles that glorify the anonymous peddlers of the Qanon conspiracy theory and promote unfounded allegations that the Democratic National Committee had ordered and covered up the 2016 murder of staffer Seth Rich.
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This year, on the day we set aside to glorify cannabis, when the clock strikes 4:20 PM and I take the traditional toke (who am I kidding, it will probably be a dab), I'm going to breathe a little deeper and hold it in a little longer because God only knows what 4/20 is going to look like next year.
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These guidelines include prohibiting content that may incite or glorify violence or the use of weapons; may be considered offensive by a particular group of individuals or that could foster negative stereotypes, such as slurs or other derogatory language; promotes dangerous, harmful, or illegal activity, or that encourages Snapping while driving; contains hashtags or usernames; or threatens to harm a person, group of people or property.
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Today, the NFL's marketers can glorify Odell Beckham Jr.'s ballet all they want, but it's still the sight and the sound of a tight end bowling through two defenders, or of a nose tackle bulling the guard straight back into the quarterback's face, or of a barreling running back standing a linebacker on his head, that make many of us rise to our feet.
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"Youth may be particularly susceptible to suicide contagion, which can be fostered by stories that sensationalize or promote simplistic explanations of suicidal behavior, glorify or romanticize the decedent, present suicide as a means of accomplishing a goal, or offer potential prescriptions of how-to die by suicide," said Jeff Bridge, director of the Center for Suicide Prevention and Research at Nationwide Children's and the lead author of the study.
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And Director Wray the audacity of just spending two minutes saying the FBI did some things and using this as an opportunity to glorify the FBI and shame us, patronize us about how wonderful the FBI is and not talk about how terrible this is and then talking about sensitivity training for FBI people to learn not to be biased when they&aposre not supposed to be biased in the first place.
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In addition to the "OK" symbol, other images have been added, including Dylan Roof's "bowlcut" haircut, which is being used by white supremacists to glorify the terrorist who killed nine black people in 2016; the "Happy Merchant" image, which depicts an extreme stereotype of a Jewish man rubbing his hands together; and the "Moon Man," which is a play on a 1980s-era McDonald's commercial and is used by white supremacists as a character to make videos using racist raps.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyOvernight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces White House eyes September action plan for gun proposals Trump phoned Democratic senator to talk gun control MORE (D-Conn.) accused Trump of trying to "celebrate right of criminals to own guns, to glorify weapons that kill" on Twitter during Trump's afternoon address to the NRA convention.
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"Any monument, memorial, poster, statue, edifice, street or highway name marker, emblem, tablet, or insignia which tends to preserve and keep alive the German military tradition, to revive militarism or to commemorate the Nazi Party, or which is of such a nature as to glorify incidents of war, and the functioning of military museums and exhibitions, and the erection, installation, or posting or other display on a building or other structure of any of the same, will be prohibited and declared illegal," the directive reads.
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Most of all, this new and simple label could guide confused viewers through the thicket of downloadable movies to these types of attractions: All the movies that glorify World War II. From classics starring John Wayne and Ronald Reagan, both masterful actors who portrayed heroism without ever leaving the studio back lot, to Steven Spielberg's "Saving Private Ryan," in which the character would rather risk death than be rescued, Hollywood may have spent more money on making movies about World War II than was spent on fighting it.
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