In this case, the category was as much about passing as straight as it was about passing as Clark Kent.
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I knew that I wasn't passing as a woman yet.
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" Victor Kesh, she suspected, was "someone passing as someone else.
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Shortly after Zink published a novel about a white woman passing as black, Rachel Dolezal, a Washington State N.A.A.C.P. chapter president, revealed that she was born white but had built a career passing as African-American.
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It's also about passing as someone who would be welcomed at Bergdorfs.
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As a teenager, I was passing as female frequently without even trying.
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I've generally prided myself for passing as straight and that has to stop.
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Perhaps they are "passing" as white, inspiring an additional layer of questioning for viewers.
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I'm not taking Scott Walker's passing as a weird excuse to shit on honesty!
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Passing as a man, she became trapped in that identity as Hitler rose to power.
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Zeno ended up with 231 yards passing as the Bears managed just 265 total yards.
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It meant I was already "passing" as male 99 percent of the time in public.
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These works also relate to the artist's anxiety about time passing as he gets older.
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But don't mourn his passing as a sudden, fatal blow to the peacemaking efforts he championed.
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I'm a huge fan of Bourdain's work and was as saddened by his passing as anyone.
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I have the privilege of passing as completely able-bodied in appearance, if not in practice.
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The failure is typically flagged by pundits in passing, as if its cause were self-evident.
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Many column inches have included them, but described them merely in passing as an anonymous, faceless lot.
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Arnie's Army was known worldwide, and we are as shocked and saddened over Arnold's passing as everybody.
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It's an account of the life of a woman passing as a man, who serves as a priest.
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We're thinking it will have something to do with a host escaping or somehow passing as a human.
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Confusion ensued after its passing, as some permanent residents were detained at airports and protests emerged around the country.
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The term comes from "Korea passing " as South Koreans faced the same worry on Trump and Kim, he added.
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Yet the telecom industry is only mentioned by Warren in passing as an example of "days gone by" monopoly power.
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But just as often, Trump inflicts pain in passing, as an offhand gesture in the course of pursuing something else.
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"It was as gentle a passing as I think you could ever expect anyone to have," Baker told the Times.
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His wife was passing as a Catholic woman and hiding with their son when they were arrested by Polish policemen.
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In an interview, Former U.S. Trade Representative Susan Schwab described the odds of the TPP passing as slim, but not impossible.
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Mahomes went 15-for-27 passing as the two-time AFC West champions won their ninth straight game over the Chargers.
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All unnecessary travel should be avoided as the storm is passing as the government anticipated hazardous driving conditions and power outages.
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It's probably simplistic — armchair psychology passing as criticism — to say that "The Leftovers," which proudly promises no explanations, is his retort.
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McConnell reportedly told Priebus that the ad campaign would hurt the bill's chances of passing, as well as Heller's reelection chances.
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In what will surely be an emotional interview, Burke will open up about what he knows about her passing, as AP reports.
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Passing as white makes my life easier at times, but to some people, it also delegitimizes my qualifications to cook Chinese food.
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If it was mentioned in passing as a way to manage diarrhea, however — which seems likely — Clinton was right to flag it.
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Part of the benefit of passing as straight is that I get to choose when I identify as queer, and to whom.
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Due to the way I looked and my name, I had the privilege of walking into a room and passing as Caucasian.
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Clarisse, the daughter of a black woman named Ladivine, begins passing as white and marries a man who doesn't know her secret.
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" Lithuania's President Dalia Grybauskaite described McCain's passing as "a big loss not only to our region but also to the whole world.
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Born a girl, he discarded his feminine clothing for a short haircut and sweatpants, passing as a boy amongst the other refugee children.
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Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier, but about 50 Latino players had first modulated it by passing as Spanish in the major leagues.
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Passing as straight, but wanting to be out, transforms casual neighborhood chats into momentous opportunities to relate with authenticity or retract in isolation.
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Instead, they seem to believe that the real cause for concern are the secret authoritarians passing as liberals and conservatives in our midst.
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This juvenile folklore passing as historical fact would be almost laughable if not for how widespread the acceptance of this myth has become.
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Despite my having been born in America and "passing" as white, my Arab heritage was a constant source of pain after 9/11.
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Later it took a little video of Phobos, the larger of Mars's small moons, passing as a shadow across the face of the Sun.
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Perhaps aware that the bill would have a hard time passing as is, the senate hearing began on Monday with an amendment from Rep.
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"Instead of overinflated, overhyped, oversized installations passing as art, Jimmie Durham's work is authentic, modest and funny," Judy Chicago noted after seeing the show.
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Yet regional arch-foes such as Bahrain and Saudi Arabia mourned his passing, as did the Great Satan itself, via a State Department press briefing.
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While filming, Herrmann's set family was able to work through their own feelings about his passing as the material paid loving tribute to their cosstar.
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Chase Daniel threw for 103 yards for the Bears (0-2), and Tyler Bray chipped in with 53 yards passing as Mitchell Trubisky sat out.
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The physical similarities between Koreans and Japanese make "passing" as a member of the majority a tempting possibility, but a socially and psychologically risky one.
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You talk about "passing" as white and about your responsibility to visible minorities (a commendable sentiment), and you evoke a sense of free-floating bias.
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I didn't know whether I was more embarrassed that I passed as a girl, or that I was embarrassed that I liked passing as a girl.
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What caused my unmitigated revulsion more than a ninety minute harangue between a smug woman and a flailing man passing as a test of presidential fitness?
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How does a museum mine stories and artifacts of trans and gender nonconforming people, or those who lived lives "passing" as members of their desired gender?
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We know the figures that illustrate that time passing: as many as 22013,000 dead; nearly five million refugees; some six million displaced inside the battered country.
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" Framing passing as "good" insinuates that the only way for a transgender or gender nonconforming person to be deemed acceptable is by aiming to "look cisgender.
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Part of that distinction comes from the inherent absurdity of a middle-aged woman passing as a teenage boy without so much as stick-on stubble.
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I couldn't as easily run wild with the boys anymore; I was growing hips and breasts that disqualified me from passing as anything other than a girl.
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But when Boy has a child with Arturo — a girl they name Bird — she learns Arturo is a light-skinned black man who is passing as white.
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The clip below shows how the bar for passing as human is lower on phone calls, which due to historical limitations usually strip out the upper frequencies.
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In the wake of Lee's passing, as notes of honor and remembrance have flooded social media, stunning portraits of the renowned comic-book writer have stood out.
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All this time, I've been passing as male, and we've been working at it from the bottom up, which I guess is what everybody does these days.
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Speaking of politics, in the present, not everyone is happy with the local ordinances Kai has been passing as the new decision maker on the city council.
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The proposal, which is buried at the end of Walmart's annual proxy filing, has little chance of passing as the founding family, owns a majority of shares.
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The show highlights the hardships of the bilingual son whose skin tone registers as Latino while the daughter, whose Spanish is shaky, grapples with passing as white.
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In the excerpt below, Gabrielle Bellot writes of her experience as a trans woman of color passing as a cis woman and the validation—and fear—that followed.
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He mentions the shooting of Tamir Rice in passing, as if it were merely an excuse for the students to rile themselves up, rather than an existential threat.
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Instead, we've been treated to a succession of somber headlines and dour debate topics that, for #thisleague, turned Halloween into a celebration of October's passing as much as anything.
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"I am sure my father's intention with his media empire was not to be used after his passing as an outlet for fake news," the younger Mr. Pope said.
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Margot reconsiders her goals of passing as more privileged, even as she shames Moises for his bad boy ways, lack of education and unpaid work as a community organizer.
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But, passing as it did on the brink of another government shutdown because of delays in the Senate, it is also sure to renew proposals for automatic continuing resolutions.
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"There is a lot of things that are passing as 'therapy' that are probably a waste of money when it comes to achieving actual results in your life," says Bobby.
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In thinking of Dolezal's passing as stemming from white supremacy, the connection to another feature of race in the context of US history becomes clear: blackness and the one-drop rule.
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To so generously characterize them, even in passing as part of an otherwise worthy debate analysis, risks normalizing positions that are brazenly unconstitutional and profoundly damaging to the lives of women.
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" She said that when she had referred to herself, in passing, as a part of his family he'd paused for a moment, then said, "But Mommy said you're just a friend.
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Vox's German Lopez has reported that experts now see that bill, which Biden was instrumental in writing and passing, as one of the major contributors to mass incarceration in the 1990s.
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Passing as straight may afford a bisexual person privileges such as employment opportunities and familial support, but the rug could be pulled out from a bisexual person at a moment's notice.
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The entire last section of the show in fact is dedicated to memorials, which can be thought of as purposeful markers of passing, as opposed to the emotional longing of nostalgia.
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Rest, the resulting record, gets pretty damn close, facing down despair with an unflinching pen, tackling both Kate's passing as well her father's (who died when she was 19) in gruesome detail.
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But some moments have become more poignant in retrospect, reframed by her unexpected passing, as when she spots a decorative plate that reads, "Prepare to Meet Thy God" while out shopping in London.
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In the comments, the actress explained that Green and Kass had only been at the same wedding, resort and play "a few times in passing," as well as a few hour-long lunches.
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Taxpayers who qualify as real estate professionals generally have been able to get a bigger tax break for those losses, which could prod some people to try passing as one for tax purposes.
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Her initial proposal having been deemed ineffective, it's now reportedly morphed into something much more aggressive, and therefore has just as much chance of passing as the proposals she already had at hand.
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The golem was first mentioned in passing as גֹּלֶם in the Bible in Psalm 139:16, but the first golem story was spun by the 16th-century Talmudic scholar Rabbi Loew ben Bezalel.
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"Often, we call trans people who aren't out in their everyday lives 'stealth,' although some trans people argue that this term glorifies passing as cisgender and not taking part in community actions," Erlick says.
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Happ and Hayes are versatile defenders who, on the other side of the floor, are as comfortable setting up Koenig and Wisconsin's perimeter shooters with deft passing as they are scoring from the post.
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Like Desdunes, Plessy was light-skinned—"fair-skinned enough to cause confusion," as Luxenberg puts it, suggesting that Plessy might have been accustomed to passing, as many nominally "colored" people in New Orleans did.
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Chicago is just 220-217 on the road this season and ranks last in the NFL in passing as rookie quarterback Mitchell Trubisky and company have thrown for just over 160 yards a game.
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Electra's queenly intonation is completely arresting — the fact that her haughtiness is part of what protects her as a passing black trans woman is emphasized when she tears Blanca down for not passing as well.
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"Well, because of Aaliyah's passing, as I've always said, out of respect for her mother who's sick and her father who's passed, I will never have that conversation with anyone," he told GQ in 2016.
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The whole wicked stepmother thing starts when a woman named Boy gives birth to a dark-skinned child and finds out that her husband has been passing as white by virtue of his light skin.
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In June, the American models Gigi Hadid and Emily Ratajkowski visited Mykonos, the Greek island, and confirmed via Instagram that money and beauty do beget happiness—or, at least, a pouty stare passing as happy.
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Housely passing as Rachel Berry is so successful that she even has a co-conspirator: 19-year-old Carson Drews, who happens to share a resemblance with Cris Colfer, who played Kurt Hummel on Glee.
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A Teen Pretends to Be Trans, and Some Viewers Object to the Deception The indie film "Adam" centers on the 17-year-old title character passing as transgender to win the affection of a lesbian.
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Republicans in the chamber erupted into applause upon the bill passing as Democrats sang "na na na na, hey hey, goodbye," as they did when the House GOP passed an ObamaCare repeal bill in May.
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Part of the reason is that as far as media representations would have you believe, trans masculine people are white, physically able and capable of "passing" as cisgender men (ie, as people assigned male at birth).
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Take the Taylor-led "Take Care", a piano number that resembles another Canadian hero of theirs, Tobias Jesso Jr. The song documents a "brutal" break-up, which he mentions in passing as we walk Brighton's streets.
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Ms. Night appears elsewhere in passing as Marilyn Monroe, the movie legend whom Mr. Johnson previously put center stage in the 1982 play, "Insignificance," that first made his name; that play gets a revival starting Oct.
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Migrants with a little more money use private cars, buses or trailers and move along Mexico's major north-south highways; they pass through the Mexican migration checkpoints by passing as locals or paying off corrupt officials.
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For years Sahafi has used her Instagram account to post videos and pictures of herself inside stadiums and to — perhaps most frustratingly for the authorities — give master classes in passing as a man to get into stadiums.
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Lethem is not a hack on deadline, so after he has discussed Jimi Hendrix at length, why does he refer to him in passing as — yeesh — "the epochal Negro guitarist" rather than by his first or last name?
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Kay Granger, one of several lunatics-at-large passing as a representative from the great state of Texas, even trumpeted the charge that Obama had in fact declared martial law and given himself unprecedented powers with Executive Order 13603.
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As tributes for Chris Cornell from both fans and musicians pour out across social, one police department is using the fallout from his passing as a cautionary tale to avoid drinking and driving—and stupid excuses for doing so.
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Yet given that I benefit so greatly from the unfair privilege of passing as white, I feel that doing nothing leaves others who are more visibly members of minorities, as well as women, at risk, and that seems irresponsible.
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In an interview with Nylon magazine, Mock talked about how, after embarking on her medical transition at 15 years old, she saw her body change; she began "passing" as a cis girl, and with it, the reactions to her body changed.
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While not all transgender people transition, and many of those who do are unconcerned with "passing" as the gender with which they identify, some others wish to retrain the sound of their voice to better match the gender they present as.
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In a candid FADER profile, Kaytranada also opened up about another divide in his life: his sexuality, and his challenges passing as straight while knowing he was gay and being bullied for not conforming to his Montreal neighborhood's idea of masculinity.
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It looks like Congress is well on its way to passing as many spending bills at it possibly can before September and putting in stop-gap spending measures to keep the rest of the government open until after the midterm elections.
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The 39-year-old Brady set Super Bowl records for completions and yards gained passing as he directed the Patriots on a monumental comeback from a 28-3 third-quarter hole — the largest deficit ever overcome in a Super Bowl.
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"It's something we don't even notice that we do," Newell said, pointing out that many Black Americans have descended from the white American slave trade, and how that forced Black people to adhere to white ideals, including "passing" as white.
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"Taking his passing as an opportunity, the family should change the way they have managed the company and employees in a fair and unforced way," said Park Chang-jin, a Korean Air flight attendant who disclosed the "nut rage" case in 2014.
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As I walked along Pearl Street then, I had no idea that Fraunces Tavern had been owned by Samuel Fraunces, a man whose true racial identity continues to be in question — many believe he was of mixed race and passing as white.
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In a screenshot from her earlier post's comments section, Marcil captured her response to a fan and explained that Green and Kassius have only been at the same wedding, resort and play "a few times in passing," as well as a few hour-long lunches.
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Women's shelters wouldn't take me in because of my assigned sex at birth, and men's shelters wouldn't open their doors because I was too cis-passing as a woman and it was felt that my presence would create a disturbance and pose a liability.
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A Senate Republican aide said a bill to make the tax cuts permanent may not come to the floor because it divides the Senate GOP conference and doesn't have a chance of passing, as it would need 60 votes to overcome an expected Democratic filibuster.
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A Senate Republican aide said a bill to make the tax cuts permanent may not come to the floor because it divides the Senate GOP conference and doesn't have a chance of passing, as it would need 21625 votes to overcome an expected Democratic filibuster.
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Istvan's early shapeshifting skills ultimately saved his life: During the Nazi occupation of Hungary — when two-thirds of the country's Jewish population was exterminated — he survived by passing as a gentile and rescued his parents from deportation by impersonating a fascist Arrow Cross officer.
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The guard had seen me eating in the museum café from a distance, but it was only when I ended up in a room of sculptures with the guard again that I truly felt the terror of passing as a trans woman for the first time.
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Days after the wedding, The Cut published a piece (which it took down on Wednesday) labeling her a "global scam" and alleging that the younger Jonas was "trapped" in the marriage -- an unwitting part of a strategic career move passing as a marriage and ambition as love.
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" Kris (right & above) 22, a veggie crew farmhand at Bluebird Meadows in Carrboro, NC Xander Stewart (left & right), 25, a farm worker, floral designer, and photographer in Hillsborough, NC "I think most of the public spaces I move through allow me the safety of passing as straight and cis.
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Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinWhat the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Poll: Majority of Democrats say Electoral College delegates should cast ballots based on popular vote Pavlich: The Senate defends its integrity MORE (D-Ill.) shook his hand in passing as he left the Senate floor.
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This new film, directed by Laura Brownson, is the result of two years spent with Rachel Dolezal, the woman who sparked outrage — and a lot of jokes on Twitter — when it was revealed that she had spent most of her adult life intentionally passing as a Black woman.
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Eleanor Holmes NortonEleanor Holmes NortonHouse Democrat offers bill to let students with pot conviction retain federal aid Majority of Americans opposes DC statehood: poll DC statehood hearing rescheduled to make room for Mueller testimony MORE, sponsored the proposal that ended up passing as part of a large appropriations bill.
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Where gay people dared not speak the name of their love, and where "passing" — as white, as a WASP, as heterosexual, as something, anything else that fit in with what America was supposed to be — was a commonplace, with all of the self-abasement and the shame that entailed.
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"Study after study after study tells us that douches, cleanses, steams, vinegar, ph balancing products, aloe, colloidal silver, garlic or whatever else passing as the vaginal snake oil du jour at best do nothing but have real potential for harming good bacteria and/or disrupting the mucosal surface," she wrote.
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As we come to terms with the news and dust off our worn-in copies of To Kill a Mockingbird, fans of the reclusive author are taking to Twitter to voice their thoughts on Lee's passing, as well as stress the impact the Monroeville native had on the literary world.
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The show boasted the first regular trans character with Max, played by Daniela Sea, as well as depictions of several unexplored facets of the community, such as lesbians dating each other's exes—and sometimes even their exes—as well as privileges some queer women have from passing as straight, or even remaining closeted.
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"Well, because of Aaliyah's passing, as I've always said, out of respect for her mother who's sick and her father who's passed, I will never have that conversation with anyone," Kelly told GQ. "But I can tell you I loved her, I can tell you she loved me, we was very close," he added.
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As Sean told the story of Ellen Craft, a light-skinned enslaved woman who escaped with her husband, William Craft, into freedom by passing as a white man and posing as his master, I saw my daughter smile — a smile that spoke to the pride of coming to this moment through a history of resistance.
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This meme, taken from a 25 Rock scene in which Steve Buscemi wears a T-shirt reading "Music Band" and a backwards baseball cap, imagining that he is passing as a teenager, is most often used by people trying to make the self-deprecating joke that they are old and do not understand something current or hip.
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Its function as a survival practice was first articulated by Black writers of the Harlem Renaissance, like Nella Larsen, to describe the experience of light-skinned Black Americans passing as white, both intentionally and unintentionally, during and after the period of chattel slavery in order to access wealth, privilege, and safety that a racist society would not afford them.
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East Carolina did not allow a point in the second half of a 443-19 victory against visiting North Carolina in a matchup between two struggling teams Saturday at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium in Greenville, N.C. Quarterback Reid Herring threw for 290 yards on 19-for-296 passing as the Pirates rolled up 20 yards of total offense.
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Right after he was born, his mother, a Marlene Dietrich look-alike and Viennese pianist and stock trader who had talked her way out of a concentration camp by passing as Aryan, and his father, whose family had been mostly wiped out in Ukrainian pogroms, took Jaron someplace they thought would be safe: the westernmost corner of Texas.
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"There's no way you're going to be able to monetize reparations — you'd split families," said Clyburn, recalling his late wife's great-grandfather, who was white, and noting the difficulty of determining who would qualify for reparations given people of mixed-race heritage and the number of light-skinned African Americans who have lived "passing" as white.
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But the consequences of disability are simply one node in a complex web of difficulties that a patient might struggle with, not the least of which is the covert labor of "passing" as healthy; of working hard to convince others and oftentimes even yourself that all is well, that you'll wake up tomorrow feeling better than before.
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Born into poverty, the eighth of 12 children, he has built a writing career that has included the sustained commercial success of "The Color of Water" and highbrow accolades as well: "The Good Lord Bird," his comic historical novel about a young boy passing as a girl in the orbit of the fiery abolitionist John Brown, won the National Book Award in 2013.
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Though some observers took this spate of bills (none of which have any chance of passing) as a positive sign the GOP was willing to at least discuss climate, the party remains nearly entirely united against even the mildest form of legislation, as you'd expect given that House Republicans passed a resolution calling a carbon tax "detrimental to the United States economy" in 2018 (the same resolution reintroduced in 2019 has 24 Republican cosponsors).
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