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In a click, I can create my own media where people with disabilities are seen and heard, rather than pliantly consuming the media that routinely devalue people with disabilities.
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And the media — yes, including us at Axios — have pliantly played along, including through breathless coverage of last week's reality-show unveil of 20 "finalists" (which, conveniently, came shortly before Amazon raised prices on monthly Prime subscriptions).
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If at the start of her storied career Ms. Franklin pliantly allowed herself to be groomed and promoted as a gospel ingénue with a set of pipes capable of blowing off the church doors, it was not long into her ascent that she began marshaling the power her nascent stardom commanded to extend the parameters of how we understood and defined black beauty.
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Too many succeed in evading the decree of > unconstitutionality and bear oppressively on natural rights. The selfish > interest of classes ever anxious to push on their own fortunes, reckless of > what destruction is wrought to others, is their moving cause. Legislatures, > pliantly serviceable to the demands of influential cliques and unchecked by > weak-kneed governors, spread them on the statute books, and there they > stand, discouraging prophecies of the decadence of popular rights under > democracy. They hide in swarms, behind the newly coined phrase, "police > power," and that other more venerable phrase, "the public welfare," both of > which, like "public policy," are often, if one may use such an expression, > liveries of heaven stolen to serve the devil in.
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With the success of these two volumes, Vigny seemed to be the rising star of the Romantic movement, though one of Vigny's best friends, Victor Hugo, soon usurped that role. Vigny wrote of Hugo: "The Victor I loved is no more... now he likes to make saucy remarks and is turning into a liberal, which does not suit him." Unlike Hugo and Alphonse de Lamartine, who moved gradually to the center and then to the left during the 1830s, Vigny remained pliantly centrist in his politics: he accepted the July monarchy, at first welcomed and then rejected the Second French Republic, and then supported Napoleon III. Vigny later denounced members of his inner circle whom he suspected of republican sympathies to the imperial police.Poliakov, Léon (2003).
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