But I also notice that the state struggles against corruption.
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Where Morrison identifies race, she struggles against the expectations of race.
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If he struggles against the Falcons, then you can start panicking.
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After halting their recent struggles against the Mariners to get back to .
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Kirk Cousins plays well against bad teams and struggles against good teams.
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Our struggles against sexism and transphobia are not in tension but intertwined.
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Now, a gifted hunter, she lives with Jody, but struggles against her rules.
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Each struggles against the others, each group has its own (often competing) goals.
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Most importantly, religious discourses have often been mobilized in concrete struggles against injustice.
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Every single team struggles against Gale Force, so they're definitely the hardest team for us.
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Jihadism has its origins in the liberation struggles against Western colonialism in the Middle East.
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As Dolores struggles against her programming, her mind flashes back to the Man in Black.
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"He struggles against guys who're quicker and a little bit smaller against him," Morey said.
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The one-game sample contrasted with Lock&aposs substantial struggles against SEC teams in his career.
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"The sculpture is a physical manifestation of all of our struggles against the effects of colonialism."
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Her books included "Postcards from the Edge," a satirical account of her struggles against bipolar disorder.
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It really struggles against Zoolock, which is about the fastest deck on the ladder right now.
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I don't think the same can be said for #MeToo and other important struggles against sexism.
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Even Japan, notorious for its decades-long struggles against deflation, is posting inflation data notably above forecasts.
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"It's just the result of some poorly executed pitches," Porcello said of his struggles against the Rays.
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Both candidates have called for increased security measures in the face of France's continued struggles against terrorism.
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And we're looking at athletes' struggles against heat -- and what can be done to keep them safe.
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The move marks a significant escalation of lethal aid to Ukraine in its ongoing struggles against Russia.
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If Cleveland misses out on the postseason, its struggles against Chicago figure to loom as one culprit.
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Davis struggles against bigs who can shoot, too, forcing the Grizzlies to late switch or surrender open threes.
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Daniels was the star attraction, given her legal struggles against her alleged one-time lover, President Donald Trump.
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We would have liked the struggles against the subjugation of women and of blacks to swim along in tandem.
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The orangutan struggles against the effects of the dart, eventually releasing its grip and falling toward an outstretched net.
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Not much happens, Selena just rolls around in bed and struggles against some cloth bonds that don't seem that limiting.
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Ludendorff is a well-chosen counterpoint to Diana, at every moment embodying the traditional old-world patriarchy she struggles against.
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"Father, father," screams the little girl, the oldest of the couple's four children, as she struggles against her mother's grip.
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After some discussion, Collins said they had concluded that Harvey needed to pitch through his struggles against major league competition.
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He lives in Hujar's apartment, struggles against eviction, and occupies the space of death while managing his own imminent death.
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Late last year, the Trump administration approved the sale of lethal weapons to Ukraine in its ongoing struggles against Russia.
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The Wild have had their struggles against Winnipeg, losing five of the last six meetings - including three of four this season.
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Edward Snowden slammed WikiLeaks' "hostility to even modest curation" on Thursday as the data-leaking site struggles against two simultaneous controversies.
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"He's a good defensive football coach and has good defenses," Fitzpatrick said about his struggles against teams coached by Rex Ryan.
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Religion is often invoked in hip-hop in a metaphorical way, a method of dramatizing one's struggles against temptation or judgment.
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The Astros' struggles against the Rangers — and their depleted starting rotation — will most likely cost them a spot in the playoffs.
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I was especially empowered by learning about their struggles against the carceral system, the police state, economic injustice and trans misogyny.
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Nationalists love talking about Lithuania's struggles against Russians or Poles, but are reluctant to discuss their compatriots who collaborated with the Nazis.
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In Mignola's story, Hellboy also struggles against his demonic nature, and against the reactions of humans who see him as a monster.
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"You'll breed well," he assures her as she struggles against her restraints, his damaged eyes twinkling in the darkness with fatherly hope.
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In our divisional-round preview, we wondered if Bradley would change up against Tom Brady, especially given Brady's recent struggles against blitzes.
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US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo struggles against the clock to keep the talks on track as Russia calls for a slowdown.
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Skipping food and drink for well over 12 hours can put stress on the body, which immediately struggles against dehydration and hunger.
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Bloomberg, the billionaire former mayor of New York, has indicated to associates in recent weeks that Joe Biden's recent struggles against Sen.
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"When high-profile people choose to take a stand for human rights, it emboldens many others in their struggles against injustice," Shetty said.
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Charles embodies the power of self-esteem, for yourself and as a liberating force for others' struggles against racism, homophobia, illness and stigma.
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The Signalman initially seems more conventional, yet he struggles against PTSD and fear of infection caused by an encounter with the grotesque fungus.
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Despite Beal's 31 and struggles against the Wizards' zone defense, the Sixers still managed to hold an 88-80 lead after three quarters.
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As measured by Backhand Potency (BHP), Federer's improved backhand represents most of the difference between his recent triumphs and past struggles against the Spaniard.
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But that follows struggles against Australia, France and Serbia in group play, all close wins in which the star-studded U.S. never really clicked.
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The party's state president, P.S Sreedharan Pillai, told TV channels the BJP would "support the struggles against the destruction of faith by the Communists".
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Richard is 7-1 with a 63 ERA in 10 career starts against the Diamondbacks despite some struggles against Paul Goldschmidt (5-for-14).
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We must "fight for a positive universal project shared by all participants", specifically, he writes, the twin struggles against corruption and the globalist elite.
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But he has set an impossible standard for himself, and his late-game struggles against the Knicks were emblematic of a season gone awry.
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It's also a deeply felt love story, about Robinson and his wife, Rachel, and their twin struggles against the racist society they lived in.
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He says he related to the way that Buffy's struggles against the forces of darkness never seem to attract much concern from the outside world.
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"The arrests and raids are outrageous attempts to stifle voices of dissent and curb peaceful struggles against this government's anti-people ideology," Mr. Bhushan wrote.
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"She's in the last movement of her life," Rence says of Magnificat, the final feline survivor, whom she struggles, against all odds, to take home.
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That's why the struggle against ableism, which involves discrimination against people with disabilities, has taken its place alongside struggles against sexism, racism and the like.
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RHP Bronson Arroyo's recent struggles against the Cardinals continued Wednesday night when he allowed four earned runs on eight hits in 5 2/3 innings.
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After 1949, the Communist Party guided literary production, deploying literature to help develop patriotic sentiments, promote the economic underclass, and document struggles against invaders and capitalists.
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Angels RH Daniel Wright (21-22, 22) Hamels allowed two runs or fewer in seven of his previous eight starts before the struggles against the Mariners.
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It's a timely look at the shapes and forms of resistance that can inform today's political struggles against an emboldened front of white supremacy and xenophobia.
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The struggles against the galleries in Boyle Heights have taught us valuable lessons and we have learned about housing struggles through local organizing with fellow tenants.
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De La Rosa is 53-25 with a 212 ERA in 29 career appearances (23 starts) against the Padres and struggles against Kemp, who is hitting .
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Brewers left fielder Ryan Braun was hitless in four at-bats on Friday to end an 11-game hitting streak and he traditionally struggles against Wainwright — .
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Lock — his struggles against conference opponents well documented — finished 24 of 32 for 250 yards and three touchdowns, enjoying the return of top receiver Emanuel Hall.
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The 13th-seeded Venus had some struggles against the German qualifier but clinched the crucial points to advance to a last eight clash with Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova.
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But there are concerns the firm may face headwinds this year as its banking arm struggles against a regulatory clamp down on off-balance-sheet instruments.
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No matter how she struggles against it, her dream man does not exist because she does not want a man at all—she simply wants love.
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Steve Pearce, a first baseman and designated hitter, has brought right-handed thump to the Boston lineup to offset some modest struggles against left-handed pitching.
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I spoke to Amanda Fielding of the Beckley Foundation, which has conducted several successful experiments on the therapeutic power of psychedelics, but constantly struggles against legal obstacles.
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He has played mostly against right-handed starters this season, but Collins admitted Conforto could be an option against left-handed pitchers despite his struggles against them.
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"Learning about immigration patterns of minorities has been helpful for me in understanding both my roots and how interconnected our struggles against systemic oppression are," she wrote.
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San Diego is starting right-hander Trevor Cahill on Wednesday, which comes as welcome news to a Dodgers lineup whose struggles against left-handed pitching continued on Tuesday.
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Singapore's exports fell more than expected in June, marking their biggest decline in six years, as the city-state struggles against tepid global demand and the Sino-U.
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Puig was not in the starting lineup for the second consecutive game because of his struggles against left-handed pitching and the Rockies going with lefty Tyler Anderson.
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In the fight for land and the environment, communities around the world are locked in deadly struggles against governments, companies and criminal gangs exploiting land, Global Witness said.
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The most powerful parts of the memoir are those in which Mirvis struggles against a belief system and community that demand rigid adherence and punish refusals to conform.
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For three decades, Kurdish nationalists have been Our Men In The Middle East, reliable proxies and allies in U.S. struggles against Saddam Hussein, Tehran's government, and Islamist terrorists.
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He kept a modest apartment on the Left Bank in Paris, where he wrote about his struggles against fascism and bolstered the opposition among immigrants and other exiles.
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His quest to stay within Trump's good graces has undermined the integrity of the nation's elections, the American rule of law, and Ukraine's struggles against corruption and invasion.
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The 33-year-old dictator has become more forceful in threats and stepped up the regime's missile testing program even as the communist country struggles against increasing sanctions.
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As the European Union struggles against the "iron embrace" of Russian pipelines, it has made opening a new Southern GasCorridor to carry gas from Azerbaijan by 2020 a priority.
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In other words, while Roth might've been bred for patriotism, that sentiment was retained not out of filial duty, but continually earned through his struggles against irony and cynicism.
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Sabathia is 23-24 with a 33 ERA in 23 career postseason appearances and has had his struggles against Ramirez (23-for-22, two RBIs) and Lindor (5-for-9).
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's exports fell more than expected in June, marking their biggest decline in six years, as the city-state struggles against tepid global demand and the Sino-U.
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As America's west struggles against drought and climate change, the federal government must stop auctioning off new leases so that we can leave these dirty fossil fuels in the ground.
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He moved to Japan to live more slowly, yet he struggles against time, despite knowing that "the only way to be happy is to make my peace with the autumn."
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The Los Angeles Angels have at least temporarily ended their recent struggles against Kansas City and look to finish off a three-game sweep of the Royals in Wednesday's home contest.
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The level of quality is high—transcendently so, in works by Joan Mitchell and Agnes Martin—but the drama of the show is in the intermittent, solitary struggles against steep odds.
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The village school is named after him, and his struggles against the Soviet Union are also honored with a memorial carved from stone next to the farm where he was born.
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As he took the reins of power, condolence messages streamed in for Qaboos from across the globe, including from parties locked in struggles against each other, reflecting Oman's emphasis on nonalignment.
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"Now our struggle is even weightier," than earlier struggles against colonialist and imperialist powers, she said, "because the people we are facing down aren't foreigners, but are from our own nation."
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But the unit might&aposve learned a lesson or two from struggles against Wentz and Co. "We definitely have to do a better job against mobile quarterbacks," defensive lineman Ziggy Hood said.
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Britain's unwritten political order, as the writer George Orwell noted, has always cherished eccentricity; in many other democracies, a formal, constitutional right to free speech reflects long struggles against authoritarianism and theocracy.
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It could also further dent confidence in the China Securities Regulatory Commission and in the wider financial regulatory framework to manage increasingly complex markets even as China's economy struggles against major headwinds.
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It could have turned into quite a jam but Bradley, who often struggles against left-handers, gave him a huge gift with a grounder up the middle that Manny Machado handled easily.
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Juul plans to cut $1 billion in costs next year, including the elimination of 650 jobs, as the e-cigarette maker struggles against regulatory and public concern about the risks of vaping.
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School of Echoes is a space for critical reflection on the conditions in working class and poor communities, including (but not limited to) struggles against gentrification and for the human right to housing.
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In the fight for land and the environment, communities around the world are locked in deadly struggles against governments, companies and criminal gangs exploiting land for products including timber, minerals and palm oil.
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It could also further dent confidence in the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) and of the wider financial regulatory framework to manage increasingly complex markets even as China's economy struggles against major headwinds.
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So Che gets reduced to a poster, the renegade figure of Malcolm X to a choreographed arrangement, the struggles against AIDS to a song, and concerted, protracted protest to a hand signal for peace.
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"Adore," the six-minute centerpiece of the album, could have been an uplifting ballad about doing the right things and cherishing the moment; instead, it struggles against minor chords and an insistent bass undertow.
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On the contrary, his shooting struggles against St. John's (227-of-233) dropped the senior guard to 23-of-23 from the field with a 43 scoring average against the Spartans' three toughest opponents.
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It encompasses struggles against climate catastrophe, a history of breaking treaties with Native Americans, attacks on the right to assemble, assaults on journalists, the militarization of police, and placing corporate profits over human rights.
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But Zverev cited his struggles against 710th-ranked Thai-Son Kwiatkowski in a first-round five-setter as a sign that rankings were not predictive, but rather temporary temperature readings of a player's form.
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Preoccupied by domestic struggles against populism, countries such as Germany have become "more inwardly oriented" and have often failed to challenge real and pressing threats to human rights around the world, the report claims.
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The Yankees believed that Nova, then a pending free agent, was expendable largely because of his struggles against American League East rivals — his career E.R.A. is more than 5.00 against Boston, Baltimore and Toronto.
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Coming off a rare league loss, the sixth-ranked Blue Devils look to extend their home winning streak to 18 games Saturday, when they attempt to overcome their recent struggles against the Fighting Irish.
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Featuring a blue-tinged vintage postcard-like set by Scott Pask, with period costumes by Suttirat Anne Larlarb, "Finding Neverland" follows Barrie's struggles against his own inhibitions and a world of starchy, disapproving grown-ups.
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The first of these walls was mostly knocked down with the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 22016, which prevents employment discrimination on the basis of race, though struggles against racism remained long after.
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LHP Francisco Liriano continued his struggles against the Tampa Bay Rays this season with his second shortest outing of the year Friday, going 3 2/3 innings and giving up three runs on five hits.
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A concerted effort could boost security and worldwide support for local communities locked in deadly struggles against governments and companies over land, said Vicky Tauli-Corpuz, U.N. Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous People.
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While a majority of Americans, 19483 percent, say they side with Israel and its struggles against terrorism, sympathy for the Palestinians' cause has been rising, according to a Pew Research Center study released in May.
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Arizona didn't have any struggles against Washington when they met three weeks ago, and the No. 20 Wildcats will look for a repeat performance when they visit the Huskies on Saturday for another Pac-12 contest.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's government has adopted a decree with emergency new measures to contain the coronavirus, as it struggles against the worst outbreak in Europe which has killed at least 107 in less than two weeks.
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We belong to communities that are, at one and the same time, engaged in day-to-day struggles against settler-colonialism, white supremacy, patriarchal violence, police terror, mass incarceration, population displacement, deportation, economic precarity, and climate disaster.
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To begin with, Macron paid tribute to common sacrifices and values shared between the United States and its oldest ally, through two world wars to today's common struggles against terrorism at home and in places like Syria.
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Built in 1887 (sixteen years after Jackson's death) in a gothic revival style that evokes French cathedrals, the church is known for the large-scale paintings in its sanctuary that depict African-Americans' struggles against white supremacy.
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They did not mount any kind of threat until loading the bases in the ninth off Dellin Betances and scoring their second run on a walk by Benintendi, who had few answers about their struggles against Sabathia.
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Wong has said he wants to show he deserves to play against left-handed pitching this season but was not in the lineup against Pirates LHP Jon Niese following his struggles against Pirates LHP Francisco Liriano on Sunday.
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"I have a duty to defend my country, Every Kurdish person must defend their country," said 45-year-old Fadil, whose attitude exemplifies the fierce nationalism that characterizes the Iraqi Kurds' struggles against Islamic State and other foes.
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If Denver struggles against the Atlanta Hawks, Brooklyn Nets, and New York Knicks before the Miami Heat, Toronto, Golden State Warriors, and Oklahoma City Thunder invade the Pepsi Center, will he have an opportunity to turn things around?
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But Wells-Barnett's legacy can be seen in the sit-in demonstrations of the 1960s, the contemporary emerging political power of Black women, and the struggles against anti-Black violence that is the foundation of #BlackLivesMatter and #SayHerName.
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And as classrooms light up again across West Virginia this week, teachers will be resuming their daily struggles against two modern ills: an intractable drug crisis on top of a growing nationwide fear of bloodshed in the classroom.
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ROME, March 5 (Reuters) - Italy's government has adopted a decree with emergency new measures to contain the coronavirus, as it struggles against the worst outbreak in Europe which has killed at least 107 in less than two weeks.
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But if the markets were wrong to place so much weight on Ms Kerber's recent struggles against Ms Muguruza—Ms Kerber did win the first three of the pair's eight matches—why does she keep falling to the Spaniard?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's imperative for those paying respects to understand and interrogate civil rights museums, memorials, and any other commemorations of Black struggles against oppression as artistic projects, rather than just as supposedly objective monuments.
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The limits of this vantage point are carefully acknowledged: Toby is shown to despise any display of wealth besides his own, and Rachel's struggles against workplace sexism are complicated by her occasionally exploitative treatment of the women below her.
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Its simple forms and rich colors have an unlikely resonance with diaristic ledger drawings by Howling Wolf, Bear's Heart and Etadleuh Doanmoe, whose works offer glimpses of their Native American nations' exploits and struggles against the United States government.
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HRC divesting from Wells Fargo would give them a chance to say what lots of folks have been saying within trans and queer communities for years: that it's not possible to separate trans and queer liberation from broader struggles against injustice.
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But as the months went on, I felt increasingly compelled to tell a story about the battle to integrate P.S. 307 precisely because I was both personally involved and deeply aware of the history of contemporary struggles against school segregation.
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The details of Luther's life and of his struggles against the status quo are related with verve, and with a genuine talent for rendering the intricacies of late medieval theology approachable to those who may have never encountered it before.
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While there are too few cases here to call it a sample, there is extensive research showing how economic conditions affect a president's public support — and the paths of Clinton's and Nixon's struggles against impeachment generally followed the economy's trajectory at the time.
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Barzani, whose father led struggles against Baghdad in the 1960s and 1970s, told Reuters in July the Kurds would take responsibility for the expected "yes" outcome of the referendum, and implement the outcome through dialogue with Baghdad and regional powers to avoid conflict.
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The term "deep state," in fact, first emerged in Turkey decades ago, long before it came into vogue among Trump supporters, and Mr. Erdogan's advisers say he has cultivated Mr. Trump by emphasizing their shared struggles against such entrenched forces within their governments.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Construction starts for new nuclear reactors fell to zero globally in the first half of 2016 as the atomic industry struggles against falling costs for renewables and a slowdown in Chinese building, a report on the industry showed on Wednesday.
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The writers missed some opportunities to show the misogyny Carol and her friend and fellow pilot Maria Rambeau (Lashana Lynch) would have faced as female pilots in the 1980s, and most of Carol's struggles against sexism are rendered in quick, unremarkable flashbacks.
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O. Van den Berg (author of 22013's surreal and haunting The Third Hotel) returns to short fiction in a collection of 22017 stories about women and the ways in which they deal with their struggles against misogyny, violence, and power imbalance. —A.
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Those whose predecessors fought alongside Kim Il-sung in the guerrilla struggles against the Japanese occupiers of Korea before its 1945 liberation are endowed with the highest level of songbun; many of their descendants today occupy the highest echelons in the government.
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That threat pushed the social liberalism that Libertarians developed in their 19th century struggles against racism, imperialism and slavery to the background, and led them to resist, on economic issues, taking a single step down any road that remotely resembled the way toward socialism.
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All the while, Flip struggles against a voice in her head she calls "the pig"—an allusion to the role of police in regulating Black and queer bodies—which relentlessly tells her that, as a queer woman of color, she isn't worthy of love.
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In the fight for land and the environment, which UK-based watchdog Global Witness calls "a new battleground for human rights", communities worldwide are locked in deadly struggles against governments, companies and criminal gangs exploiting land for products including timber, minerals and palm oil.
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The Blue Jays' Aaron Sanchez has won his last 10 decisions, including two versus Baltimore, and opposes Chris Tillman, a 14-game winner who struggles against Toronto — especially at the Rogers Centre where he is 2-6 with a 7.94 ERA in 11 starts.
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Reichardt sets her sights low, the better to capture her hard-scrabbling protagonists and their humble struggles against the spiny backdrop of the pine trees that threaten to engulf them (not to mention the equally imposing men trying to make their own more violent way).
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Despite the dollar's struggles against its major rivals, the euro was broadly steady around $1.1685 after Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio told an Italian paper the country's public deficit could exceed the European Union's ceiling of 3 percent of gross domestic product.
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It was amusing to see him so enthused about Bastille Day, which celebrates the storming of a building used as a political prison and armory during the French Revolution: It honors the kind of popular liberation struggles against tyranny Trump does not sympathize with.
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This will be the sixth and final season for Silicon Valley, which debuted in 2014 as the story of a socially awkward but innovative coder Richard Hendricks (Thomas Middleditch), who persistently struggles against the oppressive demands of tech giants and the personal weaknesses of his own friends.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Education alone will not lift millions of lower-caste Indians out of poverty and oppression as long as land in the country is in the hands of a powerful few, according to a Dalit writer whose memoir chronicles her family's struggles against caste.
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The Boston Celtics may be the top seed, but their struggles against the Chicago Bulls—before Rajon Rondo went down with a fractured thumb—were very familiar to anyone who's watched the team lately: rebounding, and an inability to generate offense through anyone not named Isaiah Thomas.
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Some observers have noted similarities between recent events in Saudi Arabia and the plot of "Black Panther," which tells the story of a prince who takes charge of his kingdom, struggles against a rival to the throne and chooses to lead his people in a new direction.
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The USN side of the story was by far the more interesting, as Front Mission 4 was the only game in the series to highlight independence struggles against the USN, and included guerilla independence fighters as characters with relatable motivations beyond the abstract machinations of international politics.
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Coming on the heels of a report on Wednesday showing private payrolls in December notched their biggest increase in a year, the data on Thursday suggest the economy's fundamentals remain healthy as it struggles against the headwinds of a strong dollar, bloated inventories and energy sector investment cuts.
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Presented in Chicago — where city Police Officer Jason Van Dyke was indicted earlier this year for the murder of Laquan McDonald, and where community activists continue rallying against the expansion of policing in Black and brown communities — the struggles against imposed state and societal violence immediately come to mind.
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Coming on the heels of a report on Wednesday showing that private payrolls in December recorded their biggest increase in a year, the data on Thursday suggested the economy's fundamentals remain healthy as it struggles against the headwinds of a strong dollar, bloated inventories and energy sector investment cuts.
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Coming on the heals of a report on Wednesday showing private payrolls in December notched their biggest increase in a year, the claims data should reinforce views of the economy's healthy fundamentals as it struggles against the headwinds of a strong dollar, bloated inventories and energy sector investment cuts.
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Vanessa is Virginia's compatriot in her youthful struggles — against their half brothers, against their father's neuroses and neediness, against their beautiful mother's aestheticized misogyny — and in her adult work, and Gill writes persuasively about the sisters' escape from the Stephen household, their marriages and their efforts to make books and art.
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This year the Apple Watch is celebrating the holiday with the Thanksgiving Day Challenge, a small stakes challenge aimed at getting wearers to move a modest 5k during the day, a nod, no doubt to the annual Turkey Trot race – and humankind's on-going struggles against the nap-inducing effects of tryptophan.
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Matt Adams struggles against lefties but can put a scare in a right-handed reliever; Kolten Wong has seen his playing time cut in a crowded infield but has a lit-dynamite swing; Jeremy Hazelbaker and Tommy Pham were actually grown from strands of Mark McGwire's hair recovered from the old Busch Stadium.
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King's battles in the South brought him into conflict with an array of powerful white racists, but the struggles against housing discrimination, school segregation and police brutality produced a different set of combatants, many of whom were protected by Democratic Party machines and black political operatives who acted as gatekeepers in black communities.
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It was their struggles against left-handed pitchers, especially late in the season, that prompted the Yankees to trade for outfielder Aaron Hicks and second baseman Starlin Castro, who will both be in the order on Tuesday to help balance a lineup whose only real pop against left-handers comes from the 40-year-old Alex Rodriguez.
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The long reach of youth movements continued into the 1980s and 1990s as American teenagers formed a core part of international struggles against racial apartheid in South Africa, promoted a resurgence of pride and interest in Africa through hip-hop culture, and became key participants in the Million Man March and its subsequent spinoff demonstrations in the United States.
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And what you point to is there is a really dangerous sort of historical amnesia that is worse in the US than it is in the Europe, and a really strong, concerted effort to distance eras of historical developments both on the right and on the left—[the idea that] Nazism was definitively defeated in 1945, and the civil rights movement allegedly marked the end of kind of struggles against racism.
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Given the long and protracted anti-racist struggles against assorted Norwegian right-wing extremists from the 1970s and well into the 2000s, that is, to put it mildly, not necessarily how most actual former immigrants and asylum seekers to Norway remember it; but it is of course the privilege of Norwegians in hegemonic positions in academia, the media and in politics to leave out any trace whatsoever of their voices and experiences like Tvedt does.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, whose endorsement became highly coveted in the Democratic presidential race after she dropped out last week, is unlikely to endorse her ideological ally Senator Bernie Sanders, according to several people close to her, even though Mr. Sanders is looking for political lifelines as he struggles against former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. Ms. Warren is expected to withhold her endorsement from Mr. Sanders as well as Mr. Biden at this point, choosing to let the primary play out rather than seek to change its course, according to several people familiar with Ms. Warren's thinking who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss her considerations.
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The digital devices contained all of Ince's output in the last 20 years of his career: footage of the LGBTQ struggle in Turkey (including documentation of the founding of the pioneering LGBTQ group, Kaos GL); films on the Kurdish struggle for liberation; documentation of the anti-militarist movement in Turkey; footage of villagers' struggles against landlords; a film on Kurdish paper collectors, who survive by collecting discarded paper in the streets for recycling; and most recently, his documentation of KHK resistance movement, which protested the purging of nearly 150,000 of academics and public servants under Statutory Decree No. 696 (colloquially referred to as KHK, an acronym for the decree in Turkish) following the failed coup d'état attempt in 2017.
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