America once inspired subjugated people and sought to promote democracy.
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They were seen as rebels and needed to be subjugated.
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A place where women are subjugated and used only for reproduction.
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Offred reclaims the very text with which society has subjugated her.
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Because they invaded this country and made us their subjugated people.
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Because when you are subjugated and exploited, holding that line means starving.
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But the Valyrians harnessed and subjugated them as no one else could.
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Others asserted that Korea would be subjugated to the world's largest economy.
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The Tibetans were subjugated by force, and they are still protesting today.
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"Kendall is a very subjugated, broken, collapsed person [this season]," Strong said.
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The individual behind the craft is subjugated to the act of making.
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Hawk: We were so — how do I say it — subjugated by them.
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Like Arnold, he realized that it was cruel to keep his hosts subjugated.
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In both shows, Samira Wiley plays queer women subjugated within a cruel system.
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He refuses to be subjugated, and it's in his nature to fight back.
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The subjugated Westworld hosts, on the other hand, aren't so lucky throughout season 1.
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A place where a class of women are subjugated and used only for reproduction.
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People who have been subjugated and oppressed for so many years are going missing.
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With the men, he's subjugated them in a different way as the fawning sidekicks.
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As a result, women have been subjugated physically, emotionally, economically, and reproductively for millennia.
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A subjugated group, taking its destiny into its hands, valiantly rebels against its oppressors.
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It's a place where a class of women are subjugated and used only for reproduction.
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Running away, forever if at all possible, from the parched, subjugated, defeated, sterile, sick Earth.
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They fight to create a society subjugated under Islamic religious law (sharia) wherever they can.
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Or Mexico, where young people from cartel-subjugated neighborhoods are foot soldiers in drug wars.
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My work suggests the opposite —the viewer is subjugated by the gaze of the model.
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"It makes the community easier to be subjugated, more cooperative, more docile," Dr. Klimes said.
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"For some, she has become a powerful symbol of Chinese people once again being subjugated."
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Despite these interrogations and the trial itself, Bamseom Pirates' insist they were never subjugated to outright silencing.
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"The Handmaid's Tale," by Margaret Atwood:Set in a society where women are subjugated and placed in classes.
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Homosexuality and drinking alcohol are illegal in Saudi Arabia, where women are formally subjugated under the law.
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Simultaneously, it subjugated Tibet and East Turkestan and began a campaign of cultural genocide in both places.
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Saru, of course, knows the Great Balance is a fraud and a ploy to keep Kelpiens subjugated.
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These "sacrifice zones" are the same place from which colonizers enslaved, exploited, and subjugated native and indigenous populations.
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This drama starring Elisabeth Moss centers around a dystopian society in which women have been subjugated into servitude.
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The Treasury, traditionally a power center in British government, is now being largely subjugated to Mr. Johnson's office.
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But it's still steeped in a socially conservative culture that often relegates women to hidden or subjugated roles.
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In the book, the name Minke comes to symbolize how a colonial power subjugated the Javanese indigenous consciousness.
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Her breakthrough came in "The Help" (0003), as the subjugated Mississippi maid who cloaks her revenge in pie.
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The insistence of older women that their daughters not be subjugated by men is interpreted as its own subjugation.
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Any corporate counterpart would be paralysed by the analogous combination of influential clients, subjugated shareholders and a dominant board.
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"Even in 'advanced' countries, women are ignored, passed over, mistreated and subjugated at rates that are unacceptable," she said.
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Serena isn't the victim here or the subjugated wife, who is unwittingly manipulated into serving her husband's darkest impulses.
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The Sinner does have a habit of turning incomprehensible violence by women into applause-worthy refusals to be subjugated.
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Breaking from the mold of an all-powerful king with subjugated servants, there was no "head" of the roundtable.
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Conflicts of interest that were sidelined and subjugated to the joint aim of defeating of ISIS are now exposed.
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Conservatives are not being subjugated because they can't stop other people from holding a public event that offends them.
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The many factions on Naboo join forces to expel the invaders, with the subjugated and disrespected Gungans leading the fray.
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You don't get into [listening to your intuition] enough whereby you are subjugated to it, like it's running your life.
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"That has a Native figure and an African figure subjugated to a Roosevelt president, on a horse," Mr. Husain said.
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Now these same Atlantic rivers are fettered and tired, falling to the sea with the stilted tempo of the subjugated.
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All the noble houses and provincial warlords whose shifting allegiances could rebalance the scales have been wiped-out or subjugated.
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Perhaps all they need is more men — and a village full of women — to stand up and refuse to be subjugated.
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The Gaza Strip has been turned into a huge prison camp, where 1.8 million Palestinians are subjugated in dire living conditions.
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In the fictional world created by novelist Pierre Boulle, apes are superior beings who have subjugated humans under a system of inequality.
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Both women are oppressed in the dystopic society of Gilead, where a class of women are subjugated and used only for reproduction.
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He is in a powerless, subjugated position, and we have no idea who he is or who has done this to him.
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It's a place where women are stripped of their rights, and some — the handmaids — are subjugated and used only for reproduction, a.k.a.
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Men wanted to pay to hold a subjugated Lorena—the cock-cutter—naked in their hands while fondling their own intact genitals.
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European self-consciousness was then sharply demarcated in remote trading posts and colonies vis-à-vis subjugated and supposedly racially inferior peoples.
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In HBO's "Westworld," adapted from Michael Crichton's thriller, lifelike automatons are subjugated in a world of declining morals and brutal economic disparity.
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In HBO's "Westworld," adapted from Michael Crichton's thriller, lifelike automatons are subjugated in a world of declining morals and brutal economic disparity.
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" But she argued that students must be allowed to speak out on behalf of "Israel's most subjugated people, which are the Palestinians.
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Aristotle appealed to the "natural law" of social hierarchy to explain why women, slaves and animals were to be subjugated by intellectual men.
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It wasn't motivated by an altruistic desire to keep American Indians from being subjugated or anything; it just wanted to avoid border conflicts.
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Women in this world are subjugated, reduced to roles that boil down to wives, servants and breeding slaves (the handmaids of the title).
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The series is set in a world in which its gods were killed, and its cities and citizens were subjugated by an Empire.
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It shows the slow destruction that addiction wreaks on their relationship and themselves; both characters are subjugated to drugs in their own way.
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"As a Mexican, I lament that President Peña allowed himself to be subjugated by President Donald Trump in the phone call," he said.
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Kernel is not alone in seeing BCIs as a way for humans to co-exist with AI rather than be subjugated to it.
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It's where art is celebrated for art's sake, and where women and LGBTQ+ groups can relax without fear of being subjugated or harassed.
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As Doyle directs it and Erivo plays it, Celie is mystified by the women around her who manage not to be subjugated survivors.
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" He added: "So the only way he believes America can succeed is if another country somehow is subjugated or loses some treaty right.
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We get a scene with Negan and his "wives," which we learn are the former spouses of men he's murdered or subjugated, like Dwight.
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There peasants who had for hundreds of years been subjugated and brutalized by the landed gentry rose up and chased them off their lands.
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Veblen largely rejected this idea, arguing instead that modern people still carried with them their barbarian past, in which violent warrior kings subjugated peasants.
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We risk creating a culture where humanity is entirely subjugated to the idea of constant productivity, where any rest is a form of rebellion.
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"We are subjugated to the production of truth through power and we cannot exercise power except through the production of truth," wrote the philosopher.
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He was traditionally depicted in chains to remind us that he was subjugated to St. Nicholas and the church's notion of a just cosmos.
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If the rich grew too rich, if workers became impoverished, if women were subjugated, society fell out of balance, and the whole of it suffered.
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I believe this is all motivated by a lot of the same thing, which is the anger of the underrepresented, the anger of the subjugated.
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Let's remember world history: Most of Africa was at some point colonized by Europe's empires, which subjugated these societies and stripped them of their resources.
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The women in the cult, Ivy (Alison Pill), Beverly (Adina Porter), and Winter (Billie Lourd), have been subjugated to domestic work at the Butcher on Main.
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Critics said the commercial evoked images of slavery in the United States and a time when black women were subjugated and raped by white slave owners.
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With the help of a Buddhist ascetic, she conjured a city out of the jungle, subjugated the natives and begat not one, but two royal dynasties.
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The Power begins in a world in which women are subjugated, in which they are raped and ignored and belittled and live their lives in fear.
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Men can feel belittled, upset, or regretful afterwards—which is interesting, because women allow men to fuck them all the time, but they don't feel subjugated.
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He is "enraged at the world for making him feel so afraid and subjugated and minimized, and uses his body to exorcise his rage," Haynes said.
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In "Where the Wild Things Are," a mother who sends a roughhousing son to bed without supper becomes, in his dream, a monster to be subjugated.
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Allen frequently seemed bored, and the idea that white men were being subjugated in a way they never had previously was mocked by critics and journalists.
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Irbil, Iraq (CNN)As Iraqi forces advance on ISIS strongholds, a sign discovered near Mosul reveals the extent of the militants' invasive control of populations they subjugated.
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His people, the Chiss, were one of the few alien races not to be directly subjugated by the Empire, but instead brought in as almost-equal partners.
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Bombed-out, psychologically traumatized Cambodia has become a place where even children are seen as commodities and treated worse than never terrorized or subjugated humans can imagine.
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We have been the enemy; the subjugated; the "lesser" peoples whose scramble for a foothold in society was historically seen as a menace to the American order.
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" He added: "Learning of what happened, I recognise the sins of my British colonial history, the ideology that too often subjugated and dehumanised other races and cultures.
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The black friend as a buffer dates to the days of slave owners painting a false narrative that they were beloved by the African-Americans they subjugated.
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For decades, reports flooded into Europe that the king subjugated his people with savage acts of brutality, like cutting off the hands of men, women, and children.
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The characters on this Meso-American artifact are currently untranslatable — lost to a history subjugated by the European colonists who conquered North America and decimated its Indigenous populations.
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This would be in line with the feminist critiques of heterosexual desire as rigidly locking men and women into gendered roles of patriarchal oppressor and subjugated sex victim.
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These cultural and political figures are powerful, positive representations of India, which for centuries has been framed through Orientalist stereotypes of snake charmers, arranged marriages and subjugated women.
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Or was T'Challa right that isolation to the point of invisibility was the only way to ensure that Wakanda never met the fate of its subjugated sister nations?
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But for residents, it's a double-edged sword: While many locals depend on the industry for their livelihoods, they often also find themselves displaced and subjugated by it.
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Sexism and oppression wear many guises in "#Female Pleasure," Barbara Miller's illuminating if one-sided overview of the myriad ways in which women's sexuality is controlled and subjugated.
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The novel necessarily focuses on its antihero's internal world; the movie effortlessly calls attention to the situation of the Pied-Noir, living amid a sea of subjugated natives.
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The arrivals of all these talented players, accustomed to taking many shots and scoring loads of points, could have crashed the program, but the players subjugated their egos.
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In this one small (but not insignificant) way, I think, 19th-century women were lucky, with their largely unsatisfying marriages and segregation into a subjugated and repressed gender caste.
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A vast number of conspiracy theories hinge on the existence of a subjugated yet honorable "people" against a corrupt and scheming "elite," and, as it happens, so does populism.
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We often equate fighting sports to either European or Asian tradition, which ignores the vast history of martial arts across all peoples, even those that were subjugated and victimized.
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The current atrocities against the subjugated Uighur population in East Turkestan are slowly gaining the world's attention, though it has been ongoing for decades on a less dramatic scale.
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Yet the past decades have taught us how much easier it is to build new roads and houses and modern factories than to turn subjugated subjects into tolerant democrats.
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Sad at how 2 million Palestinians could be subjugated by Hamas and its partner in terror, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, and at the lack of a solution to this problem.
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"The right to free speech must be subordinated and subjugated to the right to national security," said Babatunde Fashola, who is also the minister of power, works and housing.
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It's tough because we have been subjugated so long and you want to get that shine, but by accepting that you are also accepting that it's special and not normal.
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Banks need to fulfill different mandates with widely different tools and any hint that domestic policy is subjugated to the interest of foreign central banks risks a public relations disaster.
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But these touches seem there less to indicate grander readings and more to reinforce the literalism of what's onscreen, the relationship between humanity and its subjugated creations, its discardable children.
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For many other flyers, however, the arrival of basic economy represents yet one more area in which they're given an unwelcome choice: pay extra or be subjugated to further indignities.
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Especially nowadays, when money and politics seem to get their way no matter what, disagreement, iconoclasm and efforts to stay on the outside are routinely subjugated by an irresistible system.
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If the United States was to survive in a world that seemed increasingly subjugated by international Communism, the country would have to embrace the party that was most anti-Communist.
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But designers could also be powerful agents of change, not just in our culture but especially in developing nations where the subjugated status of women is a growing international concern.
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Civilian lives are inconsequential collateral damage as long as the military/industrial/banking complex uses the A.U.M.F. as legal grounds to terrorize the U.S.-subjugated fiefs in their cross-hairs.
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She's clearly tapped into some weird, compelling ideas about how women keep finding their bodies subjugated by powerful outside forces — and that could be a fantastic center for a thriller.
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When he turns into a regular man (trickily named Guy Mann), though, he is subjugated into a mundane existence, when all he really wants is to return to his former self.
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Kendall is a very subjugated, broken, collapsed person [this season] who is very much his father's … well, I thought of 'The Manchurian Candidate' but 'Game of Thrones' is a good one.
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And for the true book nerd, Solnit's backmatter explores the deeper meaning of the Cinderella story, and the light it sheds on the plight of the downtrodden and subjugated even today.
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The process of decolonization changed this context, and began to make some Scottish people see themselves as more the last of the people subjugated by the English than as co-subjugators.
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There are things that are enacted for a reason to keep certain people subjugated, to keep certain people exploited, and if you just look, if you just turn on your television and look at the people who are being killed or exploited or subjugated, they would have to be fucking superhuman to get out of that and to then not hold any resentment and to not have any issues that come along with all that disenfranchised and marginalized living.
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The more dangerous scenario, which is less likely to occur, is the entire global internet becomes subjugated as Western countries abide by these threats and fall into the trap of information warfare.
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Her concept albums tell the story of the "androids," a symbol for subjugated communities and outcasts, like "African-American women, women, emigrants, the excommunicated, the black man, the LGBTQ community," she says.
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The prison industrial complex still relies on a population of subjugated people in the millions in order to make a profit, and most of the population is comprised of people of color.
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From the very beginning, she chose to opt out of a society that subjugated women to the role of passive sexual objects, fetishised black women, and expected women to suppress their appetite.
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It was a cabinet of curiosities, a collection of creatures from far and near, from a time when the world had not yet been fully mapped and science had not subjugated everything.
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A decade ago, Elisabeth Moss began co-starring in "Mad Men," which among other things was about how women were objectified and subjugated — in the past, the 1960s, the bad old days.
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During most of "The Global Age," Communist regimes loyal to the Soviet Union subjugated millions of Europeans, sometimes through brutal force, as with Hungary in 210, Czechoslovakia in 2000 and Poland in 270.
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In Afghanistan's subjugated present it is not just family or tribal honor that is seen imperiled by female rebellion but also national honor, whose reclamation from the Americans requires even greater control over women.
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The show is based on the novel by Margaret Atwood, and depicts a future in which the United States is replaced by the Republic of Gilead, an extreme, religious dystopia where women are subjugated.
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Its American origin story, for example, is heavily influenced the ideological notion that the land (and the indigenous populations who live on it) must be civilized (subjugated and exploited) by their (white) cultural superiors.
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January 23's demonstration, which has already led to at least four deaths, will represent the strongest pushback yet against Maduro's unquenchable thirst for power by the citizens and officials he's subjugated for years.
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"The Handmaid's Tale" series, in which the United States has become a theocracy, and women are subjugated, was criticized for eliding issues of race in its fictional society and featuring a largely white cast.
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"He has said the names of people who have been subjugated to police violence, whether that be through murder, or police brutality" said Nelini Stamp of the Working Families Party, which endorsed Elizabeth Warren.
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Satan is the kind of figure we're familiar with today, both on TV and in real life: arrogant, charismatic, refusing to be subjugated to anyone, with a will bent only toward power and destruction.
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After the season premiere, I said it felt like Westworld was actively reckoning with its own reception, especially as Maeve and Dolores rolled their eyes and took control from the men who once subjugated them.
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Instead, The Handmaid's Tale does approximately nothing to explain how the collapse of the US into a dystopia where women are subjugated and queerness is forbidden would suddenly eliminate racism and the idea of race.
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You may act like a completely different person — ingratiating yourself to higher powers, publicly holding political views you don't believe in; in other words, completely subjugated to the system around you — but the self remains.
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Shame on any elected official or candidate for office who, because a Republican president might get credit for his foreign policy, withholds expressions of hope and confidence in a subjugated people's pursuit of basic rights.
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It meant an escape from the past, an alternate reality in which Ukraine was never subjugated by the Russian Empire or the Soviet Union but instead became a 'normal' European country like Germany or France.
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Imogen Poots: It is 100 percent a conscious decision to navigate this industry in a way where I'm not just playing characters subjugated by the male or where I'm an accessory for the male story.
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Jess looks at Nancy and glimpses a terrifying, imminent future in which she is viewed only as a mother — her own needs and desires permanently subjugated in a way that her husband's will never be.
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This translates, roughly, to Flower Hunter, which—as bestowed upon Bartram by a warrior and hunter and proud owner of slaves he'd stripped from the many tribes he'd brutally subjugated—was probably no great compliment.
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For many liberal, Western women, it's hard to get away from an idea that they see covering up as tied to religious ideologies, and antiquated notions of women's traditional (and oftentimes, subjugated) roles within those groups.
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It was a defining moment in U.S.-Iranian relations, essentially reinforcing to the world that Washington stood with Iran's tyrannical government and not with the millions of its subjugated citizens seeking Western-style democratic political reforms.
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"It is unusual for peace talks to be proposed in territory that is not neutral, save in those cases where one side has been utterly subjugated by the other," Adrian Bonenberger, an Afghanistan veteran, told Insider.
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Warriors goes deep on both the power and limitations of philanthropy inside a subjugated society by peeling through the layers of several different family dynamics, all while somehow making the viewer feel the need to visit.
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They noted that the progeny of an empire that transported Africans as chattel and occupied broad swaths of the Continent as a colonial power was being celebrated for marrying a person whose ancestors it likely subjugated.
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Based on a novel by Margaret Atwood, the series (starring Elisabeth Moss) is set in the totalitarian Republic of Gilead, in which women are subjugated to the theocracy that overthrew the government of the United States.
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Now, with "Genghis Khan and the Quest for God" he has taken his thesis still further, arguing with equal fervor and conviction that the Khan, though godless himself, favored total religious freedom for his subjugated millions.
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Imagine making a big-budget American film in 2018 in which a main character's recognition of her subjugated status, her efforts to liberate others in her predicament, and her calls for equality are played for laughs.
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Hence, too, the periodic stabs at a two-state peace, most conspicuously the Oslo accords of 1993: Running the lives of subjugated others is exhausting, corrupting and inherently violent, as well as incompatible with a true democracy.
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And I said that, heaven help me, I would not have accepted a devilish compromise that would have subjugated my county, even if it meant that some of my very own comrades would die before being free.
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On the one handthe hand that I am ultimately interested in here, Abe goes on an adventure that is meant to liberate the radically different groups who have all been subjugated by the Rupture Farms industrial complex.
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But the old Marxist dream that robots will free us from the drudgery of labor doesn't convince Ms. Cao: They seem to have subjugated the two heroes instead, and stunted their capacity to feel and to love.
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"This was a case of managers at Lidl Italia who were in charge of contracting work being permanently subjugated, so as to ensure projects were assigned favorably to the companies controlled by the associates," the warrant read.
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"Especially in its current location, the Sims monument has come to represent a legacy of oppressive and abusive practices on bodies that were seen as subjugated, subordinate, and exploitable in service to his fame," the report reads.
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Like the Dahomeans of Chicago's Midway, they were the subjugated natives of a conquered territory: African-Americans from a "Redeemed" post-Reconstruction South that, as much as any distant colony, had been seized from its inhabitants by force.
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"We are now in a bizarre situation where there has to be a tit-for-tat or quid pro quo for evacuations where people's medical needs are subjugated to political realities," he told reporters at a press conference.
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If they succeeded, the media would be flooded with images of all that is lost — Afghan supporters of the U.S. executed, schools closed, women and children subjugated, and shiny new terrorist camps in the place of U.S. bases.
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"Unfortunately, Judge Gorsuch has proven to have a judicial philosophy outside of the mainstream and time and again has subjugated individual rights to those of corporations," said Democratic Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, who came out in opposition to the nomination.
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By consecrating the long-subjugated black man with discarded materials, as he does with his amorphous, taloned figure attacked by wild dogs in "Boy Predator, Boy Prey" (2012), Munroe both amplifies and lampoons the contentiousness of black male identity.
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It's also proven there's a real connection between these two, when June has a meltdown over the handmaid trade deal, since she lied to the international politicians and claimed to be happy as a subjugated woman who's raped monthly.
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Like Margaret Atwood's "The Handmaid's Tale," it's also a novel about a subjugated woman, in this case not to a totalitarian theocracy but to subtler forces its heroine is only beginning to understand and fears she is complicit with.
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The Handmaid's Tale, which takes place in a dystopian universe in which women are subjugated to men, has been a classic more or less since it was first published in 1985, with 8 million English-language copies sold globally.
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People can argue that Maya doesn't understand the nature and the history of the American race struggle, they can argue that different subjugated groups don't need to exist in opposition to each other, but should be part of the same movement.
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Its story of a world where women are subjugated and held captive to be ritually raped once per month in hopes of producing a child carried with it an unspoken warning: Here was the end result of unchecked theocratic rule!
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Margaret Atwood's bestselling book, published in 1985, takes place in a dystopia called the Republic of Gilead -- a totalitarian society, formerly known as the US, where a class of women called the handmaids are subjugated and used only for reproduction.
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The violence associated with lynching was part of a larger system of Jim Crow segregation that kept people of color subjugated, stripped them of their voting rights and precipitated the mass migration of millions of black people from the South.
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Perhaps all trans women spend a portion of their lives "as men," but many are subjugated during that time due to feminine behavior—meaning that not all people who are perceived to be male receive the same treatment in society.
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There had been other mother and baby homes around the country, all connected to what many historians say was part of a system that subjugated vulnerable women — a system that also included the notorious institutions known as the Magdalen Laundries.
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After Trayvon Martin's killer, George Zimmerman, was acquitted in 2013, the hashtag #BlackLivesMatter began trending on social media—a cry of pain, anger, grief, and solidarity among Black people subjugated to racist violence even in the age of a Black president.
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It is not a place where the past is stored; it is an institution that manufactures the past as if people's refusal to be colonized, subjugated, made stateless is over, and what was acquired through violence is a fait accompli.
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The act of owning enslaved men and women was presented as a right, and whites supportive of slavery often pointed to the Bible when arguing that the very existence of black people meant that they were intended to be subjugated.
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I think we started as just kind of a separate thing, but it's been so intertwined with our company mission and now our R&D that we kind of subjugated it under the Hvmn, it's like a Hvmn community now.
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About 2,300 years ago, the uppity Greek-speaking kingdom of Macedonia subjugated the fractious southern city-states that now comprise Greece and then organized an all-Greek military expedition under King Alexander the Great that established an empire reaching as far as India.
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Moore was born just as Jim Crow, the collective name for the state, local and regional laws that segregated and subjugated African Americans in Mississippi and other parts of the South until the 1700s, was being forcibly dismantled by the federal government.
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In Poland the governing Law and Justice party has subjugated courts by stacking the Constitutional Tribunal with its cronies and by letting parliament, rather than other judges, choose members of the National Council of the Judiciary, the body that handles judicial appointments.
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The way that they have subjugated girls who are homeless and who are weak and who are exploited by this illegal alien gang which has gone from violent crime to lucrative enterprise, criminal enterprise of child sex prostitution rings across the country.
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As Musk apparently sees it, a possible prescription to this problem is to enhance humans alongside AI to ensure that we're able to counter any threats before they emerge, and to keep up with AI if we're to avoid being subjugated or destroyed.
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Renee Cox, "Raje for President" (1998) This is about a woman who is self-assured, empowered... or rather has chosen to empower herself, in the great power that women have always had since the beginning of time before we were subjugated by man.
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The poem's title refers to the way in which subjugated peoples are ordered to speak in the language of the oppressor; it was used on plantations in the Southern US and later became a slogan designed to shame French Canadians into speaking English.
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NATO expansion was, he suggests, "premature at best, and needlessly provocative at worst" — a debatable point in my view, given the need to secure and stabilize the liberation of more than 100 million long subjugated people in Central Europe and the Baltic States.
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It was also a reminder, for those open to one, of Puerto Rico's subjugated status, a legacy of colonial aspirations reinforced by policies like Promesa, the Obama administration's attempt to force fiscal austerity on the territory at the hands of unelected administrators.
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Though the city has become markedly more politically progressive in the nearly two decades it has been governed by a Western-backed democracy, Kabul is still steeped in a socially conservative Afghan culture that often relegates women to hidden or subjugated roles.
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It's not just whether the war on drugs has led to the widespread, costly incarceration of millions of Americans, but whether incarceration has created "the new Jim Crow" — a reference to policies, such as segregation and voting restrictions, that subjugated black communities in America.
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Shortly after the attack on the World Trade Center, hundreds of angry protesters marched on a local mosque; in the years that followed, many in the community had the misfortune of being victimized by hate crimes, and some were allegedly subjugated to FBI surveillance.
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But doing its own thing inevitably means spending more and more time in a world where women are brutally subjugated and turned into breeding stock, where teenage girls are married off to adult men, where survival sometimes means a complete psychological break with yourself.
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In the Russian imagination, Chechnya, a thousand miles south of Moscow on the edge of the Caucasus mountains, is a place of violence, home to a people who are to be feared and ultimately subjugated, yet awarded the respect one gives to a valiant enemy.
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The world was generally pliant to American will in the 1990s, but the defiantly anti-American Iraq stood out as a glaring exception; neoconservatives simply had few other examples to justify their view of a dangerous world that had to be subjugated by American power.
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" According to a report released in January, a mayoral commission found that "especially in its current location, the Sims monument has come to represent a legacy of oppressive and abusive practices on bodies that were seen as subjugated, subordinate, and exploitable in service to his fame.
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Republicans and Democrats also could come together to strengthen federal efforts to prevent women and girls in America and around the world from being subjugated to female genital mutilation — the barbaric practice of removing the external genitalia of girls and young women without a medical purpose.
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It's there in the television adaptation of Margaret Atwood's dystopian but all-too-timely "The Handmaid's Tale," where the long red gowns and severe white bonnets worn by the show's subjugated women serve as visual markers of oppression, while also managing to appear suddenly, disconcertingly fashion.
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That the demand, as blunt as it was, came from a young female artist in a milieu in which women were so frequently subjugated and discouraged is still startling; there's a sense in which "Christmas on Earth" can be seen as not having had enough influence.
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To the Editor: Though no decent, right-thinking person would ever deny the horrors visited upon the Africans brought here as slaves and whose descendants, throughout our history, have been brutalized and subjugated, it's hard for me to consider reparations to them without simultaneously including Native Americans.
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Unlike many political regimes which subjugated the people's voice to maintain a false sense of cohesiveness, America has pushed forward the boundaries of personal freedom and free thinking, gaining, in essence, power though the people, and the Latino community has been at the front of this crusade.
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Without diminishing the significance of Brown and the triumph in ending a mandate that very explicitly cast black students as inferior and forbade access to material resources white students received, consider what the end of formal segregation has meant for black students who remain a subjugated group.
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In an interview out of Sundance, Kent told Vulture she didn't want to sugarcoat the particularly violent period of Australian history known as "The Black War," which saw aboriginal inhabitants violently subjugated by British colonizers with little regard for the impact of the death and destruction they sowed.
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The female body is a nexus of pain almost by design (that by-now ubiquitous line from Fleabag: "women are born with pain built in, it's our physical destiny"), but it is also potentially monstrous—an object traditionally subjugated, both for its presumed weakness and its perceived threat.
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So, the beauty of the language, the vitality of the language — just like in the music — is a way of sustaining selves that are in the process of being crushed, demeaned, devalued, dominated, exploited, subjugated and so forth, and so, Baldwin does understand that life is a battlefield.
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The proper treatment of Muggles, meanwhile, is the great controversy within the wizarding world, where the good guys want them protected, left alone and sometimes studied, while the bad guys want to see them subjugated or enslaved (and all the Muggle-born "mudbloods" purged from the wizarding ranks).
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In "The Handmaid's Tale," even as feminism itself is smashed and females subjugated, those narratives get appropriated and incorporated into Gileadan rhetoric about protecting women and restraining men: It's "Biblical fascism sold with faux-feminist icing," as Nussbaum puts it, more effective because it claims to be responsive to its victims' professed fears.
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Ms. Le Pen's tactics on Wednesday, eschewing any kind of detailed exposition of policies and instead relying on epithet-slinging — Mr. Macron was "the privileged child of the system and the elites," and the "representative of subjugated France" — would have been familiar to anyone attending her rallies across France this election season.
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Where else, I am forced to ask, might you see the following: Britney Spears inviting an audience member (audience participants have included Howie from the Backstreet Boys, Nicole Richie, and Lance fucking Bass) onstage during "Freakshow" to be publicly subjugated by Dominatrix Britney—one of 20+ characters she plays over the course of the 80 minute runtime.
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They cut off his head and displayed it in this way to cut off the thinking that there could be such a thing as a revolution on the island of Cuba, when profits from the colonial outpost were at their peak and subjugated populations were being controlled through a sinister mix of violence and the threat of violence.
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And then as Madiba guided this nation through negotiation painstakingly, reconciliation, its first fair and free elections; as we all witnessed the grace and the generosity with which he embraced former enemies, the wisdom for him to step away from power once he felt his job was complete, we understood that — we understood it was not just the subjugated, the oppressed who were being freed from the shackles of the past.
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The inherent problem with dividing exhibitions and books by lines of gender, race, sexuality, and any number of different "othered" categories is that it automatically puts the historically subjugated group in its own separate bubble, thereby not only removing its members from the offical, often white-male-dominated narrative, but in the process also excluding the potential audiences that have the most to gain from learning about the plight of others.
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And then as Madiba guided this nation through negotiation painstakingly, reconciliation, its first fair and free elections; as we all witnessed the grace and the generosity with which he embraced former enemies, the wisdom for him to step away from power once he felt his job was complete, we understood that -- (applause) -- we understood it was not just the subjugated, the oppressed who were being freed from the shackles of the past.
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As Moten describes, the display of a black man licking whipped cream off a white woman (only later would the piece be performed with women of color) produces the oblique view that acknowledges the open secret of our subjugated bodies, the one female in the performance and the one black man exposing the deeper mechanics of the normative relationship between the clothed and the nude, the black and the white, the male and the female.
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Our lives are daily reconciliations with these kinds of conflicting realities, and this has always been the incredibly difficult ask of feminism because women are a subjugated majority, it means that every woman has men in her life, and every man has women in his life, and to challenge the way that power is distributed between genders means disrupting intimate relationships between friends, lovers, partners, families, not to mention within your social networks and your professional networks.
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Critics of the public schools have argued instead that their obsession with militarism—absorbed bone-deep by generations of prime ministers and generals—has in fact more often than not goaded the country into war and prolonged the bloodshed, most ruinously during World War I. The British army, led by a Harrow graduate, simply reproduced civilian class hierarchies, installing public schoolboys as officers with command over hundreds of working-class men whose life experiences were as foreign to them as those of the African villagers their forefathers subjugated.
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