And leaving the box unchecked in protest feels even worse, like choosing voluntary self-erasure over involuntary state erasure.
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Pansexual people sometimes have to deal with &apospan-erasure&aposBi-erasure, or the erasure of bisexual identity through belittling comments and other forms of discrimination, comes from the idea that people cannot be attracted to people of multiple genders.
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Ellen: You and I spent two years seeing these decisions, these politicians, these atmospheres, this lack of visibility, this queer-erasure, trans-erasure, murder, etc.
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More than 19093 artworks, by as many artists, use erasure and deletion as positive techniques in "Under Erasure," curated by Heather and Raphael Rubinstein at Pierogi Gallery.
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On the erasure of Marsha P. Johnson and other trans activists Historical erasure of trans people and trans activists is part of the transphobia we must resist daily.
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"It was supposed to provide knowledge and research for everyone but was contributing to the erasure—not even the erasure, the complete cover-up—of women's literary history," she said.
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Controversy One: The movie's erasure of the Green Book itself.
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When you say "erasure," can you give me an example?
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It's a classic example of willful erasure and ahistorical mythmaking.
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But Rock wasn't hosting to expose that kind of erasure.
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Predictably, opponents of the move decried the "erasure" of history.
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They literally are, &this comment is what erasure looks like.
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"We're talking about the extension of trans erasure," Keyes said.
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Erasure is all I know in representation in the arts.
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Selective erasure of this type of memory would be beneficial.
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However, TikTok has had its own problems with historical erasure.
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Christian Zionism is inherently an endeavor of erasure, for Jews.
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Lomax saw archives as tools to ward off cultural erasure.
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But that seems sad too, like an erasure of history.
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So what explains the disproportionate criticism and erasure of Sanders?
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All mythologies are subject to erasure by colonization or extinction.
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But removing — or moving — Confederate monuments is not historical erasure.
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When pressed about whether he thought the erasure was intentional and not just a mistake, Giuliani alluded to the infamous erasure of a Watergate tape by President Nixon's loyal secretary a half-century earlier.
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He remembers everything, including his own erasure of his own memory.
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Instead, The Handmaid's Tale shows the erasure of the concept entirely.
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Silence is erasure, dismissal, and invisibility—in short, it equals nonexistence.
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So a second audience member decided to tackle that erasure directly.
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Now his tune is soundtracking a movie that's all about erasure?
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I wish I could tell them what real erasure looks like.
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"It was a kind of erasure of personality," she later said.
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An erasure, an absence, that rings in me to this day.
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This erasure of historical nuance can be the anteroom to hopelessness.
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" Durant refers to Lewis' poem as "an erasure of Thoreau's Walden.
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Any way you slice it, explaining is an act of erasure.
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There's erasure and hypervisibility at the same time, fetishization and ostracization.
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In others, the looping lines evoked a visceral contact through erasure.
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Some criticized the change as an erasure of the organization's history.
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I asked Dr. Ellis about the erasure of landmarks like that.
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In Otherwise Obscured, erasure is as an aesthetic and political act.
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Otherwise Obscured considers erasure outside of the exhibition space as well.
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Parity is not born of forced erasure but rather respectful subsumption.
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CHALK: The Art and Erasure of Cy Twombly, by Joshua Rivkin.
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But it becomes an erasure of a people in a way.
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I on TV," while Erasure itself ends with "'Egads, I'm on television.
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Death — and exile, and between-ness, and alienation and erasure — was one.
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They reenacted the spending spree, the will erasure, the parent-murdering screenplay.
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Yet hers was one of those utterances that resist erasure, that linger.
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"There are two sides to seeing the process of erasure," she explains.
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This kind of erasure is extremely dangerous, but we can fight it.
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I think the value is in the debate, not in the erasure.
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Blanket rejection of the dirty laundry in our history is cultural erasure.
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A few tech experts have questioned whether the erasure was an accident.
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This is bei hexie , "to be harmonized," a form of virtual erasure.
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The result is the erasure of sizable portions of the poppy ecosystem.
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Unlike most artists, Zardulu's art seems to seek not recognition but erasure.
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Society already tells allies this; that's why asexual erasure cannot be disregarded.
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I met Andy Bell from Erasure once and sold him some boots.
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But the no-Spanish dictate amounted to a form of cultural erasure.
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To Ms. Lane, a community organizer, the new name felt like erasure.
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Maybe the erasure of the old Mr. Timberlake is the theme here.
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"La La Land" isn't wholly a site of racial erasure and rewriting.
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While erasure can mimic the violence of the state, it can also
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Erasure had become a generative act, not to mention a collaborative one.
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In a widely shared post on Medium, Saujani addressed the erasure head-on.
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Chalk: The Art and Erasure of Cy Twombly is out from Melville House.
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There is one exception to this erasure of slavery: the Whitney Plantation Museum.
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At its heart, Woman Walks Ahead is a film about fighting against erasure.
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Celebrities busted with illegal drugs in Japan often face harsh punishment, including erasure.
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There's also a blotch at the top that looks like some kind erasure.
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But "Inland" still examines with great seriousness the line between reinvention and erasure.
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Now, they're facing what could be the most devastating move of all: erasure.
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For sex workers, all of this marks the erasure of vital online communities.
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My experience is just a small lesson about the tactics of widespread erasure.
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Because this group is disproportionately young and black, this erasure is racially tinged.
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This was not just respectability politics: It was an act of self-erasure.
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Another example of racial erasure is in "Chilling Adventures of Sabrina" on Netflix.
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More fundamentally it's a play about a metaphorical threat: the threat of erasure.
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But sometimes I longed for total annihilation in it — a beautiful, silent erasure.
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The United States used to stand up against this erasure of intellectual freedom.
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Faulting him for telling his story feels like a kind of erasure, too.
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Afghanistan and Iraq, Travis Macdonald published The O Mission Repo, an erasure of
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These are the hymns that rally us against the fantasy of our erasure.
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This is a play, often a very funny one, about representation and erasure.
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If film critics have sounded especially exasperated with this film, it's because any screenwriter with even a passing interest in queer identity and an understanding of the history of queer cinematic erasure should have been able to avoid perpetuating that erasure.
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The great fear -- and one this group claims plenty of evidence for -- is erasure.
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There's no pride, except for the kind rooted in a fear of white erasure.
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It's an erasure that's difficult to reconcile with the game's ostensibly empowering contemporary message.
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"I'm problematic as fuck," he tells Lionel when he's called out for queer erasure.
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Kentucky native Stephen Irwin faced the threat of erasure every day of his life.
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All of which might seem to suggest that Europe is bent on self-erasure.
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Maybe it's the safe-sex, Erasure boot-camp haircuts they've maintained for three decades.
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It's erasure like this that pushes me to do the work of being visible.
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The code protects the point against the erasure of any of the three qutrits.
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My heart is with every survivor reliving the erasure of their own experience today.
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How has the erasure of your queer identity in the media profiles affected you?
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The text evokes feelings of erasure and frustration at perceived revisionist history in Australia.
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"Haley is the great erasure of pain, of stress, of everything, really," she says.
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This erasure of black pain to create space for blue platitudes does not stand.
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They've gotten some national attention, even remixing music for Erasure, Kraftwerk, and Information Society.
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Chelsea Manning may be the most famous recent example of this erasure at work.
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Gravestones aren't the only place where memorialization has historically been a vehicle for erasure.
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Nonfiction CHALK The Art and Erasure of Cy Twombly By Joshua Rivkin 478 pp.
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This visual device underscores Cohen's feelings about the erasure of these women from Lowrider.
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What an audacity to build a novel around a character preoccupied with self-erasure!
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It is not the case that 10 unsuccessful logins alone will result in erasure.
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Yet, paradoxically, Ferrante's self-erasure has had the opposite effect from what she claims.
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Many YouTubers have also downloaded the game and uploaded their attempts of human erasure.
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I like the part in the middle where it slows down and Erasure comes in.
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But historical erasure poses a greater threat, beyond reducing a consequential nation to a caricature.
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Language has always been a marker of human identity and erasure, especially during colonial rule.
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But the massive showing wasn't just about fighting back against China's mass erasure of history.
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But it will take more than artistic narratives to correct hundreds of years of erasure.
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But finding a tonkori master to teach him was hard after years of cultural erasure.
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But France's place in the overall space race—or lack thereof—could explain her erasure.
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The erasure of the black female's intelligence and contributions to American history ain't nothing new.
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We are writing to tell you about the immigrant communities whose erasure you are enacting.
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Riz: Again, it's the idea of the erasure of the true nature of our history.
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"There's a lot of erasure, even though it was only 40 years ago," she says.
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Dripping water turns into a deluge, washing away the paper and enacting her family's erasure.
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That erasure is part of their well-documented greater vulnerability to being assaulted on campus.
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There is a shocking amount erasure of Meredith, Swift's other Scottish fold, in this doc.
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While J.Lo may be graceful in defeat, Twitter won't let the Hustlers erasure happen quietly.
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With great visibility comes an erasure of interiority; it's both a privilege and a poison.
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"Form N-400 Erasures" is an example of erasure poetry, a poetic form that has
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They are concerned about the erasure of the experience of these men, women and children.
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The opposite, then -- obliterating such objects -- is nothing short of a violent strain of erasure.
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Cultural observers say it is a remarkable erasure of cultural history and human artistic achievement.
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Or is radicalism persistence in the face of a constant threat of erasure and silencing?
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Erasure, erasure, Gilliam, Whitten, Patterson, Philando, Alton, And even then we only protest when he is a cis hetero black man — all other intersections haven't been thought of yet because they are from the future, and we think in capitalism, basic AF. What lies outside?
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Mattel's erasure of Kahlo's unibrow carried with it the inference that its presence would deter sales.
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This act of information erasure has an unavoidable price: It dissipates energy, and therefore increases entropy.
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They can create more hurdles for trans people to live authentically without humiliation, violence, and erasure.
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It is its own act of erasure, the cinematic experience drowned out by the industry noise.
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Mr. Morris, the historian, said that St. Nick's destruction does not have to portend its erasure.
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For him, the might of the state rests on its erasure of history, private and public.
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Discussions of power and erasure as they relate to monuments are by now well under way.
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It reads as a kind of erasure, or at least, a displacement of knowledge and language.
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I am responding to that history and present day trans and queer erasure, violence, and marginalization.
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"Erasure of the Black Experience is a fixture of our society," Imani told Mashable via email.
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And his responses are more toxic than his actual erasure of Black women from the show.
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Artist jayy dodd created an erasure poem out of President Trump's inauguration speech, which went viral.
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Erasure poem from the letter 53 Alabama pastors wrote and signed in support of Roy Moore.
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The accuracy of Aatchim's silverpoint drawings — a medium in which erasure is impossible — reinforces her statement.
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Enigma often meant erasure or distortion of how things actually were for the peoples they encountered.
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This further perpetuates the erasure of many communities, like the Afro-Latinx and Asian-Latinx communities.
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It's an intolerable lie predicated on the erasure of all of our city's and nation's history.
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Americans, of all races, have accepted the erasure of our history and the muddying of events.
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But it would take a lot of tedious work and a complete erasure of my ethics.
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Erasure, justifiable and not, is a common fate of art in the territory the show defines.
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Yes. Do I find his obsessive Obama-erasure quest both pathological and a poor policy mission?
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The rapid erasure of Mr. Mallott from the executive branch website was also sharp and sudden.
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This crushing conspiracy of silence is itself a condition of Black women's intersectional erasure and subordination.
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Opposition from animal rights groups led to the erasure of the show's signature elephants last year.
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But with every pursuit there is the danger of crossing a line, from invisibility to erasure.
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Poem As the title indicates, this poem is an erasure of Florida's Stand Your Ground law.
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As white Americans, our lazy misperceptions of communities of color result in negligence, erasure, and violence.
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At this time Mehretu also embraced erasure, sanding away portions of paintings to create evocative voids.
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It is a mechanism for survival, a truly stark negation against invisibility, an action against erasure.
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There's a fundamental misunderstanding at work in damning abstraction by associating it with erasure and irresponsibility.
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These stages are thought to be useful for consolidation, storage and erasure of memories and other purposes.
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Schjefbeck's self-portrait registers her erasure by time, leaving behind the clothes and other things she accumulated.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The word "erasure" sounds like a threat because it is one.
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The official term for moments like these is "bisexual erasure," and it's just what it sounds like.
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"Erasure is causing people harm and diminishing self-esteem and putting people in harm's way," Wood said.
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In $8.05, this erasure purports to represent the value of labor and the power infrastructure guiding it.
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But this pastiche is threatened with erasure by the new gods, anthropomorphized visions of media and technology.
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Was the erasure a baptism for a band finally striking a deal with the new world order?
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That's the sticky core of doxxing; the erasure of one's sense of privacy, and with it, safety.
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To treat it as an inconsequential factor seems, at best, an oversight—at worst, it's an erasure.
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This decision was easy to understand, given the disproportionate oppression and erasure LGBTQ people of color experience.
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Do you hope this book amends or rectifies the problematic nature of historical erasure and historiography biases?
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" Those lines require the erasure of Indian people, who don't get to be either "you" or "me.
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The slow erasure of his significance is likely to continue under Xi -- to the point of irrelevance.
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This display of personal queer artifacts also serves as a public statement against lesbian erasure and stereotyping.
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It all started in 230, when an eighteen year old Jim caught a live show by Erasure.
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Her ambition and self-erasure seem to provide both a positive and negative model for her daughter.
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What he delivered was a heartfelt, five-minute soliloquy about perseverance in the face of cultural erasure.
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Conservatives and a number of liberals alike caution against the removal of these markers, invoking historical erasure.
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Another, from 2012, proposed that this depletion might lead to a long-term erasure, or immune amnesia.
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Currently, she is working to examine the potential removal of frontier memorials commemorating colonization and cultural erasure.
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There's been this erasure of Mayan culture in Guatemala, despite their being the majority of the country.
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To grasp at self-erasure is to approach a total annihilation that can be achieved only once.
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Living in the woods amounted to a kind of self-erasure, an obliteration of time and identity.
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CH: At least now, it's harder for cultural amnesia and erasure to happen, because of the internet.
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An act of visual and tactile erasure has paradoxically become the artistic gesture that creates Bahri's image.
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God help you if you're a Black or trans woman in the arts, because erasure is intersectional.
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Koskinen responded that the IRS provided Congress with a massive amount of documents, that a Treasury Department inspector general and the Justice Department have determined that the tapes' erasure was an accident and that no one has suggested he was personally responsible for the erasure of the tapes.
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Miller said the costumes intersect with the colonialism, imperialism, and erasure indigenous peoples face on a global level.
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In her subject, Tierney borrows from the past; in her erasure of humans, she looks to the future.
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"When you think of different identity groups, we're seeing a broad-brush erasure," says co-author Stacy Smith.
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I was just thinking about this quiet kind of erasure of the African immigrant community here in Harlem.
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The ellipses you find in Miseducation intimate an erasure, self-imposed, that would come to define Hill's career.
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This erasure of familiar setting allows us to more easily imagine these animals as separate from their species.
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Water wars, a poor Southern California, and the erasure of laws protecting abortion, the environment, and property taxes.
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How Augmented Reality Is Fighting Cultural Erasure in East Harlem How 3D Sound Makes Virtual Reality More Real
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And, as social animals, the greatest retribution we can possibly inflict upon such people is exile and erasure.
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In retrospect, some of my pain was connected to what felt like an erasure of my baby's existence.
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As I would experience firsthand, however, the erasure of Indigenous peoples at Pride is still alive and well.
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Given that it decided to raise awareness through erasure, Vogue has been taking some heat for the photos.
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We are writing to tell you that we are prepared to defend our communities from erasure and displacement.
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Yet these songs are the ones most at risk at falling victim to erasure from the historical record.
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Both your residency and your recent work with WHEREISANAMENDIETA have to do with erasure in the art world.
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All women or queer people or working class people or people of color face a sense of erasure.
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What's happened in history and what's happening today is more than just erasure, said student Hannah Lamb-Vines.
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Ghost in the Shell is the product of and response to decades of physical erasure and technological alienation.
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Like Perec's novel, the exhibition's artworks employ tactics of redaction, refusal, avoidance, understatement, substitution, omission, erasure, and disappearance.
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Poet Isobel O'Hare is creating striking "erasure poems" out of the apologies, and posting them on her Instagram.
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The erasure of Carrie Bradshaw was complete, but it left a grey vacuum of misery in her place.
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As long as the Democrats hold the filibuster, there will be no wholesale erasure of Dodd-Frank regulation.
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This kind of convenient erasure does all of us—particularly those in the autism community—a deep disservice.
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I don't want to take part in bi-erasure, and I never want others to assume I'm straight.
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She wants her criminal record completely wiped and is campaigning for the erasure of prostitution-specific criminal records.
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Researchers tie these results to the internal conflict bi-erasure creates for bisexual people in mixed-gender relationships.
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The power of this gesture, in the face of their erasure from history by the state, is mesmerizing.
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After that one-time debt erasure, she would use future tax revenue to make public colleges tuition-free.
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Jones's work undoes this, bringing these punctured images to the forefront and reversing this act of cultural erasure.
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Ms. Bahrani, who is Iraqi, minces no words in describing what the erasure of art means to her.
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Marshall has succeeded in wrestling with the sinewy, sneaky forces of colonization, privilege, imperialism, prejudice, disempowerment, and erasure.
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And it marked another key moment of political erasure — in this case, one that effaced modern feminist history.
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Under ordinary circumstances, cyborgs who "die" are surgically repaired, subjected to memory erasure and put back into circulation.
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The erasure of a black man's experience of discrimination in the United States is unworthy of the NYTimes.
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See: "By the Way, Meet Vera Stark" is a barbed and booby-trapped comedy about representation and erasure.
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Today, the Wixárika number 45,000, and they worry that these emerging threats signal the erasure of their culture.
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It was a loving, near-flawless reanimation of a beautiful Americana that risks erasure in a bastardized era.
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The only reason the creatures seem riderless is due to simple digital erasure à la Marvel Studios, VF theorizes.
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This erasure robs us of a rich legacy of resistance to draw upon when confronting the oppression of today.
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To make the cleansing bar's erasure powers more portable, it's melted down then poured into an empty EOS container.
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Her total erasure was the only way for The Conners to forge ahead, so great has been Barr's disgrace.
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Most recently, Netflix's Death Note has also been accused of Asian erasure, because it was originally a Japanese story.
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In the UK, meanwhile, we have to speak not simply of erasure but of something closer to perfect oblivion.
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Lê also makes clear that heightened visibility for the marginalized has always been intertwined with a fear of erasure.
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This is, in every respect, a descent: into abuse, into erasure, and into the cavernous possibilities of sequential art.
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As I experienced firsthand at WorldPride, the erasure of Indigenous peoples is alive and well in the queer community.
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But with blockchain, a complete erasure of any stored personal data might not be possible, experts told The Verge.
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The mark-making in Kim's expressionistic paintings resembles at points erasure, which evokes the ways cultural assimilation forges identity.
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Whatever his intentions, Wayne's erasure of everyone whose beats he stole was swift and merciless, not self-aware homage.
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While many residents welcomed the idea, several others were angered by what they said was an erasure of history.
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The net result has been the erasure of hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of innovation and intellectual property.
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This objectification perpetuates the erasure of Indigenous peoples; it undermines our sovereign right to express ourselves as human beings.
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The lie surrounding black erasure absolves Forsyth County's whites of racial cleansing and mass theft of black-owned property.
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It was witnessing the erasure and razing of my religion's culture, history and narrative by the House of Saud.
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Hinkle draws the viewer's attention to this erasure by bringing 100 women into focus as a strong, cohesive group.
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An exhibition label suggested these civilian victims have endured a "double catastrophe" — a violent death, followed by public erasure.
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My participation sanctioned the erasure of black voices and black work, and perpetuated white supremacy and white male privilege.
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It is a fact that there is a constant erasure of women and girls of color in activist spaces.
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Several other photographs, such as "Looking toward The New World" (2005), depict sites of colonial destruction and cultural erasure.
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I didn't realize it at the time, but that erasure was painful and damaging to my sense of self.
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The erasure and whitewashing of characters of color, particularly Asian ones, in TV and film is a long-standing problem.
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"If you look at media in the Philippines, there's a complete erasure of dark-skinned or indigenous Filipinos," Rondilla says.
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The few sculptures of human bodies that are featured in the show look like dazed survivors of this attempted erasure.
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While Kirkus gave the book a starred review, other readers saw the wholesale erasure of Native Americans and were furious.
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Their erasure both limits our perception of history and undermines the importance of the work and artistry of these women.
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Sometimes the ambiguity I am so attracted to might be perceived as erasure of identity or some search for universality.
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"It's never fun to learn again and again about the successful erasure of Dakota people and Minnesota history," she said.
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But it's almost served as an erasure of the prophetic work that people were doing, you know, before the 1980s.
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Her next book, How to Be a Poet, an erasure of Ovid, will be released by Andrews McMeel in 2019.
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LGBTQ advocacy organizations are encouraging LGBTQ people and allies to call their representatives to voice their opposition to the erasure.
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When I wrote about this erasure, and creator John Ridley's reaction to the criticism, I hadn't seen the episode yet.
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I get a lot of flack for being vocally opposed to this kind of femme and trans erasure in nightlife.
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It's not an erasure: the way memory works, forgetting in particular, is that things become inaccessible, but they're not gone.
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I'm guessing that the songwriting process for a record like this is much different than it would be for Erasure.
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Erasure often happens quietly, through falling back on customary practices and making seemingly small decisions to cut here, replace there.
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Brown and Rauschenberg, Petronio said, both played with invisibility and the erasure of movements, and the costumes echo that interest.
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Spaciously hung on wire fencing are paintings of fat letters in dialogue with gestures of disappearance, erasure, superposition, and recovery.
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To rid myself of that wedding memorabilia and other things from my previous marriage felt like an erasure of sorts.
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The heart-rending pagan inability to anticipate the complete erasure of their beliefs gave Christianity one clear path to victory.
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I've read everything by Colson Whitehead, so the algorithms led me to Percival Everett's "Erasure," but it just didn't click.
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The novel's use of queer characters and subplots reminds us that mere representation is often more troubling than total erasure.
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In Acierto's version, the child's body has been ghosted out of the frame — an erasure that foregrounds the colonialist violence.
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The wall text makes the case that, through these gestures, the artist wrestles with ideas of invisibility, erasure, and censorship.
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How do I single-handedly reverse over a century of problematic representation and erasure of minority communities by the media?
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His inclusion was meant to highlight Homeland's complete erasure of the Syrian narrative from the series's supposed Syrian refugee camp.
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Whether or not you decide to send such a missive, it will offer you the chance to undo your erasure.
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Many of her supporters explicitly blamed sexism and racism on what they saw was her erasure from the presidential race.
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SEATTLE — In Washington state, Wa Na Wari is reclaiming a historically Black neighborhood that is on the brink of erasure.
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Many longtime residents welcome the new sense of security while also bemoaning an erasure of the neighborhood's long-held identity.
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Porras-Kim's art, like Esparza's, is a kind of running commentary on erasure and appropriation and value — monetary and otherwise.
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This erasure might have something to do with Detroit techno's complicated relationship with the black musical tradition — in particular, Detroit's.
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You didn't have to have been a recent patron of the Carnegie Deli or Pearl Paint to mourn their erasure.
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Otherwise Obscured: Erasure in Body and Text continues at Franklin Street Works (41 Franklin Street, Stamford, Connecticut) through January 26.
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Nakate told CNN that the incident points to a wider issue of erasure of African voices in climate action conversations.
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The play's discussion of the importance of racial visibility versus racial erasure in a relationship struck a chord with me.
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The protest ended peacefully, with participants sharing poems and thoughts on the themes of Mendieta's art, violence, and cultural erasure.
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An exhibition in Berlin called contesting/contexting SPORT 2016 (ccSPORT) takes on gender discrimination, heteronormativity, and queer erasure in sports.
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In a way, the historical erasure of Beard's sexuality has roots in a broader straight male-dominated culture in professional kitchens.
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Erasure is the softer, snobbier name for a form of poetry made by whittling down the words in a found document.
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On the one hand, there are always downsides to a lack of labels, including perpetuating the erasure of orientations like bisexuality.
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Actively identifying as a Native person if you have a valid claim is important work — an act against systematically designed erasure.
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The censored canvas had been moved to the basement, presumably to hide the evidence, and was seemingly steps from complete erasure.
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JM Farkas is the author of Be Brave: An Unlikely Manual for Erasing Heartbreak, an erasure of Beowulf via blackout poetry.
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Knowing MTV's damning track record with videos by African-American artists, he put in an implicit request for strategic self-erasure.
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On May 27th, an essay was published in the Los Angeles Review of Books detailing your erasure of Glendale's immigrant communities.
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That's erasure, in the form of hundreds of pieces of art in which Asian and Asian-American people simply don't exist.
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The method of subtraction by erasure speak to an existing absence and a survivalist need to articulate from a flat void.
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For Burroughs, who died in 2010, preserving and teaching Black history and creativity was an act of resistance against cultural erasure.
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Of course, this isn't to say that Latin pop didn't chart at all until 2017—that would be considered "Macarena" erasure.
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These crucial details needed mentioning, in my opinion, in order to avoid complete erasure from the media and those consuming it.
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"We're going to delete you," he threatens, and here, deletion doesn't mean death as much as a kind of existential erasure.
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Postmodernism brings with it the erasure of older distinctions not just between reality and fiction, but between elite and popular culture.
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Well, for the upcoming Erasure album, Andy and I have did most of the writing in Miami, in a rented house.
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Energized by an earwormy soundtrack packed with the Clash, Spandau Ballet and Erasure, "Seoul Searching" is rude, funny, silly and poignant.
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In another sense, this may just be an erasure of her feelings about him: she didn't want to talk about it.
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Whether it be through caste systems, blatant discrimination, or the collective erasure of certain histories, Black people bear the brunt inequality.
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In written comments provided to the Judiciary Committee in May, he said the erasure of the backup tapes was an accident.
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And since someone was getting rid of it for cheap, it fits with my obsession with the erasure of feminist artists.
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Empowered by the #MeToo movement, women have only begun to address this erasure as well as sexism in the armed forces.
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The poems are humorous, and the illustrations amplify their whimsy, but they touch on serious questions of representation, erasure, and intersectionality.
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What if it's a relief—a gorgeous erasure of fear, thought and separation—a full-time orgasmic bliss suspended in light?
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Enacting a posthumous reassessment, the book Percy Rainford: Duchamp's "Invisible" Photographer has poignantly rescued the neglected artist Percy Rainford from erasure.
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Halsey is also vocal about the challenges that come with being bisexual, including erasure and misconceptions about it being a "phase."
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Now that I'm one of the American designers who represents African-American culture, I want to help them reverse their erasure.
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"Chalk: The Art and Erasure of Cy Twombly," the most substantive biography of the artist to date, is the result. Biography?
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Despite fervent denial, the most gripping evidence of the erasure of Nakhichevan's Armenian heritage comes from within the Azerbaijani government itself.
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Additionally, she recognized that painting these people's pictures would be one way to address their erasure in other areas of life.
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He comes across as a modest, kind, gentle man, somewhat colorless, as though trying to practice spiritual erasure of the ego.
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It is a harsh environment, yet the most pervasive violence in this book is not physical — it's the violence of erasure.
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That's when prosecutors found that one of the tapes featured an 18½-minute gap, the apparent result of a manual erasure.
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But the policy says that the "right to erasure" — deleting your information from their platform — is only available under certain conditions.
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Hearing Smith read her erasure poem, "Declaration" is, without doubt, one of the most powerful moments I've had on the podcast.
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It's a misconception that contributes to bisexual erasure (when bisexual people's sexuality is repeatedly ignored, denied existence or just plain questioned).
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Accordingly, actors are usually placed close to one of the cameras' "sweet spots," where there's less risk of erasure or distortion.
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"Calling places by what they originally were, especially when the landscape is marred, is one way to fight erasure," Broom writes.
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"Calling places by what they originally were, especially when the landscape is marred, is one way to fight erasure," Broom writes.
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While art institutions can make people's stories visible, Jennif(f)er Tamayo's work calls attention to their commensurate powers of erasure.
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Wholly marginalized in that story line, he argues, are the Palestinians, their own competing narrative diminished to the point of erasure.
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Negative space on her forehead and legs suggest an erasure of the mind and body, a prelude to the subject's dissolution.
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Instead, they've condemned such memorializing as an erasure of the experiences of not only the survivor of his abuse, but all survivors.
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But they are still important—as we've pointed out in the past, they may be contributing to the erasure of Ceres' craters.
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Similarly, Marcellus Armstrong's video work, An Ambiguous Narrative of Overdramatic Reenactments, explores the ways dominant narratives often led to misrepresentation and erasure.
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That erasure is why Tortorella finds it so important to represent the LGBTQ+ community when they can, like at the GLAAD awards.
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With the naiveté of youth I thought me and my paintbrush would overcome that cycle of erasure, but we're still in it.
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There are the trans feminists and women of color who felt that a pink pussy hat as symbol amounted to their erasure.
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From the time we are young, this erasure is reflected in the lessons we learn about how our world came to be.
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Undoing the cultural erasure of Latinx contributions to American society isn't an issue that's going to be solved by one Netflix special.
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Point blank, the opportunism that comes with cultural staples should have nothing to do with the erasure of those that represent it.
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Well one example, I'm in a hetero-relationship as somebody who is bisexual so there's the erasure of bi that I see.
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It doesn't matter that I'm not a binary trans person because there's a lot of non-binary erasure, especially in sex work.
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The former question invites us to appreciate and interrogate our hobby's past, the latter encourages either erasure from memory or modern revision.
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Unfortunately, bisexual erasure, in which the existence of a person's bisexual identity is questioned or even casually dismissed, happens all too often.
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" Ocasio-Cortez responded later in the morning, tweeting that her colleagues "literally are" Midwestern, adding "this comment is what erasure looks like.
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Fsociety's electronic erasure of billions of dollars in debt has not ushered in the freer, more equal society the group had anticipated.
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Intensely guarded, the couple prohibited any discussion of racial identity at home; Clark describes the effect of this erasure on their children.
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Her ritual acts of gathering aim to counter colonial histories of erasure by erecting signs of intervention, ecologically ephemeral though they are.
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The series serves as a powerful example of pride; an attempt to combat the erasure of Afro-Latinx identities in Latin America.
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She wrote a detailed explanation on why she believes Wilson's statement perpetuated the erasure of plus-size Black women's narratives in Hollywood.
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The series of small monochrome prints document a romantic attempted erasure of the young artist (who took her own life, aged 22).
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No transcript of her trial survives: Like so much of the female half of history, hers is a story of embarrassed erasure.
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I like the idea of this sort of erasure, and as a viewer you can see a hint of the painting's past.
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The gesture used in erasing a drawing presages the one used in making the "transfer drawings," the repeated rubbing of erasure. 225.
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The sound was like psychedelia in photographic negative — not a hallucination of life and color, but a vision of death and erasure.
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He might have added "and the erasure of Indians," but his audience didn't need to hear that; they had already done it.
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For Mosul's people, the erasure of the mosque and minaret from their city's skyline only added to their growing ledger of losses.
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And their faces, too, seem suspiciously doctored, first one line then another magically evaporating, a whole generation of women paying for erasure.
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This has been done to Black people through a robust prison industrial complex that feeds on their vilification, incarceration, disenfranchisement, and erasure.
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This Buddhist self-erasure, though, is actually great prep for learning the real mechanics of breath-holding, which are weird and counterintuitive.
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Next year, a new privacy law takes effect in California that includes a "right to erasure" for people to delete personal data.
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Women have always been part of the critical conversation, and overlooking their dissenting opinions and arguments is just another form of erasure.
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Yale's president argued, in essence, that changing the name would be an erasure of history — a sentiment with which many alumni agreed.
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But, paradoxically, Payton's ability to erase a vital part of himself might be a means to decreasing the need for that erasure.
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In a 2012 book by the French philosopher Renaud Camus, he argued that all Western countries were reckoning with erasure by birthrate.
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"Erasure" follows in a similar vein, though it's a little more downbeat, and also features a very fun pair of guest stars.
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This show arrives at a tender time in the country's history, when cultural and ancestral histories feel at risk of erasure or condemnation.
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That building is now the Queens Museum, and in recent years, it's served as a site for work against this pattern of erasure.
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The erasure in Irwin's work is not about anonymity, shame, or disappearance, but the bliss that comes with fading into one's erotic fantasies.
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There's a nondiscrimination clause now posted in every gift-shop entryway, one reminder among many that erasure of past sins can be redemptive.
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But the cultural context for those sounds have become harder to trace, and the originators face erasure as their reach gains global momentum.
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In 2018, Sex and the City also feels problematic because of its mistreatment of the LGBTQ community, including transphobic language and bi erasure.
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However, the nuances of experience within non-white ethnic groups, like the erasure of Bangladeshi voices by other South Asians, are equally significant.
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Poet Isobel O'Hare's "erasure poems" take a black marker to public apologies from accused abusers, building poems about sexual misconduct from what's left.
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NPR recently released a story on how this is particularly true of families born into cultures that have survived near-erasure and colonialism.
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However, ahead of last night's premiere in the U.S., we were already aware of one of its flaws — the erasure of Black women.
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"There is an increasingly prejudicial connection being made between Blackness & Islam which fuels the erasure of Black Muslims in pop culture," he wrote.
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He mentions "the sort of erasure black feminists have constantly pushed back against" when racial justice movements privilege the experiences of black men.
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If they don't prefer "they," using it anyway feels like an erasure of their own identity in favor of society's new standardized label.
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As the preeminent organization charged with protecting global heritage, UNESCO was expected to speak out to prevent Azerbaijan's erasure of Nakhichevan's Armenian past.
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And when bisexual people engage in relationships with people of different genders, that myth can contribute to the erasure of their identity entirely.
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The reason that jumps out is the ballet's frank exploration of Nureyev's homosexuality, another example of erasure of LGBT experience in the country.
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When society ignores overt forms of violence against black women while downplaying the harmful effects of discrimination, we create environments that perpetuate erasure.
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The main cause of the improvement is the erasure of the 2007-2009 bear market from 220-year averages, according to Mr. Markov.
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Redacted poetry (also called erasure poetry), where words are blacked out and the remaining words are the poem, is a growing art form.
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And that—along with Native erasure in the media and popular culture—is why the opposition efforts have taken so long to unfold.
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Kerby Jean-Raymond's Pyer Moss show was the second in his three-part series of collections exploring the erasure of African-American culture.
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This definitely isn't meant to be an erasure of the struggles of white women because the struggles of all women are definitely present.
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She displays exquisite insights into the inner lives of those involved, the erasure of shameful histories, and the stresses of absolution without accountability.
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The birth of "on fleek" was frequently ignored as it mutated into a contextless slogan, and critiques of its cultural erasure gained traction.
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Mr. Martinez is like a graffiti-artist coming off the street to quarrel with his heroes, except he's more about homage than erasure.
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His constant presence is defined mostly by self-erasure, which has made him an artist who has disappeared almost entirely into his work.
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It's progress to be sure, but the erasure of this cornerstone of the country's story in its national museum, is hard to overlook.
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LB: We're constantly connected online, and we're overexposed through representation on social media, yet there is an erasure of practice and lived experience.
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Otherwise Obscured: Erasure in Body and Text at Franklin Street Works continues the line of aesthetic inquiry that characterized "Erased de Kooning Drawing" while taking more widespread cultural erasures into its scope: the erasure of people of color, disabled people, and LGBTQ+ populations, communities that would vie for visibility on their own terms through identity politics in the decades to follow.
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There are also points where a more accurate depiction of a single aspect of history ends up fueling a legacy of erasure and indifference.
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The presence or absence of emoji contributes to cultural visibility and erasure: Who gets to be represented in the digital language of the future?
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Through mostly candid photographs of everyday life, An Rong works against what he feels has been the constant erasure of Chinese culture in America.
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"The scene, in its different forms, has a hand in putting Palestine on the map, standing in the face of complete erasure", he says.
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Her most famous work from this period, "The Crystal Quilt" (1987), involved hundreds of older women coming together to talk about erasure and survival.
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It's these types of statements in particular that drove Isobel O'Hare to create the erasure poems that are currently taking over Twitter and Instagram.
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It's a unique effect he and Cronn felt they could translate from a competitive classroom setting to an app only with an erasure mechanism.
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"There is this thing about witchcraft being European," Harris says scornfully, pointing to the white erasure of Black witches from modern portrayals of witchcraft.
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Climate change has become the day-to-day struggle for this tiny nation -- an island nation that faces erasure should the problem remain uncurbed.
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Bi erasure is a common problem, and Insatiable doesn't satirize it well at all—it heavily emphasizes that bisexuality is a state of confusion.
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DarkMatter, a South Asian trans performance-art duo, highlights this observation — the way visibility and acceptance can actually lead to erasure — in their works.
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This erasure is part of a state-sanctioned war on history that is arguably the worst act of cultural cleansing of the 2000st-century.
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We all have to better understand those three pillars, and how we harm one another with anti-blackness, Indigenous erasure/displacement, and so on.
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Altogether, the campaigns raised approximately $83,28 (US)—and this was prior to GoFundMe's erasure of its platform fee, meaning the site took a cut.
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Rather than confront her ignorance, not only did Rebel double down on the erasure, she tried to erase the voices of those speaking out.
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But while the gender-swapping casting works beautifully here, this is not a play about the subjugation and erasure of women in public life.
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Both the Lord & Taylor building and Bendel's have been designated landmarks, so at least the physical plants won't suffer the same erasure, but still.
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In any case, Freed Lynch's erasure is surprising when you consider that the Macy Conference talks survive in such detail due to her efforts.
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It would be overselling things to claim that I've achieved rapturous mind erasure my first morning in Hawaii, but this is, well, rather nice.
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While there is a tendency to exclusively portray the noble aspects of queer collectivity, pride is more truthfully tinged with shame, exclusion, and erasure.
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Each confronts enormously difficult and relevant issues: racism, homophobia, the generational cycle of violence, the erasure of women of color from our nation's historical narrative.
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Dench, 84, did not defend the behavior of the actors nor reject the allegations against them, but expressed sadness at the erasure of their work.
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This message is particularly poignant in the context of ongoing cultural and societal erasure and denial that communities of color experience on a daily basis.
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Despite the long, sad history of self-erasure in Japan that allowed anime to obfuscate ethnic identity, race is a real, global, and unavoidable problem.
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Through award-winning journalism, we've highlighted the stories that often go uncovered by mainstream media, and interrogate the structural failings that contribute to that erasure.
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"We are seeing the erasure of Warren rising and Biden falling with the lack of public Iowa voting results," said PCCC co-founder Adam Green.
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JDW: I'm interested in your perspective on vaporwave as an emergent genre that uses both collage and erasure to reclaim privatized, corporatized, and anonymized space.
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But opponents fear that the bill would expose Hong Kong to China's flawed judicial system and lead to further erasure of the city's judicial independence.
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Let's get it out of the way: First Man is full of American flags, rendering the controversy regarding its presumed erasure of American achievements moot.
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Ross's erasure from the lore of the law's passage isn't necessarily nefarious or a deliberate attempt to avoid giving a woman credit for her accomplishments.
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This show both asks and dares to answer the question of how to escape the literal and metaphorical shackles of centuries of abuse and erasure.
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The gender-identity movement's attempt to rebrand the lesbian as queer, and the pronouncement that "anyone can be a lesbian", are nothing short of erasure.
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Indigenous Diné transdisciplinary artist Demian DinéYazhi´ will engage Cherokee Street and St. Louis's complex histories with indigeneity and erasure through performance, poetry, and wheatpasted posters.
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That when they erase the picture, they simultaneously partake in the erasure of my cultural identity as if it's the last thing on their mind.
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Most attribute this attempt at erasure to Bayard Rustin's living as a proud gay man in a time where his existence was viewed as perversion.
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And what's obvious to most Latinos, but not to many big media executives, is that Latino-erasure across American media renders the Hispanic community mute.
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The report, titled "Girlhood Interrupted: The Erasure of Black Girls' Childhood," is the first of its kind to look at adult perceptions of black girls.
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Why was that the case, and what effect do you think that erasure had on how we understand the history of the civil rights movement?
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But the violence and attempts at erasure they have faced already exceeds the mere public criticism of the "canceled" cis writers profiled by the Times.
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For many, Maghakyan and Pickman's article was the first introduction to the largely unknown history of adversity, displacement, and erasure that Armenian identity has experienced.
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The latest erasure is occurring along the main wall of an east-west underground gallery that links Santiago Calatrava's transportation hub to Battery Park City.
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" McArthur adds: "Anyone who is bisexual, or asexual, or consensually non-monogamous knows that erasure is a powerful force, maybe just as potent as hostility.
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Rachel Pick, Social Editor: Most of my suggestions are quasi-jokes, but I stand firm against large phones and the erasure of the headphone jack.
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And while the Coke Boy capo doesn't deserve that level of snarky erasure, it's nonetheless hard to deny the ubiquity of Swae Lee's infectious hook.
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The march's original name – "One Million Woman March" – was a thoughtless erasure of the march of the same name led by black women in 1997.
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For many queer women, creating memes can be a mechanism to increase online visibility and a means to combat—or find relief from—offline erasure.
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You get a sense of the scope and profundity of this erasure in "Pioneers: First Women Filmmakers," a wonderful series that opens Friday at BAMcinématek.
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Facing global erasure, amid economic, racial and political turmoil, Guyana's poets, painters and musicians are creating epic, bravura displays of resilience, vitality and cultural memory.
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Many female officers, myself included, think that eliminating one of the few traditions unique to women amounts to an erasure of our history and heritage.
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Colder and more distant — and, I believe, more difficult to access — than the earlier film, it fetishizes a woman unseen to the point of erasure.
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If Congress had meant the erasure of the tax penalty to wipe out the entire act, such an argument goes, it would have said so.
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Every time he shifted characters, a slightly clearer picture of a remarkable person stood out in the erasure, and we recognized a bit of ourselves.
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This is an exhibition against erasure, against idealization; it is for the people who have been disappeared and against the angel that heralds their vanishing.
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" But she ultimately said there are other Italian icons the city can recognize "without the erasure and decimation of the history and culture of others.
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As advocates speak out more about what they see as "bisexual erasure" — the persistent questioning or negation of bisexual identity — the term has become resurgent.
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Painter and collagist William Villalongo makes work that explores Blackness and navigates the politics of historical erasure to reassess Western, American and African art histories.
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In Amsterdam, at the eleventh European Congress on Menopause and Andropause (age-related hormonal shifts in men), Steinke finds exactly this sort of subjective erasure.
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Its venting is very public, with the candidate talking more about whether female candidates get underrated and the campaign running ads about the media erasure.
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"I thought about where [my cousin] was killed, the blood that was shed on the street," Rosales says, recalling the erasure of history as inspiration.
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"Jane The Virgin revealed that Rafael is actually adopted and is Italian so does this cancel out the supposed Latinx erasure?" tweeted the account Nerdy POC.
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Not in the sense of the paipsey, deracinated erasure one so frequently sees when pop culture narratives try, awkwardly, to put more representation into a story.
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The legacy of this erasure is explored in Bertrand Bonello's Zombi Child, which interrogates the relationship between white privilege and the evolution of the zombie myth.
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And because of the wholesale erasure of history that happens during a massive dislocation, today Irish Americans know too little about their own ethnic group's history.
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But how can LGBTQ Catholics begin to trust and respect the church when there continues to be a sense of exclusion and erasure from its leaders?
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While Stein's lesbian erasure may be surprising, it's clear that lesbian contributions to gay life and liberation have long been overshadowed by those of gay men.
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"There was huge bi-erasure and biphobia amongst LGBT+ activists in the Iranian diaspora," said Rad, referring to people who ignore and discriminate against bisexual people.
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"A delete button is perhaps a different matter, as it is not obvious that 'delete' means the same as 'exercise my right of erasure'," said Brown.
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"One hundred days of Trump translates into 100 days of erasure for the LGBTQ community," said Sarah Kate Ellis, president and CEO of advocacy group GLAAD.
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There is the United States, where Jewish identity is increasingly a stark choice between the religious ghettos of the Orthodox or erasure and melting into America.
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But for all of their cultural erasure, Riverdale unintentionally waded into a classic trope of Black parenting with this intense scene between Josie and her mother.
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" And this month, the director of "Doctor Strange," Scott Derrickson, tweeted, "Raw anger/hurt from Asian-Americans over Hollywood whitewashing, stereotyping & erasure of Asians in cinema.
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Seeking an anonymity so extreme that it was nearly an erasure, Christopher Knight lived in the woods of Maine as a hermit for twenty-seven years.
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The effective erasure within federal statistics of Cabrera's death and so many others has helped minimize the magnitude of the humanitarian crisis associated with illegal crossings.
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What we need, Jones argues, is not complete erasure but "digital redemption," as in the way American bankruptcy laws allow people in debt to start over.
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The goal of all this is clear: the total erasure of an entire religion, culture and ethnicity, and unwavering loyalty to the Chinese Communist Party itself.
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The new six-part immersive virtual reality installation, DELETE, designed specifically for 8–12-year olds, explores this erasure of borders between the real and virtual.
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It isn't just celebrating who we are today, but honoring the queer, trans and LGBTQ people of color before us who fought against oppression and erasure.
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" Last August, when the debate about Confederate monuments was hottest, Trump appealed to the fear of white erasure, whining: "They're trying to take away our culture.
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The rendering is in chroma-key blue — an ecstatic, outer-space tone that serves the same function of controlled erasure in postproduction as green-screen green.
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No longer was the office a site of self-erasure and obligatory disguise, but a place where one could reveal not only gender but personality, too.
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This lack of representation -- in pop culture, in education and in the general American consciousness -- can lead to an erasure of Native American people and experiences.
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"I want them to think about how we are all agents in erasure, and how we all have a role that we play," Ms. Hinkle said.
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Despite Monday's weakness, the yuan is still up 6.5 percent so far this year against the greenback, and holding onto its erasure of last year's losses.
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One of Trump's primary motivators is the absolute erasure of Obama — were it possible — not only from the political landscape but also from the history books.
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"Legally redefining 'female' as anyone who claims to be female results in the erasure of female people as a class," WoLF wrote in its SCOTUS brief.
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Jamal Penjweny, a photographer born in what is today Kurdistan, highlights this erasure in "Saddam is Here" (pictured top), a series of portraits of Iraqi civilians.
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Artists and activists gathered at MOCA Geffen to protest what they consider Mendieta's erasure from the canon and the disassociation of her death from Andre's story.
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Isla imaginaria, curated by Natalia Viera Salgado, interrogates notions of territory, citizenship, displacement, erasure, and the question of progress on the island of Puerto Rico today.
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"How tempting it is to invent a humanity for anyone at all," Commander Lawrence says, in one of the show's uglier sentences – the erasure of the individual.
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On the one hand, there is hypervisibility — no way to recede into a background — and on the other, there is erasure — no way to really be seen.
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And while that alone would make for a fascinating viewing experience, Green does an excellent job of weaving Guy's tale into a larger context of women's erasure.
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The erasure of more than $119 billion from Facebook's market capitalization on Thursday was the largest one-day loss of any company in US stock market history.
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It is also a point of proof that the Nakba — the erasure of Palestinians, along with our history, language and stories — is not a single historical event.
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L.A. Chicana/o Murals under Siege will open at LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes, exploring the history and significance of these murals and their subsequent erasure.
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But a different and more pernicious kind of forgetfulness looms in Petina Gappah's first novel, "The Book of Memory," whose narrator grapples with the threat of erasure.
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Organize an event on the topic of Erasure, and feature 40 artists, of whom only two are Black, and those two are collaborators on a single work.
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On the iPhone 5C, the passcode delay and device erasure are implemented in software and Apple can add support for peripheral devices that facilitate PIN code entry.
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When being a mother dominates, leaving no room for things you once enjoyed or cared about, is that an erasure of self, or the development of it?
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Epic's non-address of the appropriation issue amounts to erasure; in not acknowledging the criticism, the company asserts a kind of ownership of something that others created.
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"But there is a massive erasure of that culture and that community, so the confidence doesn't exist for people to connect or be aware or educate themselves."
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" This failure, the letter stated, "continues the co-optation and erasure of the tremendously hard work done by Indigenous women and women of color (WOC) for decades.
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Within the first few minutes of the special's start, Leguizamo admits that at times, his otherness as a Latino left him feeling hopeless because of historical erasure.
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The erasure of some perspectives, and colorism (discrimination against darker skin tones, typically within ethnic groups), remained as problematic online as they had been in real life.
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It sets heavy penalties – up to 4 percent of annual global turnover – for entities that violate statutes on consumer data protection, access, portability, and, when requested, erasure.
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Or, worse, was this not an erasure of history, asked his critics, a dangerous deletion of the country's past that handed the future to Rhodes-like demagogues?
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Here is an excerpt from an interview with Artist: You've said that changing your legal name to American Artist was an act of both declaration and erasure.
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"One thing that I see here in the current debate that I see in other places is an erasure of parts of the country's history," she said.
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The victory provided some redemption from, if not erasure of, a humiliating 7-1 defeat to Die Mannschaft at home in the semifinals of the World Cup.
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By assuming that anything that wasn't explicitly American must be ripped off someone else, critics participated in the erasure of Black history that made Beyonce's speech necessary.
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But it would be another form of erasure if we did not recognize the significant impact that the wide range of African traditions had upon American culture.
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Whether intentional or not, this sort of lasting reminder of a work should be an inspiration for how museums can handle controversial works: removal, but not erasure.
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The queer artist of Cree and Irish descent continues to address the very serious subject of historical erasure and representation without barely a hint of self-seriousness.
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Italy is now a poster child for the three big trends that are undermining democracies around the world: First, the erasure of the informal norms of behavior.
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As an artist and a storyteller, how might I aesthetically, conceptually and tactically intervene in that historical erasure process and offer up something new, reimagined and unruly?
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And many of the performers at Sunday's GlobalFest also brought grievances with them along with their costumes and instruments: against occupation, the erasure of indigenous voices, walls.
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Civil discourse only functions when it is intersectional: the erasure of a predominantly working class community of color demanding your removal is nowhere near intersectional, therefore void.
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At the core of the movie are two paradoxes: How does an artist whose work relies at least partly on self-erasure direct a self-baring autobiography?
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But the erasure of such laws will not, in itself, absolve us of the charge of being a society that is deeply inhumane and hostile to life.
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But when you look closer, there's a history of erasure and disappearance of blackness in all of Charlottesville, and especially in downtown Charlottesville where this park is.
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The story is not without interest, and it touches on a couple of worthwhile themes: cultural erasure and the way religious and provincial prejudices can suppress love.
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Seven witnesses report that ether surely has failed, a small erasure hardly noticed at Quito; lines in that atmosphere seem to circle and flow tangent to themselves.
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She has spent her career focused on the issue of erasure, inspired by her upbringing in Louisville, Ky., by a single mother who was also an artist.
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So getting to create and read stories that fight that erasure and build on my sense of self is the only significant change in my reading tastes.
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For instance, responding to the press around Shulman's show, Michael J. Wilson criticizes the particular erasure of Sugimoto, a well-known Japanese photographer often exhibited in London.
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It's taboo in the culture at large but contested within feminism, where it has acquired an essentialist reputation, as an emblem of the erasure of trans women.
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I resist erasure by redefining, by embodying, by existing artistically in spaces that are amazing and problematic when it comes to the image of the black woman.
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His erasure is part of two important patterns: a pattern of behavior with this administration and also a very long pattern of anti-Semitism in Western civilization.
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And their erasure from the current media narrative is just another way their worth is diminished; another reason why workplace predators won't think twice about targeting them.
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The narrow framing of the African American identity as urban and the erasure of black people from the American mythos lie at the core of these controversies.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Joshua Rivkin's Chalk: The Art and Erasure of Cy Twombly is an account of the artist that begins and ends with poetry.
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The Tumblr porn ban follows this year's passage of controversial anti-sex-trafficking law SESTA/FOSTA, which led to the erasure of online spaces vital for sex workers.
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What's more, the evil of that cultural erasure isn't dealt with in any meaningful way other than the idea that Mira and Kuze's lives were stolen from them.
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When it comes to the diverse and massive continent of Africa, that story is often one of poverty, chaos, hunger, and an erasure of its countries' different identities.
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I think that's a big value of this work — preserving history and memory, especially in the face of ethnic cleansing and erasure, is an act of political resistance.
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Stretch all the way back to Agnes Richter, and suddenly a beautiful cropped jacket requires thought about mental health, erasure of voice, and the history of incarcerating women.
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Though pansexual representation in media and pop culture may still be lacking, some who identify as pansexual say an offensive approach is needed to combat pansexual erasure, too.
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Esposito points out that heterosexual relationships don't receive the same treatment, meaning that it's not simply a matter of removing graphic scenes, but a case of queer erasure.
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This suggests that the Trump-fueled erasure of civic norms will continue—who would have predicted that we would look back fondly on John McCain's 2008 concession speech?
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The "AAPI" ("Asian-American and Pacific Islander") acronym and all of its variations are imperfect and contribute to the erasure of Pacific Islander, Native Hawaiian, and Indigenous people.
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It's an effort, for instance, to correct the historic erasure of trans folk from art and history, and provide, in physical space, possibilities for future fluidity in representation.
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For the most part, ethnographers and linguists are helpless in the face of the gradual erasure of collective memory that goes along with this loss of linguistic diversity.
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" Ms. Chicago said that both developments would help her reach a major goal: "Overcoming the erasure of women's achievements, including my own, and bringing them into the mainstream.
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What's more, the incessant flame wars around Daum have prompted those on the extreme right to use her as a symbol to advance their agenda of cultural erasure.
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In the face of endless threats like environmental degradation, loss of sovereignty, and cultural erasure, practicing traditional culture can become a form of resistance for many indigenous people.
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"This exhibition is a hostile act towards communities on the front lines fighting tenant harassment, cultural appropriation and erasure," the Chinatown Art Brigade wrote in an open letter.
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They decided to use the poetry technique of erasure, which consists of blacking out portions of a larger text, to expose terse emotional outbursts and visually arresting moments.
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But the system is still operating as it was prior to the erasure of his fines, and the system has since assigned him over $6,000 more in tickets.
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The work is both a nod to an old, fixed art history (Leonardo, Duchamp) and the statement of a new, open-ended one of simultaneous erasure and proliferation.
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Figures harden as the French Revolution approaches, and the century ends with an erasure of froufrou and a praise of moral virtues drawn from Greek and Roman examples.
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"It just surfaced a lot of the discrimination and harassment and erasure of a lot of these people in a way that people couldn't ignore anymore," she said.
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But this radical remaking eventually becomes indistinguishable from erasure, as the narrator realizes, "I was being this slippery person I invented who could disappear in so many ways."
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Chekhov's discussions about the meaning — and meaninglessness — of life have accordingly been expanded to embrace subjects like the evils of British neocolonialism and the erasure of cultural history.
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Late last month, Representative Adriano Espaillat, a Democrat, who represents the 13th Congressional District, held a news conference outside the Apollo Theater to assail the efforts at erasure.
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Suddenly the deliberate and systematic erasure of architecture was prime-time news — just as it had been at the very start of the new millennium on 9/11.
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We fear this delay tactic is the first step in the complete erasure of the rule, reverting to a time when the "affirmatively furthering" mandate was largely ignored.
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" As they note, whether through warfare, policy shifts, or gentrification, cultural erasure is a reality that alters our lives: "We humans invest feelings in the things we make.
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But that there is a desire to do so at all hints toward a larger, systemic issue of Native erasure that, to this day, awaits an adequate governmental response.
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"These bells are deeply painful symbols that celebrate the destruction, domination and erasure of our people," Amah Mutsun Tribal Band Chairman Valentin Lopez said in the school's online post.
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But the tight focus on the erasure of communal memory, like so many themes in Game of Thrones, spills beyond Westeros and reflects relatable anxieties in the real world.
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That when you see a modern-day Chanel bracelet that is strikingly similar to the 400 AD-era brooch next to it, there is suddenly an erasure of progress.
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No one who calls out designers for cultural appropriation is attempting to kill their creative freedom — they're questioning what expense comes with the erasure of that culture and community.
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Again and again, Wonder Woman subverts and undermines the casual sexism and erasure that's become de facto in even the best superhero movies — and with a radiant smile besides.
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She also doesn't understand that a huge part of why I hate photoshop is how it's used as a tool of erasure of ethnicities, our skin colour, our features.
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As it was for Sykes, Picot and Balfour, this is a time for bold ambition, not to draw new lines, but to deftly manage the erasure of old ones.
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Even though more young people identify as LGBTQ than ever before and there are more allies than ever standing alongside us, there is still stigma and erasure around bisexuality.
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When I'm working with Andy on Erasure stuff nowadays—when we're actually recording it—he'll do the singing on his own and I'll do the music on my own.
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Robinson and neighbor Agnes Kabuto, who are both in their fifties, said the erasure of their address in 2015 led to bank accounts being frozen and blocked welfare payments.
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It's harder to get into a fight about the erasure of Native American peoples -- rightly or wrongly -- when you're not actually eating turkey on the site of their removal.
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If Trump succeeds, his own legacy won't be defined by his erasure of Obama's accomplishments so much as the destruction of the modern regulatory state as we know it.
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Robinson and neighbour Agnes Kabuto, who are both in their fifties, said the erasure of their address in 2015 led to bank accounts being frozen and blocked welfare payments.
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This omission isn't a shortcoming but it has the effect of making the collection's varied poetic forms — lists; erasure poems; historical overviews; personal letters — hint at an undisclosed method.
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Before the reset starts, click Change settings to choose whether the Data erasure feature is enabled; this essentially overwrites data on disk and makes sure it can't be recovered.
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This historical erasure serves a distinct purpose, casting dissent — from wearing an antiwar T-shirt to kneeling during the national anthem — as inherently disrespectful, even abusive, to American soldiers.
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Some worry that a ruling for Ms Stephens could lead to the erasure of sex-specific rules at work, such as those governing the provision of single-sex bathrooms.
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Ms. Morrison viewed literary canons as the contingent products of history and associated forms of domination and erasure, not as the timeless embodiments of universal human experiences or values.
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The boarding school era and its erasure of language is a blot on the nation's record, and one that too few non-Natives have been forced to reckon with.
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This vicious cycle of destitution—the faithful becoming faithless, the poor becoming penniless—illustrates the subjugation of the marginalized and the erasure of those on the fringes of society.
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The Trump administration has come under fire for multiple acts of erasure: LGTBQ people will be removed from the next census, for example, putting services to the community under jeopardy.
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To show the sheer magnitude of the erasure, the group staged a counter-exhibition at the Studio Museum in Harlem, under the title Invisible Americans: Black Art of the '1033s.
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But a long, systemic tradition of queer erasure has prompted the most vocal fans to criticize the Netflix translation for seemingly diminishing what they call the series' previously unambiguous queerness.
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Four years ago this excessive practice would have indicated a megastar's ambition to craft a plushly immersive suite, but by now it also codes as an attempt at self-erasure.
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Arya "Stick 'Em With The Pointy End" Stark saved humanity from endless night and the erasure of all memory by stabbing the Night King with the Valyrian steel catspaw dagger.
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"Oh I'm going to read it, sure," said Travis Macdonald, who erased down The 9-11 Commission Report to publish a book-length erasure titled O Mission Repo in 2005.
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If he tends to think the genre can be activist, that's because he thinks of an erasure as a way of doing to the government what it does to us.
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His work helped give an aura of respectability to the notion that European "identity" needs to be defended against erasure by immigration, global trade, multinational institutions, and left-wing multiculturalism.
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This is somewhat confusing, especially given the kerfuffle over the mustache's continued existence during the actor's filming of Justice League, and its forced erasure in post-production of that film.
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The ballroom community understands inspiration and appreciation for the vogue artform has grown worldwide, with only a small number who seek to capitalize through erasure under the guise of "originality".
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And yet country music's "little white myth" persists today because of the erasure of the genre's black roots and the contributions black artists have made to it over the years.
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And, as Qunun's case shows, for Saudi women escaping a system which sees them permanently infantilized, a voice in the world outside can mean the difference between freedom and erasure.
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Both are about the erasure and re-creation of identity: Eddie gulps a smart drug ("a kind of steroid for the intellect") to become a more rapacious, more victorious Eddie.
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But perhaps the most disturbing feature of the film is the near erasure of slavery altogether and the downplaying of slave rape in particular to further a Shakespearean love story.
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"He wanted to go to gay clubs and listen to Erasure and OMD," he says sympathetically of his bandmate, who departed Death of Samantha in 1987, and is openly gay.
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MacOS The Disk Utility in macOS (formerly OS X) provides multiple data erasure options for HDDs under "Security Options" including multipass overwrites that conforms to the DoD 250-M specification.
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Tumblr's decision to effectively ban adult content has led to the erasure of stories, history, and communities of often marginalized people who made homes on Tumblr's platform over the years.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Enacting a posthumous reassessment, the book Percy Rainford: Duchamp's "Invisible" Photographer has poignantly rescued the neglected Jamaican artist Percy Rainford (1901–211) from erasure.
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" These feelings, shared by many now and those who came before her, she said, have led to "a literal erasure of culture that still has me aching to the core.
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There is no denying the bulk of all those numbers, but what I remember about watching Duncan implacably ease the Nets into the offseason was less about accumulation than erasure.
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For instance, there's the erasure of the many slave revolts and rebellions that happened throughout the nation, perpetuating the lie that the enslaved were docile or satisfied with their conditions.
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In Hiller's video, a speaker of Livonian, a dormant Finnish language — the last speaker died in 2013 — bemoans that with the loss of language comes the erasure of ancestral history.
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Does its distinction as the whitest big city in America risk the erasure of the people of color who continue to reside there, but are being pushed to the margins?
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The study—titled "Latinos in Film: Erasure On Screen & Behind the Camera"—found that 47 percent of the 2100,22018 films surveyed erased Latinx people completely from on-screen speaking roles.
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That erasure extended to both Best Picture categories (Comedy or Musical and Drama), where all 10 nominees were directed by men, and the Best Screenplay category, entirely written by men.
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One work I saw as referencing this idea was Alina Szapocznikow's "Headless Torso" (1968), which spoke to me on the conditions of embodied erasure so many women artists often face.
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Responses on Twitter (especially from women of color) were aghast at the one-two punch of erasure based on sex and race that still packs a wallop in American media.
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" -Reparations for the "cultural and educational exploitation, erasure, and extraction" of black communities through mandatory school curriculums that "critically examine the political, economic and social impacts of colonialism and slavery.
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Whether or not this erasure of the author happens — and with it concerns about plagiarism — will depend on how we respond to the recurring incidents of plagiarism in our midst.
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Mr. Sheikh's impressively researched "The Erasure Trilogy" is a three-book examination of the Israeli campaign to "make the desert bloom" by eradicating Bedouin villages in the Negev by planting forests.
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His signature works are monumental canvases filled with gestural loops, bursts, and scribbles, words and their erasure; paintings that feel simultaneously heroic, sweeping, even classical, while also childlike and inward-looking.
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"Radical lesbians feel swallowed up by the word queer," Faderman said, a phenomenon outlined in Bonnie J. Morris' "The Disappearing L: Erasure of Lesbian Spaces and Culture," published two years ago.
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And if I don't write it, I don't build it, I don't create it, then there's going to be an erasure of an entire history and mythology in these emerging spaces.
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But the intermingling of the US and Chinese economies that was supposed to generate liberalization in China instead seems to be leading to the erasure of Tibet from American cultural products.
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I'd love to see someone actually use a term like "bi" or "pan" when it comes to Kat, as a lot of shows are still contributing to erasure by avoiding them.
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We righteously and correctly decry the insidious objectification of women on screen, and the hateful erasure of queer characters and performers of color, under the simple, unassailable argument that representation matters.
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She turns away from the world and decides, instead, to live inside her own world, a new language made of erasure, negation; a world marking time; a kingdom of endless silence.
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For a year and a half, Americans endured a political campaign driven by xenophobia, sexism, and the erasure of the cultural, ethnic, and personal diversity upon which this country was built.
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Crowded out by machismo, misogyny, and negligence, women including Jenny La Sexy Voz experienced erasure from song credits, while others dealt with sexist criticism or stereotyping in a machismo-propelled scene.
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It was the first album where Martin Gore took on the responsibility for the lyrics, because the first one was written by Vince Clark, who left the group to form Erasure.
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While the couple split in February (with the requisite erasure of each other from their Instagram feeds), they were still an item at the time KUWTK was filming in late 2016.
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The historical erasure of our ancestors is a huge loss for us as a whole, and so it feels a little disjointed to not fully witness the entirety of a legacy.
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By failing to acknowledge that, Turner's father wrote an incredibly tone-deaf letter — one that perpetuated many of the tropes that define rape culture today, particularly the erasure of actual victims.
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The omission — or dare I say the erasure — of Sulkowicz's queer identity indicates the public's continued unwillingness to reckon with the notion that queer people can be victims of sexual violence.
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Related: Gentrifiers Get Murdered in 'White Knuckle,' a Horror Short Film How Augmented Reality Is Fighting Cultural Erasure in East Harlem The Human Price of Gentrification Emerges in a Brooklyn Installation
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That erasure occurred after Strzok and Page left Mueller's team over revelations they exchanged anti-Trump text messages, including one string in which they talked about stopping Trump from becoming president.
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Theft of Indigenous land, erasure of Indigenous cultures (which is assimilation by another name), and the gradual but insistent diminishment of Indigenous sovereignty are central pillars in this architecture of oppression.
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If Al-Hadid sculpts faces without seeing them, announcing how we fail to see our own heads, she puts places under erasure to show how we fail to inhabit them permanently.
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In 1931, just a handful of years after the extirpation of gray wolves in Yellowstone, the federal Animal Damage Control Act appropriated $10 million for the erasure of coyotes in America.
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For Scott, this is the opportunity to raise awareness around an event that was not only suppressed through violence, but by white supremacist erasure from the pages of history as well.
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India is swiftly mutating from a formally secular republic to one that openly nurtures and actively participates in the erasure of those who dare to exercise their constitutional right to dissent.
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So, it is not surprising that just as Ireland is reckoning with the erasure of its first wave of feminism, a new one is surging, propelled in part by the commemorations.
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But for me, it is: a photograph by which incarceration as a facet of the ongoing project of exclusion and erasure in the United States is laid (a little more) bare.
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JS: I also think about how your work involves erasure, in the sense of taking away pieces of information that might otherwise easily locate the paintings in terms of recognizable images.
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As the film's narrator, she is talking about her erasure from the rise of N.W.A in "Straight Outta Compton," and by extension the absence of other black women from these stories.
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Calligraphy serves instead as the genesis of Mr. Marden's abstractions, which deform and reform in rhythmic, liquid tangles, often overlaid with white gouache that acts as erasure and emendation at once.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The story of Burns' first public sculpture is one of controversy because the work engages how gentrification has led to queer erasure in the neighborhood.
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While fans debated the politics of erasure, corporations made some of the decisions for us, for their own reasons, as books, television shows, movies and other projects were canceled or altered.
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The women, members of a group that denies the humanity of transgender people, referred to Ms. McBride with male pronouns and accused her of championing rape and the erasure of lesbians.
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Newcomers should practice solidarity and side with anti-gentrification activists, many of whom are long-time Boyle Heights residents who have been resisting displacement and erasure for the last 30 years!
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It's perhaps inevitable that a factory product, easy to replicate, would gain ascendance in the world over a handmade one; but for Palestinians, it can feel like erasure just the same.
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Mr. Bennet's recusal from most of these matters of the heart prefigures his erasure from the property; he acts out his disappearance on a daily basis by hiding in his library.
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Fragile and faded, the artist's works on paper depict loneliness as a driving force of desire, and erasure as the faintest of signposts toward the erotic, queer bliss Irwin so deeply prized.
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In 1991, with George H.W. Bush in office and a disease killing gay men while the government stood by and watched, it felt like another example of shame-filled erasure to some.
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Last week, that was with genuinely funny bits for heroine Zoey Johnson (Yara Shahidi), which were mixed in with complex commentary on bi-erasure and the dark financial arts of the NCAA.
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"There is a massive erasure of that culture and that community, so the confidence doesn't exist for people to connect or be aware or educate themselves," Sullivan told Madison Magazine in July.
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The issue of representation feels cozily easy to understand here in the US —" you either are or aren't represented —" compared to the long history of self-erasure in post-war Japanese narratives.
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The tension between Harlem's rich, complex history and the persistent threat of cultural erasure has created an imperative for current work that draws on Harlem's enduring artistic legacy while pushing new boundaries.
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In addition, with more resources and better access to media, many newly arrived artists have contributed to the erasure of cultural and artistic production that existed in their neighborhoods long before them.
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"When Erasure didn't really happen straight away—the first album didn't really sell—I was thinking, well, that's it, I'll get have to get a job at an advertising company," he confides.
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Given that an increasing number of people identify as bisexual and the health disparities and vulnerabilities that bisexual people can face, it's time to stop contributing to the dangers of bi erasure.
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The hole represents everything about the nothingness that defines modern life: capitalist greed and waste, gentrification, the social disease of nihilistic irony, the seeming erasure of responsibility to one another as people.
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Critics have applauded the diversity of the series, while also pointing out its fluffy plot, lack of connection to the original film, and erasure of the source material's groundbreaking queer love story.
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I saw a lot of friends celebrating non-Indigenous people for discussing Indigenous issues in Canada, and it really struck me that that's just forwarding erasure because it's erasing Indigenous voices. Absolutely.
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" What happened in this world was "[t]he complete subordination of the monastic scribe to the text — the erasure, in the interest of crushing the monk's spirit, of his intellect and sensibility.
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They are deliberate, haunted efforts to express the pitiful limits of contemporary human memory, always at risk of erasure in the shadow of history and the flood of the digital image stream.
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However, we do find solidarity with our Native American brothers and sisters through our shared history of exploitation and illegal seizure of land, resources and attempted erasure of our culture and identity.
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A poet named Isobel O'Hare took a more low-budget approach, turning the offending men's mea (sorta) culpas into "erasure" poems by blacking out most of their words to reveal blunter messages.
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In a moody, scumbled photograph called " 'Erasure'—The Beginning of Conquest and Destruction, Native America Loses the European Cultural Battle," Cooper shows the beach in Veracruz where Cortés commenced his Aztec campaign.
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Historically, the Afro-Latinx community has faced erasure in both U.S. and Latinx media, which tend to favor Latinas with lighter skin and long, straight hair (think Jennifer Lopez and Sofia Vergara).
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Inclusivity allows us to call out TERFs (trans-exclusionary radical feminists) and bi-erasure, for example, or to encompass a fuller spectrum of gender and sexual identity with a +, as in LGBTQIA+.
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Early on, a Khmer Rouge soldier urges her to "become someone else" and calls her Mei, an act of both erasure and protection, freeing her from the crimes of her educated parents.
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But a crucial thing to understand is that the erasure of the Village of the past happened not despite Jacobs's well-documented calls to preserve it, but in part because of them.
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As it turns out, even Montell wasn't too familiar with this type of slang, which the women in the video explain may connect to a bigger problem of bisexual erasure, Hello Giggles reports.
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Our lives and livelihoods are facing erasure because of galleries like James Cohan and artists who believe that their privilege and entitlement gives them the right to occupy the spaces we call home.
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Rather than signifying a withholding or erasure, the decision to keep the men's faces anonymous creates an ambiance of vulnerability, a space where each man can voice clearly, and openly, his emotional interiority.
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Facing incredible pressure to conform, conceal and repress our difference, our struggle was against not segregation or exclusion so much as self-erasure, the internalization of shame, the denial of our very existence.
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In terms of the nothingness—that fear of erasure we have if we extricate ourselves from those labels that seem to give us a shape—maybe that is the key to your writing.
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She made these works as a way to elevate the drawing medium to the level of paintings, since she worked for months on drawings, and made erasure an integral part of the process.
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During a time in my life where the only messages I got about female pleasure were stigmatizing, shaming, or attempts at erasure, Trina offered an alternative as she explicitly embraced her own sexuality.
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While Martin's story did include a black character in the 1980s, and while it's commendable that he's working to raise the issue of erasure, the adaptation is working off of some shaky footing.
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Google cannot claim to support trans people and its trans employees — a population that faces real and material threats — and simultaneously appoint someone committed to trans erasure to a key AI advisory position.
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And as long as they're prevented from being overtly, openly, jubilantly queer, they will — ironically — continue to perpetuate the same cultural erasure that Saltzman and his partner Glassman worked to deconstruct and destroy.
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I hope that the form of erasure itself draws attention to the fact that these men have in fact erased the voices of their victims, for many years, some very deliberately and litigiously.
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His young studio practice often focuses on politically stylized photographs of black young men like himself, in situations that play on the erasure of visibility and intersectional politics, evoking both Ferguson and Orlando.
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"Whenever I do Negative Space as public billboards, I think of them as temporarily negating or erasing an advertisement that would otherwise be there," Thomson remarks, suggesting an erasure of the billboard itself.
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I used a pencil here as a symbol of erasure—as a way to encapsulate the impermanence and uncertainty of life, because even if you live here, you're going to die one day.
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The truth is, social media could be gone tomorrow, and with our book, Jenna and I are hoping to create a text that could help fight that type of erasure that could occur.
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So these chefs must speak not only for ingredients but for cultures that, in two and a half centuries of domination by the West, have been undermined, exploited, misrepresented and threatened with erasure.
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But the appropriation of headdresses and "playing Indian" in an American context are long-running acts of aggression that, as Simas pointed out in her letter, contributed to systematic genocide and indigenous erasure.
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"Instead of acknowledging the wrong and attempting to learn from her mistake, she continued the erasure of Black women who attempted to educate her on how harmful her behavior is," Reign told Broadly.
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Like the work of Glenn Ligon and Christopher Wool, artistic predecessors who have worked with black-and-white textual accretion and erasure, Rasheed's installations probe the limitations and fissures of linguistic self-expression.
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If prison, as Manning has said, made her feel like a ghost — alive in her supporters' thoughts but unable to be with them physically — then her time in solitary was akin to erasure.
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Bringing together spiritual healers, researchers, activists, filmmakers and so on, this interdisciplinary exhibition highlights the hierarchy between knowledge systems that continues to shape, sometimes by marginalization and erasure, what is considered art today.
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Here, as everywhere, the crisis is existential, because it leads, inevitably, to contemplating the elimination of man; but it is also more immediately terrifying, because it means an erasure of something culturally inimitable.
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If we want to put an end to the historical erasure of lesbian identity, we need to be better at acknowledging those who came before us, precisely so that they are not erased.
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Google cannot claim to support trans people and its trans employees — a population that faces real and material threats — and simultaneously appoint someone committed to trans erasure to a key AI advisory position.
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Through an eros of erasure more than ecstasy, Denis doesn't let us bask in its pleasures for long; (spoiler alert) nor does doe-eyed Isabelle wind up with the man of her dreams.
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Tina Takemoto was curious about the period represented by the black row, which commemorated the erasure and incarceration of Japanese Americans but also omitted a brief but significant part of Little Tokyo history.
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They're a monument of sorts, artifacts reminding us not to dismiss the historical horror of colonization and its still pervasive erasure of nonwhite narratives and histories when it comes to representation in curated spaces.
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When NPR asked Newsom for comment about the meaning of this single, she wrote, "Sapokanikan" is a ragtimey encomium to the forces of remembrance, forgetting, accretion, concealment, amendment, erasure, distortion, canonization, obsolescence, and immortality.
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In a time where queer visibility is perhaps greater than ever, Atlus's erasure of positive queerness flies in the face of its purported ideals, representing outsiders as heroes who can facilitate greater societal change.
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Despite the affection that its denizens seem to hold for this place, Capitalism prefers the erasure of history, desiring that we live only in its presence, that it is the only reality we know.
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They aren't advocating the complete erasure of the practice from Islam, but argue that because of the way talaq has been practiced, women need some form of legal recourse when they currently have none.
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Charlie's Country in particular is a devastating take on the mass erasure of Indigenous history, anchored with an award-winning performance by celebrated actor David Gulpilil and written largely in the Yolngu Matha language.
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I wrote about this erasure during Charlottesville back in August, and more recently, we've seen a co-optation of the well-known Holocaust term "never again" being used to memorialize the Parkland shooting victims.
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In the previous age, our worries resided in things like atom bomb: Our sudden and final erasure from the world, everyone gone in a flash of light as if we'd never even been here.
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As the title suggests, this is a film that explores the possibility of human erasure — what happens when our own bodies, our own cells, our own minds, turn against us, from the inside out.
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Google has partnered with 3D laser scanning nonprofit CyArk to help preserve historical sites around the world that are at risk of irreversible damage or total erasure due to human conflict and natural disasters.
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The show, which currently has a 33% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, was criticized for its bisexual erasure, overall lack of focus, and ultimate lack of understanding of what teens in 2018 are actually like.
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To overlook the depiction of people of color in Western art history — and omit them from the data set used to train a tool like this — isn't just a blind spot, but literal erasure.
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Last year, a group called Get the L Out staged a protest against what they saw as "lesbian erasure" – or lesbians being written out of history – at the beginning of London's annual Pride march.
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Pruitt's finger-wagging attempts to turn global warming into a taboo may be softer than his boss's assertion that climate change is a "hoax," but they're united in a policy of erasure and denial.
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Clark's tweets are symptomatic of a much larger problem -- the continued erasure of black women's stories in American culture and the various social and political movements that promise, but often fail, to include us.
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It is easy to engage in the erasure of trans people by speaking over people and not engaging them when they are telling us what they experience and what we can do to help.
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Since the day Scarlett Johansson was cast as Motoko Kusanagi, the cyborg and lead character of Ghost in the Shell, the film has been criticized for its whitewashing and erasure of its Japanese roots.
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He then walks away, knowing that the rain will fill his "rain shadow," yet doing it anyway, as if to prove that he was here — present yet at peace with the inescapability of erasure.
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And on Wednesday, "Erasure" transforms a portrait concert of five visceral works by Gemma Peacocke into a broader, staged exploration of women's experiences, with pieces that delve into themes like rage, marginalization and abuse.
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Irvin said the erasure will contribute to feelings of invisibility among BYU's trans population, who often feel as if they are alone on a campus where they very seldom see other students like them.
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I will certainly NOT accede to my linguistic erasure solely because someone who is clearly overflowing with cis privilege suddenly gets it into their head that this might be a cool thing to do.
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It's about the erasure of legal categories for men and women in our law and culture, and it's fraught with dangerous consequences for our personal privacy, our civil rights, our children, and our families.
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" Nea adds, "Bottoming also doesn't necessarily imply you are being penetrated (bottoms who fist erasure!!!), but that you are on the receiving end of an encounter or fantasy someone is playing out with you.
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Two exhibitions at the Art Gallery of Hamilton highlight the dual role of programming and outreach in light of identity politics and the erasure of women in one of the nation's oldest art institutions.
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But for a group that thinks of itself first and foremost as a live band, U2's near-erasure of Zooropa from its set lists is the most telling indicator of the album's legacy.
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I won't say that it was a total erasure and reinstallation, but I had to think it out better, think it out more because it wasn't a situation where I could depend on the jokes.
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But his status as a household name has resulted in — or perhaps resulted from — a strange erasure of his sexually explicit work, ironically some of the very work that makes him such an important artist.
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All the gains against the second law made by the demon's nifty handiwork are canceled by "Landauer's limit": the finite cost of information erasure (or more generally, of converting information from one form to another).
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While many of these respond to cultural loss from human conflict, still others are concerned with ever-present sources and causes of erasure, from looting and illicit resales to weather and the passing of time.
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But the erasure of Kat's blackness stood out, especially as the character crusaded on behalf of other people's identities — and particularly because the show was selling itself as a feminist show for the modern age.
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Couple Tun Win Aung and Wah Nu's acrylic and paper works deal with erasure, language, and reinterpretation; there are layers of meaning in their pieces not immediately apparent to those unfamiliar with Myanmar's political strife.
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As an artist, Ruiseco-Lombera works to prevent a similar erasure of the Cuban LGBTQ community by creating archives of queer Cuban history and culture, as this series, Añoranza: Portraits of Trans and Queer Cuba.
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"My hope is that the spell of the erasure [will] lift the veil of PR language and show people what is really being asked of them, or communicated to them, through these statements," she said.
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This wouldn't be the first misguided approach to fighting human trafficking at the detriment of the sex work community, such as the erasure of online platforms sex workers depended on to work safely and independently.
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When I think of music I think of my culture and how music has been used to liberate people from all types of slavery and resist against the incessant genocide, erasure, and assimilation of culture.
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The erasure of 800 Traction would be a blow not only to the artistic community, but to Japanese-American Angelenos specifically, who were instrumental in developing this area sited on the edge of Little Tokyo.
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That in part explains why left-wing Democratic presidential candidates like Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders have been calling for Medicare for all along with the erasure of student debt and tuition-free higher education.
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Since nihilism is the belief in nothing, the erasure of all values and the wanton destruction of all foundations out of which value systems arise, it is inimical to reason and to law and order.
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Ohio's Republican secretary of state, Jon Husted, and the dissenting Sixth Circuit judge, counter that the erasure results from that fact and another omission: the individual's failure to confirm his address by sending the postcard.
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Those artists were in his field of vision, but the rush of brushwork that defines Impressionist painting—the erasure of the clean line in pursuit of a hazier reality—is alien to Debussy's crystalline technique.
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Her point was clear: Women have always belonged within and contributed to spaces commonly thought of as "men's," and our societal failure to recognize this truth is an artificial and sometimes conscious erasure of reality.
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The result was not just an embarrassing, tone-deaf loss of profit for the studio, where uproar about whitewashing and trans-erasure on social media added insult to the injury of a meager opening weekend.
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In a profound act of cultural erasure, many of these objects were stripped of the particulars of their making and history once they entered the global trade of "rare curiosities," as the exhibit calls it.
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The exhibition begins 20103 years after the country gained independence in 22010, and critically examines Argentina's "heterogeneity" and postcolonial identity, focusing on its large population of European immigrants and erasure of indigenous peoples and culture.
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The photographer himself describes decommunization as "a logical stage in the political trajectory of our country," but explains that there are different approaches to the process that don't result in total erasure of valuable records.
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Mr. Ligon frequently quotes African-American literature or pop culture, smearing or smudging stenciled letters in his works to reflect and emphasize the messiness or violence of the content — or the threat of historical erasure.
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Investing an object with life is a thread that is elaborated on in the work of Camille Utterback, who takes this idea one step further by endowing her pieces with memory and its subsequent erasure.
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That their avoidance of neutral-zone giveaways and erasure of Vegas's transition game and redoubled presence in front of their own net presage a celebration, as soon as Game 5 Thursday night in Las Vegas.
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"Harlem Redux," which the artist completed in 2016, took a nuanced look at the erasure of history and community through the rampant gentrification of a neighborhood long synonymous with black culture in the United States.
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If we are to land on the local for everything, it can create a kind of an erasure of migrant lifestyles, which shouldn't be [the case], especially as we talk about immigration in this country.
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Spurred by anger and a desire for vengeance, Lenù sets out to counter Lila's self-erasure by preserving her life in the form of a novel, making their history irrevocably present in the reader's imagination.
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The deletion occurred on the same day Clinton's former chief of staff and her lawyer had a call with the computer firm that handled the erasure using an anti-recovery software called BleachBit, Grassley said.
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Readers would not know this since Greenberg neglects to mention that fact, an erasure that he compounds by recommending a list of works that are mostly about white Americans (all by men except for one).
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Perhaps her erasure signals a failure to be seen, rather than a failure to see—one look at the photo above and you'll notice a striking disparity in the number of male to female scientists.
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Perhaps as an inadvertent side effect of this aesthetic house-cleaning, it served as a kind of erasure, wiping away history, and offering its adopters a new slate after the war for an idealized vision.
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Both nations have, in different and distinct ways, developed official cultures of multiculturalism — a celebration and accommodation of racial differences, rather than an erasure of them — as a means of trying to reconcile racial tensions.
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Others contend that when the term is used by straight people, they contribute to femme invisibility—the idea that femme queer women are often mistaken as straight by society, thus perpetuating an erasure of their identities.
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Dolores suffers at the hands of older archetypes, and Maeve suffers the technological violence of memory erasure — a parallel tension between the overt villainy of the classic Western and the institutional horrors of the new West.
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In 2019, amidst rising tides of populist politics and the ever-increasing disparity between the global 1% and literal "low-lying" communities facing very real climatological erasure, one can't underscore enough the importance of these films.
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"We are seeing the erasure of Warren rising and Biden falling with the lack of public Iowa voting results," Adam Green, the head of the pro-Warren Progressive Campaign Change Committee, said shortly after midnight Tuesday.
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A final concern pointed out in his statement is that, in a world where male actors are grossly overrepresented onscreen, eliminating gendered acting categories might contribute to the erasure of women and gender non-conforming people.
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The Shaman's Vision Quest that Adelaide visits early in the film is a perfect example of cultural erasure: Native Americans being reduced to gross ahistorical stereotypes, while their very real present-day concerns go largely unheard.
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This erasure of his legacy—intentional or not—seemed to speak to the fickle nature of the nightlife industry, where old concepts are often recycled, making it difficult to distinguish between appropriation, homage, and sheer coincidence.
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If current first- and second-generation Asian Americans are estranged from the decades-long history of Chinese exclusion, that distance, too, has been constructed by white violence, federal failure, exclusionary policy—and by continued historical erasure.
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They also said it would harm families by normalizing hormonal and surgical interventions for gender dysphoric children, lead to the erasure of women by dismantling sex-specific facilities and sports and affect faith-based charities. Rep.
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But the reality is, there's no way for us to know if she's queer or not unless she tells us, and the act of speculating only perpetuates attitudes that contribute to the erasure of bisexual women.
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The change, timed to the building's reopening after a renovation, caused an outcry among those who saw it as a generic rebranding, an erasure of the institution's colorful history as a home for experimental live art.
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Italy's liberal opposition has argued that the coalition is unable to focus on the business of government, leading to the erasure of Italy's minuscule growth, an erosion of international investor confidence, and political isolation in Europe.
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The erasure is at once a tribute to the less heralded constituent elements of Persian painting and fearsome metaphor for recent attacks on religious representation, from the museums of Baghdad to the newsroom of Charlie Hebdo.
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It's not just coincidence that "erasure" has been a theme in both the arguments over these movies and the removal of Confederate monuments, or that the "Ghostbusters" fight drew in alt-right figures like Milo Yiannopoulos.
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By watching, perhaps, we can try to reassure ourselves that who we were and how we lived still exist, if on an altered plane — that, like the malls themselves, our pasts will resist their own erasure.
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And on Tuesday, President Trump, in remarks defending some of the far-right protesters, asked aloud whether the removal of Confederate statues would prompt the erasure of monuments to slaveholders like George Washington and Thomas Jefferson.
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In following the three of them and those in their orbit, Gentefied is both a celebration of a modern Mexican American family and also the story about their struggle against the ever-present threat of erasure.
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The Last Black Man in San Francisco encapsulates a lot of things—erasure of history and identity, the realities of gentrification, the transcendent nature of friendship under duress—but it makes its point in its title.
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"My use of traditional materials, scale, and representational technique is a critique of the historical erasure and marginalization of women and queer people in the canon of portraiture and visual art," she tells The Creators Project.
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From her funny combinations of card catalogue tabs to the clouds in a Fields photograph to the cumulus-like erasure marks in Blackboards, Baum's works require a closer look to find the value in the banal.
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The circus sideshow may have been the wow factor, the hook into a great yarn, but this is really a book about historic erasure, and how one family's story was systematically quashed by white-run institutions.
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The letter concludes its critique of this erasure within the larger Movement for Black Lives and calls on Zuckerberg to add action behind his public support of the Movement with the addition of an anti-censorship policy.
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More and more, people are recognizing the historical erasure of marginalized lives as a form of violence to be organized against, and that no one is disposable—certainly not people navigating deep and multiple forms of oppression.
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Two people reduced to mere bulging silhouettes on a fabric surface perhaps says more about the erasure of individual identity behind the iron curtain (with the material itself providing a gendered lens) than any pamphlet possibly could.
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Since then Vale has seen the erasure of 14% of its market value, grave legal allegations, the downgrading of its debt and a devastating body count: 186 people are now confirmed as dead, with 122 still missing.
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The inability to make unilateral changes to people's privacy and the right to erasure could hamper some of Facebook's ability to roll out new products and require it to build stronger systems to comply with user requests.
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Every minute that passes in Agustina Woodgate's "National Times" (222/299) installation — currently on view in the 2019 Whitney Biennial — represents more than a small erasure of the past, but an extinguishing of the clock's essential purpose.
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However, given the hegemonic notion of beauty constructed around white ideals, and the frequency of mainstream appropriation and erasure of black female cultural labor, My Fat Ass critique's the voyage of the black female figure throughout history.
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Americans do not by and large support such cruelty, and just as was the case with North Carolina's bathroom bill, any attempt at erasure of trans people may inspire a backlash that throws Republicans out of office.
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"The only way to fight lesbian erasure within 'LGBT+' groups is to... create an autonomous and strong lesbian community and build alliances with all feminists willing to fight against male domination," a spokeswoman said in an email.
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It is an especially vexing moment for this, given how black pop, thanks to stars like Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar, is increasingly political, and discussion of black cultural erasure is becoming commonplace on social media and beyond.
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What seems clear, though, is that the utopic dreams of the early Internet, in which technology's erasure of national borders led to a global utopia of harmony and fellowship, could hardly have been further from the truth.
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In the intervening space between 2012's The Heist and This Unruly Mess, Macklemore became a father, a husband, a millionaire, and the unwitting flashpoint for a dialogue about black erasure and white visibility in minority spaces.
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"Something that's been a continual point of conversation throughout the arc of her career is this idea of cultural erasure, invisibility and migration, people being pushed to margins of society," explained the ICA LA curator Jamillah James.
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"Given the violent history of erasure of queer sexual health education and its detrimental effects, removal of such conversation is a form of censorship which directly affects the livelihoods of queer and trans people," the statement said.
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This ability to shape-shift, to adapt oneself to one's context instead of imposing oneself upon it, is a necessary skill; the gift of self-erasure ensures one will see and hear things one ought not to.
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An earlier version of this article referred incorrectly to Kerby Jean-Raymond's three-part series of collections exploring the erasure of African-American culture; the Pyer Moss show was the third in the series, not the second.
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When you watch these movies today, the pulpy universal language of crude dubbing and its erasure of national boundaries can feel oddly idealistic, like Esperanto or something, less a failure of technology than a sweet, utopian anachronism.
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It followed less high-profile examples of erasure of controversial artists like the indie duo PWR BTTM, whose music briefly disappeared from streaming services after one of its members was accused of sexual misconduct and anti-Semitism.
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The play, which ranges from 1933 to 2003, weaving in and out of the life of an African-American actress, isn't especially tidy, but it's brainy, fizzy and ultimately wrenching in its consideration of stereotype and erasure.
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Brundage argues that "the process by which torture is rendered invisible by euphemism and erasure, bolstering a myth that this country is 'civilized,' is an enduring American tradition," according to a reviewer for The Los Angeles Times.
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Efforts like the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway are being scrutinized through stories of human erasure and cultural displacement, notably of Indigenous groups who suffered immensely as a result of Macdonald's land clearing and assimilation policies.
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The Museum of Modern Art's (MoMA) new retrospective on White—the first major museum exhibition dedicated to him in over 30 years—feels like a necessary revisionist history lesson, an attempt to undo erasure of the artist's legacy.
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The current generation appears more interested in a history that spotlights strides made by figures like MLK and Malcolm X while also grappling with the erasure of lesser-known black names such as Bayard Rustin and Ella Baker.
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In her exhibition Chicago Works: Amanda Williams, the artist highlights Chicago neighborhoods in a state of continuing erasure, both in the news media's representation and through the loss of physical structures that are torn down after being condemned.
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But what the bi erasure police seem not to understand is that queer men, especially gender-nonconforming ones, feel the harsh gaze of heteronormativity to such a degree that "choosing" a heterosexual partner often does not occur freely.
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Most of the buildings remain vacant or have been overtaken by tourist businesses, including the Ace Hotel that Rossi identified as the beginning of Vaseline Alley's near-total erasure over a mere five years, from 2007 through 2012.
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To a certain extent, that erasure kind of works for the other Starr, the one who attends the mostly white Williamson Prep with her brother Sekani (TJ Wright), and half brother Seven (Lamar Johnson) in an affluent neighborhood.
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In terms of culture, politics, even boiling down to the bones of being, there's an erasure: a feeling that we came so far to leave with nothing; and yet, at the same time, a dramatic shift is happening.
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Cruz told voters that the vacancy on the Supreme Court created by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia left gun rights advocates "one vote away" from the effective erasure of the Second Amendment from the Bill of Rights.
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But within all those fragmentations, Israel's policy towards Palestinians is predicated on erasure, dispossession and containment, so if they can't remove them, they will concentrate them into very small areas—that's certainly very obvious in the West Bank.
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Koskinen said that the erasure of the backup tapes has been determined to be an accident caused by two IRS employees working the midnight shift at a facility in Martinsburg, W.Va. But Republicans were unswayed by Koskinen's defense.
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The erasure is not self-imposed, but sometimes comes from event organizers who want me to speak only about being Muslim and other organizers who want me to speak only about being black or only about being queer.
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If this dire prospect were not sobering enough, it is also reasonable to expect that the corresponding erasure of a once-prevailing nuclear taboo would substantially heighten the likelihood of nuclear conflict in other parts of the globe.
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Most of the SSD management applications provided by SSD makers need to be installed under Windows first and will have an option in their interfaces to create a bootable USB stick with a separate utility for secure erasure.
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By taking potential protesters off Latin America's streets, mass outmigration and the great erasure of our borders acts like a safety-valve for their corrupt elite, relieving them of the pressure needed to commit to real domestic reforms.
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The message conveyed is that the erasure and contempt displayed by the current white supremacist occupants of the White House and at least half of Congress is too often mirrored by the so-called intelligentsia, willingly or not.
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"These numbers reveal the depth of the erasure of female characters, particularly those from underrepresented racial/ethnic backgrounds, the LGBTQ community and individuals with disabilities," AII program director Marc Choueiti said in a statement, per the Hollywood Reporter.
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With these works, I hope to help lift Rivera and Johnson out of the historical shadows, celebrating their courage and beauty, while pointing simultaneously to the violence they virulently fought against and to the violence of historical erasure.
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Behind it all was a campaign of ethnic cleansing by the army and its allies, with Buddhist mobs and the country's security forces subjecting Rohingya Muslims to slaughter, rape and the complete erasure of hundreds of their villages.
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Read more:Bisexual people who are out to their partners may have worse sex because of &aposbi-erasure&apos15 iconic moments in the LGBTQ rights movement from the last decade6 celebrities who have opened up about their polyamorous relationships
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In this show, titled "Check to see if still dead inside," it leaves eroticism teasing but unsensational, and may have provided a way for an artist living with a constant threat of erasure to deal with that idea.
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There are words—and they matter—about the erasure of one particular light, of one particular life, and, with that life, all the lives that link with it, all the darkened histories that light—that life—once revealed.
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Read more:Bisexual people who are out to their partners may have worse sex because of 'bi-erasure'15 iconic moments in the LGBTQ rights movement from the last decade6 celebrities who have opened up about their polyamorous relationships
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Callie Torres on Gray's Anatomy, for example, not only names herself bisexual, but also stands up for herself when her lesbian wife implies that bisexuality isn't real (highlighting that bi erasure sometimes even comes from people within LGBTQ communities).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — Contemporary vernacular has a way of turning specific terms into more general concepts (for example, "OCD" and "addict"), which can lead to the erasure of those who suffer from the traditional condition.
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This total erasure of information breaks the rules of quantum mechanics, and it so puzzles experts that in recent years, some have argued that black hole interiors don't really exist—that space and time strangely end at their horizons.
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Outlined in Article 17 of the law as the "right to erasure," it allows people to request that an entity with their personal data delete it and not disseminate it further, so they can essentially take back their consent.
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So thorough is the erasure that some suspect the Saudi royals are determined to finish a task begun in the 18th century, when from Arabia's unruly hinterland the Al Saud and allied Bedouin tribes rose up against the Ottomans.
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The songs are made up of equal parts of emotional exuberance, momentary seductions, and broken hearts to any record by the groundbreaking gay '80s duo Erasure worth its salt; what they all have in common in an undeniable danceability.
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You might be here to partake in transphobia or genderqueer erasure, or support, or "good" allyship, or respectability politics, or curiosity, or for a laugh, or for social capital, or because I shared it, or because my partner did.
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Like the tiny microaggressions I face every day as a transwoman—an Uber driver calling me "sir," or furtive looks in the ladies room—the Grubstreet article was just another casual erasure of my identity, of my community's identity.
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In a literary environment where LGBTQ representation is still catching up from centuries of erasure, it's refreshing to see a queer protagonist like Maria, not a stereotype nor a trope but a deeply flawed, complicated person battling conflicting desires.
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In addition to riffing on Rauschenberg's artwork of erasure, Bentel's project recalls one of the iconic internet enterprises of the early 2000s: The Million Dollar Homepage, created by Alex Tew, then a student raising money to fund his education.
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First we meet Yongju, the good son of elite North Korean parents, who comes home to find a strange man calmly burning their photographs and documents in the kitchen, a clear sign the family has been marked for erasure.
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Whether this new assault on the visibility that the LGBTQ community has achieved in the last eight years is part of a bigger cultural push of queer/trans erasure or a technical oversight by YouTube remains to be seen.
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"The Night Of" and "The Crown" and even the award-winning San Junipero episode of "Black Mirror" go further, and are about the fear of erasure and the destruction of men, in the very specific and in the abstract.
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The American experience isn't retrospectively one of "gratitude," as he posits; instead, many of my peers' grandparents were held in internment camps, marched for their own civil rights and had to fight the American government's best effort at erasure.
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I'm calling out the same old story that I've seen a million times, which I think is connected to this erasure that I experienced as a young black girl reading American Girl books, and putting myself into those narratives.
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Amid a backdrop of increased tourism, the erasure of community and the demolition of landmarks, Mr. Bey documented the privatization of public space through steel gates and fences, exploring the notion of areas that were shared, but off-limits.
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In counterpoint to this erasure, there is a car key attached to a rabbit's foot on the dashboard of the vehicle in the middle, a three-wheeled Solyto, which was generally used as a small delivery truck in France.
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It is only through this lens that we can know what is at stake during the systematic erasure of Yemeni communities and heritage, which is not only being wounded but [is] permanently scarred by imprints of power and destruction.
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After a series of tortured mental exercises, including improv sessions in a "world of yes," she ends up reaching the illogical logical conclusion that the only way to honor the erasure of indigenous peoples is by erasing them again.
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The problem, from Brexit to Mr. Trump's election to the rise of the far-right Alternative for Germany party, is how the liberal order responds to a crisis that threatens its erasure in favor of a reactionary, authoritarian alternative.
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If this dire prospect were not sobering enough, it is also reasonable to expect that the corresponding erasure of a once-prevailing nuclear taboo would substantially heighten the likelihood of nuclear conflict in certain other parts of the globe.
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Bloomberg does not specifically call for immediate erasure of student loan debt or making all public universities free like more progressive plans, though his proposals still look quite familiar — he mirrors points from the more centrist candidates' plans: Sen.
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Since 2015's viral hashtag #OscarsSoWhite, the Academy has been under near-constant assault for its failure to address its historic sidelining or erasure of people of color, of women, of LGBTQ+ individuals, and most recently, of global talent.
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Spinning wins out of losses This presidency is so unusual that it's likely that if Trump does step back from his threat about the border he won't see it as an embarrassing erasure of a line in the sand.
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The erasure of the difference between propaganda and reality cuts to the heart of what is appalling about "Jihadists," a terrorist mixtape that appears remarkably uninterested in presenting these men in a more critical way than they would want.
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But perhaps even more powerfully, the sculptural works made during these performances are undeniable marks of individual and communal presence that resists attempts at erasure such as ICE's purported plans to start shredding evidence of the abuse of detained children.
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In the way an Impressionist painting reveals its brushstrokes and modern architecture its girding, erasure reveals the selection process behind all language and all storytelling, and it tends to pop up when people are wary of what's being chosen for them.
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I decided to name whatever music came from that philosophy Ramba, especially because I didn't want other people to label it as another genre, something that doesn't share the same background and that gives this erasure battle a special voice.
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Kevyn Aucoin is less widely known than McQueen or Talley outside fashion circles — in fact, Bartok was inspired to make the film because of this erasure — but he became a star in the '90s thanks to his pioneering contouring makeup technique.
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Artists like Macintosh Plus and Saint Pepsi have adopted corporate monikers in lieu of their given names, a form of self-erasure, signaling perhaps a reluctance to become visible figureheads and a shrugging off rock and roll's cult of the star.
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Of course the music is just the beginning of what needs to be done to push back on the displacement and cultural erasure steamrollering across Washington and so many other urban centers across the United States that are not far behind.
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The erasure of the ethnicities of the Latino and black people at Pulse on Sunday is one example of how their needs and identities are, at times, ignored within the greater LGBTQ rights movement, and therefore ignored in the general sense.
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For nearly three decades, Wilson has made, appropriated, and curated cultural products in order to expose racism and erasure at the core of social relations, whether in the United States, Europe, or — with Afro Kismet — the perimeters of the Middle East.
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The same erasure concerns existed back then as they do now, and their legendary reads are just as relevant today in the context of being directed towards those who ought to educate themselves before further exploring and exploiting ballroom culture.
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Even before the rise of Latin trap bolstered its crossover prospects, longtime listeners to reggaeton and urbano previously saw firsthand how whitewashing led to the diminishing and veritable erasure of Afro-Latinx acts, including some of the pioneers of these styles.
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" It's a tone-deaf bit of erasure that reaffirms the words Ready Player One eagerly shoves into the mouth of a black woman: that "the OASIS was the best thing that had ever happened to women and people of color.
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Performers include Andy Bell, from the the '80s synthpop band Erasure, who will perform music from his song-cycle, "Torsten The Bareback Saint;" and the transgender performer Our Lady J, who will play new songs accompanied by a gospel choir.
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Likewise, the film's near-erasure of people of color, despite its Deep South setting, is troubling, especially because it's consistent with a pattern that courses through Sparks' entire literary oeuvre, as well as the many films based on his books.
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Colonialism has, and continues to drive exploitation underpinning ecological crisis and climate change, not to mention the erasure of Indigenous knowledge built up over millennia: just look at Jair Bolsonaro's current assault on the people and land of the Amazonian rainforest.
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Drawing on the work of black sociologists, Duneier uses their perspectives, rhetorical strategies and the push and pull between them and their white colleagues to frame each chapter, examining the erasure of the black ghetto as a place of forced confinement.
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In just 13 minutes, the film offers an exquisite historical corrective, countering decades of erasure and making it clear that the movement for queer liberation couldn't have made the strides it did if it weren't for Black, trans women like Johnson.
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But as with so many of the city's "Olympic Legacy" projects, Mayor Eduardo Paes's $2 billion public-private harbor revitalization seems destined to leave behind more in the way of displacement, erasure, and corruption than meaningful improvements of lasting, collective value.
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Gone. It's not new for games to use progress erasure as a punishment for failure; the concept forms the basis of roguelike games, where you're meant to play the game over and over, learning through each death, and eventually succeeding.
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This art confronts us with the fact that until Indigenous people are restored full agency over their representation and narrative, any use of their identities and culture by non-Indigenous people will function as an appropriative tool of colonialism and erasure.
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By calling into question the relevancy and validity of these national monuments, our diverse communities are forced to re-experience the trauma of cultural erasure and continue to fight for their existence and acceptance as part of the American story.
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This shallow gene pool, combined with the females' infertility with older age and 44-year-old Sudan's low sperm count, has prompted conservationists to cast a wider dating net so he can save his critically endangered subspecies from total erasure.
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Most games set in the Age of Sail tend to ignore it entirely, which is its own form of erasure, but I'm not sure Nantucket's inclusion of it amounts to any kind of observation or message that it's trying to impart.
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It brings attention to performances that ended long ago, as well as the issues they address — issues of marginalization that remain familiar and relevant in the United States today — and the continuing fight against the erasure of cultures from history.
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Using the name Qalandiya is itself a deliberate act of reclamation: For Palestinians, this is the infamous checkpoint between Jerusalem and Ramallah operated by the Israeli Defense Forces (who, in the occupation's processes of overnaming and erasure, call it Atarot).
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For her latest, "Brand New Sidewalk," she collaborates with the composer Jon Moniaci, the lighting designer Thomas Dunn and the costume designer Baille Younkman to create a triptych that explores abstraction alongside more emotional themes of alienation, erasure and transformation.
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Minaya's hand-drawn designs on the fabrics depict plants traditionally used by native people, like the manchineel tree and the coontie palm, to communicate the role that so-called "tropical" aesthetics has played in the colonial project of cultural erasure.
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If it turns out he can't get any portion of his debt erased — and the Trump administration is being sued by teachers for denying erasure, while the government says it is making improvements — he will pay close to $30,000 in interest.
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Many of the movies in this exhibition were not stored carefully over the years, and the degradation of this particular film, shot on 8-millimeter, is in its own way poignant, an almost literal illustration of the concept of erasure.
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