The magazine was born at the height of so-called "scientific" racism and imperialism — including American imperialism.
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" He added, "They had a clear analysis of what is imperialism and what imperialism does to populations in third-world countries.
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The global development of the drug war is inseparable from the development of US imperialism, and indeed, is a direct outgrowth of that imperialism.
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Paul Driessen's book "Eco-Imperialism: Green Power, Black Death" argues that this "new" form of imperialism is keeping the developing world destitute for the benefit of the developed world.
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Under Western imperialism race was often used to divide people.
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It's as if they can't even do imperialism properly anymore.
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The biggest loser with bureaucratic imperialism is the American consumer.
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Already, Shanghai Disneyland is triggering concerns about American cultural imperialism.
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"The master of imperialism was defeated by us," he said.
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And the voices of imperialism remain the loudest, even today.
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"White bread imperialism has come home to roost," he added.
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There are moments when Western Imperialism seeps into the show.
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It's a masterpiece of ideological patriarchy in the service of imperialism.
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Privately I thought they should be worrying about Soviet imperialism instead.
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Right: Protesters burn an American flag in protest against American imperialism.
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The Choshu men, he explained, saw the threat from Western imperialism.
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But this remains a fringe view, sometimes derided as "galactic imperialism".
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But many Cubans saw it as a repeat of American imperialism.
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The embargo has been taken as a symbol of American imperialism.
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Let's call Mr. Trump's vision what it is: radical American imperialism.
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Scholars have delivered TED-style talks that rail against Western imperialism.
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A leftist, he seemed uncomfortable with the accusations of cultural imperialism.
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By the mid-21981s, imperialism might have been trumped by globalization.
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In both, you can find white supremacy and western cultural imperialism.
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Was his American flag a canny critique of Eisenhower-era imperialism?
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Other Europeans accused Germany of "moral imperialism", the flip side of Gesinnungsethik.
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I'd been raised on the idea that America meant imperialism and capitalism.
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Thematically, I'm interested in the intersection of race, imperialism, and social hierarchies.
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Apart from Russia's ingrained imperialism, the West has concrete strategic interests here.
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Imperialism is crucial to the cultural representation of England to the English.
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I'm not interested in using art as a tool for cultural imperialism.
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" He criticized the opposition and called Mr. Guaidó a "puppet of imperialism.
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I see mass immigration today as the imperialism of the 21st century.
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It preached anti-imperialism abroad, and ruthlessly crushed dissent in its own empire.
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He was accused, too, of being a fifth-columnist for American cultural imperialism.
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American imperialism and Islamic fundamentalist jihadism are both outmoded and they must go.
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Many of those who once cheered for reform have embraced the new imperialism.
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Colin: Yeah Drew, Spam's all over the world cause of American military imperialism.
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With imperialism comes publicity, and to paraphrase P.T. Barnum, all publicity is good.
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Must the Way of the Taoists be labeled 'Chinese' or risk cultural imperialism?
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Maduro has refused and vows to resist what he describes as U.S. imperialism.
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That would make Raul Castro look like he was caving to Yankee imperialism.
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It is committed in the memories that British and French imperialism was responsible.
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Shakespeare has been held up as the ultimate symbol of Western cultural imperialism.
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The far left is denouncing imperialism; the far right is complaining about hesitancy.
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A nation's flag, for example, might read as imperialism, colonialism, unity, or security.
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It pits the courage of the marginalized against the casual cruelty of American imperialism.
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And, at some point, prosecuting activities abroad can evolve into a kind of imperialism.
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Bray doesn't treat El Gallo's critique of US imperialism and racism with similar respect.
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Courting Winston Churchill, the president sought to contain Eleanor's criticism of Churchill's relentless imperialism.
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They don't talk about foreign policy and expansionist imperialism the way Hitler did either.
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His foreign minister, Bruno Rodríguez, attended in his stead and lambasted "United States imperialism".
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The search for foreign investment opportunities engendered imperialism and set the stage for war.
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A central phenomenon in modern world history is Western imperialism and its aftermath, decolonization.
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Paradoxically, what once united the Solidarity movement — Russian imperialism — now divides the two sides.
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They told Ortega's supporters that they were united in the old battle against imperialism.
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Billboards lashing imperialism a few months ago now denounce violence against women, or laziness.
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Basically, the way I see it, imperialism—the empire—are why this nation's alive.
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During her lifetime, Frida Kahlo's disdain for imperialism, capitalism, and gringos was no secret.
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This will reduce the fears that create "isms" — such as colonialism, imperialism and racism.
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In the decades since, the connections between dollars and imperialism have only grown tighter.
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The festival's dispute with Netflix has provoked heated accusations of cultural imperialism and intransigence.
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S. imperialism is the most ferocious enemy of the people of the entire world.
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The so-called war on terror is a continuation of Western imperialism in Africa.
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This is obvious in the history of slavery, imperialism and violence against indigenous peoples.
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So therefore ... So my name is a combination of Spanish colonialism and American imperialism.
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But, here, we have these intellectual masturbation sessions on whether outlawing FGM is cultural imperialism.
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Consequently Japan's claim to the islands, which it calls Takeshima, is imperialism, plain and simple.
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The impulse to examine US/UK and Western imperialism in the Middle East is important.
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The Waterloo view downplays the role of imperialism and plunder in the making of Britain.
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Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela's president, justifies the crushing of opposition as an act of anti-imperialism.
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Naturally, work like this also leads us to question notions of cultural imperialism and identity.
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Businesses would compete for the allegiances of consumers rather than the spoils of bureaucratic imperialism.
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This leads her to champion a middle ground between Wakanda's traditional isolationism and Killmongerian imperialism.
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The core of his beliefs is not opposition to war but opposition to "Western imperialism".
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Presidents from Theodore Roosevelt to Obama have struck their own balances between imperialism and isolationism.
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"You can't fight imperialism on campus, you can't fight racism on campus," Professor Dowd said.
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We wonder if it was escalated deceptively, strategically bungled and tainted by racism and imperialism.
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First, the death of Soviet communism was not synonymous with the end of Russian imperialism.
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Now the Africans are in charge, conflicted about their inheritance — imperialism was not about love.
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A virulent virus turns out to have been easier to eradicate than colonialism or imperialism.
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The image appears straight out of a Vogue photo shoot — one that centers on imperialism.
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Mr Maduro, who normally blames the country's economic woes on "imperialism", accepted responsibility for the distress.
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It is a complex narrative that comes with reconciling some painful truths of imperialism and colonization.
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Imperialism catalyzed such cultural collisions, but it also classified people into exclusive categories, notably including race.
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In 2014 Arvind Subramanian, now the chief economic adviser to India's government, complained of "dollar imperialism".
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Vassar's "Conversation about Israel/Palestine" was a charade contextualized by negative foundational assumptions of Western imperialism.
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Leaving smaller allies to shoulder the burden of American imperialism has both humanitarian and strategic risks.
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Can you tolerate some intermittent head-bashing in the name of American imperialism and/or ennui?
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His subsequent books reflect a broadening of interests to include topics such as nationalism and imperialism.
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In doing so, he waded into an industry shaped by imperialism and claims of botanical subterfuge.
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These demonstrations graphically showed that the population rejects Russia and will not actively support Russian imperialism.
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Baron Cohen characterized the behavior of tech CEOs like Zuckerberg as a kind of "ideological imperialism."
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And the royal family is becoming even more closely associated with imperialism in the Brexit era.
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Here they resemble a shaggy map, evoking Catholicism's spiritual imperialism, a central theme of the show.
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"On the National question," according to Duncan, was coded language for discussions of racism and imperialism.
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"The impulse to examine US/UK and Western imperialism in the Middle East is important," he writes.
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Directed by David Mallet, a comically prolific music-video surrealist, it hocks an impressionistic loogie at imperialism.
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A history of slave raids, imperialism and brutal rule by Khartoum leads to independence and civil war.
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When the FCC engages in bureaucratic imperialism, the biggest winner is the reputation of the FCC chairman.
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Still, everyone I spoke to said the embargo will only strengthen the government's resolve against yanqui imperialism.
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The rise of anti-imperialism in the twentieth century forced the U.S. to confront its own racism.
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For Afghans, whose ancestors fought against imperialism just as Americans did, that is a recipe for outrage.
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He then mined the associations for whoop-de-doo fantasies of Arabian warfare: cultural booty of imperialism.
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You can browse the collection by date and subjects, like ethnocentrism, religion, imperialism, and conduct of life.
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As residents of the most rampant exporter of imperialism and neo-colonial white-supremacist brutality we must.
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Her work explored issues like the island's colonial past and the legacy of slavery and American imperialism.
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Equally, he set up France 763 to rival the "Anglo-Saxon imperialism" of the BBC and CNN.
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He indicted the mundane; he dismantled houses; he eviscerated imperialism; he pitied the whale; he hunted missionaries.
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Equally, he set up France 24 to rival the "Anglo-Saxon imperialism" of the BBC and CNN.
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However, South Korea sees the Rising Sun flag as a symbol of Japanese imperialism and war atrocities.
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He views some of the Muslims who are fighting against America abroad as resisters of U.S. imperialism.
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Now I am a mature president, ready, experienced, with the balls to confront the oligarchy and imperialism.
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"We are facing another 'ism,' just like we faced Nazism, and fascism, and imperialism and communism," Flynn said.
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It took on Western forms of economic, military and governmental organisation in order to fight off Western imperialism.
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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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It's an argument that overlooks several factors (King's recurring criticism of American imperialism and the military, for one).
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Set in Nagasaki, Japan, in the early 20th century, "Butterfly" looks unflinchingly at the racism permeating American imperialism.
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The letter also set out to rebuff Maduro's frequent allegations that Almagro is a stooge of US imperialism.
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He sees only his still-attended pep rallies where he blames American imperialism for all the country's problems.
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We urgently need to work together, across nations and religions, to find alternatives to unregulated capitalism and imperialism.
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Demonstrators explicitly portrayed American involvement in Vietnam as the continuation of American imperialism and suppression of nonwhite peoples.
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The point about imperialism is to make the elites in the periphery do the jobs for the center.
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As alternative deciding factors, scholars have offered everything from religion to natural resources, high labor prices to imperialism.
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"Moi, un Noir" captures the ravages of urbanization and cultural imperialism, the physical and mental toll of poverty.
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What came to be called the "Third World" experienced these power struggles as a continuation of European imperialism.
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"I don't see Manafort going in as an agent of Russian imperialism, but of personal opportunism," he said.
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For some on the left, that faith was always a joke, a sanctimonious alibi for imperialism and plunder.
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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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I am sure some of you are rolling your eyes, believing that using the word "imperialism" is hyperbole.
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Knight's cartoon depends on a black grotesque seeming natural, which makes it the very essence of visual imperialism.
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America's Asia-Pacific hegemony has been constructed via coercion: conquest, colonization, occupation and more subtle forms of imperialism.
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Rewind Imperialism for the masses, the movie culture of the 1920s, purveyed romantic fantasies of an imaginary East.
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Despite an unflinching engagement with horrors of imperialism, war, and torture, Take My Breath Away is fundamentally positive.
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For US museums this means acknowledging colonialism, imperialism and white supremacy while also striving towards a decolonialized future.
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It has become somewhat fashionable to see Olson as the very symbol of white male imperialism and misogyny.
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Unless, of course, nationalism morphs into imperialism, and calls for one nation to conquer and rule the entire world.
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His chief adviser, Seumas Milne, devoted much of his journalistic career at the Guardian to fulminating against American imperialism.
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By erecting anti-imperialism and equality as supreme values, too many leftists have been complicit in tyranny and corruption.
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One of these Numbers, an engineer named D-503, is building the INTEGRAL, a spaceship designed for galactic imperialism.
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Decrying "imperialism" still resonates for many in a region scarred by Washington's support of coups during the Cold War.
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Though it does jibe well with her personal brand of do-gooder imperialism, not unique among Silicon Valley types.
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There will be schadenfreude among those who favor closing national borders over Merkel's "moral imperialism", especially in Central Europe.
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The colony aspired to social equality and communal sharing, while opposing American imperialism and Anastasio Somoza Debayle's abusive dictatorship.
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Consider how Taika Waititi wrestled with imperialism in Thor: Ragnarok, which is built around a white man named Chris.
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America's men and women in uniform have given their lives in the fight against Nazism, imperialism, communism and terrorism.
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North Korea has called off its annual "anti-US imperialism" rally for this year, according to The Associated Press.
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All the agendas and divisions from the old imperialism, and all the racial and ethnic divisions, are breaking down.
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Editor's note: This essay is adapted from the author's book Potential History: Unlearning Imperialism, forthcoming from Verso in 2019.
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Lunkenheimer is openly gay, while Sheehan, refreshingly, isn't afraid to say things like imperialism and deficit hawkery are bad.
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America's men and women in uniform have given their lives in the fight against Nazism, imperialism, Communism, and terrorism.
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It both attracted and blinded you to what, ultimately, was a movie about the pernicious allure of cultural imperialism.
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The country was grappling with massive student-led protests against capitalism and imperialism and a crippling nationwide labor strike.
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Now Junior and Senior from fuckin' Orange County Choppers are arguing about Garfield or Western imperialism or some shit.
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The former emphasized World War I-era geopolitics and international law, and the latter keyed on imperialism and racism.
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There is nothing new about American terrorist attacks against Black and Brown people for the expansion of American imperialism.
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Through its manipulation of the art of information, the agency helped shape the look and philosophy of American imperialism.
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The novel and its film adaptations have been criticized for their racist depiction of colonialism, imperialism and African natives.
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Explainer: We answered some common questions about the crisis, including the roles played by socialism, Western imperialism, or both.
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Much of his past work explores the way that governments influence and support militarization and imperialism across the globe.
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He has called on the West to accommodate Putin's interventionism in Ukraine, and blamed "American imperialism" for Europe's problems.
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However, those who say any criticism at all is a kind of moral imperialism are also guilty of lazy thinking.
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But dropping in a man-made moon known for annihilating planets in the name of imperialism is kind of dark?
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These critiques represent complex internal debates within feminist circles that are often subsumed by the imperialism of mainstream liberal feminism.
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That cause was "anti-imperialism" and ending exploitation by replacing it with "socialism" (ie, communism), Mr Morales declared this week.
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As a result, critics who decry what they call America's financial imperialism are looking for ways to limit its reach.
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The play's extraordinarily wide scope, ranging from Jamaican independence to the Partition of India, reflects the reach of British imperialism.
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The book traces this tension through Iran's turbulent engagements with Western imperialism into its later entanglements with 20th-century superpowers.
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Qualification will likely rest on beating Iceland and trying not to lose against their former partners in central-European imperialism.
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This stance makes him exceptional among Latin American intellectuals, many of whom are still bewitched by anti-imperialism and socialism.
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"The two Syrian and Venezuelan peoples' fight against U.S. conspiracies and imperialism and the two will emerge victorious," Arreaza said.
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Castro's anti-Americanism was couched in Communist rhetoric, but in many ways he was much more driven by anti-imperialism.
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V. Alynda Lee Segarra's best song as Hurray for the Riff Raff takes on ruthless imperialism and callous immigration policies.
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Not so those in Latin America (which often claim to have fought a second imperialism, that of the United States).
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During most of this project, I was working on a massive manuscript project (Comparative Imperialism Ph.D. Dissertation, to be precise).
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Time and again, as I read "The Edge of the Empire," I recognized symptoms of my own British imperialism. Racism?
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Following the seventeenth century, European imperialism disrupted the symbiosis of religion and state in places where colonial regimes were installed.
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Its road and infrastructure projects are seen in India to be a sophisticated economic cloak thrown over marauding neo-imperialism.
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Each of these conquistadors who came committed genocide against our people, and these celebrations only uphold colonialism and US imperialism.
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While internet connects us and unites us, it also has the potential to facilitate a kind of imperialism and monoculture.
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"One of the reasons the situation is so bad in the first place is because of Western imperialism," he said.
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" At a military parade in Havana, soldiers chanted an ominous message: "We are going to make war if imperialism comes.
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Rather, they give credence to the U.S. prison industrial complex, imperialism and xenophobia — all of which are fueled by fear.
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From Egypt and Iraq to India and the Indonesian archipelago, Islam became a rallying call against European colonialism and imperialism.
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British historian A.J.P. Taylor wrote an important essay about imperialism that has useful lessons about our understanding of political parties.
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The Confederacy's commitment to slavery and the Union's commitment to expansion were different versions of the same story of imperialism.
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But the sanctions, dismissed by Venezuelan officials as evidence of American imperialism, may have little effect on the country's opposition.
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Reparations, as my recent book Potential History: Unlearning Imperialism (Verso 2019) argues, are not a conclusion or an end goal.
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"We once again handed imperialism a defeat," socialist party Vice President Diosdado Cabello said on his talk show Monday night.
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What it does mean is that we don't spend a lot of time on lengthy rants about Communism and imperialism.
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The enemies of Chávez and Perón were corrupt politicians, foreign-oriented economic elites, imperialism and the privately owned news media.
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For years, the government strictly limited the use of the U.S. dollar, long portrayed as an instrument of Yanqui imperialism.
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And these proxy wars often fueled anti-American sentiment, undercutting our vision of American exceptionalism with accusations of Yankee imperialism.
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We had learned from newspaper reports that there would be no It's a Small World ride smacking of cultural imperialism.
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Despite their smaller scale, these graphic works hector and protest with fierce voices against the rise of fascism and imperialism.
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It's a perspective that sees nationalism as a check on imperialism and democratically imperfect international organizations like the European Union.
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Cuba provided safe space for Black Panthers, political exiles and revolutionaries around the world challenging what Castro blasted as American imperialism.
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He sees the work of WikiLeaks, particularly publishing classified US documents, as a way to expose the inner workings of imperialism.
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No other foreign source of influence was detected beyond Russia Themes attacked included globalisation, big corporations, and US or EU "imperialism".
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Venezuela's socialist leaders, Hugo Chávez and now Mr Maduro, derived much of their political appeal from their resistance to American "imperialism".
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Its members killed 34 people in an attempt to overthrow the capitalist government and fight what they saw as American imperialism.
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Many protesters are ready to oppose any sign of US imperialism, especially when they hate the president leading that imperialist effort.
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A further look at "The Colony," though, unveils a complex web of references pointing at the history of colonialism and imperialism.
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I like how you deleted the first racist tweet and followed up with another racist tweet but this time with imperialism.
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But the FCC would not be mired in bureaucratic imperialism, and Pai would not be on the cover of national magazines.
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Mary Heaton Vorse, the radical journalist, protests American imperialism in the Philippines in youth and the Vietnam War in old age.
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Thousands of Cubans bid farewell to Fidel Castro on Monday, filing into a plaza where he often railed against American imperialism.
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It borrows much of its language from Marxism but also draws on Confucianism, 20th-century Japanese imperialism, and traditional Korean nationalism.
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Kariba tackles topics like imperialism, environmentalism, spirituality, and clashing cultures in a way that children can understand, and adults can appreciate.
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You know, the legacy of the black dollar, not just America but globally when you factor in the colonization and imperialism.
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In 1968, France's student rebellions against capitalism and American imperialism (among other isms) redefined associations with berets, turtlenecks, boots and tartan.
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On the other hand, conservatives must resist the lure of securing votes by exploiting resentment against the boogeyman of cultural imperialism.
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Then he turned to paintings that took on, in a sweeping and aggressively ugly allegorical register, American greed, imperialism and violence.
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Lapu-Lapu, the ruler whose troops killed Magellan, is celebrated in the Philippines as a hero of resistance to European imperialism.
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And in France, a dispute between Netflix and the Cannes Film Festival has sparked heated accusations of cultural imperialism and intransigence.
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Plants and animals already had names in indigenous languages, and Linnaeus, in a show of imperialism, renamed them with his Latinisms.
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Mark Knight is participating in a long tradition of black stereotype, or what I often call a tradition of visual imperialism.
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That possibility was strongly criticized in Latin America and the United States as a throwback to the days of Yankee imperialism.
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In Vietnam, as in San Francisco, peace and war, dissent and continued American military imperialism hung together — not apart — after 1967.
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With the slogan, "It's forbidden to forbid," the movement rebelled against authority and fought against imperialism, capitalism, racism, sexism and homophobia.
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Engaging in what Marxists call "heightening the contradictions," Caldwell argues that the oppressive imperialism of civil rights laws is not incidental.
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Given Corbyn's lifelong criticism of US "imperialism," it seems that any dictator who criticizes the United States is a good dictator.
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It has to do with foundations that don't want the people they fund to talk about capitalism and imperialism and colonialism.
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Now a historian, he talks about the roots of American imperialism and interventionism and the paucity of the current political debate.
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Imperialism and colonial photographic practices both flourished in the 19th century, and both extended themselves, with cosmetic adaptations, into the 20th.
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The exhibition brings back to life the culture of social movements that fought racism, imperialism, patriarchy, and capitalism throughout the 1970s.
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The tribunal and the marches did not bring the war to a close, but they helped energize international opposition to colonialism and imperialism: Puerto Rican nationalists who sought to liberate their country from American imperialism, for example, saw the Vietnamese as spiritual allies, even as Puerto Ricans were drafted to fight on behalf of the United States in Vietnam.
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The Economist was sceptical of imperialism, arguing in 1862 that colonies "would be just as valuable to us...if they were independent".
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Was subsequent European imperialism perhaps spurred on by a map projection that reinforced the notions of self-importance held by those nations?
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The second opinion is that Western imperialism is the primary cause of most of the emerging world's problems, from poverty to dictatorship.
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Fantasy Island is an attempt to create space for dialogue on this topic and on three big -isms: imperialism, colonialism, and capitalism.
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The tiles, now sold out, are on sale for up to $260 for those desperate to own a piece of British imperialism.
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" In a text-only post he wrote, "American imperialism is the will of God, and the Western Hemisphere is a good start.
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It pokes fun at 22017th-century science (tres outrée!) and imperialism, and it spearheaded new ways of creating special effects in films.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser, Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden venerated Saladin as a role model for fighting Western imperialism and recovering Jerusalem.
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It is a fascinating mix of English, African, Portuguese, French and other influences, reflecting a unique history of imperialism, slavery and migration.
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That an intellectual would become an ocean-faring buccaneer may seem incongruous, but it would lay the foundations of an English imperialism.
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For years, the FCC has dallied in bureaucratic imperialism, occupying legal domains reserved for other government agencies, or for no government agency.
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In Culture and Imperialism, Edward Said accused Austen of indifference to the slave trade and, because of her silence about it, complicity.
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He devoted much of his speech to denouncing "the global financial dictatorship of American imperialism", and complained of a "genuine financial blockade".
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But as the situation stands and the tech firms remain unregulated, tech CEOs can exert a kind of "ideological imperialism," he said.
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Hazony's argument centers on a binary between nationalism and nation-states on the one hand, and imperialism and empires on the other.
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The book makes no systematic effort to prove that historical imperialism had no relationship with nationalism, let alone was constrained by it.
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Heading into the 19th century, Shanghai was a modest trading port that exploded after being "opened" to the world by Western imperialism.
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One religious leader in Ghana decided that the idea, despite concerns about the drugs and intimations of cultural imperialism, was worth testing.
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The island of Karnaca blends old world beauty with a rush of new imperialism, to create a setting layered and lived-in.
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Although told from the point of view of a young woman considered chattel, it's not merely a critique of imperialism or patriarchy.
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On the Danish left, there has long been support for what is seen as the Inuit anti-colonial struggle against Danish imperialism.
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Those who see that postwar order as a brutal example of American imperialism will say that it always was a cynical sham.
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They didn't formally align themselves with either the United States or the Soviet Union, and rejected the notion of colonialism and imperialism.
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And lower house rural independent Bob Katter described any sale of Ausgrid to Chinese interests as "imperialism and colonialism at its worst".
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In the process, it missed an opportunity to reconfigure for the postcolonial age a liberalism forged during the high noon of imperialism.
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We have fought against imperialism, slavery and colonialism, although leftovers from all those have helped create the world as we know it.
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The connection is obscured because the American Revolution is so often cast as a face-off between Enlightenment values and British imperialism.
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However, his legacy, and that of the often brutal imperialism and colonialism which came in his wake, has increasingly come under scrutiny.
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Social-welfare policies underpinned national reconstruction in war-ravaged Europe, as well as in postcolonial Asia and Africa after decades of imperialism.
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" Morales added that Russia "respects the dignity of peoples and guarantees the geopolitical balance and world peace before the onslaught of imperialism.
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The debacle of Iraq, above all else, convinced many Western publics and leaders that idealistic imperialism led to disaster, and always would.
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But if Mr. Maduro is eager to wear the mantle of the aggrieved leftist menaced by American imperialism, it fits him poorly.
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James Peck has written at length about the use of human rights as a weapon of imperialism over the last few decades.
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" In Granma, Cuba praised long-term ally Venezuela for its "tough and victorious diplomatic battle" against "the meddling plan of imperialism and oligarchies.
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Maduro, the 55-year-old successor to late leftist leader Hugo Chavez, hailed his win in Sunday's election as a victory against "imperialism".
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Bolivia's President Evo Morales has inaugurated a military academy he promised will help push back US imperialism in Latin America and the world.
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It goes back to the US and Mexico's close ties — linked by proximity, a struggle against European imperialism for independence, trade, and immigration.
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For nearly 21940 years, Camnitzer has made apparent the ways in which capitalist imperialism asserts control over our bodies, psyches, loves, and deaths.
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They liked to denounce capitalist imperialism over glasses of beer, and I would cheerfully denounce it also, and they would all be delighted.
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McKinley had stumbled into empire with "no more backbone than a chocolate éclair", as Theodore Roosevelt, a fan of muscular imperialism, put it.
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South Africa has just dumped Jacob Zuma (see article), who indulged Mr Kabila's claim that Western pleas to uphold Congolese law were imperialism.
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Progressives and New Dealers also achieved their reforms by reaffirming the Gilded Age's ideological and legal commitments to white supremacy, imperialism, and xenophobia.
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Complaining about the Man Booker Prize, as I wrote last year, is an important British tradition, like the monarchy, bad weather, and imperialism.
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He was just as comfortable railing against Yankee imperialism as he was serving up rivals and narco-associates in exchange for DEA commendations.
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"The electric war announced and directed by U.S. imperialism against our people will be defeated," President Nicolas Maduro said via Twitter on Friday.
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I am not Proud™ to be manipulated in support of increasing police militarization, pinkwashed imperialism, or in privileging the institution of marriage.
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Short as the individual lyrics are, the howling bill of imperialism is almost unbearable to read more than a few items a time.
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As I've written before, the international exchange brought along by imperialism and colonialism made foreign foods an important part of Filipino diets, too.
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The so-called Age of Discovery, beginning in 1418 when European explorers set off for Africa, gave rise to the Age of Imperialism.
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The patterns evoke the African textile industry, fraught with both imperialism and cultural appropriation, and in some cases were cut right from dashikis.
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Because where they can fight imperialism, injustice, anti-blackness, and live to see another day, our real-life heroes have no such luck.
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By her lights they practiced a rigid "academic imperialism" when they tried to extend scientific findings to the social sciences and the humanities.
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The destruction of the Buddhas bespeaks the way the effects of imperialism reproduce themselves in an indigenous population, in even more nefarious ways.
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Li was one of the earliest and most enthusiastic promoters of Bolshevism and its calls to combat imperialism and topple capitalism through revolution.
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And limiting an analysis of any political figure to those well-worn tropes inevitably obscures other deep divides around imperialism, class, and race.
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"Brexit's trick is to take a postimperial power and try to reshape it as a power which is throwing off imperialism," said O'Toole.
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These objectives melded together as the dusk of British colonialism gave way to a new era of American imperialism during the Cold War.
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The trip produced Latinized versions of Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse in Disney films and accusations of cultural imperialism by Latin American artists.
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"Jojo Rabbit" director Taika Waititi took not one but two political swipes at the UK when he brought up both imperialism and Brexit.
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This world order — call it Pax Americana or American imperialism, as you like — has been fraying since the fall of the Soviet Union.
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Congress's grant of self-determination was, paradoxically, justified by a series of Supreme Court decisions that were grounded in imperialism and white supremacy.
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To confront this fake history, some Mexicans are proposing to remind Mr. Trump exactly what country was the first victim of American imperialism.
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He is the author of Digital Colonialism: US Empire and the New Imperialism in the Global South, and hosts the Tech Empire podcast.
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Ten years in the making, Potential History, Unlearning Imperialism by Ariella Aïsha Azoulay is a tour de force in remaking radical critical imaginaries.
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The tome challenges ingrained ideas, methodologies, and practices, striking at the heart of how embedded imperialism is in the collective conscious and unconscious.
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Perhaps this book is an act of cultural imperialism; at the same time, weeks after finishing it, the novel remains alive in me.
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Finally, there are two works by Bangladeshi artist-cum-writer Naeem Mohaiemen, which confront the themes of post-WW2 imperialism, migration, and community.
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His tone is not celebratory, but grimly realistic: as long as one pits one person or culture against another, imperialism and exploitation will result.
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Everything about their political personas, the unapologetic way they talk about race and imperialism, and even the way they dress seems to spark headlines.
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At Manhattan's Columbus Circle, where thousands of students gathered under cloudy skies, the speeches and chants focused on climate, American capitalism, racism, and imperialism.
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Franco's transformation of Almería from desolate, quiet land to site of American imperialism depended on a perfect storm of economic, political, and social conditions.
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And the connections he drew between opposing racism at home and imperialism abroad put him on the most radical wing of African-American politics.
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She settled into a relatively tame life of a college professor in Colorado, where she lectured students on the evils of capitalism and imperialism.
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Meanwhile, far-right foreign fighters who joined pro-Russian separatists saw the battle as defending the separatists' right to self-determination against Western imperialism.
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Alternatives to U.S. "dollar imperialism" have been proposed over the years, but no serious alternatives to the U.S. dollar and financial system have materialized.
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The rapprochement with the Castro regime will in turn undercut leftist narratives about American imperialism, removing one irritant from relations with the entire region.
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The Dresnok sons, believed to be in their 30s, appeared in another video last year, blaming "American imperialism" for tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
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The insidious spread of what Martin calls "the soft power of Nazi and fascist imperialism" is a staggering tale of geopolitical and intellectual ambition.
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From this vantage point, both globalized Communism and globalized capitalism are equally suspect, and a "citizen of the world" is an agent of imperialism.
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His courageous and articulate stance against the imperialism of that war had seeped into my awareness without my knowledge; that's how powerful he was.
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The notion is that it's simply a way for the US to punish Cuba for being a thorn in the side of American imperialism.
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Indeed, up to 60 million Europeans are believed to have left Europe for the two Americas, Africa, Australia during the heyday of colonial imperialism.
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Some naïvely view radical Islamists as comrades in arms in the struggle against imperialism and in support of Palestinians, so they overlook reactionary views.
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Rossello's adversarial tone could score him political points on an island where many locals view the oversight board as an extension of U.S. imperialism.
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Some claim that the Western forms of democracy are unsuitable for their societies, and that to argue otherwise is a form of cultural imperialism.
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They attributed the extreme inequality which scars Latin America to "imperialism", just as Mr Trump blames foreigners for the loss of American industrial jobs.
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They watched in disbelief as, one by one, the leaders of Europe's socialist parties capitulated to the wave of nationalist imperialism sweeping the continent.
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By 2000, I had already split with my neoconservative comrades and worked on Buchanan's third-party campaign, which had an anti-American imperialism platform.
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One of Hoganson's central points — an original contribution to the history of the region — is that Midwestern farmers were deeply entangled with British imperialism.
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Conservatives and traditionalists feel they are being pressured by the cultural imperialism of urban liberal elites who can afford not to have a car.
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Then in the next breath, he'd contextualize stereotypes Americans might have about these cultures with lessons on Western imperialism, political violence and dictatorial regimes.
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Ariella Azoulay's new book Potential History: Unlearning Imperialism (Verso, 2019) is an important read on the topic of museums, colonialism, and their clear relationship.
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Other depictions of the sacking of Rome expose a 19th-century colonial obsession with invasions and imperialism viewed through the lens of neoclassical events.
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But there is a Soviet way of thinking, a Soviet form of imperialism that survives and that authorities want to protect from historical facts.
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In Unlearning Imperialism, I show that the assumption that the archive is a depository of documents from the past, is a technology of violence.
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Will he take a stand against Russian imperialism and promise to defend our neighbor, Ukraine, in the hybrid war Russia is waging against it?
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The orphans are forced to don red neckerchiefs and listen to communist clichés about the downfall of imperialism and the glories of economic development.
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He criticized the president for being "subservient to U.S. imperialism" and blamed him for the "traitorous sellout" of disputed South China Sea territories to China.
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Only recently has another narrative been recognized — one of shameless spiritual imperialism that trampled native cultures and eventually devolved into explicit political and economic oppression.
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These noxious episodes lead critics to claim that Western principles are vacuous: a mask for unrepentant imperialism or merely the philosophy of a simpler age.
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Latin America has plenty of disagreements with Donald Trump, but anti-imperialism should not, as Venezuela argues, override the defence of democracy and human rights.
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But the context here is the history of Western imperialism in Asia, and how white narratives are always centered even in stories set in Asia.
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After he made some ill-advised comments about Buttigieg's sexual orientation, Gravel backtracked and then he turned his apology into a critique of American imperialism.
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Yet it was unclear what the project's intended aims were — other than perhaps commenting on the role played by cultural imperialism in exhibitions like Documenta.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt came into office in 1933 wanting to end America's experiment with imperialism, and began unwinding US control over Cuba and the Philippines.
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As we become more civilized we pride ourselves on being more ethical people, but the old things, like imperialism and conquest, take on different forms.
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This is not naivety but a working knowledge of imperialism that seemed to have less time for academic discussion of the perils of a term.
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Under the Belt and Road Initiative, it has loaned so much money to its neighbors that critics liken the debt to a form of imperialism.
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He lived a good chunk of his life in the U.S., fighting American imperialism but writing admiring essays on Whitman, Emerson and the Brooklyn Bridge.
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He won with an agenda of immigration enforcement, economic nationalism, and a foreign policy focused on national security and commercial advantage rather than moral imperialism.
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American imperialism provided the opportunity for "a new revolution," Woodrow Wilson declared in 1901, a little more than a decade before ascending to the Presidency.
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Now there's a feeling of helplessness that's particularly hard to swallow for those who indulged in the national chauvinism of lazy Greeks and financial imperialism.
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We gathered around Nelson's Column, a monumental middle finger of British imperialism, the intercontinental ballistic missile of the nineteenth century, and clapped for Jeremy Corbyn.
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Irish's work also suggests a contemporary origin myth, one that acknowledges the ways in which trade, colonialism, and imperialism have altered whole systems of thought.
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Raza's show, while addressing the far-reaching effects of Western neoliberal imperialism, focuses more on the remedial nature of artistic resistance, and even celebrates it.
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The regime has long smeared its domestic critics as tools of Western imperialism, but the generations born after the revolution were skeptical of that message.
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Student Challenge: Students can look in The Times for any signs of the main causes of World War I today: militarism, alliances, imperialism and nationalism.
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Yang, the cheerful prophet of doom; Williamson, the spiritual healer; Gabbard, the teller of hard truths about American imperialism; and Sanders, well, he's just Bernie.
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ASK A EUROPEAN politician about Silicon Valley and you get a tirade about les fake news, tax dodging, cultural imperialism, privacy violations and then some.
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"Perhaps this book is an act of cultural imperialism; at the same time, weeks after finishing it, the novel remains alive in me," she writes.
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Visiting Vienna — sometimes referred to as a "head without a body" due to its expired imperialism — is amusing for the same reasons it is absurd.
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This isn't the end of American cultural imperialism, mind you; I'm just noting that these studio movies seem increasingly irrelevant in every way except financially.
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After staging a successful slave rebellion and gaining independence from France in 1804, Haiti was demonized by the Western world as a threat to imperialism.
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That bundle of sticks not only heralded Roman imperialism — literally and figuratively — their public display constituted a warning to those under threat of being conquered.
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The continuing effects of cultural and economic imperialism drive paintings by 24-year-old Congolese artist Eddy Kamuanga Ilunga presents at The Armory Show, entitled Mangbetu.
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On the contrary, war, slavery, imperialism, racism and the use of power to hoard the gains of enterprise: all have been part of the liberal project.
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The narrator ends his film unfinished; the western roots of cinema are so deep that he cannot divorce the medium from its historical associations with imperialism.
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Where Latin American governments have succeeded, it is an example of socialism in action; where they have failed, it is a demonstration of nefarious American imperialism.
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This time, the criticism for wearing a pith helmet, which many say has direct ties to European imperialism and colonialism, while on a safari in Kenya.
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It confronts more than 125 years of American imperialism in Hawaiʻi, interrogates false paradigms about science for all humankind, and demands a future that is just.
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The film's fictional country is a black utopia, boasting advanced technology, gender equality, and a highly intellectual society that has successfully resisted European colonialism and imperialism.
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His throwaway remark suggesting military intervention in Venezuela, for example, revives every Latin American memory of Yanqui imperialism and arrogance over the past 100-plus years.
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Worried that importing classic rides would reek of cultural imperialism, Disney left out stalwarts such as Space Mountain, the Jungle Cruise and It's a Small World.
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It was broken by a man in a beret with a red star who yelled slogans shouted by guerrillas throughout the ages: "Against imperialism," he shouted.
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Pompeo's criticism came on Twitter Thursday evening after Maduro and Electricity Minister Luis Motta Dominguez blamed the outage on sabotage and "American imperialism," according to CNN.
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In her academic career, like in her art, she has worked to advance under-represented voices — notably, those affected by imperialism, capitalism, patriarchy, racism, and colonialism.
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When it all coalesces into a gleeful juggernaut every four years during the Olympics, it offers fans a pacifist, dunk-driven version of imperialism to enjoy.
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For the most part, the problems we face come from the oppression of imperialism and the spread of one country upon another through religion and economies.
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And yet by the end of the century, a new boastful imperialism was qualified by a mood of apprehension, expressed by the bard of Empire himself.
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President Trump lays bare what has always been the core of American foreign policy: military and economic imperialism for the purpose of market and resource exploitation.
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A dual imperialism is still a separation of power, and a decaying republic with two emperors by definition does not have its Caesar or Augustus yet.
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There is no American equivalent to the epic disaster of the euro, a form of German imperialism with the struggling parts of Europe as its subjects.
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The chef, Aniceto Reña Jr. (known as J. R.), sees this as less a legacy of imperialism than as a sly co-opting of Western ingredients.
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It turns out that the racist imperialism Du Bois despised can resurrect itself even among its former victims: There can be English rule without the Englishman.
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Mr. Maduro has repeatedly said that Mr. Trump's past sanctions against his government are evidence of American imperialism and that current threats will not be heeded.
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With me by her side, we battled the bad "isms" (imperialism, fascism, sexism and consumerism) and we fought for the good ones (communism, feminism and egalitarianism).
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Colin Kaepernick has some thoughts on the United States taking out a top Iranian officer with a drone strike ... calling classic American imperialism via our military.
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But as the role of the government evolved in the gilded age of robber barons and imperialism, Congress gradually delegated more authority to the U.S. Treasury.
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Part of Japanese culture Supporters of eating whale meat say that it is an important part of Japanese heritage, and accuse western critics of cultural imperialism.
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Wearing a black fedora, the North Korean leader spoke from the balcony, addressing his people about the scourge of imperialism and the need to address it.
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You could argue that such obtuseness is appropriate for a play that considers the blindness not only of love, but also of cultural and sexual imperialism.
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Jackson reaches back through time to purposefully subject herself to the lasting gaze of imperialism and misogyny, sometimes creating multiple images of herself to do so.
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Many people have used scientism—the attempt to turn a bundle of scientific methods into a kind of gospel—to justify racism, imperialism, or even genocide.
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Yet he has rubbed salt into the wounds of environmentalists by describing efforts to wean energy-poor countries such as India off fossil fuels as "carbon imperialism".
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The story would have appealed to Russian government media because it's in line with Kremlin messaging about the weakness of Western imperialism in comparison to Putin's leadership.
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Many peoples labouring under the yoke of British imperialism hated the colonialists, yet few of the former colonies refused to join the Commonwealth as newly independent countries.
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Thus, they deploy and propagate these Orientalist narratives about China as a means to defend its Western imperialism from the threat that they perceive China to be.
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Lastly, acting against the trade and the "festival" could also expose the Yulin authorities to nationalistic accusations that the local leaders are bowing to Western cultural imperialism.
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Sekou is an example of how young, black, Muslim men—marginalized in their communities, disillusioned by American imperialism—can be crushed for even a whiff of dissent.
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Even so, the G7 will have given an international badge of respectability to Shinto, which Japan's pre-war politicians had forged into a tool of aggressive imperialism.
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Thanksgiving—although a holiday steeped in North American tradition of imperialism and deceit—is still celebrated by roughly 85 percent of the population in the United States.
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This is opposed to "imperialism," which looks to bring peace and prosperity to the world by uniting mankind, as much as possible, under a single political regime.
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What did it was the German Empire's bid to break the back of British and French imperialism before these empires could establish permanent control over the globe.
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This month marked the 100th anniversary of the May 4th movement, which began as student protests against imperialism but quickly grew into widespread protests against the government.
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At the age of 89, it is unlikely that Gravel will return to politics — but that doesn't mean he won't continue to raise his voice against imperialism.
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In the post-63/26 years, many artists have focused on the human cost of surveillance, criticizing it as an instrument of imperialism, authoritarianism, and corporate greed.
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Lyle Jeremy Rubin, an Afghanistan war veteran and member of DSA in Rochester, said that while "anti-capitalist politics is ubiquitous" right now, anti-imperialism is not.
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Many liberals seem to believe that protecting our national borders is a hate crime and that upholding clear standards for citizenship is a form of cultural imperialism.
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Is there a tension between the anti-imperialism of your book and India today, which has wandered so far from the emancipatory spirit of the nationalist struggle?
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Council member María José Lecha González said public commemoration of Columbus glorifies colonialism and imperialism, and called the holiday a "mockery" of the genocide of the indigenous population.
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For nearly a century, Hollywood has been churning out versions of the loinclothed legend, swinging through the African jungle on a fever dream of colonialism and paternalistic imperialism.
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The filmmaker is American cinema's foremost critic of American imperialism, a brutal satirist, and a harsh judge of the country's government, its media, its culture, and its economy.
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The piece strikes me as a representation of the lost count of days these women were subjected to violence and the lives imposed by militarization, colonialism, and imperialism.
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A major supplier in the global drugs trade, it is riddled with ethnic conflicts and still crippled by the legacies of imperialism and 50 years of military rule.
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Jagged Alliance 23 offers a colonial adventure without the imperialism, where the foreign guns-for-hire would be on the side of freedom fighters rather than their oppressors.
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Gandhi saw the link between European imperialism in Asia and Africa and totalitarianism in Europe decades before Hannah Arendt elaborated on it in " The Origins of Totalitarianism " (1951).
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The political class of post-reunification Germany pursued European integration with a curious mix of economic imperialism, cultural arrogance and heartfelt contrition for Nazi crimes against Eastern Europe.
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But lurking amid our backyard festivities will be a much more subtle and powerful force — apathy — that has affected our society far more than British imperialism ever did.
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Such outspoken movements have since died out, though that hasn't kept Russia from continuing to peddle the narrative of opposing Western imperialism in its pitches to African countries.
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It's highly unlikely enduring legacies of colonialism and imperialism were anywhere near his mind as he sought to concoct a lie that would cover up his drunken antics.
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Listening now, the song has lost none of its relevance; the song's grim tales of American planes and militarism could reference any number of tragedies involving American imperialism.
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PROMESA brings us back in time to an era of American colonization and imperialism; an era we have worked hard to forget and rise above as a nation.
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Police in riot gear blocked the left-wing protesters, who were carrying signs that read "Dump Trump" and "Down with US Imperialism," ABC News and Reuters reported Sunday.
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" In 1986, with "Ecological Imperialism: The Biological Expansion of Europe, 900-1900," Professor Crosby, in his words, "took 'The Columbian Exchange' up another notch in scope and abstraction.
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A veteran of left-wing struggles, Mr. Corbyn learned his politics fighting apartheid in South Africa and campaigning against what he saw as Western militarism and neo-imperialism.
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Western imperialism and white supremacy destroy whole cities, push millions of refugees into desperate conditions, criminalize entire populations, and mine resources — human and otherwise — for their own benefit.
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Acting on Lloyd George's behalf, he intervened on the question of home rule in Ireland, where his standing as an opponent of British imperialism gave him special leverage.
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"The Communist Party under Mao Zedong really founded the People's Republic of China in opposition to foreign imperialism and interference in China's so-called internal affairs," Weiss says.
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In "Heart of Darkness," Conrad's literary stand-in Charles Marlow talks of imperialism as a form of robbery accompanied by violence and aggravated murder on a grand scale.
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There are more than 100 works from about 50 artists that tackle the confluence of spectacularized violence, xenophobia, fossil fuel dependency, imperialism, nationalist ideologies, and new geopolitical alignments.
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A 21st-century universal museum has to unsettle the very labels that the age of imperialism bequeathed to us: nations and races, East and West, art and craft.
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It is barely remembered today that India's freedom heralded the liberation, from Tuskegee to Jakarta, of a majority of the world's population from the degradations of racist imperialism.
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Scholars' acceptance of imperial categories of knowledge is one symptom of how scholarship is shaped more broadly along the spatial, temporal, and political terms first set by imperialism.
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For many, especially in Latin America and Africa, Castro was a symbol of resistance to imperialism, having ousted a U.S.-backed dictator, and a champion of the poor.
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These were stories in which good Americans lost their individuality and freedom and became incorporated into an evangelical hive mind, reflecting anti-communist fears of Soviet imperialism and collectivism.
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The 55-year-old successor to former president Hugo Chavez hailed his win as a victory against "imperialism," but his main rival refused to recognize the result alleging irregularities.
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He was at once a vague metaphor for the victims of American imperialism and for Marvel fanboys who just want to see their favorite heroes beat each other up.
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Rather than debate whether this is good value for money, the Japanese media has settled into a more familiar but entertaining narrative of defending whaling against Western "culinary imperialism".
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One has one's pride Those who see the remarks from either the Prime Minister or the Queen as a product of hypocritical latent British imperialism are missing the point.
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Government supporters also marched in Caracas on Saturday to protest against "imperialism" by the U.S. government, which Maduro accuses of causing the blackouts by attacking generation and transmission systems.
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Castro on Friday reiterated Cuba's solidarity with Venezuela, saying the country was suffering a "nonconventional war imposed by imperialism and oligarchic sectors" that were fomenting violence in the streets.
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It looks like a Hollywood-style historical epic (a genre that has advanced the aims of imperialism like few others), but the film's surrealism disarms any sense of convention.
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Mr. Duterte, 71, identifies himself as a socialist and views the West through the lens of the Cold War and the Philippines as the victim of historic American imperialism.
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In his acceptance speech, the newly chosen president defended Leninism and committed himself "to the struggle" (a not-so-veiled reference to anti-imperialism) — all standard pre-Trump fare.
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Centuries of imperialism have taught armed, imperial actors that they have a license to shoot those carrying only small bundles with only enough to provide for their immediate needs.
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" Unbeknown to him, his desire for friendship meshed with the efforts of Soviet officials in Moscow to "reveal American imperialism as the main source of the danger of war.
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In another recent issue (that I contributed to), there were links to stories I might never have seen about comedy, media, American imperialism and Facebook's reach into global politics.
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These heroic figures have been exceptions to the insidious rule of an American legacy of white supremacy and imperialism that has left the least among us in utter despair.
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In various media outlets, Turkish ideologues are now arguing that their country's adventurism in Syria is simultaneously a vital contribution to European security and a blow to Western imperialism.
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The fate of monuments glorifying Confederate generals and other historical figures of imperialism are up for heated dispute from Charlottesville to Capetown, and from New York City to London.
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Institutions of its kind, including the British Museum and the Louvre, are vestiges of imperialism; they pride themselves on housing and preserving precious objects from all around the world.
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These are only a few of the many threads that weave an unlearning of imperialism that is as vivid in its telling as it is urgent in its implementations.
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Recently, I've been reading Ariella Azoulay's latest book, Potential Histories, Unlearning Imperialism, and one particularly urgent idea discussed at length, regarding unlearning, seems to be budding in MoMA's reinstallation.
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"There's only so much you can say about imperialism, geopolitical structures, ritual torture execution, homoerotica, sexual humiliation, drug abuse and bad food during a game of tennis," he said.
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Labour's ascendant left wing likes to think in terms of vast, impersonal, historical forces: the crisis of neo-liberalism, the death-agonies of imperialism and the rest of it.
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Her remarks were in defense of outspoken quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who had attracted Kelly&aposs ire for a tweet about American imperialism after the killing of Iranian Maj. Gen.
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A century ago, preparing the ground for the Bolshevik Revolution, Vladimir Lenin famously predicted that the chain of imperialism could be broken at one of its weaker links, Russia.
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Arreaza called Trump a "puppet of imperialism and capitalism" and said other countries in the region that recognize Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido were puppets of the United States.
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Thus, both the "new soft power" of the European Union and the idealistic imperialism to which the "responsibility to protect" gave birth have been seen to have demonstratively failed.
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Her "Uncomfortable Art" tours look at how imperialism and colonialism underpin the collections of some of London's major cultural institutions, including the British Museum and the National Portrait Gallery.
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She looks at the brutal legacy of occupation and colonialism, and the ways in which the hegemonic structures of Western imperialism continue to oppress the Global South following independence.
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He excoriated American imperialism in jaw-dropping three-hour speeches before the United Nations, met with Malcolm X and stayed in Harlem during a September 1960 visit to the States.
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The emergence of European nation states and the growth of imperialism during the 19th century meant it was regarded as disloyal to speak anything other than the one national language.
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In 2014, when Putin's Russia twice invaded Ukraine — first annexing Crimea and then fomenting a rebellion in eastern Ukraine — it looked like Putin's provocations were animated by Dugin's neo-imperialism.
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A country that has come to terms with its history of totalitarianism and imperialism will be a better place for its own citizens and an easier neighbor for everyone else.
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These screens point to a certain blithe cheer about the exhibition's subject, which is, fundamentally, the beautiful results of European greed and cultural imperialism whose aftermath is still felt today.
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Performing opera in countries that are not part of the Western cultural history may be cultural imperialism initiated by the countries' rulers rather than an enlightened offering to their residents.
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"The CPK's policy and plan were solely designed to one purpose only, to liberate the country from the colonization, imperialism, exploitation, extreme poverty and invasion from neighboring countries," he said.
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When his long shot campaign began in 2015, Sanders was on an island, policy-wise, advocating for socialized medicine, a retreat from imperialism, and an activist response to economic problems.
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And yet, many in Congress chose to overlook these bright line signs of Iranian imperialism and walk down the primrose path with a president on his way out the door.
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For America's leaders, the new age of imperialism also reaffirmed old lessons: expanding the country's borders beyond the domestic sphere could provide a space to divert anger, resentment, and extremism.
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President Obama, during his three-day visit here that ended on Sunday, was the focus of an extraordinary squabble that centered on his Kenyan father and attitudes toward British imperialism.
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When residents of Honduras seek to escape the devastated conditions imperialism created in their country, they appear at the borders and are captured in photographs as objectless and worldless migrants.
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And in their minds, sitting down publicly with Mr. Trump, whom they have called particularly ignorant, capricious, arrogant and rude, would be an especially humiliating submission to imperialism and pressure.
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KRISTOF And as you go and talk to people in these communities, there's sometimes resistance about empowering women in these communities and resentment about what is perceived as cultural imperialism.
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Japanese imperial growth, of course, created immense tensions with the United States — an Asian power in its own right that saw Japanese imperialism as a threat to its own ambitions.
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Such was the case with British imperialism, but our understanding of the complexities of the men (and it was mostly men) behind it need not blind us to its horrors.
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"Any reasonable person familiar with the history of Japanese imperialism, and the atrocities it committed before and during WWII, would find such statement deeply hurtful and outrageous," the petition read.
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In time this may become one of those questions historians ponder for decades, like the exact origins of the Third Reich, or the improbable success of British imperialism in India.
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Indian leaders and ordinary people on all sides resisted Lord Mountbatten's initiative to set up a peacekeeping Boundary Force to combat communal violence, viewing it as an extension of imperialism.
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Like the Soviet Union — another socialist state that denounced Western imperialism while itself assuming power in a former empire — the P.R.C. did not want to look like an evil colonialist.
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Yet he does not on that account pardon his heroes' serious shortcomings, whether it be Theodore Roosevelt's Anglo-Saxon imperialism or Franklin D. Roosevelt's's wartime order to intern Japanese-Americans.
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By the end of Anakin Skywalker's grim journey to the Dark Side in "Revenge of the Sith" I had developed a scholarly preoccupation with the political theory of galactic imperialism.
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Maffick runs three Facebook pages, Soapbox, which focuses on current affairs, Waste-Ed, an environmental channel, and Backthen, a history channel whose focus includes what it views as western imperialism.
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Because as Dr. Singh so brilliantly pointed out, your insistence on normalizing a name for white Americans is actually the very definition of cultural imperialism, which is awful and oppressive.
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In the process, she explores forces like eco-fascism and U.S. imperialism and breaks down the kind of mass collective effort needed to force decisive action before it's too late.
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" It was said sneeringly, but Lévy embraces it: The United States "is an empire, if you will, but a recalcitrant one, whose nobility has always been to balk at imperialism.
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Now experiencing a relatively late successful career as an artist, Araeen warned younger artists about guarding against a 'new imperialism,' against becoming mere functionaries of the still existing colonial order.
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They argue earnestly about things like privilege, cultural imperialism, power structures and the male gaze; threaten to get tattoos with Adorno quotes; and drop references to "reactionary Cartesian sentimentalism" during arguments.
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" In the listing for the class, the course promised to discuss "strategies for resistance" and look into Trump's rhetoric and policies that perpetuate "sexism, white supremacy, xenophobia, nationalism, nativism, and imperialism.
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This is a world that imperialism has almost literally plunged into darkness, leaving the light to the all-powerful hands of the state while the people try desperately to avoid illness.
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" At a competing march organized by the Socialist Party to protest what it calls U.S. imperialism, Maduro blamed the outages on "electromagnetic and cyber attacks directed from abroad by the empire.
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Mr Corbyn and his advisers have repeatedly labelled NATO a tool of Western imperialism and a threat to peace, arguing that its expansion into eastern Europe was a provocation of Russia.
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It was claimed for the United States at the height of America's flirtation with imperialism, soon after the annexation of Hawaii and the capture of Guam and the Philippines from Spain.
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It would also be counter-productive, because it would deprive a new government of legitimacy and revive anti-imperialism across Latin America when the main issue is the defence of democracy.
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Oxford dons have cold-shouldered Nigel Biggar, a theologian, for holding a series of seminars on the ethics of imperialism that question the assumption that empire is always a bad thing.
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In other words, Putin decided to invade Ukraine for narrow political reasons, then reached for Eurasianism and neo-imperialism in order to justify his actions and to whip up public support.
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"Communalism" was seen as the enemy of Indian nationalism, as a force of disintegration, even as a device of British imperialism invented to deprive the Indian people of its just rights.
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In this Cuban view, the Cold War was just a chapter in the Cuban struggle of resistance against US imperialism, which is why the US-Cuba conflict outlasted the Cold War.
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As the show goes on, it reveals itself to be a critique of imperialism as the core cast travels to town after town devastated in different ways by the Fire Nation.
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Photo by Taylor Dolven/VICE News Human rights organizations have always put part of the blame for the horror of the military's rule on US imperialism, and not just in Argentina.
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Though Mr Ortega still denounces American imperialism rhetorically, Nicaragua remains in the Central American Free-Trade Agreement with the United States, which has allowed it to create a large garment industry.
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The intellectual institutions of postwar America were far from perfect; universities and think tanks accepted military-oriented funding from the U.S. government and often provided the intellectual foundations for American imperialism.
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This is hardly German imperialism, but it is imperiousness, a dropping of the inhibition to criticize others because of Germany's past, an insistence on efficiency supporting all exercises of public policy.
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The lawsuit is likely to harden public opinion on the island, where some people already see the federal oversight board, known as the junta, as an unacceptable display of Yankee imperialism.
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The company operates three pages on Facebook: Soapbox, which discusses current affairs, the environmental channel Waste-Ed and Backthen, a history channel that often discusses what it describes as western imperialism.
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The brutality he witnessed in the Caribbean—a plantation manager taking a machete to the shoulder of a rebellious worker—left him with a lasting revulsion toward the cruelties of imperialism.
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Some analysts had expected the assembly to shrink even further in order to fit into the newly restored Capitol, an imposing neoclassical gem previously shunned as a symbol of U.S. imperialism.
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And less than a week ago, he was criticized after a widely shared video showed him reciting a poem that celebrated British imperialism in Myanmar during a visit there in January.
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For most of the past century, the country has whipsawed between political movements that court and reflect and sometimes renounce the legacy of anti-imperialism and the towering glut of riches.
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Soon after he invented the game, missionaries began spreading it around the world, particularly in the Far East and the Philippines, in United States-controlled areas — a kind of sports imperialism.
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Before the official launch of his campaign, his spokesperson told Fox News that the candidate's only goal was to make the debate stage to critique American imperialism on a national platform.
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I would first apologize — very publicly and very sincerely — to all the widows and orphans, the impoverished and the tortured, and all the many millions of other victims of American imperialism.
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The United States annexed Hawaii and the Philippines, liberated Cuba from Spanish rule, laid the way for the Panama Canal and began to pursue its own form of quasi-benevolent imperialism.
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Black Panther's taste for discourse that utilizes an African royalty mythology—"we were kings and queens"—as a springboard in its fight against Negrophobia, imperialism, and Western predation, gives me pause.
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In the 22008s, he was portrayed by the far left as an agent of American imperialism, helping to foist the so-called neoliberal agenda (mass privatization, for example) on Eastern Europe.
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"Stipulating that countries must pay above-market wages when producing export goods for the U.S. feels like outrageous economic imperialism," said David Autor, an economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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He argued that their technological advancement indicated they would be socialists and could deliver us the technology to free Earth from the grip of Yankee imperialism and the bureaucratic workers' states.
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"They are the perfect representation of American cultural imperialism," said Christophe Tardieu, director of the National Cinema Center, known as the CNC, a state entity that coordinates public financing of films.
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But as America fought its disastrous war in Vietnam, a new generation of Marxist nationalists emerged in the South, attacking the "neo-imperialism" they believed their moderate socialist elders had tolerated.
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Instead of focusing simply on how immortality and money corrupt (which, in 2020, duh), the show is now confronting more nuanced and complex topics like the legacy of genocide and imperialism.
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TikTok&aposs short video format has unexpectedly become a tool that leads to discussions of race, imperialism, and taboo health issues, so as the platform grows, this might become the norm.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un watched all of it from a balcony above and gave a rousing speech in which he warned about the dangers of imperialism in the world.
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Most of us went overseas with a certain cynicism about our own country and often talked about American imperialism — and certainly America's role in putting the Shah back on the throne.
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Anderson's distinctive sense of humor and rapid pacing keeps the whole thing zingy and fun, but at its core, the book is a dark satire of American imperialism across the world.
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What were previously known as "world cities" during the era of high imperialism (1857–1945) depended on culture, trade, and war, following networks established by colonialism and directed by nation states.
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In the West, reaction is divided between those who vigorously condemn the festival and those who claim that it is a kind of cultural imperialism to judge China by our own values.
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The preponderance of creative expressions alongside critical analyses of U.S. imperialism and manifestos of anti-racist programs attests to the cultural as well as political revolution that gave birth to Asian America.
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Aguilar's storyline is more punctuation than subject, and despite the film's implicit critique of religious intolerance and imperialism, the Inquisition segments don't reflect the video games' longstanding love of ancient political intrigue.
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The BJP is keen to win over sceptical, mostly lower-caste Hindus from India's southern states, who often accuse Hindi-speaking northerners of cultural imperialism, to cement its grip on national politics.
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Marti was a 19th century poet and writer whose activism helped spur Cuba's freedom from Spain and whose legacy was later adopted by Fidel Castro's revolutionaries as a symbol of anti-imperialism.
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"It ended up being the beta test for American imperialism, for having territory that the US governs but does not need to extend the full set of rights and opportunities," said Raffety.
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How are we to explain that in the pages of this apologist for imperialism, the masses of India seem more alive and autonomous than in the pages of writers claiming political correctness?
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Dai Viet rulers then embarked on a grandiose imperial expansion; indeed, one of the signal achievements of Mr Goscha's work is the attention he pays to pre-European South-East Asian imperialism.
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The American invasion of Afghanistan and then Iraq provided further fuel to his cartographic inventions, leading to the publication of his U.S. Future States Atlas: An Atlas of Global Imperialism in 2009.
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The murdered schoolgirl turns into R's nonexistent sister, a militant leftist who, after she explains that his crime is a product of Japanese imperialism, herself becomes an accomplice and candidate for execution.
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Supporters of Mr. Erdogan took to Twitter with the hashtag #Emperyalizmeköleolmayacağız (#We will not be slaves to imperialism), even while acknowledging that the political crisis will not help an already souring economy.
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He has tried to explain some of that history to his 7-year-old daughter, but without delving too deeply into complex concepts like Western imperialism, which she may struggle to grasp.
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The museum has an international scope; the main exhibit begins with the collapse of the liberal order intended after World War I: Italian fascism, German Nazism, Polish authoritarianism, Soviet Stalinism, Japanese imperialism.
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However, doing so would have meant colliding with the now dominant academic discourse, which, critical of cultural imperialism, is averse to portraying minority groups as helpless victims saved by white do-gooders.
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Their antagonistic history with their northern neighbor — the millennium under Chinese imperialism, the bloody 1979 border war, the ongoing disputes over the South China Sea — has colored recent protests against Chinese businesses.
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"Abe has adopted a different attitude to the Asian countries that were trampled under Japan's imperialism," wrote Cho Ki-weon, Tokyo correspondent for the Hankyoreh, a liberal daily newspaper in South Korea.
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This is ideological imperialism — six unelected individuals in Silicon Valley imposing their vision on the rest of the world, unaccountable to any government and acting like they're above the reach of law.
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Today, the former victim of Western railway imperialism is lending billions to countries throughout Asia, Africa and Europe to construct not only railroads but also highways, ports, power plants and other infrastructure.
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Critics of Mr. Lewis said he treated Western imperialism, American interventions and Israeli displacement of Palestinians as consequences of the region's political failures and social backwardness rather than as contributors to them.
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He visited Cuba, he became involved in Latin American politics centered on opposition to anything that smacked of U.S. imperialism, and he and Jane even honeymooned in the Soviet Union in 20203.
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The brutal history of colonialism and imperialism has created a strain of pan-Africanism that largely defines itself by opposition to the West and ignores the excesses of Africa's post-colonial rulers.
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Three such guideposts that this document must include are: Iran's creeping imperialism is unacceptable; vanquishing the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria does not equal victory; and the JCPOA should be strengthened.
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After reading this book the mere mention of sugar should make you think of slavery and cavities, imperialism and obesity — and remind you to check the label on the products you consume.
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" He also pointed to the Seattle-based chain's coastal roots: "To some conservatives, Starbucks is a force of liberal imperialism, invading their towns, misspelling their names, and suggesting they talk about diversity.
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Above the plane, van Dalen has spelled out "CRUSADE," isolating the middle three letters, USA, in black, calling attention to the Christian imperialism of America's foreign policy, its hatred of the other.
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Left-wing critics like Omar tend to see American global intervention as gussied-up imperialism: the United States pursuing its own interests at the expense of innocent people in places like El Salvador.
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LONDON — An Oxford University college says it will not remove a statue of 19th-century politician Cecil Rhodes that has sparked protests from students who call it an emblem of imperialism and racism.
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Gender inequity, immigration, imperialism and the politics of location, failed utopias, hegemonic interventions, and postcolonial trauma are all represented through multi-media works which defamiliarize language and creatively generate dialogue with the viewer.
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Think Mad Max-meets-Howl's Moving Castle with a dash of Star Wars, and you get this action-packed, fantastical film, that villanizes imperialism and the blinding madness that comes with seeking power.
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On one hand, Duterte is genuinely critical of what he views as Western imperialism, embodied by American (real and imagined) interference in the domestic affairs of allies and developing countries the world over.
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Donald Trump's claim that America would not rule out a "military option" to quell chaos in Venezuela enraged President Nicolás Maduro, who charged the United States with "Yankee imperialism" and scheduled military drills.
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How dare she expose your budding consciousness to the horrors of racism and post-colonialism, to the indecencies of material accumulation, neo-imperialism and endless war long before you had a healthy Anatta?
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It is, in essence, a form of federal imperialism, and discussions about the positive/negative effects of any of Obama's recent executive power moves should always exist with that overarching theme in mind.
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That consensus is likely to break down once visitors reach displays recalling how some Black Power activists denounced the Vietnam war as "Western imperialism", or accused mainstream civil-rights leaders of selling out.
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After World War II, as nations broke free from the yoke of imperialism, there were other progressive leaders who tried this — in Indonesia and Ghana, for example — but those efforts did not last.
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" Omar, who endorsed Sanders in the 2020 presidential race last month, said she is "beyond honored and excited for a president who will fight against Western imperialism and fight for a just world.
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The humanities as we know them grew out of more technical forms of language study, or philology, that were developed in European universities in the period of exploration, imperialism, and then colonial expansionism.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reached out to the West — but also bashes western, mainly British, imperialism and seeks to rid India of western NGOs like Greenpeace as well as several Christian organizations.
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On one of its websites, the party said its objectives included uniting all people of African descent, overthrowing white racism and imperialism, and ensuring the educational, cultural and economic advancement of black people.
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Mandalay Journal MANDALAY, Myanmar — From damp and drizzly London, the siren of British imperialism, Rudyard Kipling, wrote a poem that captured the palm trees, pagodas and temple bells of Burma during colonial rule.
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Something I was struck by was that you work in a lot of more modern concerns; you talk about imperialism and colonialism and the effect they had on the places these men went.
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The three-legged stool of the new Republican majority is a pro-citizen immigration policy, a pro-worker economic policy and a foreign policy that rejects moral imperialism and its concomitant foreign wars.
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Obama's job, coming to office, was to rectify relations with allies who had disapproved of the war and also with the Islamic world, which saw Iraq as the latest act of Western imperialism.
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And isn't Prince Harry quitting so that he won't have to participate in an archaic, obsolete system with unpleasant echoes of imperialism and elitism that has made his wife a target for racists?
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Don't get me wrong, I have respect for our troops and our veterans, but I disagree intensely with America's history of imperialism and see no reason to become a cog in that machine.
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This is not ethnic or racial determinism, since the Slavs of southeastern Europe have been shaped politically and economically more by the agency of foreign imperialism than by their own blood and language.
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In Greece, where sensitivities run high after years of recession and austerity mandated by a Germany-led European Union, some see the exhibition as a form of German cultural imperialism, or misery tourism.
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Jeremy Corbyn is immune to the truth because he is in the grip of an all-encompassing ideology about the evils of capitalism and imperialism, and the wonders of socialism and people power.
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Beijing's apparent efforts to position itself as a regional hegemon have sparked fears of economic imperialism, but the U.S. has a more free and fair vision for Asia, he said in prepared remarks.
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The party includes more Muslims now, as well as a larger share of nonwhite Americans, for whom the Palestinians' view of the conflict as an extension of European imperialism may seem more compelling.
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The Maduro government will continue to blame Yankee imperialism for Venezuela's unrest no matter what happens, but its case will be strengthened—and the opposition's weakened—if U.S. policies are hurting ordinary Venezuelans.
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In Venezuela, Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino accused Washington of seeking to undermine democracy in Latin America and return to the days of "imperialism," lashing out at Tillerson during a broadcast on state television.
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Preliminary meetings have also been dominated by disputes over the International Criminal Court (ICC), which countries such as South Africa and Kenya say is a tool of Western imperialism that unfairly targets the continent.
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One Twitter user suggested a trip to the restaurant for those who were "in the mood for imperialism and genocide for dinner," referencing the enslavement and abuse suffered by many natives under colonial rule.
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I have never read someone so succinctly, eloquently, and urgently explain the roots — capitalism and imperialism — of the climate crisis, and how those roots grow up into the forest of our culture/popular imagination.
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Seeking to mirror the bigger and older empires of Britain and France, Eritrea was Italy's route "to enter the big business of imperialism," said Federico Niglia, a history professor at Luiss University in Rome.
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Speaking fluent Korean, with a North Korean accent, James and Ted Dresnok blame "American imperialism" for the tensions on the Korean peninsula, and call on the U.S. to withdraw its forces from South Korea.
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It also stands in contrast to the Met's concurrent World between Empires exhibition, which carefully avoids any discussion of Western chauvinism and imperialism in relation to the ancient remains of Western Asia displayed there.
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Instead of some sort of artistic imperialism, where well-meaning artists foist their creative wares on communities that maybe didn't want them in the first place, the people in Serenbe actually want this art.
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For a society that sees a Hollywood movie or programmes that promote democracy as agents of a foreign power's propaganda or as cultural imperialism, soft power is far from non-coercive and non-threatening.
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Still, Rossello has talked tough, saying he disagrees with some of the board's initiatives, rhetoric that could curry political favor with many voters who see the board as an unwelcome extension of U.S. imperialism.
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Black feminist scholars such as bell hooks routinely note that white supremacy doesn't exist in a vacuum—it's inextricably tied to and enforced by imperialism, capitalism, heteronormativity, and, most prudent to this discussion, patriarchy.
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Where pre-Enlightenment Europe was sporadically cruel, post-Enlightenment Europe was systematically inhumane; where the pre-Enlightenment was haphazardly prejudiced, the Enlightenment was systematically racist, creating a "scientific" hierarchy of humanity that justified imperialism.
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At 82, she continues to speak out against global injustices, championing the Palestinian cause and the rights of the Palestinian people in America and abroad, albeit never straying far from wider injustices like imperialism.
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It has animated centuries of our history, easily adapted, from the genocidal imperialism of Protestant frontiersmen to the proto-libertarianism of Thoreau, through the Christianity of Dillard and the environmentalism of the Sierra Club.
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Neery identified with their mission to use gender, sexuality, and language to subvert the way art is curated and presented within mainstream Armenian discourse, which is often based on nationalist politics, boundaries, and imperialism.
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During the 220 Congress of the Peoples of the East in Baku, in what is today Azerbaijan, the Comintern chairman Grigory Zinoviev, a Ukrainian Jew, called for waging a "holy war" against Western imperialism.
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Aiding Vietnam in a war against "imperialism" helped them in being recognized — by their people, their clients and allies and the broader world — as the legitimate heirs to the leadership of the socialist camp.
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The nine works selected by Milbourne and her co-curator Mary (Polly) Nooter Roberts take up the moral and conceptual draws and drawbacks associated with the word "Africa": power, imperialism, blackness, poverty, and identity.
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And why is a show that just turned one of its most beloved characters into a cautionary tale about imperialism ending with another one of its beloved characters apparently inventing 15th-century European colonialism?
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But if imperialism is about extending a nation's authority through colonization, it is clear that European standards of beauty and fantastic representations of a black grotesque have thoroughly colonized every genre, and every medium.
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Abe wants to revise the postwar pacifist constitution, and his more ardent supporters think that the best way to do so is to present Japan's past imperialism as a heroic effort to liberate Asia.
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Sison saw U.S. imperialism and the Philippines' feudal state as inextricably linked: in exchange for maintaining access to military bases during the Vietnam War, the U.S. allowed Marcos to continue to oppress the Philippines.
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That is, the party led the Chinese people to eventually overthrow "the rule of imperialism, feudalism and bureaucrat-capitalism," and "founded the People's Republic of China," as the preamble of our Constitution puts it.
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Ndongo Samba Sylla, a Senegalese development economist who wrote a book on the history of the currency, argues that the C.F.A. franc allows France to continue what he called its monetary imperialism in Africa.
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And perhaps appropriately, the most famous of those was precisely a half-century ago, in 1968, when the country was grappling with massive student-led protests against capitalism and imperialism and a crippling nationwide strike.
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Critics such as Edward Said (who took Disraeli's axiom as an epigraph to his influential study, "Orientalism") have indicted scholars and travellers as the outriders of a predatory imperialism in Asia and the Middle East.
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All posed as saviours of "the people" and railed against "the oligarchy" or "imperialism", in terms analogous to the political insurgencies of Mr Trump and Nigel Farage of Britain's UK Independence Party against the "establishment".
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Last year's Thor: Ragnarok wasn't just about the god of thunder and lightning fighting with the goddess of death — it was also about refugees, immigrants, the pitfalls of imperialism, and Donald Trump's vision for America.
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But it encompasses many more unusual artists who responded to the rise of consumer culture, popular media and various forms of imperialism while also experimenting with new art forms during the turbulent 1960s and '70s.
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"When President Obama took office, he went around the world explaining how... we're sorry for our imperialism, and we won't do it anymore," says Bob Ballinger, 42, a state legislator who represents rural northwest Arkansas.
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Given Poland's grim historical experiences under Russian imperialism, shouldn't any sane Pole be more than a little uneasy about the new US President, thought by many to be much too close to Russia's Vladimir Putin?
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All but one NATO member nation is predominately Christian, which feeds the critique that the alliance system is a tool of a new Western imperialism, providing a thin cover of multilateralism for American power projection.
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President Vladimir Putin's disinformation machine convinced his supporters that fascists and enemies lurked everywhere, and that only Russia could protect its supposed brethren against the hysterical mobs in the capital, Kiev, agitating for Western imperialism.
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"This is ideological imperialism — six unelected individuals in Silicon Valley imposing their vision on the rest of the world, unaccountable to any government and acting like they&aposre above the reach of law," he continued.
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By 1971 adaptations were under way in more than 35 countries; and the Asia Foundation was determined that these versions reflect local fauna and agricultural practices, for example, to avoid the appearance of cultural imperialism.
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Associated with imperialism and fascism as well as the mythology of Richard Wagner — known as much for his anti-Semitism as his music — it has led to charges ranging from Nazism to general bad taste.
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You don't have to be an imperialist power in Europa Universalis, for instance, or you can at least play in ways that let you tell yourself that yours is a kinder, gentler kind of imperialism.
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The revolution put its stamp on political parties, labor unions, artists, intellectuals and students, who saw the Soviet Union as an alternative to capitalism, a bulwark against United States imperialism and an example to emulate.
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But as with many sepia-toned institutional heroes, the luster of his accomplishments has dimmed in retrospect, not least because he minimized the contributions of his Mongolian assistants in service of a queasy American imperialism.
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He had been effective as an international statesman and moral leader because he represented a small country that had fought for its freedom against British imperialism, thus exemplifying the new international spirit of self determination.
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The problem is that Trump's saber-rattling backfires, helping Maduro by playing into a narrative of Yankee imperialism, and his politicization of humanitarian aid makes it less likely that starving people will actually be fed.
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On the other track are radical critics of the racism and imperialism of the American state who often support local community and transnational solidarity but maintain a deep cynicism, even despair, about the American project.
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A rally for Mr. Sanders in Exeter, N.H., last weekend featured the actor John Cusack, who introduced his candidate by invoking left-wing writers like Noam Chomsky and Howard Zinn and denouncing neoliberalism and imperialism.
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Moreover, given the British monarchy's synonymy with white imperialism and (false) notions of bloodline purity, Meghan's induction into the antiquated institution was seen as a sign of progress — and it was one, though superficially so.
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Meanwhile, progressive Europe, which turned its back on imperialism and redefined itself as a project for peace, risks becoming a continent of helpless countries, a collection of bread crumbs on the table of global power.
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Raquel Rosario Sanchez, a feminist writer and Ph.D. candidate with the Center for Gender and Violence Research at the University of Bristol explained that traditional sex tourism is often fueled by racial fetishism and imperialism.
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Roosevelt was a prominent patron of the museum, but nearing the 100th anniversary of his death, Roosevelt's legacy as a politician and conservationist being reexamined under the contexts of male chauvinism, white supremacy, and imperialism.
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Mr. Maduro's backers in Russia, Cuba, Bolivia and North Korea and even in China would surely denounce "Yankee imperialism," recalling the invasion of Bay of Pigs in Cuba, and appeal to the Venezuelan military's patriotism.
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On a May 2000 trip to the Czech Republic, then-Secretary of State Madeleine Albright was targeted by two self-described anarchists who shouted "Death to American imperialism!" before winging two eggs in her direction.
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A reading area with a selection of the library's holdings emphasizes his presence in Portugal during the Carnation Revolution and his interests in communications research and methodology, international communications, and cultural imperialism, among other topics.
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Bernie Sanders, who is Jewish, said he feared attacks against Omar were calculated to throw off the balance of the House Foreign Affairs committee, where she has emerged as a tough voice against American imperialism.
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