We were outcasts from society, and outcasts within the wider lesbian community too.
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And so it feels that My Chemical Romance's triumphant resurrection is indicative of what us emo kids always knew: emo never truly died, and outcasts will always be outcasts.
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To me, I liked the idea of them being outcasts.
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All my sisters, boyfriends, friends, random outcasts, we worked there.
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In their own weird way, they really were the outcasts.
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The smart kids are portrayed as "nerds" and social outcasts.
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We will shelter freaks and outcasts, those who have no hope.
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We will shelter freaks and outcasts, those who have no home.
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Could this be an outward sign of their feeling like outcasts?
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In Russia people who are different are treated like outcasts. Lenin?
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But even there, in that world of outcasts, Fox was vulnerable.
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We're all outsiders and outcasts, who think in a certain way.
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His party was long one of political outcasts as a result.
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"Outcasts and girls with ambition," she sang like a rallying cry.
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Too often, we treat prisoners at outcasts instead of fellow workers.
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He brought me into a social circle of outcasts like myself.
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The Phantom Thieves are framed as outcasts, but in an idealized way.
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She embraces freaks and outcasts; she has little use for 'normal' people.
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Geeta and her friends had already lived as outcasts for three months.
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But Geeta, the leader of the band of outcasts, was not afraid.
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These outcasts then traveled through interstellar space, possibly passing by other stars.
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"I think that the Columbiners generally see themselves as outcasts," he added.
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The thing about Awful is that we're a bunch of outcasts really.
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I am the Lord's outcast and will face him for all outcasts.
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We never expected that we would be accepted because we were outcasts.
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They say Juggalos are a family of outcasts, not a gang. pic.twitter.
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"It's made outcasts of our whole family," Grottalio said of the registry.
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America is in the middle of a raging argument over poor outcasts.
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But for a movie about proud outcasts, "Slash" is a little square.
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Seven women who refused to resign from factory jobs had been made outcasts.
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His characters spoke for all outcasts, black, gay, disabled, who felt like mutants.
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Generally speaking, we don't like to be outcasts; we want to fit in.
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Here the tech elite, along with an assorted group of outcasts, let loose.
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For the moment, he and his followers are outcasts from the Washington consensus.
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Outcasts and othered, we discovered our true calling during a pivotal, private moment.
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It also tends to draw people who are outcasts, poor, or mentally ill.
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The understated, intuitive sympathy among these outcasts gives this fable some political bite.
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Jason Momoa, Keanu Reeves, Yolanda Ross and Giovanni Ribisi are among the outcasts.
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Together, they attempt to overthrow a malicious overlord who banished them as outcasts.
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This country of immigrants, religious refugees, outcasts and dreamers has come a long way.
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It's a story of friendship between outcasts, of the triumph of love over practicality.
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And it's clear it speaks to lots of other people who feel like outcasts.
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It is about a tiny band of outcasts, the survivors of a terrible persecution.
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"For some people, sex workers are some sort of underclass or outcasts," he says.
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There were people who were also musical outcasts living in LA at the time.
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Women or girls suspected of having secret boyfriends can become outcasts in their community.
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They seek abortions because they could not bear the shame of becoming social outcasts.
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"I made a movie about outcasts for outcasts and it's very touching for me that people all over the world, whether here or in Japan or in Russia or in England have been touched by the movie," writer-director James Gunn said.
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It just might turn us into lonely outcasts, capable of spreading our misery to others.
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Nathan Deal cited Jesus' ministry to outcasts in signaling his intention to veto the bill.
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They'll often feel like slighted outcasts, deprived of what they want or feel they deserve.
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The three of them — huddled together, isolated — are like a newly formed family of outcasts.
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But they live in an impoverished region, and, Dr. Wexler said, they are still outcasts.
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Mental illness itself, they argued, was a false construct used to control dissidents, rebels and outcasts.
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The X-Men and all of Marvel's mutant characters have been defined as outcasts and misfits.
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He was particularly inspired by novelists who shared his revulsion for wealth and championed social outcasts.
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The real political outcasts in Israel are surely Likud's opponents, the remnants of the peace movement.
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Slimane has a fantastic and directional mind, but his previous work celebrates outcasts, not the everywoman.
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Hardcore, by design, is the primal scream of outcasts, and its antagonistic nature breeds only entropy.
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"He touched something, especially in those people who were outcasts, or who felt different," Barbarella said.
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What have the masses of people done who are treated as outcasts by "we the people"?
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When first getting started, Molina notes, it was important that they welcome all the local outcasts.
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Gilead corrals its outcasts "like sheep into fenced-in ghost towns with no food and water".
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They're both grungy, skeptical outcasts — but Rebecca proves a bit more willing to engage with society.
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As you know, it is all about the Hindu custom of treating menstruating women as outcasts.
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Like so many resort towns that were once refuges for outcasts, artists, and queers, Provincetown is expensive.
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That's not to say he wasn't dedicated, because he was, but we were kind of the outcasts.
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Yet even then, they misdirect their resentment toward Camille and Becca, the outcasts who refused to submit.
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"They are social outcasts and then they come together to find this vicious serial killer," he continued.
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Indeed, if we treat them as outcasts and pariahs of the technological landscape, society pays a price.
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Membership fell off, but Manchester United players remained steadfast, leading the press to dub them "Outcasts FC".
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The terrible trio is more like a set of outcasts who have taken over Westerberg High School.
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Curious to find out about this gathering of outcasts, I made the pilgrimage myself this past October.
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Add to that the element that many of the characters are outcasts and freaks of their day.
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They unfurl banners that say, "Hello Cholera Sufferers," depicting Naples as a godforsaken capital of diseased outcasts.
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It was influenced by outcasts, too, including peddlers, prostitutes, and impoverished women hired to weep at funerals.
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It was their power as outcasts she sought to harness, even at the expense of their comfort.
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There are other specific connections between "True Detective" and "Paradise Lost," particularly in its three teenage outcasts.
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They don't fit in, but aren't exceptional enough to be outcasts—and there's nothing wrong with that.
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Psychic visions draw Eleven to a band of violent outcasts and an angry girl with a shadowy past.
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The plaintiffs would be vulnerable outcasts going up against one of the most powerful institutions in the world.
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The movie, Deadline reports, will follow "two miserable and unpleasant wedding guests" who, of course, are total outcasts.
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It creates a "permanent criminal underclass of outcasts" that navigates a revolving door through the criminal-justice system.
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And it spent decades being treated as a punchline, a game that only nerds and social outcasts play.
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Nightlife, after all, is where outcasts go to rise above the evil of the world we live in.
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That March 30 episode, "Sheltered Outcasts" (season 17, episode 153), takes a more nuanced approach to sex offenders.
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The club kid's ultimate mission, he reminded me, was to help outcasts blossom into who they really are.
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The characters are outcasts in a society that, by the show's own reckoning, values conformity and effortless perfection.
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Sequence after sequence speaks of Hugo's compassion for society's outcasts and his faith in God's offer of redemption.
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But the character also refers to some of what Ballez stands for: shining a spotlight on society's outcasts.
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Yet here, as in most of the world, kids with clubfoot weren't treated and grew up as outcasts.
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Walden was just beyond the bounds of civilized convention — which meant that it was a place for outcasts.
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Why would a circus full of oddballs and outcasts make fun of the inarguably adorable little elephant, for instance?
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Bonnie and Clyde were outsiders, outcasts, outlaws who fought the man — even though, in the end, the man won.
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United with their image board brethren in LFE, migrants, mostly recruited from 48583chan, will no longer be societal outcasts.
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And that helped pave the way for other "outcasts" like Bowie to both enjoy and fight for greater equality.
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They also played The Outcasts' concert film Self-Conscious Over You, and between the two flicks the Stimulators performed.
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But nightlife, which is generally tailor-made for outcasts and oddities, has a way of fighting back against oppression.
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The X-Men, erupting in his brain in 1963, spoke for all outcasts, black, gay, disabled, who felt like mutants.
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Their world and the people around them treated them like social pariahs, so in many ways, we were outcasts together.
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Outcasts: Women in the Wilderness continues at Wave Hill House (West 249th Street and Independence Avenue, Bronx) through July 9.
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"The idea that school shooters are typically outcasts, misfits, loners who are bullied into retaliation is largely inaccurate," Langman said.
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In other instances, it was a gesture directed towards social outcasts, or the final dramatic act of vanquishing an enemy.
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Its characters are all outcasts, burned by economic and personal instability, but there's resilience in their quest for something better.
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Diane Arbus, a photographer, grew up in luxurious uptown apartments, but she sought inspiration among the city's outcasts and eccentrics.
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"Outcasts from all over the world would come to New York, and feel like they found a home," she said.
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"A lot of people here are outcasts from society, but if you follow the rules, you are welcome," Pat said.
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Rarely autobiographical, Giannascoli writes character-based vignettes that can be both disturbing and empathetic; portraits of grifters, drunks, and outcasts.
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Joseph D'Souza is founder of Dignity Freedom Network, which delivers humanitarian aid to the marginalized and outcasts of South Asia.
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We are raw, gritty, the antisocial kids at school, the addicts, the outcasts who found kindred spirits when we moved here.
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The internet created a safe place for millions of outcasts who used it to turn themselves into entrepreneurs, artists, and writers.
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They lived as outcasts in a foreign country—gay in a place where to be gay is to be a criminal.
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Just because people are active in their addiction doesn't mean that they deserve to be thrown to the outcasts of society.
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Removed from urban centers like Vancouver, they saw themselves as outcasts and took refuge in music, the streets, and their crews.
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You'll need to sink into a world of interdimensional travel and outcasts, but the sometimes-uncomfortable journey is well worth it.
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SCOTT BERG The characters in the movie were society's outcasts and were given a place where they belonged and were celebrated.
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That's because outcasts are used to being told they can't have what they want, and subsequently develop resilience, discipline, and patience.
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Outcasts and rebels, poets and artists, gay and straight, seekers and settlers have been calling the Village home for four centuries.
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Some have become outcasts in their own country, shunned by hotels, neighbors and -- in some areas -- placed under controversial quarantine measures.
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Jesus' energies and affections were primarily aimed toward social outcasts, the downtrodden and "unclean," strangers and aliens, prostitutes and the powerless.
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For those opponents to close ranks around those outcasts, then, is likely to be futile at best and counterproductive at worst.
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Like the outcasts he often sings about, the songs on House of Sugar tend to oscillate wildly between meanings and moods.
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Harris and Klebold were widely reported to be social outcasts after the massacre, part of goth or "trenchcoat" groups at Columbine.
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When these outcasts are deplatformed from the "mainstream" platforms and have nowhere else to go, it's not difficult to surmise that they will take their activity to more covert corners of the web where their words and actions can become more dangerous and nefarious, especially as they find connections with other "distasteful" outcasts who have suffered the same fate.
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If Stranger Things has taught us anything, it's that nerdy outcasts who are smarter than everyone else come with an expiration date.
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But just how representative of marginalized youth and teenage outcasts can Persona 5 really be, when the cast excludes queer characters altogether?
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While it was not without its road bumps, that era gave viewers more than just a lineup of shows about superpowered outcasts.
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A prophet's real goal is to stretch our moral imagination, to bring the private pain felt by history's outcasts to public expression.
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In this world, each character's purpose in life, with the exception of a few outcasts, is to raise their social media status.
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" "I have a soft spot for the outcasts because I guess I was the outcast in a lot of ways, growing up.
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Jennifer, Jason, and Scot seemed to be the heart of Brawn, with Alecia and Darnell outcasts, and Cydney as a solid fourth.
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One tour on early Irish immigrants made outcasts by their host country often spurs comparisons with Muslim and Hispanic newcomers, Bader said.
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"The car people become the outcasts," says Dediu, who is bullish on adoption in the U.S. "Bikes are eating cars," he said.
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It was composed of outcasts, nerds, the bullied, and it subverted the overweening masculinity of bands like Guns N' Roses and Metallica.
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He is founder of Dignity Freedom Network, which advocates for and delivers humanitarian aid to the marginalized and outcasts of South Asia.
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"Providence was a place of outcasts and independent-minded people," Ms. Zurier said as we approached Prospect Terrace Park on Congdon Street.
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A burned mark into the skin publicly announced such status—a physical stigma, an observable mark of disgrace to define true outcasts.
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"This is a way of encouraging students who feel that they're outcasts that they too can make a contribution to American society."
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But, as we've seen before (in "Mean Girls" and other tales of outcasts yearning for popularity), Kyle's scheme eventually drags him down.
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It is in this film where the outcasts, the outsiders, and the perpetually neglected look on at the entropy marring the country.
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He can do this because his boys and men tend to be nerds and outcasts who already exist outside traditional masculine norms.
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The gamut runs wide in L'envol, which bands together artists who are famous and anonymous; canonical and outcasts; genuinely deranged and unjustly institutionalized.
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From this point forward all seven women would be outcasts — symbolically denied the hookah, as well as pani, water, from a shared pump.
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This movie isn't for the Cher Horowitzs of the worlds, but for the young Jonahs who found solace in a community of outcasts.
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"I have a soft spot for the outcasts because was the outcast, I guess, in a lot of ways growing up," says Jenner.
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Abe fled from Poland, we hear, to a house on a tiny Welsh island where all the children were outcasts with freakish superpowers.
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Angry and hurt, Willowdean bonds with fellow outcasts, and befriends the employees at a local drag revue devoted to (what else?) Dolly Parton.
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"When I was growing up in the '80s, comics were about the other, the odd, the unusual, the freaks, the outcasts," he said.
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In this production's most affecting directorial touch, the chorus members are a downtrodden group of migrants or refugees, outcasts from the heavenly realm.
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Jones doesn't seem to care about the allegations against the 3 Cooperstown outcasts -- what they did ON the field is enough for him.
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He identifies lonely girls and outcasts, subjects them to special attention, flatters them, touches their hands, sends them letters that become increasingly explicit.
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He plays Mahoney, a sarcastic guy who — along with a bunch of outcasts — becomes a cop and tries to clean up the city.
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But what sets this moving and mysterious novel apart is Hunt's understanding of children and outcasts and those unfortunate characters who are both.
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Despite being one of the richest families in the area, the Yznagas' Cuban heritage marked them out as outcasts in American high society.
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The child protagonists in both Stand By Me and It are outcasts and nerds, largely ignored and forced to find comfort in each other.
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"Our archaeological evidence supports this and indicates that far from being excluded as outcasts, they were treated very much like the religious," Roffey said.
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In 1970, nine black Syracuse University football players became rebellious outcasts when they quit the team to protest racial injustices and their unequal treatment.
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Jojo weaves through throngs of New York's outcasts, hippies, and businesspeople, who walk through Midtown in robotic uniformity (with a small tap dance break).
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Since George Romero invented the modern genre in 1968's Night of the Living Dead, zombies have been analogies for outcasts and marginalized people.
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Hilary Duff may have had the lead role in Lizzie McGuire, but for the rebels and the outcasts, Miranda Sanchez was always our girl.
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Ed Sheeran and BFF Taylor Swift may be two of the biggest stars in music — but deep down, they're just two high school outcasts.
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This film will follow only the novel's 1958 timeline, in which a gang of pre-teen outcasts called The Losers' Club battle with Pennywise.
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" Jesus spent his entire earthly ministry with outcasts, healing the sick and the lame,while Trump regularly makes fun of people he labels "losers.
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And yet there's no hint that anyone but the most low-rated outcasts in Lacie's world value any other form of achievement or art.
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"We're seeing literal verses with long histories of interpretation, that favor the poor, that favor outcasts ... redeployed in ways that fit now," Bass said.
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For many of us outcasts, the pretty ones who "want to get you high" stand in to mean the popular kids from high school.
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I was all about listening to the ugliest, weirdest shit I could find, and was obsessed with metal outcasts like Dave Wyndorf and Will Rahmer.
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Aloy and her adopted father Rost live as outcasts from the Nora tribe, who are forbidden to speak with or interact with the two exiles.
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In the world of movies and TV, meanwhile, the majority of cannabis-loving characters tend to slot in somewhere between bumbling idiots and dangerous outcasts.
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Dave Cullen, who wrote a book about the Columbine shooting, similarly said these fans empathized or related to the mythology of the shooters as outcasts.
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In the year after the abdication, Wallis and the Duke of Windsor left England, where they were social outcasts, and fled to France in exile.
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The work of the government, in my view, is to find ways to stand solidly with the poor, the sick, and all manners of outcasts.
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A Chinese-Canadian psychological thriller written and directed by Johnny Ma. BEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL THINGS The producers call this documentary a celebration of outcasts.
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By mid-November, Serbia had winnowed the approved list to Afghans, Iraqis and Syrians, and Macedonia quickly followed suit, leaving the outcasts stranded in Greece.
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Some find how to survive, but all in all, no one wants to risk renting to society's outcasts, or at least that's how it feels.
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When he went to Paris, he fell in with a group of outcasts — transgender women living at Place Blanche — that quickly became an adopted clan.
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After years of congratulating people-pleasers and prestige TV, the Television Academy seems to have finally gotten wise to the folks at the outcasts table.
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But Anjum and Tilo and the other outcasts are brought together not through intellectual affinity but the device of the abandoned baby at the protest.
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The new film takes place in 1992, where the X-Men are no longer outcasts but regarded as national heroes who go on riskier missions.
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These were outsiders, unknowns, even outcasts, and Thoreau acquainted himself with them, came to understand them and spent part of his life caring for them.
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I'm certain the Founding Fathers would be surprised that two Irish-Catholics who would have been outcasts in the colonies – President Kennedy and his brother, Sen.
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What history gets wrong Due to the unsightly nature of the lesions that leprosy can cause, history tells us that lepers were treated as social outcasts.
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In an extraordinary example of symbiosis, two entirely different outcasts of human aggression — war and entrapment — are somehow helping each other to find their way again.
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In Mukhtar, a popular café in Istanbul's "Little Syria", outcasts from regimes that crushed the Arab spring sip coffee spiced with cardamom—and plot their comeback.
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The conventionally hot outcasts who wouldn't take any bullshit from demons spent most of their time hanging out in the library with teachers researching ancient monsters.
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Other yields in the euro area were also stable, with a few outcasts falling, such as Italian 10-year bonds which dropped 4.1 bps to 0.99%.
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Today's queer nightlife throws its arms open to outcasts and the marginalized, giving those beautiful people at the fringes of our society a place to thrive.
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Ms Hanh is one of many outcasts hoping that Barack Obama's three-day visit to Vietnam, which begins on May 23rd, will bring a little succour.
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And thus we have become film stars, a far cry from the marginalized outcasts that our obit-writing forebears in newsrooms across America so often were.
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Then a man named Walter Smith arrives and informs her that she'll be taken away to live in a community for people who are also outcasts.
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We're all outcasts or the ones doing the outcasting at some point in our lives, so look deep within yourself and enjoy it for the moment.
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She assures the letter writers that though they may feel like outcasts, they are not alone — most teenagers at some point feel inferior to their peers.
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HANDSOME DEVIL Two roommates (Fionn O'Shea and Nicholas Galitzine), outcasts for different reasons, begin to warm to each other at a rugby-obsessed Irish boarding school.
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Christmas taps Rayleen (Viola Davis), a local woman who works for her widowed father (Jim Gaffigan), to lead the group, to which she's recruited fellow outcasts.
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"We've felt a little like outcasts," said Henry Obispo, an entrepreneur who recently opened a cold-pressed juice bar and green rooftop for yoga and meditation.
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Weil stated that her fasts were motivated by a sense of solidarity with France's emaciated outcasts, and her empathy found a home in her empty stomach.
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She is one of the outcasts of New Ham, and eventually finds comfort with Campbell since she believes the two of them are one in the same.
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When her mother and boyfriend are killed, she's convinced that someone is after the machine, and she has to rely on the outcasts of Burntown to survive.
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They gleefully refer to themselves as weird and as outcasts, and the clown iconography seems like another self-aware way to lean into feeling like a misfit.
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What greyscale does is ravage the mind, leading to the bestial colony of outcasts that attacks Tyrion and Jorah when they attempt to pass through the ruins.
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Such a scenario chimes with Claire Denis' recent sci-fi movie, High Life, where a crew of outcasts live on board a spacecraft hurtling toward unavoidable death.
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"The Gathering of the Juggalos stands for family, being a safe place for outcasts, a place for them to let their hair down and relax," he said.
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Mr. Dolan's films, a cri de coeur for tolerance, are invariably populated by outcasts and underdogs, a reflection, he says, of his own feelings of not belonging.
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In the 22003 black comedy "Welcome to the Dollhouse," Heather Matarazzo and Brendan Sexton III played Dawn Wiener and Brandon McCarthy, grade-school outcasts, nerd and bully.
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But what I'd noticed in stricter countries like Japan is it almost seems seedier, in a way, because drug users and dealers are much more social outcasts.
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These groups first appeared several hundred years ago: social outcasts organized as armed bandits, sometimes to oppose the authorities, sometimes only to be co-opted by them.
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These groups first appeared several hundred years ago: social outcasts organized as armed bandits, sometimes to oppose the authorities, sometimes only to be co-opted by them.
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One answer may be that as they lose culture wars about LGBTQ rights and abortion, white evangelicals feel more and more like they're outcasts in US society.
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We hear about how Jesus spent time with the outcasts, people in prison, and other downtrodden people who were rejected or punished for their differences by mainstream society.
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It's the story of how he tries to replace that world with one in which popular kids can be kind and smart, and outcasts can be valuable too.
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High schoolers Virgil (Jason Dolley) and Charlie (Luke Benward) are social outcasts because of an embarrassing incident, but that's about to change when Charlie invents a time machine.
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"Our society has come to the recognition that gay persons and gay couples cannot be treated as social outcasts or as inferior in dignity and worth," Kennedy wrote.
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Those who government officials consider "outliers" — like Jack — are not valued members of our diverse national community, but rather social outcasts that must be re-educated or removed.
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If Witt struggles at times as a memoirist, she succeeds as a meandering journalistic voyeur, one with a deeply empathetic and nuanced appreciation of sexual renegades and outcasts.
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A son-in-law (not the Republican, though she does have one) calls her the "Lady Gaga of American Politics," sticking up for the oddballs and the outcasts.
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That's a big transition from Singer's previous X-films, which grounded their mutant battles in culturally relevant debates about how outcasts should engage with the rest of society.
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His shows like "Be More Chill" and "Broadway Bounty Hunter" turn minor characters — the teen loser, the superannuated chorus girl — into main ones, shoving outcasts into the spotlight.
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"We've felt a little like outcasts," said Henry Obispo, an entrepreneur who is set to open a cold-pressed juice bar and green rooftop for yoga and meditation.
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An array of outcasts—faded movie stars, ghosts, a sinister nun—indulge in sudden blitzes of drugs, kidnapping, and terrorism when they're not pondering the meaning of life.
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Now, as we act in the continuing narrative of "Stranger Things," we 1983 Midwesterners will repel bullies, we will shelter freaks and outcasts, those who have no homes.
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When David Bowie died on Sunday, he left behind legions of fans who will remember him as the godfather of glam rock and the patron saint of defiant outcasts.
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Our family insisted that supernatural outcasts chartered our bodies because we were born with watery minds and squishy hearts, which meant that anything dead could rent us for free.
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The album's cover depicted him in the middle of what he perceived as a group of teenage outcasts: a girl with vitiligo, a queer couple, a boy with albinism.
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Communal sex and drug use were a way of life as Manson became a messiah to the runaways, outcasts and criminals drawn by his charisma, intimidation and twisted spiritualism.
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"Our society has come to the recognition that gay persons and gay couples cannot be treated as social outcasts or as inferior in dignity and worth," he wrote Monday.
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In his prayer, which the huge crowd listened to in near silence, Francis also hammered home another major theme of his papacy - justice for the poor, refugees and outcasts.
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"One of the reasons we are outcasts is because we smoke weed," says Rumana, who was a lawyer from a wealthy family before becoming a Baul 22 years ago.
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Jesus and Nachman—two eccentric rabbis, both dead in their 30s, both outcasts, both rejected by their coequals, both magnets for the disenfranchised, the weak, the spurned, the suffering.
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She changed her name to Princess Nokia and released a series of albums, including one of earnest emo anthems, that secured her reputation as a tireless cheerleader for outcasts.
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"Our society has come to the recognition that gay persons and gay couples cannot be treated as social outcasts or as inferior in dignity and worth," Justice Kennedy wrote.
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"Eden's Outcasts," John Matteson's grounded and perceptive biography, which won a Pulitzer Prize in 2008, captures the difficult though loving relationship between Louisa May Alcott and her father, Bronson.
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R. The title of Yuknavitch's short story collection refers to the characters within them: people forced to the edges of society, outcasts marginalized for their status, proclivity, or misfortune.
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Critic's Notebook In recent years, female pop has been remade again and again by rebels and outcasts, singers who exude skepticism and self-doubt, not blithe cool and exuberance.
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Seemingly, we're watching a patriarchy crumble and be replaced by a government that's run by women along with men who used to be outcasts, like Tyrion and Jon Snow.
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While Harbour waxed poetic about the "battle against fear, self-centeredness, and exclusivity" and "shelter[ing] freaks and outcasts," Ryder seemed to be experiencing a full range of uncontrollable emotions.
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When it first aired, it was confusing to many—offensive to people with sticks up their butts, and loved by the few who lived their lives as outcasts in society.
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The characters are all in some way outcasts and oddballs; one briefly dies after an accidental electrocution and comes back to life a mystic who sees visions and hears messages.
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Because while theater is often thought of as a haven, particularly for outcasts and misfits, those who spoke to BuzzFeed News described a far more fraught and sometimes dangerous environment.
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Though it does benefit her to have three of the seven great houses of Westeros at her back (including the Greyjoy children), they all represent a rogue's gallery of outcasts.
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That meant television like the Lea Michele-led musical dramedy had the freedom to be quippy, light, and obsessed with the plights and pitchiness of bunch of high school outcasts.
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In particular he was affected the concern of Jesus for outcasts and the excluded, he told the gathering organised by the Alliance of Religions and Conservation, a British-based NGO.
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Her sin was to collapse millions of people — from former Klansmen like David Duke to a struggling coal miner with some unacceptable opinions — into the same group of social outcasts.
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Only later did she realize that she was following in the footsteps of women who had dared to drive as far back as 1990, and had become social outcasts afterward.
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Many aren't looking for multi-partner marriage, anyway, she said -- they just want to feel free to have relationships currently outside the norm without being judged as freaks or outcasts.
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Glee was an endlessly bright and effervescent show where students who felt like outcasts sang their hearts out, unapologetically putting their differences on display and reclaiming them as their strengths.
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But the story that doesn't get clicks is one where the elected official is kind, brilliant, hard-working, and dedicated to empowering the nerds, misfits, and outcasts of any gender.
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Across Mexico, millions of devout people are cutting ties with the Catholic Church and turning their faith toward the patron saint of outcasts and personification of death known as Santa Muerte.
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The gangster side of him was how he related to the men/woman who believed that they were ghetto bound—pariahs, outcasts, and unqualified to play a role in anything meaningful.
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"I guess the irony of the shoot is we are both considered to be 'in-betweenies' or 'outcasts' in the industry, whether it be in-between genders or sizes," she says.
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David's plight brings up one of the most interesting generational differences between the two tribes – not whether they prefer chicken or fish, but how each group of outcasts conceived of itself.
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"[G]ay couples cannot be treated as social outcasts or as inferior in dignity and worth", he wrote, and the courts must "protect them in the exercise of their civil rights".
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In countries such as India and Japan, the trade tainted people as well as places and was (and often still remains) the preserve of social outcasts such as Dalits and Burakumin.
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Where DC's popular heroes had been gods and oligarchs, confident white men, Lee's creative team was fascinated by the implications of what happened when outcasts got abilities they didn't ask for.
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Back then the band was just him playing guitar and yawping into a boombox, telling vivid stories of weirdos and outcasts that were packed to the brim with metaphor and allusion.
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Residents of the Pine Barrens were deemed outcasts and criminals in the 18th and 19th centuries, especially after the publication of a bogus eugenics study published in the early 20th century.
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It features Yachty surrounded by a number of people who might be regarded as outcasts, among them a girl with the skin disease vitiligo and a pair of young men kissing.
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This sweet-and-salty redemption tale from France, written and directed by its mononymous star, Kheiron, wants to deliver a message about the outcasts and ne'er-do-wells of Paris banlieues.
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The first L.G.B.T.Q. outposts were often in marginal or neglected urban areas that allowed people who were considered outcasts to find homes and start businesses with relatively little opposition or capital.
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She befriends outcasts and outlaws — notably a transgender prostitute (John Lloyd Cruz) and a street vendor (Nonie Buencamino) — and quietly stalks Rodrigo Trinidad (Michael De Mesa), the man who wronged her.
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Granted, word hasn't seemed to spread about Beric Dondarrion's multiple resurrections, but he's part of a semi-underground gang of outcasts — not the King in the North who is leading an army.
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"The presence of a pilgrim burial in the cemetery of a leprosy hospital also challenges modern misconceptions regarding leprosy sufferers as outcasts and that the disease was linked to sinfulness," Roffey said.
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Indeed, the name was a description of the cast of characters Wennmachers and Marooney sought to represent: the nerds who'd eschewed law or med school in favor of a hacking culture. Outcasts.
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Their life is seen through the adventures of Bugeye, a boy who, with his resourceful mother, survives "every bad odour in the world" to find solidarity among these human "discards and outcasts".
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Sent to find her, Thomas schemes his way in among a group of pilgrims headed for a tiny island off Wales, where a group of outcasts practice their own strange pagan religion.
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Skrillex's first gig, singing for screamo luminaries From First to Last, shows the connective tissue between that tradition and EDM; sonically and emotionally extreme, both genres offer a direct appeal to outcasts.
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These days, global party destinations like Ibiza are considered uniquely debauched, welcoming of outcasts and college kids alike, but the stories French heard about 1920s Shanghai stuck with him well into adulthood.
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Her concept albums tell the story of the "androids," a symbol for subjugated communities and outcasts, like "African-American women, women, emigrants, the excommunicated, the black man, the LGBTQ community," she says.
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" During the lengthy speech, Harbour channeled the shows band of nerdy pre-teens saying that "we 1983 Midwesterners will repel bullies, we will shelter freaks and outcasts, those who have no hope.
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It's a self-help book for his fellow outcasts and self-identifying losers, filled with personal tales of missteps, humiliation, and depression, as well as advice culled from years of therapy sessions.
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Pearson says the mob mentality we see today on social media where everyone gets offended could lead us down a road where we'd become outcasts for what we do and say today.
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However, I liked being the weird kid sometimes, because while I was avoided by some peers for being different, I was inversely welcomed and embraced by a new community of other outcasts.
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In bringing a host of social outcasts into intimate and combative proximity, Guirgis is reworking a now old-fashioned template forged by Maxim Gorky's "The Lower Depths" in the early 20th century.
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People convicted of crimes often become social outcasts for life, finding it difficult or impossible to rent an apartment, get a job, adopt children, access public benefits, serve on juries or vote.
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Set in India in the present decade (with back stories extending into the 1950s), it is a novel about social and political outcasts who come together in response to state-sponsored violence.
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The 1995 cult movie followed Dade Murphy, who banded together with his fellow computer-savvy outcasts to expose a nefarious embezzlement scheme perpetrated by a rogue hacker at the supercorp Ellingson Mineral.
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The first 221 pages of It are an introduction to its setting — a small town in Maine called Derry — and to its central cast of seven preteen outcasts, self-dubbed the Losers' Club.
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But in China itself, millions of people who were working in Hubei Province have been stopped from returning to their home areas, feared as potential carriers of the disease and treated as outcasts.
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Of course, as proven by a few of the episode's outcasts — characters who speak without a filter and whose status falters as a result — living a social media-driven life is a choice.
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"Renegade zoologist" Jackson Oz (James Wolk) and his merry band of outcasts — including girl reporter Jamie (Kristen Connolly) and salty scientist Mitch (Billy Burke) — raced to save the planet from the animal virus.
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Many of the same players who had won the Africa Cup of Nations ended up living in abject poverty, national heroes reduced to outcasts and untouchables over the course of a single year.
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"Gay couples cannot be treated as social outcasts," said Kennedy, who has been the author of every Supreme Court gay rights ruling since 1996, including the decisive 5-4 ruling in Obergefell v.
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He described them to Vanity Fair in 21999 as "a collection of outcasts," a group of artists who were united by general nerdiness and a shared excitement about taking artistic risks and experimenting.
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If there's one thing I've found, it's that wanderers and outcasts tend to seek out and attract one another—and they all carry lighters, sometimes out of necessity, other times out of foresight.
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Residents prefer the "refuge and safety" of having their own four walls, however small the enclosure — many suffered trauma on the streets and ended up considered "the most despised outcasts," Mr. Graham said.
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Shaunie's fiercely defending the show she stars in and executive produces ... saying they work hard to make sure cast members like OG don't feel like outcasts because of the color of their skin.
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A group of outcasts wages a battle to take back the world from the control of a global corporate entity in this musical inspired by, and featuring, the stadium rock music of Queen.
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Based on the 1988 John Waters film, the musical's story of social outcasts and racial barriers is set in 1962, and it should amaze and distress us with its continued relevance in 2016.
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"The government should recognize that we are human beings, with dignity, not treat us as outcasts in our own society," a 40-year old lesbian from Ghana told Human Rights Watch in January.
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It wasn't until I went to these alternative spaces where I met other artists who also felt like outcasts — and most of them were women and people of color — that I found a community.
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"It shows the children that they are not outcasts," says prison guard and fencing coach Fatoumata Sy. "That they are still part of the society, and that there are people here to support them."
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Based on: "All the Bright Places" by Jennifer NivenRelease date: February 28Synopsis: High school outcasts Violet (Elle Fanning) and Theodore (Justice Smith) fall for each other while dealing with past physical and psychological traumas.
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The Deuce takes place in Times Square in the early '70s, but it's pretty much the same mix of characters we see in this scene in Across the Universe: outcasts, pimps, and sex workers.
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He, Logan, and Dolores follow Slim into the charming "city of outcasts, delinquents, thieves, whores, and murderers," which kind of looks like a cross between a King's Landing brothel and the Mask of Zorro.
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As Scaled Composites churned out cunning, award-winning designs, it became the aviation equivalent of Willy Wonka's chocolate factory, staffed by stubborn outcasts who had been lured by the charisma of their iconoclast boss.
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It took investigators years to fully unravel the mystery of the bizarre, failed heist—a mystery that turned out to involve a gang of middle-aged outcasts, double-crosses, and 700 pounds of cheese.
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For these heroic people, Canada's efforts, as well as those in Oregon and other states, provide little relief and in fact confirm that they are the outcasts, easily overlooked by our well-meaning society.
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Mr. Fisher's alternative-fitness community of "misfits, nerds, outcasts, and Broadway geeks" cheered her on, she said, and after Snatched ended, she continued to work out there, enjoying the positive energy at the gym.
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Hers is a community of the socially and politically marginalized, fellow "freaks" and "outcasts" — many of whom were first cast out of their families of origin — those invisible to or rejected by the mainstream.
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Gone are the days where only outcasts and nerds played them; they are increasingly turning into something mainstream, largely thanks to big games like Call of Duty, League of Legends, and World of Warcraft.
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In this sensitive character study (translated by Lindy Falk van Rooyen), Agnete Friis, who writes the Nina Borg mysteries with Lene Kaaberbol, dares us to confront our prejudices against bad mothers and other outcasts.
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Mr. Skarsgard didn't begin to work on the film until a month and a half into production, long after the actors playing the high school outcasts who unite against the psycho clown had started.
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To King, the social markers that make kids outcasts in school — from being nerdy to being overweight to enduring acne — also make them uniquely outfitted to be conduits for readers' social anxieties and fears.
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As Vogue editor Lisa Luder in Romy and Michele, Hendrix was a popular high schooler torn between her interest in the outcasts played by Mira Sorvino and Lisa Kudrow and her pretty cheerleader friends.
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Lawmakers have long justified sex offender registries as a way to notify people about potentially dangerous neighbors or acquaintances, while critics say they fail to prevent crime and create a class of social outcasts.
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In our new VICELAND series Black Market, actor Michael K. Williams meets society's outcasts—from New Jersey's carjackers to animal poachers in South Africa to stick-up boys in Brooklyn to London's heroin-addicted shoplifters.
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Removed from the hubbub of Manhattan, the voices of the "outcasts" in the exhibition provide an emancipatory perspective on female subjects, especially in light of the current administration's alienation of women and people of color.
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"Both Russia and Turkey are outcasts as far as the West is concerned," said Andrey Kortunov, director general of the Russian International Affairs Council, a foreign policy think tank close to the Russian Foreign Ministry.
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"We will repel bullies, we will shelter outcasts and freaks, those who have no home, we will get past the lies, we will hunt monsters," Harbour shouted, surrounded by his cheering Stranger Things co-stars.
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On many campuses, there remains an appetite for an in-your-face free-speech fight, one that stems from years of feeling like outcasts in institutions filled with liberal administrators, liberal professors, and liberal classmates.
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Attending Sotheby's groundbreaking auction of contemporary art in Moscow, where the works of former outcasts fetch six-figure sums, he notes with amusement the hype and hysteria surrounding artists once ostracized by the Communist regime.
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Marie's triumph is not just a victory for her sex and class but, given the explicitly xenophobic nature of the smug patriarchal order that she upends, a win for outsiders and outcasts of all varieties.
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"Our society has come to the recognition that gay persons and gay couples cannot be treated as social outcasts or as inferior in dignity and worth," Justice Kennedy wrote in one of the quoted passages.
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But I have found the Gospel of Jesus — the one who drew near to the outcasts and touched the despised with his own hands — to be very good news to me as a lesbian Christian.
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This question is amply answered as Ziggy makes friends with the social outcasts Lex, who was adopted from Bangladesh by aging white Australians, and Tessa, who lost an arm to cancer and wears a prosthetic.
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But the Argentine pontiff clearly believes that emphasizing a poor church ministering to the world's outcasts is a more authentic, appealing — and ultimately evangelizing — global message than a defense of orthodoxy and Europe's Christian roots.
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Its humble beginnings were on the day when Freddie and Ninfa moved the furniture out from their little bungalow in San Antonio to make room for the outcasts they invited to live under their roof.
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Other yields in the euro area were also stable, with a few outcasts, such as Swiss 10-year bond yields, falling 3.3 bps to -0.634% and Italian 10-year bonds plunging 4.1 bps to 0.99%.
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Greats like Alexander McQueen, John Galliano, and Vivenne Westwood drew from the most rebellious periods and pop culture subsets, the dropouts and the outcasts who made fashion thrilling (but never seemed to get credit for it).
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"At the center of this film, as in the first one, is the relationship between Ralph and Vanellope, two once-outcasts, who in each other, found true friendship," Johnston said in a statement, Entertainment Weekly reported.
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Thora Birch and Scarlett Johansson star as world-weary teen outcasts and best friends Enid and Rebecca, whose disaffected bond is tested by the strange intrusion into their lives of a loser played by Steve Buscemi.
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For years Wennmachers has quietly advanced a narrative that has shaped how the world sees Silicon Valley and how the Valley perceives itself—as a group of brainy outcasts upending the limits of the status quo.
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What Aloy and Rost each did to become outcasts is one of the questions the game will presumably explore, along with the larger mystery of the calamity that befell humanity, and why the robotic animals remain.
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Even as on-paper specimens of the so-called "establishment," they can never feel as if they've truly made it and so they behave as outcasts of the American dream rather than as realizations of it.
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After an election eve town center meeting and march featuring dozens of rainbow Druze flags, the community's elders issued a prohibition against candidates standing and people voting, threatening to make outcasts of anyone who took part.
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The basic setup, devised by Mark Mauriello, is that a gang of gender-queer outcasts has holed up at the Crown, an off-the-grid nightclub, in order to escape some dystopian bad stuff happening outside.
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The other is Outcasts, a BBC show that aired a single season a couple of years ago, which was about a distant human colony after the destruction of Earth, with some strange things happening on the planet.
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In case you haven't been acquainted, the Gucci world is a surreal one that welcomes every walk of life — the quirky outcasts, the dreamers that live to let their imaginations run wild, and the buttoned-up perfectionists.
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An outspoken advocate for women of color and the cultures so often sidelined by mainstream music, she uses her rhymes to showcase fellow "outcasts," as she calls herself, refusing to bend to pop culture's sugary, plastic norms.
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At its heart, the novel is an ode to the outcasts of India, highlighting the betrayals of a society that holds them in contempt, and the many ways that society has failed its minorities and marginalized communities.
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The documentary also helped to defang the image of the Juggalos, described by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in February 2011 as a "criminal street gang" but now widely regarded as a tribe of mostly harmless outcasts.
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Ashley's attempt to manipulate the narrative of the murders on John's behalf fails because she doesn't know enough; she tells Camille they won't be "outcasts" but ends up getting jeered out of the house party by teens.
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I think the appeal that X-Men held for me as a boy was less about the superpowers and more about the idea of a cool mansion full of outcasts who had found friendship in each other.
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Jarmusch is known for his deadpan dialogue and formal wit, but the sense that emerges from his work as a whole is of an oeuvre that teems with solitude, outcasts and an almost peaceful resignation toward death.
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These outcasts are from Wuhan, the capital of Hubei Province, which is at the center of a rapidly spreading viral outbreak that has killed more than 420 people in China and sent fear rippling around the world.
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Outcasts such as the late Venezuela strongman Hugo Chávez or current Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte may have enjoyed popular domestic support for their outrageousness, but they soon grew wearisome internationally and earned chuckles rather than frightened respect.
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Considering the glam, punk, and new wave eras that Roxy Music ushered in, they're criminally underrated, glitter and animal print-adorned outcasts from a canon that circle jerks to ideas of masculinity, authenticity, and Led Zeppelin cover bands.
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And the eclectic mix of popular teenagers Molly initially disdains includes plenty of characters who might have been misfits or outcasts in older teen movies: theater kids, skateboarders, gregarious goofballs, and a mysterious weirdo played by Billie Lourd.
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"Fans may appear to identify or even empathize with (the shooters) as social outcasts, or perhaps they are more drawn to the lure of the forbidden of joining such a provocative fandom," wrote the author, Andrew Ryan Rico.
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In his first act as the host of Saturday Night Live, Chance dedicated a new song to the "outcasts and weirdos" in every family this holiday season — like Leslie Jones' Aunt Shevonne, whose purse gun makes everyone uncomfortable.
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From the offset, Sink The Pink was a place for outcasts—for people in desperate need of a people and a space in an increasingly hostile world, born of a need to escape the commercialization of gay culture.
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The two chief influences in his life—Dorothy Day, founder of the Catholic Worker Movement, and Thomas Merton, a Trappist philosopher—pushed him to work among outcasts and to labour for peace, but not in the public eye.
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Talking about death is still taboo for some Japanese—and in parts of the country the burakumin, an often ostracised group who are descendants of medieval outcasts, still fill a large share of jobs in the funeral business.
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That manuscript about an unlikely group of outcasts hiding out in a treehouse in the Deep South, which Capote wrote in its entirety in the hilltop town of Taormina, would be published as "The Grass Harp" in 1951.
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If she was a pilgrim on the fringes of society, it was fascination rather than compassion that drove her there, and many of the outcasts she discovered, far from being ground down, had elected to cast themselves out.
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So, while Henderson is inarguably the most accomplished fighter among Bellator's current crop of UFC-outcasts, its not unlikely that he's given a warmup fight or two before he's given a title shot—be it at welterweight or lightweight.
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The better by far (and it's very good) is the one that feels like a darker Stand by Me — a nostalgic coming-of-age story about seven likable outcasts riding around on their bikes and facing their fears together.
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My friends and I were city kids, drag queens, queers, goths, and punks, which is to say we were club kids—strange outcasts who came together to make New York City nightlife as amazing as it was back then.
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Filmed in the Ozarks, Winter's Bone is a gripping modern-day Southern Gothic set among poverty-stricken rural outcasts: petty criminals, meth-heads, indifferent lawmen, and a girl attempting to keep her family afloat by navigating between them all.
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But in the unsparing view of Mr. Munby's production, even the victorious Antonio must face the harsh truth that those who do not conform to the prescribed standards of the Christianity of the period are doomed to be outcasts.
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Singer's approach blended cleverly staged comic book action and soap opera–style character drama with an air of cultural inclusivity, casting the mutant heroes as all-purpose social outcasts struggling to gain acceptance in a world that demanded conformity.
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Many of the denizens of the chateau were exiles of some kind, be it political or social outcasts like Churchill and the Windsors or those — like Elsie de Wolfe, Elsa Maxwell and indeed Elliott herself — who had reinvented themselves.
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They seem unlikely to reduce the risk of attacks by already-hardened fundamentalists, but government authorities believe that helping those who feel like outcasts to share the fruits of a prosperous society will prevent them taking a militant road.
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In Burton's doom narrative, society isn't saved by heroic figures like brave Captain Hiller or geniuses like David Levinson, but by society's rejects—familial outcasts, forgetful grandmothers, B-movie actors, Vegas lounge acts like Tom Jones, and teenage video game virtuosos.
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Justin Chang, Los Angeles Times: In a more honest or at least more interesting version of The Greatest Showman, P.T. Barnum, famed American ringmaster and skilled exploiter of misfits and outcasts, would have been the villain rather than the hero.
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Not for Corvo and Emily in their royal tower—ruling the kingdom as detached and self-content as Delilah, entombed in her painted world—but for Billie, and those like her; the outcasts, the urchins, the thieves, and sex workers.
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Thanks to Haiti's triumphant inception, these subsequent leaders could dream of transcending what the early Afrofuturist W.E.B. Du Bois described as the "color line," which makes us feel like outcasts even in the nations where we were born and raised.
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For all its flaws, the Internet is an awesome engine for amplifying the voices of those who have so often been silenced, and for creating spaces where the weirdos and outcasts of the world can find each other and connect.
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He coached five seasons at Penn State, in the college town where I grew up, and he did the best he could with the roster of outcasts and Brickowskis laid before him, and then he left for the NBA in 1983.
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Fight Club author Chuck Palahniuk is best known for his novels about marginalized social outcasts with self-destructive tendencies, being a steadfast champion of his beloved Portland, and frequently making people faint or puke during public readings of his work.
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And in Daniel Fish's indie-auteur take on the musical, at Circle in the Square, he resembles nothing so much as one of those furiously entitled contemporary outcasts who react to a woman's rejection by committing some horrifically violent crime.
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In a world that has descended into chaos, with gasoline prohibitively expensive and water rationing enforced by ruthless police, a group of colorful outcasts participates in a high-stakes cross-country road race, using cars that run on human blood.
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There are few, if any, people who have risen to define the movement: Figures tend to appear and recede to the sidelines, because of death or the challenges of leading a fractious group of what was, at least initially, outcasts.
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Then, for her master's, she enrolled in the home for art outcasts known as the "new genres" program at U.C.L.A., studying with the ever-provocative Paul McCarthy and Mr. Baldessari, who remains a friend, mentor and source of witty titles.
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While at first blush it seems to be an adventure game about gardening strange plants on a mutant island, it is more of a fairly chill soap opera about the lives of a small, isolated, tight-knit community of outcasts.
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In "Shoplifters," which won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival last May, a group of outcasts who live together as a family rescue a little girl from abusive parents and induct her into their clan of petty thievery.
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It was kind of just a weird mishmash of goofy outcasts from the internet that all came together and created something unique and different that was, as far as I'd seen, something unlike anything else on the internet at that time.
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Brothers Brent and Craig Renaud tell the raw and emotional stories of the kids who seek shelter at the Covenant House on the outskirts of New Orlean's French Quarter, many of whom have already been labeled as drug addicts, schizophrenics, criminals, and outcasts.
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He's an outsider, not born of a noble house, who embraces other Klingon outcasts — the perfect populist to rally Klingons who are feeling impotent as their increasingly irrelevant empire loses ground to the progressive Federation while the Klingon elite bicker among themselves.
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Now with a part-time staff of two administrators and five teachers, Pianos for People collects those outcasts, pays to refurbish them, then recycles them to a waiting list of recipients who learn about the program through schools, flyers or word-of-mouth.
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The group is littered with runaways and dropouts—young people who don't have anyone who will miss them—and Star feels like she's found a home amidst the outcasts, while catching a glimpse of the other America, where you don't want for anything.
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Scott Mendelson, Forbes: As noted above the set up is straight-up Breakfast Club, where three teen outcasts meet up in detention and eventually run into two other kids, and together they end up stumbling upon secret amulets that give them super powers.
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Historically, people who have taken bold stands against conventional orthodoxy, which is what Trump voters did in 2016, have suffered in ways ranging from being made to feel uncomfortable, to being outcasts, to being imprisoned, to having their physical safety placed at risk.
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It's too late to change this equation, but in the time left to him, he can try to restore credibility to the claim that the United States is still a beacon of hope by not sending homeless outcasts back into war and violence.
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Much to Harry's dismay, Albus quickly bonds with Scorpius over their respective father issues and the fact that both of them are outcasts at Hogwarts (where Albus is startled to find himself sent by the Sorting Hat into the House of Slytherin).
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The dystopian drama "The Bad Batch" (June 23), directed by Ana Lily Amirpour, stars Suki Waterhouse as a woman who is forced to live in a compound of outcasts that's threatened by cannibals; Jason Momoa, Giovanni Ribisi, and Keanu Reeves co-star.
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It's music for losers, loners, and outcasts, and Come Over When You're Sober (Part One) is impactful in its simplicity, fusing Blink-182 vocal melodies with cloud-rap beats and standing as the most accomplished and succinct example of his style and persona.
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The case went cold, but a former Beatrice police officer and Gage County sheriff's deputy, Burdette Searcey, started investigating the case, focusing on six troubled outcasts, many of them poor and with substance abuse problems and criminal histories, according to The Times.
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From his debut feature Goodbye CP (1972), which showed how Japanese society stigmatized people with cerebral palsy, to Sennan Asbestos Disaster (2017), a record of an exhausting eight-year lawsuit over asbestos-related harm in the Osaka area, he has stood with the outcasts.
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What Ottokar leaves behind, a collection of notes and theorems, calculations toward a major breakthrough in the understanding of time, becomes the obsession of his descendants through the next three generations, haunting them and marking them as standouts or outcasts from the flow of history.
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In fact, what makes the show work is the insistence of the Gallagher family and their immediate circle of cultural outcasts that their alternate reality, one that requires them not to take anything, including their own fucked-upness too seriously, is anything but shameful.
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So much of Season 1's visceral pleasures — the cyberthriller sequences, the shocking twists, the anticapitalist triumphalism, the ragtag band of losers, loners, racial minorities and emotional outcasts taking on the system and winning — were stripped away or rendered moot as Season 2 went on.
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The real trick will be how well the show can sustain its cat-and-mouse game, while avoiding the pitfalls that go with overplaying the use of mutants as a surrogate for persecuted minorities, as well as a metaphor for teens feeling like outcasts.
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Freaks and Geeks, the beloved one-season wonder about social outcasts in suburban Michigan that launched a dozen comedic acting careers, is chock-full of 70s references, but the show is also commenting on the social realities of the time from a modern vantage point.
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Netflix's new mini-series continues those earlier TV adaptations, bringing back the actors Laura Linney as a formerly inexperienced Middle American who had her eyes opened when she first arrived in California, and Olympia Dukakis as a landlady who opens her home to outcasts.
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The resisters included Galileo Figaro and Scaramouche; other outcasts, called the Bohemians, worshiped the hazy memory of something called rock music via salvaged totemic artifacts like a "vy-day-oh tappee" — they didn't know how to pronounce it and, dear reader, that made me laugh.
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It was director Todd Phillips' intent to create an homage to '70s crime flicks, like Taxi Driver (Robert De Niro also stars in Joker), where wealth inequality, angry outcasts, and a growing, desperate underclass pervaded America back then seemingly as much as it does today.
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One of the first 50 films added to the Library of Congress' National Film Registry (way back in 1990), The Freshman has been an enduring influence on all the underdog sports stories and campus comedies where nerds and outcasts get to one-up the snobs and jocks.
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Bruno Bichir played Caulder as a manipulative mad scientist in Titans, but in DC Universe's new Doom Patrol series, former James Bond Timothy Dalton has taken on the role, bringing in his experience from Penny Dreadful as father figure to a group of troubled, dangerous outcasts.
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The film — which came out 20 years ago, on May 3, 1996 — centers on Sarah (Robin Tunney), a lonely girl who moves to a new town and befriends a trio of outcasts (Fairuza Balk, Neve Campbell, and Rachel True) who just so happen to be witches.
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Earlier this year, Politico magazine documented the dating trials of millennial Trump staffers, many of whom claimed that supporting the president makes them outcasts — even in Washington, DC. A 2017 survey by OkCupid found that 74 percent of its users considered voting for Trump a deal breaker.
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McLaren advises worrying less about whether biblical miracles are literally true and thinking more about their meaning: If Jesus is said to have healed a leper, put aside the question of whether this actually happened and focus on his outreach to the most stigmatized of outcasts.
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"These attempts have failed before, and will also fail this time, because our people in the city of Jerusalem will reject these outcasts who try to legitimize this occupation and the tools of this occupation," said Adnan Ghaith, the PA official in charge of the Jerusalem file.
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" Later, they flee to Mortville, a kind of shantytown haven for criminals and other social and sexual outcasts, and the long-suffering Grizelda boils over, setting Peggy straight about their predicament: "We killed your husband, and I ain't your maid anymore, bitch, I'm your sister in crime!
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Stephen King is known for filling his books with bullied outcasts, from Carrie to Stand By Me — and like each of those stories, the kids in It inhabit an R-rated space that's typically reserved for adults in the movies, a space full of F-words and violence.
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The season's most impressive episode, even more impressive than "Sheltered Outcasts" (the one that sympathetically portrays convicted sex offenders who are attempting to atone), was "Collateral Damages," which features a recurring character (Deputy Police Commissioner Hank Abraham, played by Josh Pais) being arrested for possession of child pornography.
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This post appeared originally on THUMP UK.Chino Amobi rubs shoulders with Satan-obsessed 353s rock'n'roll outcasts The Louvin Brothers; Mr Mitch sits next to avant-saxophonist Colin Stetson; Dubplates & Mastering's engineering maestro Rashad Becker finds himself queuing up for a beer next to The Crazy World of Arthur Brown.
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Whether she's throwing down jubilant house and disco-leaning sets, on the dancefloor hugging her fans, or speaking out against bigotry, Stamper is always fully and passionately engaged, driven by her belief that dance music is a haven to outcasts of all genders, races, and walks of life.
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The WB's take on Buffy didn't take long to develop its lead into a multidimensional, emotionally realistic character—and, just as crucially, it made her the outsider, a new girl in town and the center of a co-ed clique of lovable outcasts that eventually included a lesbian couple.
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It managed an OK 40-episode stint and from the start positioned itself as a darker "canon" where four original Ghostbusters from the 1980s were replaced with four student outcasts—providing credence to a course in the occult and the kind of weirdos who would take it on.
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Instead, their exclusion has given Russians the sense of being outcasts and victims — which, in turn, has given credence to embittered jingoists like President Vladimir Putin, who see all the disasters that have befallen the country over the past generation as an American plot to reduce and isolate it.
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But making Woodard the fall guy for Will's murder and Julie's disappearance does bring "True Detective" back to the Arkansas of the West Memphis Three, where the desire to find justice quickly prevents a more thorough and credible investigation — especially when the person or persons involved are societal outcasts.
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"Shape" is overtly inspired by "Creature From the Black Lagoon," the 1954 B-movie about a murderous aquatic humanoid, but it also harks back to classic horror from the 1920s and '30s, when fans saw those monsters as new kinds of heroes, misunderstood outcasts from a cruel society.
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Watch the episode above and stay tuned for the series premier July 5 on VICELAND In our new VICELAND series Black Market, actor Michael K. Williams meets society's outcasts—from New Jersey's carjackers to animal poachers in South Africa, from stick-up boys in Brooklyn to London's heroin-addicted shoplifters.
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Mr. Hynes's modern bohemianism feels like a holdover from an earlier time, more reminiscent of the uptown-downtown cross-pollination of the early 1980s, or how Lou Reed bridged proto-punk and art, or how Warhol's Factory took in the outcasts from all the city's scenes and gave them a home.
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MacCarthy transforms him from a dull institutionalist—head of the Bauhaus and, later, prominent professor at the Harvard Graduate School of Design—into a stylistic rebel who lived and loved in an exuberant community of artist outcasts that would be scattered across the world after Weimar Germany became the Third Reich.
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Although scarcely unsentimental, Kon transposes the Ford movie to the lower depths of Tokyo's skid row, raising the stakes by recasting the outlaws as three homeless outcasts — a teenage runaway, a surly alcoholic, and (in the Wayne role) a transgender woman — who find an abandoned baby nestled in the trash.
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As a contributing writer on series like Spooks, Outcasts, McMafia, and Troy: Fall of a City, Farr has often taken the rough outline of genre stories — a spy thriller, a science fiction drama, an international crime saga, a historical action epic — and shaded it with the finer details of the characters' domestic concerns.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The serene landscape of Wave Hill, which overlooks the Hudson River in the northern enclaves of the Bronx, seems like a stark contrast to the exhibition Outcasts: Women in the Wilderness currently on view at the Wave Hill House, built in 1843 on the lush grounds.
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The presence of orcs is Bright's big hook: it takes place in what seems like modern-day Los Angeles, except it's a version of LA where fairies are a common, insect-like nuisance, orcs are societal outcasts, and elves dominate Beverly Hills as the top 1 percent of the top 1 percent.
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But then the narrative bogs down as they prove unable to "morph" into their armor, creating what amounts to a long tease while Rita marshals her forces and the various characters deal with different aspects of pubescent angst, from the disgraced quarterback and cheerleader to the "on the spectrum" nerd and outcasts.
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MPWH might offer community in the form of blogs and forums, but since much of the content is user-generated, the site's tone is set by panicked people who are convinced they're dating outcasts—rather than, say, a calm, knowledgeable expert there to educate and reassure the site's members that everything is okay.
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The circus existed as an American constellation because it represented some of the country's ideological building blocks and the pieces of its mythology: outlaws and outcasts; men, women, and beast scraped from the fringes of society, nomads and pioneers, packed on a train, chugging through an unfamiliar land to spread the good word.
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A star on the Walk of Fame might be just a fancy paving slab, sure, but to the Rossis, it was also a small token of gratitude; it was a way to say thank you to the un-sung hero that had united so many white and nerdy outcasts all over the world.
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"We now see the rich in church showing off their status as they stand up to swipe their cards, while those with no bank cards are made to feel like outcasts as we throw our offerings in containers passed around by deacons," said Agrippa Muvhaku, 26, a member of the United Family International Ministries.
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And anyway I am rooting for the delightful Golden Knights of Las Vegas — a team founded only last year, a group of outcasts "unprotected" by their previous teams during the expansion draft who started their season just days after the terrible mass shooting in Las Vegas and expressed grief and solidarity with their new hometown.
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The new Klingons are also incredibly devoted to the idea of Klingon culture above all else — T'Kuvma, the Klingon leader, has a rallying cry of "Remain Klingon," and while he is (relative to the other Klingon houses) open to accepting any Klingon, even those considered to be outcasts, he loathes the Federation ideals of equality, diversity, and peace.
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"Romance in Marseille," like his sprawling 1929 classic "Banjo," also set in the south of France, shows McKay presciently grappling with the destinies of those he calls the "outcasts and outlaws of civilizations" — migrants in thriving port cities central to the flow of global commerce — and with the violent upheavals and desperate striving that deposited them there.
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Among the highlights are the documentary-fiction hybrid "Kate Plays Christine," which follows the actress Kate Lyn Sheil as she prepares for an unplayable real-life role, and "The Alchemist Cookbook," in which Joel Potrykus ("Buzzard") continues his chronicles of Michigan outcasts with a horror film of sorts set in an isolated trailer in the forest.
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The Jesus of the Summer of Love was a radical revolutionary who had come to serve the poor, bring about racial harmony, oppose war and violence, and challenge the political establishment — he was the "real revolutionist," as some put it, an outlaw who hung out with outcasts, criminals, and prostitutes while leading an underground liberation movement for peace and justice.
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Which brings us to the irony-laced dilemma that only the women pursuing careers in comedy face: Even though comedy is supposed to be the art form where the outcasts and underdogs go to expose the lies inside of unfairness, women have been regularly expected to overlook the poor treatment we receive, lest we be called humorless and viewed as bad sports.
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Outside of Davis, Bader could look forward to fights with light heavyweight talents like former champ Liam McGeary, long-time contender Linton Vassell, former Strikeforce champ and 2015 Rizin Grand Prix winner Muhammed "King Mo" Lawal, and fellow UFC outcasts like Wanderlei Silva, Chael Sonnen, Alessio Sakara, and Quinton "Rampage" Jackson—the latter of whom he defeated by decision back in 2012.
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As it turns out, the 2003 Supreme Court ruling that was widely viewed as invalidating state anti-sodomy laws did nothing of the kind; those laws remain on the books more than a decade after Lawrence and are still used to punish the same social outcasts as before the ruling: gay men caught having sex in public and commercial sex workers.
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Prisoner Three31-Year-Old from OhioCurrently Serving Ten Years at FCI Beckley in West Virginia on a Meth Conspiracy ChargeScheduled for Release in 2017 The small percentage of people here who are talking about the right things are basically outcasts and don't talk about these things in front of their "homeboys" because it is not the cool thing to do.
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Yet his narrative of the outcasts of modernity has been told before, at different times and with different emphases, to explain earlier episodes of revolt and revolution: He is not the first to locate the origins of fascism in nineteenth-century German malcontents, and it was once popular to tag Rousseau for paving the way for communism and the student movement.
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Despite the fact that she was destitute and homeless for much of her adult life — charged with prostitution more than 100 times — she devoted herself to nurturing young outcasts who came to the lower West Side of Manhattan in the 1960s and '70s for a chance at living authentically only to find out how often sexual freedom tangled with poverty and violence.
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To learn more about him and his life, read his welcome post here Leland Sundries: Music for Outcasts (L'Echiquier) No matter where they practice, they're like a garage-band version of the Band—not as deep in the pocket plus there seems to be lint in there, with presiding genius Nick Loss-Eaton never quite squeezing the requisite range or force out of his anxious moan, tune-impaired croon, and cracker-barrel croak.
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As the numbers of foreigners grew, officials passed harsh restrictions, starting with Peter Stuyvesant's limits on the rights of Lutherans, Quakers and Jews, continuing with the Alien and Sedition Act of the late 18th century and the Naturalization Act (which expanded from five to 14 the years before an immigrant could become a citizen) and then in the 19th century a variety of statutes barring convicts, "idiots," paupers, polygamists, epileptics, anarchists, prostitutes and other outcasts.
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" Even some of the cast from Stranger Things got involved with the political discussion, with the show's star David Harbour — in a nod to his character's lingo — promising the audience, "We will repel bullies, we will shelter freaks and outcasts, we will get past the lies, we will hunt monsters, and when we are lost, we will punch some people in the face, and we will do it all with soul, with heart and with joy.
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But such tactics shouldn't imply that this ragtag band of self-professed outcasts was incapable of perfectionism or stunning exercises in beauty, as witnessed in Kathleen Cooney's silkscreened pink kite against a powder-blue sky on the cover of Arthur Russell's LP Tower of Meaning (2208), or Jean-Michel Basquiat's stark black-and-white design for a rare 220-inch hip-hop single, Beat Bop (also 234), by Rammellzee and K-Rob, a record Basquiat produced.
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.), the chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, was informed prior to the missile launch makes the situation to keep Cardin in the dark more concerning because it suggests the administration views Republicans on Capitol Hill as partners and Democrats as outcasts.
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"Now, as we act in the continuing narrative of 'Stranger Things,' we 1983 midwesterners will repel bullies, we will shelter freaks and outcasts -- those who have no homes -- [and] we will get past the lies, we will hunt monsters and when we are lost amidst the hypocrisy and casual violence of certain individuals and institutions, we will as per Chief Jim Hopper, punch some people in the face when they seek to destroy the weak, and the disenfranchised and the marginalized and we will do it all with soul, with heart and joy," he said.
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Now, as we act in the continuing narrative of Stranger Things, we 1983 Midwesterners will repel bullies; we will shelter freaks and outcasts, those who have no home; we will get past the lies; we will hunt monsters; and when we are lost amidst the hypocrisy and casual violence of certain individuals and institutions, we will — as per Chief Jim Hopper — punch some people in the face when they seek to destroy the meek, the disenfranchised and the marginalized, and we will do it all with soul, with heart and with joy.
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