Word: rejection
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...many, most of them in Eastern Europe, some in Russia and, I think, a few in China. One important point is that one is struck by the almost total absence of foreign influence in Hanoi. This extends to their education too. The textbooks are written in Vietnamese. They explicitly reject having foreigners teach them. This seems characteristic of their society in general...
...performed no military research but concerned itself instead with the economic, social, and diplomatic techniques of interventionism and policy maneuvering, it exempted itself from most self-criticism during the early period of the Indochinese escalation. Though many of those who worked at the Center during its inception may now reject their former frameworks and assumptions, the perspective necessary to do so was simply not available for some time...
...longer be denied legally binding marriages, complete with mutual-support agreements and inheritance rights. Paradoxically, the number of homosexuals may get smaller. With fewer overpossessive mothers and fewer fathers who hold up an impossibly cruel or perfectionist idea of manhood, boys will be less likely to be denied or reject their identity as males...
...greatest obstacle in obtaining equal enrollment. It does not seem that their world ?as been so happy that they could n? benefit from Women's Liberation. ?rely their wives and maids and secretaries will. But it seems clear the most of them do not and will not reject their roles and their security. We have images to help us understand the strength of the socialization that makes rich, privileged people continue to put everyone else and themselves through such inhuman punishment, through such hatred and violence, through racism and sexism and-pollution. The most useful image is of "interest...
...strongly religious country people who had been the bulwark of his support, they said, would be offended by his divorce and remarriage, and the younger voters, tired of the stigma Arkansas acquired for the Little Rock school crisis of 1957, would reject his old brand of polities...