It is essential that we address the horrors of blatant racism that results in death, incarceration and socioeconomic despair.
In his first Shakespeare film, from 1948, Orson Welles employed a stark and gloomy medieval production of the play to address the horrors of his own times.
But at the same time, it has pushed audiences to reckon with a legacy of brutality and racism that Hollywood has historically ignored, and to think about how contemporary popular culture can and should address the horrors of the past.
Then, to address the horrors of the colony, it shifts toward magic realism; the local surgeon sends the heads of black men, pickled in brine, back to the Royal Society, in London, to prove that Negroes are not descended from Adam.
"MySpace's reach gives us an extraordinary opportunity to spread the word and empower individuals to help address the horrors in Darfur".
Last year, more than 190 world leaders committed to end extreme poverty, reduce social and economic inequalities, and address the horrors of climate change, all by 2030.
Fans of the first person, tactical shooter genre point to Medal of Honor (2010) as one title in the franchise that attempted to address the horrors of war, including the loss of squad mates, botched military actions, and the futility of violent engagement.
Our play "Om Swaha" addressed the horrors of dowry murder, another prevalent form of gender violence.
The justices should uphold the lower court's remedy for addressing the horrors.
But Hollande, who will hold emergency security talks at the Élysée this morning before flying to Nice, will now have to address the horror and pain of a nation that has been rocked by three major attacks in 18 months and several smaller-scale killings.
