Nick Valensi admits there are still "undertones of resentment and hostility" in The Strokes.
Rachel Glennerster, J-PAL's executive director, recalled, "When we started, there was a huge amount of resistance and hostility in the development community.
They noted that the CVE program characterizes Muslims as suspect – which fosters the existing culture of Islamophobia and hostility in the country that leads to discrimination.
I was disgusted by the reports of sexual assaults, but that didn't surprise me either: there was a lot of misogyny and hostility in the main crowd.
He and others, though they agreed with the policy's racial goals, considered it a quota system, one that Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan likened to Hitler's Nuremberg race laws and called a "prescription for division and hostility" in the schools.
The text of the proposed law states that Congress and the United States Department of Justice concluded after many hearings and studies that "victims of gender-motivated violence frequently face a climate of condescension, indifference and hostility in the court system".
More interestingly, when news articles are presented as a mere "student essay" the contradictory facts do not trigger the same perceptions of bias and hostility in the media.
First, when addressing topics related to evolution, the teacher is bound to face some antagonism and hostility in the classroom (Alters and Nelson 2002; Johnson et al. 2012).
As England crumbled from 82-2 to 136 all out in reply to Australia's 295 in Brisbane, you could feel the electricity and hostility in the air.
More regulations being imposed at state and federal levels, rising antibusiness litigation and hostility in the media, fueled by criminal trials and scandals, bode ill for growth.
