He is aware that for hundreds of years, while Jews were persecuted and ostracized in Christian Europe, they were granted the status of protected inferiors by the caliphs, and subjected only to infrequent pogroms.
Some children lucky enough to escape captivity are rejected by their families and ostracized in their own communities because of the stigma attached to being associated with Boko Haram, says Patrick Rose, a UNICEF regional coordinator of West and Central Africa.
For the same reason that Larry Kramer, who founded both Gay Men's Health Crisis, the New York-based H.I.V.-advocacy group, and ACT UP, was ostracized in the early days of the epidemic: unpleasant truths are never welcome.
And when, after World War II, she and Mosley found themselves somewhat ostracized in the Wiltshire countryside, Diana's patrician diffidence remained supreme.
Even then, I recognized the irony: the same food that I grew up with and identified with comfort at home, had the potential to make me feel ostracized in the world of La Crescenta outside our home.
With her videos and her book, Cai offers a way to avoid feeling ostracized, but she fails to question why a person dining solo in China is made to feel ostracized in the first place.
But the A.K.C. is increasingly finding itself ostracized in the dog world, in the cross hairs of animal protection services, law enforcement agencies and lawmakers who say that the club is lax in performing inspections and that it often lobbies against basic animal rights bills because they could cut into dog registration fees.
Because employees with high-quality LMX relationships are likely to face the risk of being envied, they are more likely to be ostracized in the workplace.
Later it became clear that she and other women had been undermined and ostracized by the men in their units.
Hard work is the ethic and the mantra of Aramanth, where dreams must be sacrificed to endless toil lest your family end up in squalor and ostracized by the entire community.
