Crummell ("The Relations and Duties of Free Colored Men in America to Africa," 1860; "The Race Problem in America," 1888) was a formidable and very articulate thinker, author, speechmaker, and organizer with commanding presence.
The concept of "mansplaining" was first articulated by author Rebecca Solnit in 2008, and women recognized the phenomenon immediately.
It's often difficult to articulate to authors why the cover they visualize in their minds or mock up using their rudimentary Photoshop skills isn't strong.
I consider this argument in relation to other views of contemporary politics articulated by authors such as Asef Bayat, Partha Chatterjee, James Holston, and AbdouMaliq Simone.
Equipped with real-world company examples, the authors articulate how to apply these levers in productive ways.
In 1994, the critic Michael Coveney, writing in The Observer in London about the play "The Mai," said that its author "articulates deep-seated woes and resentments in a manner you rarely find outside Eugene O'Neill".
All proposals were judged on the novelty and potential impact of the work, how well the author articulated the background and current state of the field, and the estimated budget and time-line to complete the proposed work.
In this sinewy first novel set in the Bighorn Mountains, the author articulates his concern for endangered lives and liberties in the laconic voice of Joe Pickett, the new game warden of Twelve Sleep County, Wyo., and a stand-up guy who isn't intimidated by poachers, survivalists, or his own preternaturally smart child.
And in response to the imperialist vision that Persia inherited from Assyria, the biblical authors articulate norms prohibiting Israel from expanding beyond its borders.
As succinctly articulated by Gloria Feldt, author of No Excuses: 9 Ways Women Can Change How We Think About Power: "For a thriving 21st century economy, America can't afford to lose half its population's contributions".
For Karen and Bob, it was one of those "first-time meetings" that we try to achieve on Global Spirit -- to bring two people together for the first time, in this case, two highly articulate teachers and authors from distinct religious traditions, who have always wanted to meet each other.
