Janet Golden, a historian at Rutgers University in Camden, N.J., who is writing a history of babies in the 20th century, points out that when Dr. Seuss's "Cat in the Hat" was published, in 1957, there were "objections to children using their imaginations — it was subversive" for them to be on their own without the watchful eyes of a mother.
Which are from the East?" One East German artist who upset some received ideas was Hermann Glöckner, a Dresden artist who in the 1950s made small, abstract, Constructivist-leaning assemblages out of found objects — works that are subversive for their apparent lack of political content.
In her sermon, she preached on the theme of "being subversive for Christ" - noting that 150 years ago this week, suffragettes placed a bomb underneath the same seat upon which she had been enthroned as Bishop of London.
According to Constantine, Hendrix was put on a list of the "Federal Security Index", which identified people deemed to be subversive as candidates for involuntary detention in the event of a national emergency.
Art can be subversive and a place for discussion".
The largest fetish night in Europe since 1990, its parties are subversive playgrounds for the kinky and the curious, boasting explicit cabaret, a rubber-wrapped clientele and its infamous playrooms and dungeons where all manner of erotic impulses are explored.
"It's crazy that that's subversive, to have respect for women, to have respect for women of color, to work against toxic masculinity".
It sounds unlikely now, but the jerseys were banned for being subversive, and all because players didn't tuck them in.
When Ekhrajiha failed to win any of the prizes at the recent Fajr International Film Festival in Tehran, Mr Dehnamaki hinted that the authorities wanted to suppress it for being subversive.In this section How to steal yet another election Too few, too late?
Paintings that that were restricted for being "subversive" supposedly threatened some moral code.
