"Same Love," which was produced by Ryan Lewis and features Mary Lambert, begins with Macklemore's candid reflection on his third grade fear of being gay, because of a "buncha stereotypes all in [his] head" at such a young age, and moves to challenging religious hypocrisy, gay conversion therapy, mainstream hip hop, bullying in schools...the list goes on.
Turning the abstract concept of homelessness into a candid reflection on identity, he's collected together 85 images (35 of which will go on view) of men and women living on the streets, amounting to a stunning visualization of the homeless epidemic -- and his first ever public art project.
In 1960 he published Like I Say and Memoirs of an Interglacial Age, both candid reflections of his "beatnik" life of the late 1950s.
Two of the appeals judges said the comments were simply "candid reflections of what he had inferred from the trial" and did not demonstrate bias.
The Apple CEO would do well to listen a little to the candid reflections of the firm's co-founder Steve Wozniak.
Some of the film's most tender scenes involve the searingly candid reflections of "Electro Barry", a beatboxer with various obsessive-compulsive traits who's amassed a formidable collection of mixtapes in his room at his mother's house, and who finds in that hip-hop alter ego a means of escaping teenage bullying, a persona much more "real" than plain old Barry Shephard.
It was a candid reflection on the way white supremacy manifests itself in the industry: Eurocentric beauty standards simply drive Davis (and people who look like her) out of the competition for roles for which they are qualified because decision makers think a "whiter" look is more relatable or desireable.
After interviewing her that day in 2007, and listening to her candid reflections on her life, I think I figured it out.
The researcher employed critical interview technique, a "qualitative interview procedure which facilitates the investigation of significant occurrences" (Chell1998) for the semi-structured interviews, customized to each subject by the researcher based on retrospective analysis of the subject's written survey data and designed to elicit spontaneous candid reflection from the interview subject.
Perhaps more than any other novelist in this series, Martin Amis, who is also an outstanding essayist and critic, has punctuated his career with stern and candid reflections about the fates of writers and the afterlives of books.
