The consequences of Stanton's racism and élitism were "deep and hurtful," Ginzberg says, and she attributes the continuing difficulty of incorporating race and class differences into gender politics, in large part, to Stanton's mixed legacy.
"From these writers, for almost 50 years, I have received narrative, witness, companionship, sanctuary, shock and steely strangeness; good advice, bad news, deep chords, hurtful discrepancy and amazing grace.
On some deep and hurtful level I try not to examine too often, I still believe his death was a personal failure.
Sites like Facebook, Twitter and MySpace need openness, but freedom of speech should also take into consideration that words can be powerful weapons and if not used mindfully can inflict deep and hurtful psychological wounds.
But for stepmoms, Mother's Day can trigger the deepest of hurtful emotions, serving as a reminder that although they typically perform the daily, hands-on "mothering" duties at home with their stepkids, they aren't in fact Mom and will never be recognized as such.
In defeat, Mr. Cleland lost not only his job, but also his sense of purpose, spiraling into a depression he called "too deep and too hurtful to describe".
You hold fast to those things that feel simple, that feel like pure expressions of a love so complex and layered and hurtful and deep that you can't articulate it, not even to yourself.
TEACH RESPECT United against Prejudice and Discrimination Bullying: A form of discrimination © UNICEF Malaysia/2011 Children may unknowingly use hurtful words against their peers, leaving deep emotional scars that last a lifetime.
France and Germany are beset by deep structural problems, including rigid labor markets, restrictive regulations, hurtful environment and safety standards, high taxes and large unfunded pension liabilities.
With a flair for understatement, he added: "I want to express my deep regret for any comments that Catholics have found hurtful".
