I wanted to write about disordered food behavior, about food demons, but to not demonize food.
"When you demonize a population, some people take that as a license to commit violence," said Heidi Beirich, director of the Intelligence Project at SPLC, which tracks hate crimes.
Your newspaper praises the Democrats ideological counterparts in Sarkozy and Merkel yet finds increasingly creative ways to demonize them in America.
As Valentinian tradition illustrates, the myths usually categorized as gnostic do not always demonize the creator, as was the case in the Apocryphon of John.
National media have criticized the Post for that and other covers that Muslim community advocates have said demonize Muslims in the wake of the attack.
Reporters had often romanticized McCain and ignored evidence of his conservative ideology and his personal flaws — a fierce temper, impetuousness, and a tendency to demonize opponents.
She responded that the Administration was prepared to "demonize" those who opposed the task force's recommendations.
Wu has no idea who is behind the effort to demonize him — the right-wing populist fringe?
It's true there is a tendency to demonize Muslims as there was to demonize Communists.
Marco Rubio does not demonize "illegals," and, as a Florida state legislator, he co-sponsored Florida's rough equivalent of the Dream Act.
Its underlying ethos is that war is hell, but it does not demonize the soldiers it portrays, whose job is to defuse bombs, not drop them.
