The law under which Mr. Erbakan was convicted forbids "incitement to hatred by observing differences of class, race, religious creed or origin".
It can partly override the religious subject, the ethnic subject, the racialised subject and, in certain settings, also the differences of class.
That post-9/11 solidarity instantly dissolved all sorts of differences: of class, of race, of age, of gender, and — a tougher nut to crack — of political ideology and affiliation.
And that says something positive about Harvard University as it relates to an obscuring, if not erasing, of regional and religious differences, of class and cultural biases".
Cain wants us to believe he is espousing nothing more than the everyday wisdom that is the shared property of all genuine Americans, regardless of differences of class, religion, and, most significantly in his case, race.
You could even see the Bake Off tent as a metaphor of the kind of fantasy Britain that David Cameron appealed to in his speech – one in which differences of class, race, gender, sexuality and religion are ironed out and the one thing that matters is the ability to compete (ever so politely, but in fact rather ruthlessly).
Axiomatically, we're sold sports as a way to bridge differences of class and race, conquer language barriers.
There are no ethnic differences between us ("no longer Jew or Greek"), no differences of class and status between us ("no longer slave or free"), no gendered differences between us ("no longer male and female").
The Bonferroni routine was used as post-hoc test to test for significance of pair wise differences of class means.
