Sure, there have long been significant black female and white male figures, but the majority of the conversation in hip-hop is and has always been about the actions, thoughts, feelings and ethos of black men.
That was something we really wanted to embrace: the rescuing ethos of Spider-Man.
But it seemed to be the crux of the matter, the murky but bold ethos of a man who's proved nothing but divisive in the annals of history. .
As Kara Swisher recently pointed out, this is due in part to the male-dominated ethos of Silicon Valley, where men are viewed as the "key players" and women "are just not seen as crucial".
Though Adam is a pompous would-be philosopher fond of engaging in Socratic dialogues, though he's contemptuous of Salthill's ethos of conspicuous consumption, the men in town look up to him as a wise man and kindred soul.
Sullivan could be summarizing the ethos of Silicon Valley, where straight men mature alongside the startups that they parent together.
Pfeffer wrote: Perhaps the most deeply engrained reason that Israelis innately understand the needs for the Hannibal Directive is the military ethos of never leaving wounded men on the battlefield, which became the spirit following the War of Independence, when hideously mutilated bodies of Israeli soldiers were recovered.
I'm not sure whether it's the anonymous format or the novelty of the outlet or the anti body-shaming ethos of the site, but men will write me paragraphs about how much they hate their hairy chests, or their circumcised foreskins, or the entire package that they're working with.
Now that our students include about 50% men, our ethos of inclusion and excellence remains as strong as ever.
With the president's political fortunes tied to progress in Iraq, the Bush administration may look for salvation in the men and ethos of the Iraqi National Accord.
