For decades, Mr. Emi and other draft resisters faced disapproval from other Japanese-Americans.
Even as Mr. Ahmed met rejection at school, he faced disapproval from relatives, who complained that he was mixing with "ghetto people," Ms. Hartford recalled.
Fewer than 1% of the country's police officers are women, with those who are often facing disapproval from their own families and communities, Zarghuna Kargar reports.
In "Cristela," which will follow "Last Man Standing" on Fridays at 8 30, comedian Cristela Alonzo plays a young woman in her sixth year of law school who lands an unpaid internship at a major law firm, but faces disapproval from her traditional, working-class Mexican American family.
6. YES, THINGS ARE BETTER, BUT WE STILL FACE DISAPPROVAL AND REJECTION Most of the women I heard from shared examples of friends or family members who became distant or even severed ties when these women came out.
Still, those with brandings continue to face disapproval.
Two long interviews with Hashemi Rafsanjani, Iran's reformist president from 1989 until 1997, and his successor, Muhammad Khatami obtained at the eleventh hour and in the face of disapproval from the Iranian Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, add depth and crucial detail to a narrative that could so easily have been too Western.The film highlights several vital events.
Yet, as with both Queen of Denmark and Pale Green Ghosts, Grant says he also gets "really serious on this record too", directly confronting his own difficult childhood growing up gay in a bible-bashing household in rural Colorado, facing disapproval and homophobia from his parents and his peers.
Tripura gymnast Dipa Karmakar and her coach Bisweshwar Nandi faced disapproval and snide comments from people who just couldn't understand why a young girl would spend so much time in close quarters with an older man.
In the face of overwhelming disapproval from the legal profession, the justice secretary, Chris Grayling, has already dropped one of the most controversial elements – depriving defendants of the ability to choose their own solicitor.
