They envisioned the kind of black life that could only be possible if it was devoid of hostility, terror, brutality, and injustice.
He seeks out this mirror image; their encounter gives rise to hostility, terror, a kind of mutually agreed nervous breakdown, but a thrilling sense of possibility, an escape from the prison house of individuality.
It must be every leader's task to move beyond easy outrage and take on the difficult job of understanding and defending a community so vulnerable to sudden outbreaks of hostility and terror.
"First of all, there should be full cessation of terror, hostilities and incitement," he said, adding that Israeli Arabs have become involved in acts of anti-Jewish terrorism as a result of "Palestinian official incitement in the official media".
In some ways, the relationship here mirrors the hostility, suspicion, and terror prevalent in other territories whose borders were drawn in the 20th century, like Israel-Palestine, China-Tibet, Northern Ireland and Sri Lanka.
These powers are necessary until "hostilities end" - as though terror itself can ever be extinguished.
Muslims are not only "their" victims like everyone else, but we also bear the brunt of the increased levels of Islamophobia and hostility following acts of terror.
Both North Korea and Syria are relics of another age -- dictatorships based on internal terror and hostility to external neighbors, threatening to explode at any time in new conflict.
Mick LaSalle of the San Francisco Chronicle said, "Dallas Buyers Club" takes audiences back to the worst of the AIDS crisis, where the disease was a death sentence, and the public's terror and hostility were at its height".
"The hostility, anxiety, and sheer terror that resulted from this message created an internalized hatred for women within me that would take me years to overcome," Morgan wrote in her artist statement.
