Sentence examples for identity erasure from inspiring English sources

The increasingly bizarre plot takes in subterfuge, sex slaves, human organ trafficking and identity erasure.

Nevertheless, I don't think the psychological and emotional components of identity erasure should be diminished.

Tom Ewing of Pitchfork Media suggested that "the hypertreatment of the voice, the way it edges into the music, suggests that the price of fame is identity erasure.

More than likely, even the 22 known cases in the U.S. this year represent a woeful underreporting of the real number -- with an unknown number of cases of misgendering and identity erasure simply lost to history.

Previous work on trans identity erasure provides insight for why this may be.

Akin to history-haunted novels like The Magus and Beloved, Intruders in Smoke draws on the Gothic tradition ghosts, horror, madness, tragic and transgressive love to confront the anxieties of identity and erasure for those who've been shaped almost entirely by the country and people that colonized the land of their birth.

Most action heroes function on a formulaic blend of ego and id, but the "Bourne" films are about the effacement of the self and the erasure of identity.

González critiqued how artists like Burson, who seek to commune with the many through an erasure of identity via composite photography, suggest that race itself is voluntary.

The judge in the case noted in his sentence that many appropriated children continued in adulthood to be "hostages or prisoners of the nets woven by their appropriators" and that the erasure of identity imposed by these adoptions could produce "pathological" symptoms.

This spate of interest in amnesia, after decades in which the movies were mostly content to leave the subject to daytime television, is peculiar for many reasons, chief among them that the condition is pretty rare in real life, at least in the extreme form films and soap operas tend to favor: total erasure of identity, years-long gaps in memory and the like.

The problem is the erasure of identity, roots and culture.