Although such depictions have proven largely inaccurate and guilty of extreme generalizations, they have become immensely popular.
A State Supreme Court report released last week found that the death penalty was more likely to be considered for those found guilty of murder in largely white, more affluent counties.
But for the Depression it struck dramatically over a mere ten days in early 1933, just before Franklin Roosevelt took office.In the years after the 1929 crash, Wall Street, except for a few scoundrels, had largely escaped broad condemnation, portraying itself guilty of nothing more than the same irrational exuberance that had seized ordinary investors.
Others who enjoyed such a rewarding summer together in Johannesburg, Xabi Alonso and Sergio Ramos of Madrid, were guilty of some pretty rough fouls, largely targeting Messi.
When Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran were sentenced to death a decade ago, the public seemed largely unperturbed, with many Australians believing both men were guilty of a reprehensible offence in a country well known for its harsh anti-drug laws.
Those, however, formed a small part of a group largely composed of men and women who had been found guilty of theft and other offenses against property.
But surfers are largely an honest bunch, Ms. Adams said, and if they are guilty of anything, it may be of being too trustworthy.
The bundling of Microsoft's Windows operating system with its Internet browser is largely what led a federal court to find the company guilty of antitrust violations.
The same canards have been used against Chinese minorities across Asia.This is not to say that the Occupy protesters are guilty of ethnic prejudice: they belong to a class and a generation that is largely free from such vices.
