No retailer, it seems, wants to have anything to do with this most demonized undergarment.
This choreographed interview with the former president before a select group of businesspeople is, in fact, part of a much larger effort to rehabilitate one of the most demonized corporations in America.
The sport's most demonized era happened to coincide with the cult popularity of the movie "Fight Club," which posited underground fist-fighting as a kind of therapeutic tonic for the numbing effects of consumer culture.
I've now heard this contention many times, but never more so than lately, as high-fructose corn syrup has become one of the most demonized ingredients in contemporary food culture.
He had yet to be dealt from the Golden State Warriors and was still regarded as America's most demonized athlete, the player who choked his coach and got away with it.
And by "sugar," Lustig means not only the white granulated stuff that we put in coffee and sprinkle on cereal — technically known as sucrose — but also high-fructose corn syrup, which has already become without Lustig's help what he calls "the most demonized additive known to man".
As Mkandawire (2001 293) observes, "…the African state [became] the most demonized social institution in Africa, vilified for its weaknesses, its over-extension, its interference with the smooth functioning of markets, its repressive character, its dependence on foreign powers, its ubiquity, its absence, etc".
"They're probably the most demonized and stigmatized of all criminals".
This speech did not only take into consideration Arab Muslims - the ones who are most demonized - but other Muslims from all over the world.
That Black children are the poorest, most miseducated, most incarcerated, most unemployed, and most demonized of any group of children in America is a continuing legacy of slavery and Jim Crow that must end now.
