My interviewer, a pleasant, 40-ish man in a rumpled white shirt and tie, sat in his Fifth Avenue office and listened politely, his lip curling ever so slightly, to my reflections on hegemony, slave consciousness and "boring from within".
In my opinion the true hegemony is greed, fear and corruption.
The negative connotation of 'yanqui' in Spanish reflects the distaste for US hegemony that my Ecuadorian correspondent exemplifies.
Publishing may once have been a rebellious outpost against this hegemony, but my feeling is that as the industry has steadily lost confidence in the British public's capacity for seriousness, the pressure to move away from the heavy stuff has fallen more on female writers than male.
The story of U.S. involvement in Ivorian development suggests that we can move beyond the paradigm of "Françafrique," even as my findings confirm the relative hegemony of French interests in Ivorian affairs.
I referred in my original article to the "hegemony of whiteness" in American life – and the ways in which Trump, for example, appeals to supporters who resent any challenge to this dominance.
My point is that the hegemony of the medical doctor as the font of all wisdom, the necessary controller of care delivery, was broken forever by this report, and the evidence that supported it.
Having spent all my life mocking the bearded, I now pretend that my increasingly lonely resistance to the beard hegemony is a matter of principle.
This assimilation required the adoption of behaviors, standards and norms belonging to a largely middle class white patriarchal hegemony and was counterproductive to my passions of equality.
Alina Polyakova, deputy director of the Eurasia Center at the Atlantic Council think tank in Washington, said: "My impression of Julian Assange is that he sees US hegemony in the international world order as the biggest problem facing us today.
