The unmarried black woman may be the "shark attack" or "missing white kid" of this media cycle, but the foundation for the narrative is, in part, a bias that touches all women, regardless of race or religion.
Hamilton's narrative serves, in part, as a challenge to the official record, which insists that the Army did not kill peaceful protesters and that Sisi protected the revolution.
Davis, who is now in her seventies, did not want to be shown in the film ("Nobody wants to be looking at an old woman," she told Cox), but she collaborated with Cox on a pithy, elliptical narrative, drawn in part from her interviews and song lyrics, which plays in voice-over.
The narrative reads in part like an account of a modern gang war among the cactus and sagebrush, a battle for position and prestige, overlaid with a skewed sense of honor but underpinned by animal brutality and a careless approach to the value of a life.
Based on the autobiographical narrative included in Part One of the Discourse on Method (1637), where Descartes describes what he learned when he was "at one of the most famous schools in Europe" (AT VI, 5; CSM I, 113), it is generally agreed that Descartes' initial study of mathematics commenced when he was a student at La Fleche.
We were fascinated with Mukhtar's story in part because of its narrative sweetness.
But Afrofuturist narratives emerged in part to fill that void.
In an art-imitates-life moment, a television series about false narratives, and in part, about the cultural power of television itself, ends just as the medium itself is disappearing.
For all the narrative excitement in parts of its story, MI5's role over the course of a century has been principally preventative, and thus doubly invisible.
This is an all too common narrative in many parts of the developing world where despotic regimes intimidate political opposition with draconian measures to ensure their grip on power.
