Men of all ethnicities and orientations were singing, yelling, shouting all day, ready to share their privilege without fear of losing it, ready to advocate for women and complete the cycle of progress.
These words are like traumas, a backdrop against which the repressed frustration of losing privilege plays out.
He made learning to read compulsory for prisoners, on pain of losing privileges, such as conjugal phone-calls and visits.
Members of the merchant class understand that with democratic change they run a risk of losing privileges that they enjoy under regimes with whom they have established longstanding working relationships.
It prohibits transgressions of masculine norms at the cost of losing privileges.
But under the threat of losing the privilege of taking home patrol cars because of high gas prices, Gainesville officers cut their gas consumption by 10percentt last month compared with June 2007.
They also hope the jails will be easier to run when inmates have more interaction with others and face the threat of losing the privilege if they misbehave.
But these universities are still predominantly white, and given that more white people enroll in and graduate from college than black people, these students aren't at any risk of losing that privilege. .
These researchers suggest that wealthy people are less generous only under conditions of high economic inequality - situations which may foster a sense of entitlement among higher-income individuals or even a fear of losing their privilege were resources more evenly distributed.
I tasted for the first time the ultimate privilege of the novelist, that of losing himself completely in his characters, of letting himself be possessed by them...I lived uninterruptedly within those two bodies and those two souls, slipping from Anna into Miguel and from Miguel into Anna with that indifference to sex which is, I believe, that of all creators in the presence of their creations.
