Mr Monastiriotis said the ideology fitted the description "neo-Nazi", including the idea of Greeks being a "superior race", aggression towards immigrants, and hostility towards the EU and Nato.
But I can think of a half-dozen reasons why public expressions of race-based hostility (of all sorts, not just against African Americans) might become more common, not less, as the America of the Boomers gives way to the America of the millennials.
"How did we get here?" he asks Clinton, and she says that race and gender hostilities have no place here.
Fans seemed to be glad the race was over, but hostilities continued.
Manic symptoms, including speech pressure, racing thought, overconfidence, hostility, irritability, sexual interest and garish make-up were found by psychiatric interview based on the Young Mania Rating Scale at the entry of this study e.
An arms race may heighten fear and hostility on the part of the countries involved, but whether this contributes to war is hard to gauge.
Navigating the sexual politics of race, including currents of black hostility to intermarriage, he pursues his subject with whatever comes to hand, from old bawdy jokes to the personals columns of magazines.
Now we must replace politico-military hostilities and the arms race with enduring peace.
There are moments throughout the film that imply hostility towards Ben's race and his power but issues surrounding his racial identity aren't overtly explored.
They fall in love and resolve, in the face of enormous familial and societal hostility, to abide "beyond race" in "the independent nation of music"—which leaves them, and their three children, in every sense beyond the pale.
