As I show in my book, Stand By Me: The Forgotten History of Gay Liberation, historical archives libraries, both academic and public, and private institutions that make it their mission to hold and properly preserve historical artifacts—have traditionally refused to preserve the records of LGBTQ people.
The artist felt that Parks' home would be best looked after outside of its own country, which refused to preserve it, although he does possess a sense of guilt for extracting it from its native land: "Detroit is for me the troubled heart of America.
Finally, when Mikhail Gorbachev refused to shoot to preserve his costly empire, the curtain collapsed altogether and dragged down the Soviet center as well.
Local government officials have refused to intervene to preserve the city's heritage but local artists and intellectuals are taking the case of Monge to court.
But Vaclav Klaus, the contrarian center-right president, has questioned the cost of immigration, suggesting that the Czech Republic has the right to refuse immigrants to preserve its national character.
You can express your power, maintain the illusion of autonomy, preserve your dignity, by refusing to comply with what is asked of you by society.
They preserve a certain electricity by refusing to resolve these life materials into a single, coherent narrative.
Looking beyond 2016, Kasich preserves his political viability by refusing to take on the Manhattan businessman in November.
If President Clinton were as vital to preserving freedom of speech as he is to preserving reproductive freedom, would journalists be condemned as "inconsistent" for refusing to suggest he resign?
Republicans are trying to make the case that Senate Democratic leaders are interested in preserving the status quo and are refusing to entertain even small cuts.
He said the neo-Gothic church, at Convent Avenue and West 145th Street, had refused to find developers to preserve the buildings.
