Then one of them said, "We are in an Islamic country, and all social movements inevitably have a religious coloring.
Mr. Modi paid his respects in Varanasi where he smeared his forehead with religious color, paying tribute to the Ganges which carries religious symbolism.
The points of difference are: common religious coloring of the paranoid ideas, tendency of the affect to remain warm and appropriate, and no typical deterioration to the hebephrenic state [ 43].
For a man like Vos, whose dedication to the racist regime seems to border on the religious, the color of Patrick's skin has already marked him as guilty.
SHE used to get foil highlights every six weeks — her shade is Soft Baby Blonde, and she was religious about color — but the last time she called her Manhattan salon, Pierre Michel on East 57th Street, she was told not to return.
The students demanded changes in the Student Code of Conduct and Community Guide that greatly weakened measures to discipline those who harassed students on the basis of race, religious belief, color, disability, sexual preference and age.
Images of witchcraft call to so many women – straight and not, white and of color, religious and devoutly atheist – because the task of reclaiming the witch is a fundamentally poetic one.
"Starting in the fall of 1922," Karabel writes, "applicants were required to answer questions on 'Race and Color,' 'Religious Preference,' 'Maiden Name of Mother,' 'Birthplace of Father,' and 'What change, if any, has been made since birth in your own name or that of your father?
"They place LGBT people, people of color, religious minorities, women and many more people at risk of discrimination".
Surveillance is a function of power, and that power affects us differently as women, as it does people of color, religious minorities, and so forth.
