Instead, as they became successful, riot grrrl bands were commodified, commercialised and eventually repackaged.
Before marathons were commodified the way they are now, one pretty much the same as the next, our race, which began in 1897, seemed uniquely Bostonian.
Black Panther was cathartic because of how it violently confronted America's political history, when enslaved Africans were commodified as free labour.
Otherwise they'll be commodified out of existence.
These things are not inherent commodities, although they have been commodified and misunderstood the world over.
The old moralists denounced the sin of simony as the attempt to buy or sell the Holy Spirit; they extended the sin to the sale of justice, another value they thought could not be commodified.
Radical feminists complained that it meant medically trained men were commodifying women's bodies, while social conservatives also objected to the technology.
Once a person was in the gang's Wisbech housing and indebted to them, their whole lives could be commodified and put up for sale – especially if they were women.
As they point out, it's a relationship many believe is in need of rebuilding - "untold numbers of animals are commodified for consumption, exhibition, labor, science, and recreation, only to be discarded when they have outlived their usefulness".
But we have to be very careful about this: now labour is commodified, is an employee worse off by being paid than if they were a serf or slave supplying their labour for free?
We sought to determine how power is commodified and exchanged by ICU team members in their daily interactions as they work to achieve clinical goals, delineate professional boundaries, and problem solve around complex system issues.
