"I am a public school teacher who vehemently wanted to vote for a president who would save us from No Child Left Behind," Diane Aoki of Kealakekua, Hawaii, wrote to the department.
The fact that fellow students could so vehemently protect this tradition and want to vehemently wear blackface shows me that I am also not safe there and that a threat is always present.
And the greed of an industry that meant that no one stopped to wonder why their star's thighs looked like twigs, or why she was drinking whisky before lunch, or why she so vehemently did not want to go on stage when music was her life, before it was too late.
In my work, I hear mothers and parents say vehemently that they want their girls and boys to be the bosses of their bodies, for each to have a clear, "Yes," and "No," and, for their boys to be able to hear the, "No".
And I hated our captors so vehemently that I wanted them to get nothing in exchange for me.
I vehemently enjoy my work and want to help them.
As a true, blue liberal Democrat who vehemently opposes President Trump, I want avid Trump supporter and right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos to know that people like me exist.
My father was so vehemently Irish that he didn't want to hear the name England spoken in the house.
Government funds currently run out on March 18 and the administration has vehemently insisted that it does not want another two-week stopgap to keep talks ongoing.
So, the real question is, why do children want pizza, potatoes and pasta while vehemently eschewing green vegetables, beans and whole grains?
But if our students or faculty want to hear what he has to say, I will vehemently defend their right to do so.
