Despite their unique identity and violent struggle against the Spanish government, Basque militants laid down their arms in 2011 in exchange for fiscal autonomy.
The image of Tank Man quickly became a powerful symbol of both the bloody events of 4 June 1989 and of non-violent resistance, but the identity of the 'unknown rebel' and his fate remains unknown.
Educating women can change men: by shifting women's expectations of partners and intimate relations, interventions may increase the pressures on and incentives for heterosexual men to adopt non-violent practices and identities.
It's not that everyone in the protest crowd suddenly assumes the identity of a violent jerk it's that the many peaceful protesters feel a sort of kinship with the violent jerks against the aggressive police.
When Begbie returns to Edinburgh, following the death of his estranged son, he becomes torn between his new identity and his violent past.
Many young people now consider being Muslim and being Western as fundamentally intertwined, but they are dealing with the suggestion, from all sides, that those two aspects of identity are in violent opposition.
Many Tampa residents, including Mr. Huse, say that devil crabs became a token of the city's identity during a violent strike that began in the spring of 1920 and concluded 10 months later in an uneasy truce between the tabaqueros and the owners of the factories.
Taking seriously the intransigence of sexual difference, and the violent fractures within and of identity, Kristeva advocates feminist support for alienation that would not pretend to reconcile the rupture between body and law (what Lacan calls castration) and would refuse the solace of identity.
WASHINGTON -- T. entered The Pines Residential Treatment Center, located in Portsmouth, Va., needing help for his emotional disorders, gender identity issues and violent outbursts.
It is not simply a way for vandals or violent protestors to disguise their identity in an attempt to escape criminal prosecution: "People may want to wear masks of a particular political leader.
