Word: favoritismã
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...address each other’s concerns. She implies that, because the mothers at least tried to reach a conclusion, effort and hope are essential to discussion. Some viewers may feel that the film portrays an overly sympathetic view of Palestinians. But the dialogue itself—not favoritism??is what deserves the viewers’ consideration. Removing politics from such an emotional event as suicide bombing is difficult, and talking without listening is prevalent in discussions about peace in the Middle East. Politicians need to understand the problems in communication to improve the reality?...
...Harvard’s best interests require your resignation.”The president’s spokesman, John Longbrake, declined to comment on Ellison’s remarks.PLAYING FAVORITESEllison, a biological anthropologist, also took aim at what he called Summers’ “presidential favoritism?? of certain academic disciplines.In a phone interview, Ellison recalled that Summers had asked him and his colleagues to prepare a proposal for ways in which the University could concentrate more on biological anthropology and less on social anthropology.“Twice, Summers said to me, words to the effect...
...Jones repeatedly called this focus on race an “injustice,” identifying the real issue as “favoritism?? shown to both minority and non-minority reporters at the Times...
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