Word: prided
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Black power' is misleading," said James Farmer, CORE'S former national director. "The program needs much refinement and understanding of the subtleties. It should not be antiwhite; it should not be black racist; it should not be assertively violent. But it should preach self-respect and group pride to those who have been without respect and pride, while heralding a historic, democratic American doctrine: that those who are hurting must develop political power to remove their own hurt. The subtlety lies in tempering power with compassion and humanity. If the slogan 'Black power' can be moved...
Realizing that the Bung valued his pride above all else, Suharto has never once criticized Sukarno in public. "The Bung is our President," he has always insisted, and throughout his long campaign to tear down everything Sukarno stood for, he always made it appear that he was acting in the President's name. Nor did he argue with Sukarno. "We have to treat Sukarno like a small boy," says one of Suharto's close colleagues. "You have to say to him, 'Mr. President, you are right in your analysis of the situation and therefore this is what...
...complaints about the loss of privacy, the trend seems irresistible. In fact, few Americans seem to resist it, and many may even welcome it. A surveying agency recently found that only one out of four Americans had any reluctance about admitting what their income was -which may reflect a pride in affluence. When a team of sociologists bugged the bedrooms in a college housing project to study patterns in lovemaking, they asked permission of each couple before publishing their findings; every one consented, in the name of science...
...direction of reopening the theater to life, action and meaning. Whatever happens, the theatergoer should have a vantage point offered by no other art. He has a right to demand a place in the fire pit of existence, there to behold the spectacle of man in all his folly, pride and spirit...
...again in 1965. Russia turned to the West last week to replenish its perilously low stock of grain. The Soviets swallowed their pride and contracted to pay Canada $744 million cash for 336 million bushels of wheat over the next three years. With that and its recent deal to sell 250 mil lion bushels to Red China, wheat-rich Canada has committed to the Commu nist countries practically all its remaining grain surplus until...