Word: resentment
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...said that a second purpose is to "show the ways in which gay people are constrained everyday" by straight morality, such as an inability to show affection for one another in public. He said he expects straight people to resent not feeling able to wear jeans...
...faces some factional friction within its own ranks. Arizona's John Rhodes, the minority leader, won comfortably but has been too often absent from his floor duties to suit some colleagues. The third-ranking House leader, John Anderson of Illinois, probably will be challenged by conservatives who resent his sharp attacks on Nixon...
...before a California Senate fact-finding committee. "The union's massive propaganda machine has led the public to believe that there are thousands of desperate, ragged, starving farmworkers on strike here. This is not true. The picket lines are being manned by outside organizations such as the SDS. We resent the invention of an ignorant, downtrodden class of farmworkers where none exists...
...think his shyness, given my father's personality, was inevitable," she says. "My father liked to share his family with the body politic. We were always paraded out front." Did her brother resent this? "Well," says Kathy, "he went into a Jesuit seminary for four years...
Only enrolled students can ride the H-R shuttle, but anyone who is willing to pay can ride on the Med School bus. But students who use it often but are not taking classes in Cambridge say they resent having...