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... catapulted stillness quicksand California beach riding relentless surrender ...

... and of the relationship to horse and nature. catapulted stillness quicksand California beach riding relentless surrender ...

... the theatrical genre from its tainted past. As minstrel plays grew more popular, the inclusion of a blackface caricature would catapult satirical magazines to heightened popularity during the 1960s and onward. This chapter charts the canonization of blackface caricatures in public spaces and how it came...

.... Meanwhile, another newer and more radical leadership burgeoned. Among its ranks was Gaspar Polanco, a poor and illiterate man whose military brilliance catapulted him to the presidency of the Provisional Government in the fall of 1864. Polanco and his allies insisted on social revolution, on egalitarian...

... Oscar Olivera (1955–) was a representative of the trade-union federation of factory workers in Cochabamba when the outbreak of the Water War in 2000 catapulted him into the leadership of the grassroots Coalition for the Defense of Water and Life. In the cycle of insurgencies from 2000 to 2005...

... would do, before he was executed by the Spaniards. This episode backfired for his enemies and catapulted Evo and the MAS to new heights. After achieving a startling 21 percent of the vote in the national elections of 2002, Morales returned in 2005 to win the election with 54 percent of the vote...

... their sanitization, and while the framework of the plays replicated all existing references to the enslavement of the siyah, alternate rationales emerged to distance the theatrical genre from its tainted past. As minstrel plays grew more popular, the inclusion of a blackface caricature would catapult satirical...

... would do, before he was executed by the Spaniards. This episode backfired for his enemies and catapulted Evo and the MAS to new heights. After achieving a startling 21 percent of the vote in the national elections of 2002, Morales returned in 2005 to win the election with 54 percent of the vote...

... they generated at the local level. Oscar Olivera (1955–) was a representative of the trade-union federation of factory workers in Cochabamba when the outbreak of the Water War in 2000 catapulted him into the leadership of the grassroots Coalition for the Defense of Water and Life. In the cycle...