It is devastating that jail is
seen as a rite of passage for many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, part of the natural order of things.
Not exact matches
Maybe short loans can be
seen as toughening up exercises or a way to get used to larger crowds but it need not be
seen as a mandatory
rite of passage.
In the past Mr Cameron has said that he hopes the scheme could be
seen as a nationally recognised «transition to adulthood» or «
rite of passage»: «In our society, the closest thing to a
rite of passage is probably going out and getting completely hammered on your eighteenth birthday.
Seen both
as gifts from the gods and to the gods, these resins were thought to purify the dead and help them negotiate the final
rite of passage to the afterlife.
Though her brother, Ashmol, was never the affectionate type, his concern at
seeing his little sister become ill after Pobby and Dingan disappear quickly sets into motion an incredible journey that will serve
as a transformative
rite of passage for not just Ashmol, but the whole town
of Lightning Ridge
as well.
That picked - over sub-genre known
as the frat hazing drama (
see 2016's «Goat») finds a new pledge in «Burning Sands,» but aside from being set at a black college, this achingly earnest first feature by Gerard McMurray really adds nothing new to the
rites -
of -
passage syllabus.
It maybe wasn't until we
saw her
as the lead in modern
rite -
of -
passage classic, Frances Ha, that we truly accepted Greta Gerwig
as the indomitable screen talent that she is.
Increasingly popular among the working class in Kingston, Jamaica, the
rites of passage are «powerful declarations
of individuality: You may not have noticed me when I was alive, but you will damn well
see me
as I leave.»
I tend to agree with a recent CoinDesk piece that argued the hard fork should be
seen as a «
rite of passage» for a technology still very much in the process
of maturing (although while heavily under public scrutiny).
They
see divorce
as a
rite of passage.