Sentences with phrase «worn public streets»

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The same stupidity prevailed after 9/11 when turban wearing Indian - American Sikhs were physically attacked in the streets because they looked Muslim, and when Muslim communities were subjected to increased state surveillance, extra airport screening, extrajudicial renderings of innocent people to torture chambers, racial profiling, and the heinous crimes committed against innocent Muslims everywhere by the US Military without so much as an expression of regret and remorse from the American public.

In Albania, Catholics — the only religious group that refused to cede power to that Communist state (though they were later forced to sign an agreement in which they submitted to state control)-- were tortured, their bishops «forced to clean the streets and public bathrooms wearing clown outfits with paper signs across their chests saying, «I have sinned against the people.

I knew I wanted to wear something super stylish and street wear inspired because that is what Public School really emulates.

Public School's Dao - Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne, New York's reigning princes of urban luxury, seized the street wear moment with a collection that reflects urban dressing right back at itself plus a sell out Air Jordan collaboration.

And at some point, you'll join me on the streets of New York while I wear a terrible T - shirt in public and tell you a story.

Two years prior to that public action, Valie Export wore a large box over her torso with curtains draped over the front — encouraging citizens on the busy streets in Vienna's shopping district to publicly touch her breasts in a performance piece called «Tapp und Tastkino» (Tap and Touch Cinema).

Ruth Carter: Okay, so flash mobs are the unexpected public shenanigans, people dancing in the street or not wearing their underwear on the subway, doing a living Where's Waldo game, fake protests, dressing up like zombies and scaring people along running paths, these are all things that I've done.

The Ontario Public Service has a summer dress code that allows us to dispense with suits and ties (and equivalent for women — I forget the exact language) in order that the building air conditioning may be set at a higher temperature (I think 26 degrees C.) That this is a good idea was confirmed to me today when I had lunch with a woman partner at a Bay Street firm, who said that her office is air conditioned to a temperature comfortable to men in suits — which means that women who simply wear a dressy blouse and skirt are frequently cold.

(b) A person commits an offense if the person carries on a motorcycle on a public street or highway a passenger who is not wearing protective headgear that meets safety standards adopted by the department.

The prohibition regarding the wearing of religious symbols applies to workplaces in the public sector, not in the street or in the privacy of citizens» homes.