| Iran may not be as villainized as North Korea or Syria these days, NIA says, but their track record on rights is a chronic issue. |
| Balcells wasn't just behind the books being written, she was actually in them — sometimes romanticized, sometimes villainized, but often present, one way or another. |
| The first part of the essay is a story which her mother tells her about her allegedly adulterous aunt, villainized and accused of harlotry. |
| Do the victims really feel the impact of the bullying less when bullying itself is villainized? |
| The Welfare Queen Josh Levin, Slate In the 1970s, Ronald Reagan villainized a Chicago woman for bilking the government. |
| Instead of being celebrated for making this choice to be in the more difficult environment we are being villainized. |
