A woman wearing overly ripped clothing (namely jean), native to Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California (Border states)

A highly over-rated and impractically idealized quality, often depicted on television. Rarely comes into play, especially when needed the most. Some might think it lies in tight torso and bulging muscles, in tanks and in guns, when in reality it's just a state of mind.

Also the name of a cartoon dog.

Intelligent, artistic, creative, charismatic, Insightful, captivating. Daralis is a force to be reckoned with. Heart of gold and cares for everyone. Quite feisty when provoked. Will settle the score at any cost. Inner and outer beauty unparalleled. She is a Warrior tread lightly.

A little bitch, with no self confidence or respect, so they need to make their own urban dictionary reference, to feel better about themselves, because no one else could give a shit about them.

An adorable child with good eyebrows and beautiful brown straight hair. She has perfect teeth and a great fashion sense. You can count on her to be kind and loyal to anyone.

A philosophical framework holding that critique is shaped by multiple, irreducible contexts—political, economic, cultural, historical, institutional—that interact to constitute what critique can be and do. A critical intervention emerges from the context of its historical moment, the context of social movements, the context of academic institutions, the context of media, the context of personal experience. Critical multicontextualism insists that no single context explains critique and that effective critique requires attending to this contextual multiplicity. It demands that critics be reflexive about the multiple contexts that shape their work.