blamelessness

In every second that she draws our gaze, Mbedu and Jenkins remind us of the blamelessness of every person ensnared in captivity.

Its approach was to claim blamelessness, and also to use its own incompetence as an excuse to hollow out federal agencies from the inside even more.

Can a book about a powerful Nazi and the struggle to pierce his son’s abiding belief in his father’s blamelessness be relevant seven decades after the end of World War II?

And the loyalty of his supporters attests to the power of whiteness to confer blamelessness, no matter how obscene the offense against country, Constitution or Jesus Himself.

There’s no doubt that blamelessness attracts us, in this most venal of times.