He's not against bringing attention to the surrounding sites, though.
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"Anything bringing attention to [the ocean] is helpful," Martinez said.
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Those were puckish ways of bringing attention to serious concerns.
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Did it succeed in bringing attention to poverty in American?
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Bringing attention to a mistake feels like highlighting one's own incompetence.
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YoungArts is a terrific platform for bringing attention to emerging artists.
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But it is a clever way of bringing attention to the issue.
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Later, Bae actually credited Rodman's tirade for bringing attention to the case.
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But his associates have drawn legal scrutiny, bringing attention to his dealings.
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The coronavirus outbreak is bringing attention to the fast-growing vaccine industry.
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Ma also said his trip was aimed at bringing attention to Taiwan's stand.
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But by bringing attention to them, they can at least get the conversation going.
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Also, bringing attention to tzniut brings attention to those things, which were not allowed.
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Later, Deitsch urged people to stop bringing attention to the comments by discussing them.
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Zellmer said Tesla "deserves a lot of respect" for bringing attention to the market.
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We are grateful to Color of Change for bringing attention to this disrespectful practice.
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The Moon in Scorpio is bringing attention to the fame sector of your chart today!
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"Just like if you are bringing attention to your diet, it forces awareness," she said.
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The photographs convey an obvious sensuality while provocatively bringing attention to the naked male form.
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" "This is an important issue," Bales added, "and we're going to continue bringing attention to it.
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Sex workers have made some progress in bringing attention to the harms of criminalizing sex work policies.
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They performed "The Cage" in numerous cities, bringing attention to the grim existence of men behind bars.
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" Following Gaga's Oscars performance, Kesha took to Twitter to thank Gaga "for bringing attention to sexual assault.
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World Refugee Day Tuesday was World Refugee Day, bringing attention to the estimated 22.5 million refugees worldwide.
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Many of Dawson's fans applauded him for bringing attention to a stigmatized issue he can relate to.
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Lee, Kaine, Flake, and Paul should be applauded for their efforts in bringing attention to this issue.
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It's a direct response to an ongoing campaign bringing attention to videos used by predators to exploit children.
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I think about it as bringing attention to some many who needed help and people answering that call.
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They're attempting to break a world record, and while they're at it, they're bringing attention to needy dogs.
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Who would ever say something so nasty & dumb Trump is known for bringing attention to the GOP debates.
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I am certain that celebrities are not doing a good job of bringing attention to the legitimate projects.
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Charming Venus forms a square against restrictive Saturn on Tuesday, bringing attention to our responsibilities to our relationships.
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He deftly convinces her that bringing attention to the misdeeds she's witnessed will only end badly for her.
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As an advisor to his transition team, Shelton was supportive of the president-elect bringing attention to the problem.
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A Chihuahua puppy found abandoned at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas is bringing attention to this heartbreaking issue.
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The group's grassroots efforts have been instrumental in bringing attention to issues across America for the past 4 years.
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Harris's project, entitled Beautiful Corpses, documents human remains, bringing attention to the detail and beauty of our inner composition.
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But I'm not certain that celebrity endorsements are doing a good job of bringing attention to the legitimate projects.
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They're solved by bringing attention to the issues — as you just have — and joining others in campaigning for change.
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The campaign has galvanized the country's far right, while bringing attention to the larger debate over secularism in France.
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Others applauded him for bringing attention to what they see as a problem at one of the state's flagship schools.
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Using a larger piece of technology is absurdist, bringing attention to the selfie sticks that we have gotten used to.
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Which is also why her song ("Worse Things I Can Do") is crucial in bringing attention to her self-awareness.
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Her death sparked worldwide outrage, bringing attention to the high rates of environmentalist deaths in the country and the world.
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Advocates must get louder in bringing attention to brewing conflicts and addressing their root causes before they become human tragedies.
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They allege that Facebook's silence was a part of a media strategy to avoid bringing attention to the alleged mistake.
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The AR space has overpromised and underdelivered for years, even with breakout apps like Pokémon GO bringing attention to the space.
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Because the internet is bringing attention to the privilege and bias that creates these blind spots so I can recognize them.
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The ads were shot around the Italian canal city's various palazzos and waterways, bringing attention to the beauty that's at stake.
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This is "Slonik," a 75-foot, neon green, inflatable elephant bringing attention to elephant abuse and endangerment in Africa and Asia.
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The Women's March, which is expected to be the largest protest, is aimed at bringing attention to human and civil rights issues.
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Kap sparked worldwide conversation when he started his demonstration in 2016 ... saying he was bringing attention to police brutality and racial inequality.
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As stated, it is more than likely that Kathy Griffin believed she would be pleasing her audience while bringing attention to herself.
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The ARC isn't breaking down that idea, but it's bringing attention to it and giving us a glimpse of what could be.
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But chalky, glitter highlighters can sometimes have the opposite effect — bringing attention to fine lines and making skin look patchy and dull.
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And spending money on speech is essential for bringing attention to and gaining support for issues, especially those that are initially unpopular.
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Nadia Comaneci competed during the 1976 and 1980 Summer Olympics in gymnastics and is credited with bringing attention to the sport worldwide.
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It was a really important part of how we grew our business and was invaluable in bringing attention to our tiny brands.
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The platform inspired a crowdsourced mentality that galvanized people around good ideas, and streamlined the process for bringing attention to critical issues.
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In 2011, for example, many people in Alexandria, Minnesota, caught the alarming sounds on camera, bringing attention to the phenomenon and sparking conspiracies.
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To Mr. Booker, however, all attention was for the greater good of bringing attention to Newark and other causes he wants to champion.
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The camps have since broadened into a gathering of people focused on bringing attention to environmental issues and the rights of indigenous people.
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"We are grateful to Color of Change for bringing attention to this disrespectful practice," a Pinterest spokesperson told the outlet in a statement.
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McGowan has become a force on Twitter in recent months, bringing attention to important issues and not shying away from doling out harsh criticism.
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She currently organizes with Survived and Punished, bringing attention to victims of domestic violence who have been incarcerated for fighting back against their attackers.
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Opponents aren't buying it, and they've been frustrated by a lack of interest from the Republican-led Congress in bringing attention to the issue.
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"They're bringing attention to what this woman did as a trailblazer in the department, and it's great to see that brought to life," Sgt.
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They probably didn't but they did admire Sanders for being bold and bringing attention to and starting a national conversation about these important issues.
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Were it not for her friends going to the media and bringing attention to the matter, her death would've been more like a disappearance.
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Why you'll hear about this again: Clark's shooting is gaining national traction and could lead to more public outcry bringing attention to police shootings.
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This discourages men from bringing attention to their issues (whether individual or group-wide issues), for fear of being seen as whiners, complainers, or weak.
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Several celebrities, including original Spice Girl Victoria Beckham and actress Emma Watson, have already lauded the effort for bringing attention to such an important issue.
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By bringing attention to those who are struggling, we can use our privilege to highlight what others are facing, and reassure them of their value.
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It is about bringing attention to the racial injustices that have been systematically done by the police and other instruments of government in this case.
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It is now easy to imagine that Mr. Hastert had hoped the problem would disappear out of fear of bringing attention to his own past.
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But we can't overlook the importance of bringing attention to our stupidity when it brings harm to others, as is the case with this party.
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Looking back, each and every march was successful in bringing attention to an issue or a cause or to help fortify values we hold true.
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In 1992, it was surrounding the Clarence Thomas hearings and the testimony of Anita Hill, bringing attention to problems of sexual harassment in the workplace.
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This exhibition includes Mesopotamian masterworks on loan from the British Museum, bringing attention to the urgency of preserving and repatriating objects of Iraqi cultural heritage.
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"I think when you keep bringing attention to it, somebody's going to wake up and say, 'OK, here's what we need to do,' " he said.
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Thank you for bringing attention to this issue and continuing to do the work of acknowledging when, where and how you can do ever better.
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Christy, who now lives under her maiden name, Christy Salters, now works a substitute teacher and is committed to bringing attention to domestic violence issues.
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Both boys, now 5, suffer from health issues, and Lee Anne Walters has continued bringing attention to the issue, driving back to Michigan every two weeks.
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Ten years after Farrah Fawcett's death from anal cancer at age 62, she's being remembered for bringing attention to a disease that is rarely talked about.
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As temperatures continue to rise, many such climate-sensitive diseases will become climate-driven, and monitoring and bringing attention to them will become even more crucial.
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One week after the groundbreaking moment Prince Harry took an HIV test live on Facebook, the royal is once again bringing attention to the important issue.
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A famous actor and designer's experience with airport security is bringing attention to the discrimination that remains all too present for members of the Sikh religion.
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One son's friends were so worried that his mother was bringing attention to the group that they told him he could no longer associate with them.
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They would say, 'Great, the hurricane is bringing attention to our country, but we've had a corrupt government for much longer that's caused many more issues.
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This seemed weird to scientists, who couldn't understand why the female cuckoo risked bringing attention to herself at a time when ninja-like stealth would be preferential.
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One of the goals is making gender equality a reality by highlighting ways to empower women and young girls and bringing attention to the injustices they face.
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On the heels of his recent visit to the Founders Forum networking event last week, tech pioneers are singing his praises for bringing attention to an important cause.
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Some actors from the long-running NBC drama "Law & Order: SVU" participated in a public service announcement video aimed at bringing attention to the problem of sexual violence.
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The reason for protesting differed from woman to woman, but the central message of feminism and bringing attention to women in this country remained the same for all.
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While gymnastics has become a more popular sport over time, Nadia Comaneci is credited with bringing attention to the sport worldwide during the 1976 and 1980 Summer Olympics.
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" They couldn't care less about what [people are] buying because they don't make much money off that—it's more about bringing attention to the bigger items," he continues.
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After managing to escape, Murad is now a human rights activist, UN Goodwill Ambassador, and Noble Peace Prize nominee, bringing attention to the atrocities committed against the Yazidi.
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Kylie promptly deleted the tweet, but the illustration quickly went viral, bringing attention to the artist behind the image: a 59-year-old comics illustrator named Ben Garrison.
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In 2017, a teacher at a Baptist school was fired for being gay, bringing attention to how religious loopholes lead to the lack of legal protections for LGBTQ+ folks.
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Bringing attention to Apple's contest, and acknowledging it originally did not have a cash prize attached, is a way for artists to express their frustration with the company's approach.
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While ballet has superstar Misty Copeland bringing attention to the lack of diversity in that field, goth culture doesn't have an African American of similar status as its face.
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Though grief is a lifelong process, for some a personal tragedy such as this can be a springboard to launch an organization focused on bringing attention to an important cause.
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Recently, a coalition of LGBTQ advocacy groups launched a campaign called "Eliminate Hate," dedicated to exposing ADF interference in school districts and bringing attention to other anti-LGBTQ hate groups.
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Then as the parties polarized, and a conservative movement with its own oppositional media developed that was about attacking government and bringing attention to its failures, trust in government falls.
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After the publication of the initial report, defenders of the 98,000 number argued that even if the numbers were wrong, bringing attention to this problem would be good in itself.
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Kendrick LamarThis song is full of references to the Black Lives Matter movement, as well as just bringing attention to the past, present, and potentially future victims of police brutality.
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Pete Buttigieg and Jay Inslee have done a solid job of bringing attention to filibuster abolition as a necessary prerequisite for any kind of meaningful Democratic legislating in the future.
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Davidson posted a Notes app screenshot on Instagram in support of West, bringing attention to the detrimental effects that living online, in the public eye, can have on one's mental health.
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In June, the actress told BBC that though she's a newer face for American audiences, she's intent on bringing attention to the full beauty and talent of Indian films and stars.
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By bringing attention to our moment-to-moment experience, the beach can be a wonderful place to practice mindfulness, and by doing so, enhance our joy and appreciation of the present.
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Clinton also commended Sanders for bringing attention to his campaign's signature topic, wealth and income inequality, and she promised to take the spirit of Sanders' campaign, and put it into action.
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Instead of bringing attention to the issue during her trip to Malawi, the first lady steered clear of the controversy, and instead visited a school that receives US funding for literacy programs.
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No. But did it succeed in bringing attention to poverty in American, and did it result in some federal intervention to alleviate the terrible conditions that so many were facing in America?
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While Duchess Meghan has many new duties and responsibilities, she remains committed to bringing attention to menstrual hygiene, even mentioning it and her visit to Myna Mahila on her official royal biography.
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Shares of CenturyLink fell close to 7 percent on Friday afternoon after Bloomberg published a story on a former employee, who claims she was fired after bringing attention to allegedly fraudulent billings.
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When Trump joined others in bringing attention to the House Republicans voting to weaken an ethics watchdog, Trump helped to put more pressure on Congressional members to rethink making that a priority.
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Davis' 1 million bottle bags, nigga hangs used bottles that the artist collected from his neighborhood onto the ceiling of the space, bringing attention to companies that specifically advertise to black communities.
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No. But did it succeed in bringing attention to poverty in American and did it result in some federal intervention to alleviate the terrible conditions that so many were facing in America?
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On Monday in a statement he said bringing attention to the issue of gun violence had been his priority and said he was proud of his contribution to the Democratic policy agenda.
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"I thought that this was a project I could get behind because it's not only bringing attention to a brand that I love, but it also brings a conversation about sustainability," says Wilde.
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Their deaths have been bringing attention to a hidden mental health crisis impacting physicians all across the U.S. — one in which some hospitals are addressing by asking their doctors to wear "crazy" socks.
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"I got the impression that he was well connected to the Royal family," the source, who asked to remain anonymous to avoid bringing attention to his online persona, said in an online chat.
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This year's fall collections included western influences, polka dots, and leopard prints in every shade in the rainbow, but when it came to beauty, it was all about bringing attention to the eyes.
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Ms. Ismail has campaigned aggressively for women's rights, bringing attention to rapes, disappearances and other abuses that she and many others say have been committed by Pakistan's security forces against their own people.
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Right now it's just setting up Democrats for potential legislation in the future and bringing attention to drawbacks of the current American system, he says, such as exorbitant spending and high drug prices.
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Now Hirsi is an unstoppable force, bringing attention to the fact that climate change is also a race equity issue, and speaking out about the importance of diverse representation in climate change activism.
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The league-wide kneeling demonstrations have proved effective in bringing attention to the issue of racial inequality, and the players have made slow gains in taking the league to task on social activism.
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In April, Dominguez sent out a series of notes alerting people to the plan: "FLOODNET: TACTICAL VERSION 1.0." would target the website of President Zedillo, with the goal of bringing attention to the killings.
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The neighborhood had essentially been decimated, and so I was not pushing anybody out by bringing attention to the area, and it was close to Eastern Market, so that people can easily locate it.
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"We're bringing attention to the board that they're sitting with a huge number of unhappy and insecure employees not knowing if they'll have an income next month," said Solidarity's Deputy General Secretary Johan Botha.
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Attending the Super Bowl and bringing attention to the campaign this way is probably something that Kjellberg can appreciate without having to worry about YouTube creators spending a ton of money on a facetious campaign.
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The subtle but controversial trend is an attempt to bring attention to the death of Li Wenliang, the Chinese doctor responsible for bringing attention to the virus who some say was silenced by the government.
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Together, the Planned Parenthood Federation of America and Liberated People are launching Liberated Woman, a brand-new initiative aimed at bringing attention to the dangers of limiting and even eliminating reproductive rights and healthcare access.
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" Now that she knows about forced arbitration, she says, "I'm hell-bent on bringing attention to it and doing everything I can to prevent what happened to me at Uber from happening to anyone else.
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Kim recruited her attorney -- Shawn Holley -- to help Cyntoia's clemency campaign, which started garnering tons of publicity after KK and other celebs like Rihanna, LeBron James and Snoop Dogg started bringing attention to her case.
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And on a recent afternoon, he climbed into an excavator to claw through a brick wall, bringing attention to a development meant to serve as a visible sign of improvement in a long-struggling city.
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The Iran deal — bringing attention to the world that every country needs to understand you can't overlook all of the bad things they're doing; you have to see them for the threat that they are.
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Sanders has earned a lot of credit for, first of all, bringing attention to really important issues like income inequality, like campaign finance reform, like helping people afford college," Mook said on MSNBC's "MTP Daily.
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In addition to bringing attention to the so-called "Globalists," a vague and shadowy cabal Jones believes is planning to annihilate humanity, he embraces his role as an entertainer with a finely tuned comic sensibility.
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Indian Wells CEO Raymond Moore has resigned in the wake of his stupid comments about how female tennis players should "get down on their knees" and thank male tennis stars for bringing attention to the sport.
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It's really worth bringing attention to because of its work with Adelante, a nonprofit organization that provides supported living spaces, meals, and employment opportunities for people with physical, mental, and developmental disabilities in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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"Bringing attention to this and raise some type of awareness for other people to be careful because I can't explain in words how hard it is to see her like this," Kaitlin Cabot, Jones' cousin, said.
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The list just goes on, but the big one is bringing attention to the disease, and helping people suffering to know that you can live a better life, and that there is life with Parkinson's disease.
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"Ariella Nyssa's post bringing attention to the realities of bloating was not the first time she's talked openly about body positivityNyssa shared the above photo in October on her Instagram account, writing: "Your body is beautiful.
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While most of the artists emphasize the positive aspects of bringing attention to mass incarceration, Christine Wang, a young Los Angeles painter who studied under Andrea Fraser at the University of California, Los Angeles, is skeptical.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Before it found acclaim, Garrett Bradley's experimental film America debuted as part of Sundance's New Frontier shorts in 2019, one of several programs bringing attention to new voices in film.
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He praised the movement as "really effective in bringing attention to problems," but said young activists should be more willing to work with political leaders to craft solutions instead of criticizing from outside the political process.
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The government does, and should have a strong voice in healthcare today, not only as a dominant payer for services through its Medicare and Medicaid programs, but also through its bully pulpit, bringing attention to best practices.
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The moon's light disseminates through the waning gibbous to the last quarter this week as it transits the signs of Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces between May 223 and 224, bringing attention to expanding and contracting emotions.
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No, but listen, again there are plenty of great companies that produce terrific shareholder returns, that like us are very much focused on results and less focused on press and less focused on bringing attention to ourselves.
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This is a social movement that has rocked American society, bringing attention to the horrendous ways in which sexism and sexual assault continue to play out in many of our major industries and in our private lives.
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" She said as a person of color at a predominantly white college, she felt that she had to take on the responsibility of bringing attention to what she's observed to be "superficial, not-very-obvious racism on campus.
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"I hate that I am bringing attention to this but this is absolutely disgusting that you would find this funny to mess with Travis & Kylie who just started a family together," Kim, 38, tweeted in reference to Stormi.
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Democratic lawmakers joined protests in D.C., and various celebrities made appearances at the rally in New York calling on Trump to release his tax returns, bringing attention to a long-running controversy stemming from his White House campaign.
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But don't tell that to some in the media, whose goal is to divide and conquer in an effort to promote one a bigger causes in their own mind: Bringing attention to themselves for all the wrong reasons.
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This attention to detail — the recognition that a catchy name could be key to bringing attention to the case - is evidence of McNamara's skill as a writer and of the role she played in humanizing and publicizing the case.
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Indisputably, Greta Thunberg is an exemplary leader — inspiring thousands of students worldwide to walk out of class every Friday to protest climate disaster and bringing attention to the Global Climate Strikes last month, in which 433 million people participated.
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Comments on the Steven Universe video, ranging from when it was first published two years ago to just a couple of days ago, talk about glorifying Hitler or thanking E;R for bringing attention to some of Hitler's speeches.
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It's also home to the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, which has a collection of vintage aircrafts, and other great sites like Dayton International Peace Museum and Carillon Historical Park, bringing attention to the city's rich history.
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Few travelers are privy to the tradition, but now, stylish newer spots like Tinta Fina, a sleek space with dark wood finishes, are bringing attention to the custom by sticking with it instead of following the latest food trends.
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The U.S. may put Chinese surveillance equipment company Hikvision on a blacklist that would limit its ability to acquire American components — expanding the tech rivalry between the countries and even bringing attention to the ways China monitors its own people.
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Robinson's jailing has tapped into a long-standing narrative among conservatives in the U.K. and Europe that authorities are quick to clamp down on anyone bringing attention to crimes associated with Islam, while being lax about the perpetrators of those crimes.
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"I hate that I am bringing attention to this but this is absolutely disgusting that you would find this funny to mess with Travis & Kylie who just started a family together," Kim Kardashian wrote on Twitter after the prank caused headlines.
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While it may seem to be a trite analogy, in the movies Rambo uses his anger and rage because he has PTSD and it has often been said this was Hollywood's way of bringing attention to this particularly important diagnosis.
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Ms. Coles also fits the mold of star Condé Nast editors, former and current, such as Tina Brown, Anna Wintour, Graydon Carter and David Remnick, who became known beyond the narrow world of Manhattan media while bringing attention to their publications.
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But the mess is also bringing attention to the essential problems that can grow from the U.S. model for pollution control, in which the EPA cedes authority to enforce laws to state agencies, while maintaining responsibility for overseeing the state officials.
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When he was originally accused of disrespecting veterans for sitting during the anthem, Kaepernick adjusted to taking a knee as a way to honor America's service members while also bringing attention to America's problem with racial inequality and police brutality.
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Intersectionality has been a central part of the movement, with the activists bringing attention to the fact that gun violence disproportionately affects communities of color, and the ways in which it's connected to other forms of violence and toxic masculinity.
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While many campuses have handled the issue of sexual assault poorly, U of M decided to go the other way in hopes that bringing attention to real consequences will show solidarity with survivors and set a precedent for future instances of campus assault.
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Instead Kintsugi highlights weakness, bringing attention to faults, promoting the depth of an object's true value by clearly exhibiting its exertions and the due care and attention paid to the object by its being repaired, as opposed to simply discarded or replaced.
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The Marxist-led ELN, which was founded by radical Roman Catholic priests in 1964, has said it could declare a unilateral ceasefire during the trip to honor Pope Francis, whom they have praised for bringing attention to the world's poor and disenfranchised.
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"I hate that I am bringing attention to this but this is absolutely disgusting that you would find this funny to mess with Travis & Kylie who just started a family together," Kim, 38, tweeted Wednesday in reference to the couple's daughter Stormi.
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In the demonstration, women from countries around the world congregated in cities, protesting for equal rights and bringing attention to the "economic injustices women and gender nonconforming people" face; while some took the opportunity to protest against Trump's policies on abortion and healthcare.
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"I hate that I am bringing attention to this but this is absolutely disgusting that you would find this funny to mess with Travis & Kylie who just started a family together," Kim, 38, tweeted Wednesday in reference to the couple's daughter Stormi.
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While he did apologize via an Instagram caption, he included in that comment "I do not stand for any type of sin or support the LGBTQ community," according to HollywoodLife, bringing attention to the church's sometimes turbulent views on abortion and gay rights.
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I was extremely passionate about bringing attention to some of the issues that were happening with their government, but more so because when you think of these Latin players, they are not all grouped together as Dominican, Puerto Rican, Venezuelan, and Cuban.
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Researchers need to avoid "simply reinforcing the normative view of race as the great social divide without offering fresh insights or bringing attention to an unrecognized problem," according to Dr. Richard S. Cooper from Loyola University Medical School, Maywood, Illinois and co-authors.
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Blue is the color of the Esteghlal team, and as news spread that one of its female fans had set herself on fire, Ms. Khodayari became known on social media as the "Blue Girl," with a hashtag, #BlueGirl, bringing attention to the ban.
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His bringing attention to the fact that some African-Americans are mistreated is well intended and well received, but not necessary to someone who just wants to enjoy a football game on their day off or over a cold beer at home.
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Another CDC official, Brian King, deputy director of the Office on Smoking and Health, suggested that it is possible similar injuries have gone unreported in past years and the current glare of publicity is only now bringing attention to lung injuries related to vaping.
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This is not to say that we should, or are even capable of, bringing attention to every act of violence in every corner of the world — but we should be mindful of how quickly we scroll past a story or flip to the next channel.
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The story of a heist that happens in the middle of an immersive theater production, the script Tension was Bousman's original way of bringing attention to a medium he'd fallen in love with after seeing productions like Sleep No More and Then She Fell.
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On Tuesday, the brand released a video directed by Harley Weir (who recently shot Stella McCartney's latest socially-sound fashion campaign) and styled by Vogue alum Camilla Nickerson, that features some of today's most prominent industry faces bringing attention to the cause via personal stories and declarations.
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No selection will ever be definitive or exhaustive, but I think we succeeded in representing something of the stylistic, demographic and storytelling range of the city on film, and also in bringing attention to some wonderful movies that are not as well known as they should be.
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I mean, Sean Spicer can answer that a lot better than I. But it just seem to me that she was really bringing attention to a very necessary issue, one the White House is now been grappling with, thanks to this new legislation on sentencing reform and so forth.
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Inslee, on the other hand, has staked his campaign on bringing attention to manmade global heating and put forward four installments of a still-developing plan to end fossil fuel use in the U.S. He had previously floated the idea of having a debate centered entirely on climate change.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Aperture magazine has recently released a "Platform Africa" issue, aimed at bringing attention to the institutions and initiatives that have cultivated and facilitated the development of photography in Africa over the last 25 years — particularly the biennials, experimental art spaces, and educational workshops.
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With this letter, it hopes to add more activists by bringing attention to startling facts surrounding education in developing nations, such as how girls often miss school when they're on their periods, are married off while they're still children, and have children when they're still of schooling age, among other issues.
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" As Julia Alexander noted in The Verge, the progression that Read describes is already visible; for example, some commenters on the E;R channel have expressed gratitude to the channel for exposing them to Nazi ideology, in some cases "thanking E;R for bringing attention to some of Hitler's speeches.
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So when the local branch of the recently established advocacy group Queer Nation seeks to disrupt the 1992 Democratic convention in New York City as a way of bringing attention to gay rights, Blakk, in her fuchsia faux Chanel, seems a natural figurehead, sweet and sour and sure to be noticed.
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Although Trump's speech may have been the first time many Americans heard about VOICE, it wasn't the first time the president announced his plan to create the office, which has its roots in the Remembrance Project, a Houston-based nonprofit dedicated to bringing attention to the victims of crimes committed by undocumented immigrants.
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Since her spirited shuffle with the Obamas, she's met the Harlem Globetrotters for her birthday, plus Dusty Baker and the Washington Nationals, and helped change local legislation preventing the need for DC residents to have a birth certificate to get photo identification, bringing attention to restrictive voter ID complications for elderly citizens.
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Those are important subjects the celebrities rarely mention when only talking about their own experiences While I appreciate these celebrities for talking out and bringing attention to the subject, I fear that the story of the most seriously ill, those who need help the most, is getting lost in the celebrity feeding frenzy.
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Today, In Sight is bringing attention to a book by photographer Timothy Duffy, who is attempting to bring a group of people who have labored in the shadows into the limelight with his new book, "Blue Muse," published recently by the University of North Carolina Press in association with the New Orleans Museum of Art.
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Instead, by bringing attention to Recy Taylor, giving a nod to domestic laborers and farmworkers, "the women whose names we'll never know," Oprah took a moment where she had every right to be self-centered and used it to highlight the experiences of women who will never be able to share their own stories on such a platform.
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Although they have been acting largely without the support of national executives, the Western allies of the Iranian resistance have succeeded in bringing attention to the ongoing plight of the members of the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI or MEK), and thus helping its community in Iraq to relocate away from the thumbs of the blood-drenched Ayatollahs.
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Dan KildeeDaniel (Dan) Timothy KildeeMark Ruffalo's environmental drama 'Dark Waters' gets DC premiere Overnight Energy: Mark Ruffalo pushes Congress on 'forever chemicals' | Lawmakers spar over actor's testimony | House Dems unveil renewable energy tax plan | Funding for conservation program passes Senate hurdle Mark Ruffalo pushes Congress for action on 'forever chemicals' MORE (D-Mich.), thanking Ruffalo for also bringing attention to the Flint water crisis.
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Dan KildeeDaniel (Dan) Timothy KildeeMark Ruffalo's environmental drama 'Dark Waters' gets DC premiere Overnight Energy: Mark Ruffalo pushes Congress on 'forever chemicals' | Lawmakers spar over actor's testimony | House Dems unveil renewable energy tax plan | Funding for conservation program passes Senate hurdle Mark Ruffalo pushes Congress for action on 'forever chemicals' MORE (D-Mich.), thanking Ruffalo for also bringing attention to the Flint water crisis in his district.
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