The national discourse on pay inequity has been ramping up.
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She turns her upbringing into a discourse on wage stagnation.
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Flowing from that would be a flourishing discourse on important issues.
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Pushing for more civil discourse on social media is a good thing.
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The rapper addresses the media speculation for her discourse on Twitter recently.
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Democrats' discourse on Iran now should take in more of these themes.
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In 2017, social media superstars are increasingly influencing public discourse on key issues.
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Discourse on social media has only gotten worse in the last two years.
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In Asia, there's less of a culture of public discourse on sexual harassment.
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What ensued was a long office discourse on how it smelled like something died.
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They're going to poison discourse on the internet by filling it with coherent nonsense.
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The result is a jarring contrast to the national discourse on poverty and inequality.
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The professors gave the worst grades to norms of civil discourse on both sides.
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Hyperbole is the current that runs through much of the public discourse on scientific research.
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But they will shape the definition of acceptable discourse on the world's largest social network.
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And what would it tell us about the state of political discourse on social networks?
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What's been your reaction to the discourse on these issues throughout the 2016 election cycle?
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But what if social media companies are intentionally tilting the political discourse on their systems?
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"He has been pilloried in public discourse on this issue, falsely," Celli told the judges.
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The conflict is central to both Twitter's future and the nature of discourse on the platform.
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He has vowed to improve the "health" of discourse on Twitter through policy and platform updates.
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He claims articles on the topic may stem from political discourse on immigration in the country.
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As a result, much of the political discourse on television is little more than partisan entertainment.
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And that, in turn, helps explain why hawkish discourse on Iran tends to be so dishonest.
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On top of that, the Conservative Party has at times had a relatively strong discourse on immigration.
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And the national discourse on the subject of molestation and rape is largely within a heteronormative paradigm.
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It is opening up the discourse on the problems with the accepted standards of the ridesharing industry.
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Levy's play portrayed a writer — effectively himself — who is preparing a discourse on the future of Europe.
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The American government should grasp its historic accountabilities, and encourage the new discourse on Haitian self-determination.
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Nowadays, you'd think it'd be easy to follow the conversational thread of discourse on a certain genre.
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Of course, it's also the case that political discourse on television — particularly cable television — is often terrible.
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So, I think there can somewhat be a facile way of discussing political discourse on an international level.
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But Menagerié, an actual lingerie brand for men, is here to change the discourse on gender-specific intimates.
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In "A Discourse on Inequality" he explains that mankind is truly free only in the state of nature.
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What would you say is the biggest or most consequential error in our popular discourse on climate change?
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Considering the highly censored discourse on the torture at Abu Ghraib proved, in many ways, too psychosocially probing.
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Thirty-five years ago, the discourse on immigration during the 1980 GOP Presidential Debate was compassionate and reasonable.
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There's been a lot of talk about the erosion of civil discourse on campus, and with good reason.
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Nor, unlike "War and Peace," does his novel offer a lengthy discourse on its author's theory of history.
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Second, on the substantive level, the discourse on innovation must be replaced with a dialogue on digital literacy.
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But having more discourse on the types of technologies that get created and released certainly needs to happen.
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The sheriff then provides a discourse on law and order, which he says are birds of a feather.
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It also dovetails nicely with the platform's ongoing push to increase the health of public discourse on Twitter.
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The hope is that as more studies emerge, public discourse on the effects of police violence will evolve.
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Going forward, Zuckerberg says Facebook will allow and encourage discourse on the behemoth social media platform, within limits.
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He returned to the point about 15 minutes later, at the end of a discourse on negotiating with Congress.
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In post-9/23 America, questions like these shape our national discourse on terrorism, law enforcement and public safety.
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This is a way for Twitter to show everyone that it's proactively trying to improve discourse on its platform.
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An appreciation of these issues can help elevate public discourse on important topics, including the future of our planet.
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The President's own Twitter activity has contributed to a change in the norms of political discourse on social media.
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To the Editor: Much of the public discourse on the Democratic presidential candidates features arguments over left versus right.
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While not often referenced in present discourse on Iran, the Islamic Republic and Washington have engaged in open combat before.
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Branching out from within via product innovation can help Twitter's platform change global discourse on how we live and work.
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Employees have also demanded that the company do more to promote civil discourse on the company's internal online message boards.
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Often, though, the discourse on these pages was within the mainstream of political discussion, even if hyper-partisan in nature.
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One year later, public discourse on refugees is arguably more frequent and nuanced — but the crisis is far from over.
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Instead, a truly fair and responsible discourse on any scientific subject should focus on where the burden of evidence lies.
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Ocasio-Cortez is also hard at work on the Green New Deal, and has ignited public discourse on tax rates.
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It was a step forward for diversity and created multiple opportunities for discourse on racial boundaries and dating across them.
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This paragraph is a little discourse on industrial pollution, but it is also an act of irony, almost a comedy.
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Aided by a savvy PR offensive from his publisher, Berenson hurled Anslinger's dark imagination back into the discourse on legalization.
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A similar fate befell "The Man Who Had Three Arms" (1983), a bilious discourse on the wages of evanescent celebrity.
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Many people have lamented the way that the Warren debacle has plunged our discourse on race back into the laboratory.
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In the view of most Korean Americans, the public discourse on North Korea and South Korea has been painfully uninformed.
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Harvey's vague response is a hallmark of how Twitter leadership responds when queried about complex issues threatening discourse on the platform.
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"It makes the larger players nervous," said an industry executive, calling the discourse on "junk food" in India discriminatory and unscientific.
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And Ferri's honest discourse on aging — while being the face of a product for mature skin — couldn't be more on pointe.
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It's valuable to have civil, informed discourse on contentious issues in which feelings, so often, get in the way of facts.
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Our response to diving is so reflexive that it permits no discourse on the topic – and certainly no dissenting mainstream voices.
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Executives at the company have been repeatedly called on to outline what constitutes hate speech and destructive discourse on the site.
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Their fans are nothing short of -holics, loyal to the band who changed the discourse on gender equality with their music.
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With every high-profile data breach and emerging global terrorist threat, public discourse on cyber security becomes increasingly polarized and unproductive.
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In it, Ms. Acogny recites from "Discourse on Colonialism," a caustic 1955 essay by the Martinican activist and intellectual Aimé Césaire.
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People working for a variety of groups and causes use bots to inject automated discourse on platforms like Twitter and Reddit.
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Meanwhile, Sanders had been stepping up his discourse on employment and retirement protections for coal miners, as he campaign in Kentucky.
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Looking at the photographs conjures welcome sensations, however, that are often absent in the recent discourse on race: pride, joy and hope.
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But with the rise of salary data, as well as an increase in public discourse on pay, that's less and less true.
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Nor will it negatively affect the public discourse on taxation, or fracking, or really anything that matters to the public at all.
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Activists shifted the public discourse on issues such as gun control and sexual assault as they mobilized to help candidates win office.
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Recently, they've flooded government comment systems with fake activism, distorted the national discourse on guns, and launched malicious attacks against the Justice Department.
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And that is that this is becoming the rule, instead of the exemption for political discourse on both the right and the left.
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Although some are pessimistic, Orlando may finally be an incident with the power to change the national discourse on guns as a whole.
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"We can have respectful discussions and civil discourse on policy while working together to improve lives," the senator's office said in a statement.
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In April, Twitter agreed to let her study the impact that publishing its rules publicly has on the overall discourse on the site.
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So the question on that certain app is we don't want to take a view that throttles the public discourse on something, right?
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We are at a crossroads in our nation's discourse on the role and value of higher education and how we should fund it.
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His message, according to a person present, was that religious and political discourse on the subject of the temple should not be separated.
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This fall, I have been working with the National Institute for Civil Discourse on a project to measure civility in the presidential debates.
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As discourse on the unnamed feeling evolved, users shared accidental triggers found online — a man unlocking a damaged padlock, someone brushing her hair.
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I was too squeamish to fully enjoy the opening discourse on boogers, but somewhere, a 10-year-old is about to start grinning.
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Reactions from the three firms have sparked debate about China's ability to influence discourse on its politics — even outside of its home turf.
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This perspective is characteristically lacking in high-level business discourse on the subject and nonexistent in popular discourse that's usually laden with misconceptions.
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But a question about the vote prompted him to embark on a long discourse on how reforms would increase productivity and cut unemployment.
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But recognizing real problems and speaking truth to power isn't disloyalty; it's at the heart of the public discourse on which democracy depends.
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The ongoing conversation about creating healthier discourse on Twitter hasn't exactly been served by the confusion surrounding the fate of likes and retweets.
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Whether the museum can rise to the challenge that's been thrust upon it — to shift the discourse on African art — remains to be seen.
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The NFL discourse on Twitter is mostly ad-hoc gibberish and First Take-ish posturing, but Schwartz has offered a smart and entertaining counterpoint.
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And the recent warm visit of Myanmar's army commander in chief to Austria and Germany only underscores the warped international discourse on the nation.
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I realized the only way discourse on campus could be improved was by empowering conservatives to share their beliefs publicly in a civil manner.
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Another possibility would be to come up with an indicator of how much a person is contributing to a "healthy" discourse on a platform.
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In a very strange discourse on the US-Saudi relationship as it pertains to Iran, Trump appears to be incapable of forming coherent sentences.
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Here be GMOs and dead Indians and food and water as a "secure investment" and an earthquake in Iceland and a discourse on melanin.
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The case also reignited an intense debate about gender dynamics in the workplace amid a discourse on issues like pay equity, harassment and assault.
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Pinter, like Chekhov, understood that reactions never come singly (though the shrilly opinionated discourse on social media today might lead you to think otherwise).
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One, created MIT Media Lab's Electome group, analyzed Obama's tweets and categorized them into policy categories, tracking them against 2016 election discourse on Twitter.
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Various cowboys and cowgirls with blacked eyes and lousy dentistry mosey up to the bar to drink and fight and discourse on human misery.
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How can the political discourse on social media remain relevant while at the same time being forced to portray a walled kindergarten version of reality?
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Yet in doing so, the man in question had become a flashpoint in the fraught discourse on the concept of what "body positivity" should mean.
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The Communist Party tightly controls discourse on the 1958-61 Great Leap Forward, in which millions starved to death due to ill-conceived economic policies.
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Trump and his allies have sought to pin blame for the lack of civil discourse on Democrats, claiming liberals are hypocrites on issues of tolerance.
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Taking into account the increase in online harassment toward women, how have you seen discourse on the internet change since you first started using it?
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Whether it's a tweet, a status update or a detailed blog post, you get to express yourself and help shape the discourse on social media.
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The reason it has suddenly become part of the national discourse on immigration policy is that President Trump has put it there, front and center.
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Together these monumental performances of subjection mount an intense and affective discourse on human existence, its relation to systems of control, to time, and to nature.
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One of the things I was trying to ask is, there's all this discourse on empowerment, but what are we empowering women and girls to do?
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LGBTQ issues are at the forefront here, led by a long line of queer punks who've paved the way for open discourse on gender and sexuality.
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When I asked Hall about solid state LIDAR, and how it would move the industry forward, I expected a triumphant discourse on his company's next step.
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I want to use the teaching of a foreign language to facilitate a more nuanced dialogue that needs to exist in today's discourse on every topic.
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The goal is to push visitors' experience beyond the rarefied gallery walls and encourage discourse on complex topics inside the museum and in the surrounding world.
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That's perhaps the silver lining when one looks at the rambling discourse on international trade contained in the Republican and Democratic convention platforms released this month.
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In recent years, the discourse on head injuries in sports like football and hockey has become more public, sometimes laid bare in Hall of Fame ceremonies.
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While the bombs appear to have been products of an unsound mind, the suspect's politics sit well within what now constitutes mainstream discourse on the right.
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And then you have all these collateral consequences, which did not address the underlying issue, which was mental health or just inappropriate discourse on the internet.
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But Dowd isn't interested in entering any of her characters—even the more forgivably flawed ones—into the never-ending discourse on "unlikable" women on television.
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But in this case it also with hardened and left wing discourse on the hard left it&aposs leading to violence and it needs to be checked.
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Which brings me to my final point: some of the recent discourse on Memegen and elsewhere within the company has been, shall we say, less than civil.
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While it's a way of creating discourse on the internet, it's also the same strategy manufacturers historically used to sell cleaning products during serialized daytime television shows.
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Judging from WIRED's recent reporting—about the climate, discourse on social media, and international relations—the bet has, at the very least, gotten a lot more interesting.
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You should be speaking with someone who's at least twenty years younger than me and is pushing the discourse on this musical genre forwards with his peers.
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Mahboob says she wants to bring her country to the forefront of the global discourse on AI. "We are building the next MIT of Afghanistan," she said.
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When we asked whether American troops should be withdrawn from Afghanistan, we wanted a yes or no, not a discourse on how the war there is complicated.
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Our highly limited discourse on the topic means that Nazis and white supremacists are put in the same category with sacrilegious art exhibits and provocateurs like Flynt.
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The clip took several barely veiled shots at Mr. Trump's policies and manner, as well as the ever-coarsening state of political discourse on Washington's Capitol Hill.
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A skewed political and media discourse narrowly focused on polarized positions on gun issues quickly fades, while discourse on programs that truly make schools safer never occurs.
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You wouldn't know it by observing the discourse on these topics, but it is possible to consider a complex subject and have a nuanced opinion on it.
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As erratic as Elon Musk is, perhaps only he — as the person with the germinating idea — could shift the public discourse on how to power our cars.
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The evolution of political discourse on autism, sub-minimum wage, and other disability issues implies a broader shift in the balance of power in the disability community.
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But with Young's photographic project, he can only hope that these victims are remembered as individual lives lost and as part of the greater discourse on gun violence.
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Listening to the discourse on philosophy and art technique makes us realise how much we take for granted in the UK that we can freely discuss these issues.
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The discourse on migration in Britain is brutal and insane, and the laws are enforced by dawn raids and racist vans, an exclusionism on the point of fascism.
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They were all talking about going dark, and the problems they have as police agencies when the public discourse on the issues around police powers is so poor.
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She emerged on New York's art scene in the early noughts when cultural discourse on postcolonial subjectivity was reaching its boiling point in the academic and art worlds.
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We do not want to shut down good conversation, we want to help kids on how to have a proper discourse on controversial issues in a respectful way.
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One restaurant in Albuquerque, New Mexico, at least, boldly refused to let the national discourse on race and violence in America settle in the back of our minds.
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The murder of 10 innocent people and this Facebook post have suddenly started a mainstream discourse on what incels are, what they believe—and how to appease them.
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And the staged, Jerry Springer-like partisan brawls on cable news have become so normalized that this ugliness is reflected across the public discourse on social media platforms.
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Over the last few years, the Black Lives Matter movement (or the Movement for Black Lives) has revitalized national discourse on racial justice, especially with regards to policing.
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After a weeklong discourse on the ethics of corporal punishment, he estimated about 153 people told him they'd changed their minds and would no longer hit their kids.
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And while the settlement means that Kaepernick's official case has ended, discourse on his impact on matters of race, patriotism, and activism are unlikely to end anytime soon.
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When the distinction between truth and lies disappears there is no basis for the rational discourse on which the organization of a free society, governed by laws, depends.
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Actually, we can be quite emotionally violent to one another; general discourse on Twitter is extremely emotionally violent even if it can be full of truths, you know?
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Digital public shaming not only stunts the growth of the teenage mind and ideas, it also stunts the growth of fruitful and equal discourse on emotionally charged issues.
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Mark Halperin and Charlie Rose set much of the televised political discourse on the race, interviewing other pundits, opining themselves and obsessing over the electoral play-by-play.
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Facebook's future profitability could be strained as the highly-charged political discourse on the social network sours the user experience for many, a fund manager told CNBC on Thursday.
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My work is a discourse on black representation within canonical art by means of traditional painting techniques and the allegorical meaning that goes into composing images and creating narratives.
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In the midst of a lengthy discourse on the victims of war and the rule of law, which was previously disclosed, the transcript includes the following, previously censored passage.
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I love a good discourse on moral philosophy (who doesn't) and The Good Place has treated me to way more of that than network TV has any business doing.
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In April, writer and AIDS historian Sarah Schulman wrote a series of trenchant tweets that distilled some of the anxieties found in present-day queer discourse on this score.
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Jones invited ex-CIA Trump fan Robert David Steele onto Thursday's program, and the pair launched into a wholly rational discourse on the existence of illicit Martian slave youths.
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Thanks in part to trailblazers on social media, there's been a lot of discourse on the sensitive subject of how women's body hair is perceived over the past few years.
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Philosophy of science is an integral part of our public discourse on science, which is why I have always endeavored to communicate the value of science to society at large.
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The house erupted, going in on her alleged lack of maturity and readiness for a forever love (this dumb chatter is common discourse on nearly every season of the franchise).
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If the Republican Party hopes to reach the Hispanic community during this election cycle, it should look at the Utah Compact as a modern model for reasonable discourse on immigration.
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Some observers have dubbed the 2016 race the "Twitter election" due to the large amount of political discourse on Twitter and the back-and-forth between candidates and other politicians.
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In the absence of dynamic art publications and public discourse on contemporary practices, these letter exchanges privately pushed artistic practices and methods when no institution publicly would (or legally could).
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On this day in 1786, a Briton living in India delivered a discourse on a little-known proposition: Sanskrit, Persian, Latin, Greek and other languages might have a common source.
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In it, she recites her own adaptation of Descartes's "Discourse on Method" and turns it into a personal and spiritual statement, from which the title of the show is drawn.
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With some federal loan rates as high as 7.9 percent, it does not take much to entice my fellow millennials, especially the older ones, into an emotional discourse on the subject.
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One of the major arguments against a broader impeachment was that it would have sidelined discourse on the material concerns of American voters and the very worst aspects of Trump's governance.
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"Her forthright activism and outspokenness about addiction, mental illness, and agnosticism have advanced public discourse on these issues with creativity and empathy," said the Humanist Hub, which gave her the award.
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In his Discourse on the Origin of Inequality, Rousseau depicted how enraging it is to subordinate oneself to the desires of others, in a state of exclusion from Voltaire's opulent civilization.
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I say that it was popular, because the movement for gender justice in the workplace is so big and so total that it is rapidly changing the media discourse on feminism.
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Mr. Obama may have left crucial issues out — like how money corrupts American elections, Mr. Trelles said — but his discourse on issues that matter to the Cuban people went over well.
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Why it matters: The move underscore's Twitter's ongoing effort to bring transparency to political discourse on their platform, fake accounts for politicians and political groups have caused confusion in the past.
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Pumphrey says that his experience as a deaf voter has been unfulfilling and that he doesn't feel as if he's able to fully contribute to the greater mainstream discourse on politics.
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It is about trying to force us to limit our own discourse, on pain of economic ostracization, to avoid anything that might trigger the deep insecurities of China's president, Xi Jinping.
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On this day in 1786, a Briton living in India delivered a discourse on a little-known proposition: that Sanskrit, Persian, Latin, Greek and other languages might have a common source.
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But just as often the language of P.C. has more to do with imposing elite norms of discourse on a wider population that neither necessarily wants them nor fully understands their purpose.
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In the past decade, America has seen its first African-American president, the constitutional recognition of a right to same-sex marriage, and a new discourse on gender identity and workplace harassment.
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True, but Islam is different in that you have this global discourse on terrorism, which is oppressive and limits the capacity of Muslims inside China to interact with Muslims outside of China.
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For one thing, both Trump and Sanders spoke in a manner that, while outside the generally accepted elite discourse on Israel, was firmly in the center of the views of American voters.
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Well, meth is associated with white people, but it's the same discourse on depravity and dependence, the same punitive logic as it was for the so-called urban black underclasses and crack.
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However, in our national discourse on slavery's legacy and racism's persistent grip, we have overlooked a crucial fact: Our history of human bondage and white supremacy is not restricted to the South.
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Rational policy discourse on these profound challenges will now be far more difficult because they have become entwined in American politics and Turkey's ties to a former American general and intelligence official.
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His discourse on crosswalks comes amid a two-hour stroll filled with such details, each one revealing some new facet of the city's logic and history, like little veils being peeled away.
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A bold move by Obama can help advance the cause of Palestinian freedom in the international arena, and move US discourse on Palestine and Israel forward before Trump and Friedman come to power.
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US political discourse on Twitter has devolved to the point that it is nearly impossible to tell what, if any, influence foreign-based bot networks have on its content, social media experts say.
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McClintock says Flood wanted to do a site-specific, tech-centered show in San Francisco to confront issues that surface around discourse on social media and the censorship imposed by the platforms themselves.
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The conversation in French and English veered from the personal to the historical: The cost to the family of dedicating their lives to the restoration gave way to a discourse on historical impermanence.
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Former Twitter CEO Dick Costolo told CNBC on Monday that the social media company should give different sharing permissions to different types of accounts as a way to improve discourse on its platform.
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Eight years later, it's difficult to imagine our current discourse on inequality—or the present centrality of inequality as a policy issue to begin with—without the framing and language that Occupy popularized.
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In any case, his prize-winning entry in the contest, published in 1750 as his first philosophical work, "A Discourse on the Moral Effects of the Arts and Sciences," abounded in dramatic claims.
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Elizabeth partly wanted an empire to further her own desires and partly—as Raleigh's half-brother explained in his "Discourse on how hir Majestie may annoy the K: of Spayne"—to thwart Spain's.
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Circulation is curated by Melanie Buehler, founder of Lunch Bytes, a series of talks that took place from 2012 to 2015 to promote a discourse on the subject of art and digital culture.
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With regards to Egypt and the Middle East, discourse on human rights and democratization will become background noise, as the Trump administration's foreign policy will likely focus on advancing US economic and security interests.
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Amazingly, Majoli appears either uninformed by or uninterested in years of academic scholarship and considered discourse on how the aestheticization of human suffering is, in itself, a way of dehumanizing the subjects of images.
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We could borrow Situationist critique and discourse on the Spectacle of the Dress until the end of days, but according to the company who made the dress the garment is actually black and blue.
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We could borrow Situationist critique and discourse on the Spectacle of the Dress until the end of days, but according to the company who made the dress the garment is actually black and blue.
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"[Audiences] are not allowed enough chances to read public discourse on these films by the people that the films were made for," Larson said in 2018, during a speech at the Crystal + Lucy Awards.
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"Its contribution to international discourse on issues of injustice, resistance, love and humanity underscores the dynamics of the element as being at once cerebral, socio-political, sensual and spiritual," UNESCO said in a statement.
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The passage of the Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) Mission Act of 85033 by both the U.S. House and Senate marks a much-needed shift in the national discourse on health care for veterans.
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Twitter has been working towards increasing health of discourse on its platform — the biggest moves it's made have been more aggressive account removals and choosing to quarantine tweets from politicians which violate community guidelines.
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Part of the movie's pleasure and its ethos — which wends through its visuals — is how it dispenses with familiar either/or divides, including the binary opposition that tends to shape our discourse on race.
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"We must also recognize that the shameful content and tone of the national discourse on trans issues contribute to stigmatization and dehumanization that lower the barriers to this kind of violence," the organization said.
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A recent readout of a cabinet meeting made no mention of the coronavirus, but did include a lengthy discourse on the benefits of burning yuzarlik (Peganum harmala), a folk remedy, to prevent infectious diseases.
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A growing discourse on the right has floated sacrificing the lives of those most at risk of the virus — the elderly and those with underlying conditions — in exchange for focusing on an economic revival.
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So the priority for us is really rooted in ensuring that we're inspiring people to start conversations, inspiring them to participate in conversations, giving people the tools to have healthy discourse on the platform.
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Nothing gives me the right to enter the discourse on race, nor anyone; it isn't a right, but a decision, to throw our hat in the ring and face the possible consequences for caring.
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"[Audiences] are not allowed enough chances to read public discourse on these films by the people that the films were made for," Larson said on Wednesday night during a speech at the Crystal + Lucy Awards.
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After a long discourse on what is broken in politics — gerrymandered districts, a flood of undisclosed campaign contributions and negative advertisements — Mr. Obama cited the low turnout numbers in American elections, especially by young people.
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But when it comes to political discourse on television and in our personal lives, we seem to have strangely embraced a new set of words that we are, for some reason, not allowed to say.
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At the top of the year, Justin Timberlake drew from rural American imagery for his album Man of the Woods, resulting in lackluster sales by his lofty standards and an online discourse on white privilege.
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"They've played an invaluable role of maintaining the ongoing discourse on congestion pricing," said Scott Rechler, chairman of the Regional Planning Association, an influential urban policy group, and another member of the state task force.
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The gun lobby is one of the most potent political forces in Washington, doling out tens of millions of dollars each election cycle to lawmakers and campaigns to steer the political discourse on gun regulation.
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Call out culture is still a foundational element of the discourse on Twitter, and publicly mentioning a user in a tweet criticizing them allows the people who view the tweet to more easily follow suit.
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In the discourse on privacy, we tend to deal chiefly with questions of controlling the transmission or management of information after it has been collected, with regards to issues of data anonymization, security and encryption.
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After first calling for "unity" and civil discourse on Wednesday, Trump lashed out again Thursday at the "hateful" media, while his supporters accused Democrats of unfairly suggesting the president was to blame for the bomb scare.
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Other critics of the measure said it would reduce police accountability at a time of heightened public discourse on the topic after police-involved shootings in Louisiana and Minnesota and deadly sniper attacks on Dallas police.
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Not because they want to disengage with the problem or ignore the valid concerns being raised there, but because the discourse on Twitter has become so extreme that it's hard to have much of a discussion.
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But it is yet another signal that the Overton window (the scope of ideas on a topic considered acceptable in the public discourse) on technology and how it's changing the way we live might be shifting.
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Then there were the masterpieces of European philosophy since the 17th century: Descartes's "Discourse on Method" in a first edition; the first English translation of Hobbes's "De Cive"; and first editions of significant works by Kant.
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Plunge into the progressive discourse on immigration, and you'll quickly hear that it's not enough just to legalize America's 11 million unauthorized migrants, however cherished the goal may be and however long it has eluded reach.
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To conclude this rather long discourse on royal shade, allow me to leave you with my very favorite royals GIF of all time, which shows a rare triple royal side-eye during an entirely nonpolitical event.
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Steel import restrictions should be ended for the good of the broad manufacturing economy, but that change ought to be accompanied by a concerted effort to raise the quality of the public discourse on trade issues.
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From mass shootings, to noxious political discourse on platforms like Facebook and Twitter, to the countless sexual harassment stories that have come to light in recent weeks, news has been a bit bleak to say the least.
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"The Triennale of Milano is making use of films that deal with the Syrian struggle for dignity, to serve an aesthetic-political discourse on the 'refugee crisis' from a Western point of view," the collective told Hyperallergic.
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Mr. Ashe's political transformation had begun six months earlier when he gave his first public speech, a discourse on the potential importance of black athletes as community leaders, delivered at a Washington forum hosted by the Rev.
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While Twitter's decision may earn it kudos in the midst of the backlash against Facebook, some have described the policy as "extreme," noting that it may do little to improve civil discourse on the platform in general.
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"They will be joined each night by expert guests to discuss the news of the day and engage in powerful debate, providing fast-paced, thoughtful discourse on relevant stories pertaining to politics, media and culture," it continued.
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By emphasizing an account's number of followers, Dorsey believes it incentivizes individuals to post more polarizing content that has the potential to go viral and attract more followers, creating a more divisive and toxic discourse on the platform.
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For weeks, Trump's claim that Obama had his "wires tapped" at Trump Tower during the election dominated the White House press briefings, political talk shows and discourse on Capitol Hill, with many pressing the White House for evidence.
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"Its contribution to international discourse on issues of injustice, resistance, love and humanity underscores the dynamics of the element as being at once cerebral, socio-political, sensual and spiritual," UNESCO said in a statement to the news agency.
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He continues to fight his cancer today, but cases like his are increasing amid the discourse on HPV vaccination rollouts in the UK. "I would urge all boys to be vaccinated as a matter of course," he said.
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"There are some who would use these events to stifle a movement for change and quicken the demise of a vibrant discourse on the human rights of Black Americans," read a statement from the Black Lives Matter Network.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Loaded words like hordes, swarms and waves have poisoned the global discourse on migrants, fuelling fears instead of highlighting potential economic benefits, experts said on Tuesday, calling for an overhaul of the migration narrative.
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By protecting the right to free speech and expression, while simultaneously demanding civility and respectful discourse on all sides, universities can take care of these problems without political threats that undermine the very purpose of the university itself.
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"But we just don't know if they're all correct," she said, which is why the company recently put out a call to academics and other experts to suggest new metrics for measuring the "health" of discourse on Twitter.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions warned of people seeking to block open discourse on campuses and said he did not see a contradiction between that robust defense of speech with Trump's sustained criticism of protests held by professional athletes.
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Obama, who grew up on the South Side of Chicago and was in the first generation of her family to attend college, spoke of her father, part of a discourse on the power of hope to fuel opportunity.
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Original story:Twitter is limiting the visibility of prominent Republicans in search results — a technique known as "shadow banning" — in what it says is a side effect of its attempts to improve the quality of discourse on the platform.
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It's also a dust-biting Western of a road-trip chase across the Great Plains, an introduction to new mutants and a farewell to some favorites, and yes, a bittersweet discourse on what a drag it is getting old.
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Yet these stories have always been so sporadic in frequency and uneven in intensity and analyses that they have been easy to miss or ignore; they're a marginal edge of a large and largely positive social discourse on meditation.
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Black Twitter has become a virtual office water cooler for engaging in discourse on everything from cultural appropriation (which Ms. Stenberg, who received the Young, Black and Gifted award, addressed in a viral video) to inside jokes like #growingupblack.
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With camera lights flashing, the investor sat down at a table, alongside his two sons and his son-in-law for a rare press conference, and began a pep talk that led to a wide-ranging discourse on economic development.
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The ongoing saga, which resulted in her stalker being captured by the Secret Service this year, has sparked a discourse on stalking laws, including proposing new stalking legislation that would emphasize the greater threat of cyber stalking and internet threats.
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"Popular discourse on technology has sustained the idea that there is a digital space apart from the social world rather than intrinsic to it," Jurgenson writes in an introductory post explaining the mission, structure and conflicts of interest the endeavor comprises.
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Had O'Rourke mounted a thoughtful campaign to shift the Overton window (the spectrum of acceptable ideas in public discourse) on issues like gun control from day one, and presented his ideas with care, his recent antics could've made some sense.
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COO Sheryl Sandberg said Facebook will stand by its policy of allowing issue-related ads to be served because of its support for free speech, but she said the company wants to elevate the quality of discourse on the platform.
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And he intimated that Justice Kagan's discourse on tactics plaintiffs might adopt to fare better in future cases was inappropriate: "[W]e lack jurisdiction to decide this case", he wrote, "much less to draw speculative and advisory conclusions regarding others".
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Watch: The Abortion Pill The heightened visibility of the fetus as a separate human entity has occurred in tandem with the second factor—the increased emphasis in medical research and media discourse on the factors that affect fetal and child health.
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Nevertheless, 15 U.S. government agencies took flight to Maputo to stake out new ground, and the great power competition rhetoric of Bolton from last year was dialed back to a discourse on "win-win" scenarios for the United States and Africa.
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A look back at the events leading up to the FCC implementing Obama's Internet plan shows a well-coordinated and well-funded campaign to hijack U.S. regulatory policy and influence commerce and public discourse on the Internet for decades to come.
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Crucially, the film makes sure to explore the place which migrants from Korea and Taiwan have in this underclass — even today, minority groups are often left out of discourse on these issues in Japan, and are essentially invisible in media coverage.
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Today especially, in much of our American stereotypical box-checking discourse on identity, those geographic and cultural truths can prevent us from seeing the frequent counternarratives to our biases, those revealed from real intimacy and consistent proximity through a unified goal.
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So if the imagined dialogue seems sometimes pointedly drawn from 2017's discourse on racism and police violence, it's likely on purpose; it's not as if the way people talk about race has changed as substantially as we might like.
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Also present was Amos Bronson Alcott (Louisa May Alcott's father), a local school superintendent so garrulous that his neighbors would start walking in the opposite direction when they saw him coming to avoid an interminable discourse on one subject or another.
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They see college students disinviting conservative speakers for being "problematic," or "canceling" celebrities who violate the rules of acceptable discourse on race or gender identity, as evidence that identity politics' fundamental aim is overturning liberalism in the name of equality.
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"This report is part of the administration's efforts to illuminate basic statistics that should be at the hands of the American people to inform public discourse on the issue," a senior administration official told reporters during a briefing on Tuesday.
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Yet his surrogates -- including a handful of inexplicable African-Americans, Latinos and Muslim Americans -- cover up his callousness by dismissing criticism as mere political correctness, ignoring the corrosive effect of his vitriol on race relations and civil discourse on this important subject.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Amateur golfers need to be made a priority to keep the sport growing even though the professional game is a multi-million dollar industry and getting stronger, Gary Player told Reuters in a frank discourse on the future of the game.
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Rather, it comes from Utah, where prominent leaders in business, law enforcement and religion from across the state, including two Republican former governors, came together in 2010 to sign the Utah Compact, a declaration of five principles guiding Utah's discourse on immigration.
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Trump did offer some uplifting stories Monday — including a moving discourse on the need to keep up momentum in life and in business — and implored the young scouts never to give up working and advised them to find a career they loved.
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"One thing that the public has been critical of is of local, mainstream media and their reporting of issues relating to the government, and many here have sought other avenues for which they can discuss and provide discourse on the government," Galgal said.
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"In an age when even the Supreme Court has said that kicking people off the internet goes too far, changing the DMCA to undermine its safe harbors would be a disaster for those engaged in civic discourse on the internet," Masnick said.
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While children are spellbound by beignets and bowling to live "swamp pop," a Creole/Cajun/rockabilly musical genre unique to Louisiana, parents can stealthily work in discourse on colonialism and position "Nouvelle Orleans" as a microcosm of the melting pot called America.
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REBECCA VILKOMERSON Executive Director, Jewish Voice for Peace Brooklyn To the Editor: I am a co-founder of Open Hillel, a movement of Jewish college students and recent graduates working to promote open discourse on Israel-Palestine in the Jewish community on campus.
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Twitter appears to have adjusted its platform overnight to no longer limit the visibility of some prominent Republicans in its search results, a problem that the company said was a side effect of its attempts to clean up discourse on its platform.
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The play and its bravura leading player are back through July 28 in a larger theater, Wyndham's, which Mr. Molina and his gracious co-star, Alfred Enoch, fill to bursting with their testy, teasing discourse on the ravages and rewards of art.
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It's also a strategic question, one of location, context and audience, and it shouldn't surprise anyone that we can move more quickly in the realm of academic philosophical discourse on these questions than we can in the realm of legal and political institutions.
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Instead, after a lengthy discourse on dismembering delivered in the still-piping voice of my delicate fairy of a child, I found that I needed to go outside and walk aimlessly down the driveway, and then, filled with purpose, to the mailbox.
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We owe to feminism the huge amount of freedoms and vulnerability and expression that men can have right now, but at the same time there is very little discourse on the type of sensuality experienced being a man in a friendship with another man.
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While there is ample discourse on the subject in philosophical circles, those of us in the arts tend to focus on the objects created by artists, often finding ourselves excusing or reveling in the egregious behavior of the artists themselves — male artists, generally speaking.
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But I believe it is our job to contribute to public discourse on the value of science and to make sure that discussions about the role of evidence, the accuracy and reliability of scientific theories, and the effectiveness of methodological approaches are properly investigated.
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The common discourse on immigration and terrorism focuses its attention away from these true causes, and therefore the true solutions, and instead focuses on factors which are factually incorrect and motivated more by racial bias than by an adherence to the reality of the situation.
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The conflict is central both to Twitter's future and the nature of discourse on the platform So Twitter appears stuck between implementing some safeguards that could change the free form nature of its service and continuing to passively enable the harassment of its users.
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Suharto, the army leader who seized power in the mid-1960s and ruled Indonesia for 32 years, signed a decree about three decades ago banning provocative political discourse on ethnicity, race and religion, an effort to maintain public order and racial and religious harmony.
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If Americans are now waking up to a new external enemy, might it not reduce the notorious internal polarization of recent times, which we can see in the decline of bipartisanship in Congress as well as in the vehemence of discourse on social media?
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When she hits a wall on her magnum opus (a discourse on creative inspiration, ha!) Anna shifts her scholarly compass toward the foreshortened career of Frederick Langley, a deceased short-story writer who slammed the brakes on his career at the peak of his popularity.
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But what gets lost in Instagram filters is the kind of rebel spirit you feel on the ground: the intensity it takes to achieve simplicity and craftsmanship; the discourse on history and religion and relationships and vices that leaves you buzzing long after a delicious meal.
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Political operatives and campaigns have maintained that the announcement by Google is a halfhearted attempt to address the underlying issues plaguing political discourse on social media, an issue that has made tech companies a target of withering criticism from Congress, advocacy groups and some Democratic 2020 candidates.
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Many black state and local elected officials, out of fear of social media backlash, aren't saying it publicly, but they talk privately about mounting frustration in communities and a sense that the national discourse on black life swerves around that topic if police aren't the perpetrators.
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The letter from the city manager came a few days after a meeting with city officials in which Mr. M'Bow, accompanied by his lawyer, denied all but one of the assertions and went into a "lengthy discourse" on pornography as an "art field," according to minutes of the meeting.
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Those discussions were a break from the mainstream discourse on health care right now, which tends to fixate, appropriately enough, on how the GOP's "repeal and replace" pledge failed, the fixes required to sustain the Affordable Care Act, or the contours of Sanders' forthcoming "Medicare for all" legislation.
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But to the tennis champion Serena Williams, a decision to let her 18-year-old nephew drive her to meetings so that she could safely use her phone in the car filled her with misgivings that go to the heart of the national discourse on race and policing.
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Read more: Pewdiepie Is Teaching His Audience that Women Are Asking For It "Probably what seems the most unusual is thinking of gaming as a form of intimacy, which really runs counter to a lot of the usual discourse on gamers being isolated, anti-social nerds," Apperley said.
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Since starting in 2016, For Freedoms has grown as an artist led platform to include 800 artists whose work has appeared in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and Washington D.C., in exhibits and on billboards that allow new images to enter the public discourse on art and activism.
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But it is also fueled by false narratives we tell ourselves and the destructive myths we choose to believe -- and ignore at our peril in this #MeToo moment, marking its one-year anniversary amid the painful and divisive Kavanaugh chapter in our national discourse on sex, gender and power.
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Suharto, the army leader who became president and ruled Indonesia for 32 years after seizing power in the late 1960s, signed a decree about three decades ago banning provocative political discourse on ethnicity, race and religion in an effort to maintain public order, and racial and religious harmony.
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I don't know if it's a result of the clipped pace of discourse on social media, increased social polarization, aggregators like Rotten Tomatoes that flatten critical opinion and enable questionable audience opinion, or the politicization of American society — or maybe I just haven't been paying attention until now.
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The story of a children's TV host (not Mr. Rogers, but Rogers-adjacent) whose inability to express negative emotion after a lifetime of repression is as relevant as ever in 2020, when the question of what to do with bad feelings generates unyielding discourse on mental health, trauma, and masculinity.
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Much of the current public discourse on trans issues, such as what bathrooms people should use, whether you're obliged to respect people's chosen gender and what defines a woman, has about as much to do with these planned legislative changes as it does with gay people getting married in Australia.
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The President's prolonged discourse on North Korea in an Oval Office photo-op Thursday indicated just how much he has invested in the summit -- which Pyongyang threatened to blow up on Wednesday over US-South Korean military exercises and American demands for an irreversible decommissioning of North Korea's nuclear weapons.
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While so much of the discourse on the application of facial recognition technology reduces the debate to a balancing act between security and privacy concerns, it is important to recognize that the potential commodification of images of our faces inevitably will increase the worrisome trends of social alienation and distrust.
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He traces the current Republican discourse on the issue—Donald Trump's infamous wall, the renewed interest in revoking birthright citizenship, and the calls for mass deportations back to his movement, which mobilized hundreds of armed vigilantes to fend off migrants at the US-Mexico border back in the spring of 2005.
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" Kelly has called the shield "a gateway with the potential to open the discourse on the tragic modern history of Indigenous Australians under colonization," adding: "The healing power that this shield has for Aboriginal Australia is much greater than any value it can have as part of the British Museum.
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In a series of events—including a podcast recorded in the comedian Marc Maron's garage; an interview with George Stephanopoulos, which turned into a discourse on tolerance; and, most recently, his commencement address at Howard University—he, too, has been speaking out unequivocally, and doing some uplifting along the way.
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With the Federal Communications Commission scheduled to vote on the issue today, the threatened rollback not only imperils fair play and free speech; it will also empower foreign entities with substantial market-making power, like China's government, to meddle in American public discourse on a scale dwarfing Russia's recent cyber-chicanery.
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"It's been three years since Francis became pope, with his super-tough discourse on child sex abuse, but we have yet to see real action," said Peruvian journalist Pao Ugaz, who co-authored a book on the abuses in Sodalicio that propelled the scandal onto the front pages in Peru.
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Desire for an improved healthcare system might or might not lead to stronger base turnout in subsequent elections, but in either event the germ of the idea of single-payer healthcare would move from the outside edges of liberal circles to mainstream discourse on the front page of the New York Times.
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His answer to the question "What is tactical periodization?" for example, starts with a discourse on the structure of a cell, takes in cesarean sections, where alligators might live in the Mississippi, chameleons and quantum mechanics, and ends, no small number of hours later, with a discussion of the principles of cybernetics.
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"Let's for a moment put ourselves in the shoes of the president of the United States right now," urged Jay Sekulow, the president's personal lawyer, as he launched a meandering discourse on FISA court applications, operation Crossfire Hurricane and the investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller into Russia's meddling in the 2016 election.
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Join the Vera List Center for Arts and Politics at The New School – the only organization focused exclusively on advancing research, scholarship and public discourse on contemporary issues at the intersection of art and politics – in celebrating its 23th anniversary at the Vera List Center Prize Conference 227-22016 on November 22018-23.
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But calling for women to be "punished" for exercising our right to make our own reproductive decisions highlights exactly what I have found so troubling about the discourse on the Republican side (and it is not just Mr. Trump): men deciding women's issues, as if we are just too weak to stand up for ourselves.
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A 2011 meta-review of 30 years of research on sexual communication painted a bleak portrait of the general discourse on sexuality today: "Many parents see it as their responsibility to talk to their children about sexuality and yet do not engage in in-depth discussions with their children about sexual topics," wrote author Sandra Byers, PhD.
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His ability to preside over a mostly scandal-free administration, to restore dignity to the highest elected office, to exist as a public person who treats his intimates with respect and care, and to conduct an often intellectually elevated, wise, and sometimes humorous discourse on public affairs, far outstrips the low bar set by his predecessors.
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It was just the start of an eye-popping visual discourse on the art of the possible, which ranged from gossamer-thin crocheted mohair gowns inset with fur roses or traced with leather castles and creatures inspired by the early 20th-century Danish illustrator Kay Nielsen, to evening capes and coats with whole narratives in their wefts.
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I think, if you look at the global discourse on this matter, and you talk about the digital comments, I think everybody recognizes that digital technologies and communication platforms are great enablers, but we are also very mindful, whether you're businesses, media, social societies and governments, of the potential risks, and fake news, and so on.
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Yet while the discourse on global insecurity often remains confined to the War on Terror (and its predecessors, like the War on Drugs) being fought in and around the Middle East, our current state of insecurity underlies the entire structure of reality as a place of interminable tensions and ongoing revolutions, always animated by wars that happen elsewhere, far away.
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Anita Hill herself has spoken out against Biden's role in shaping the national discourse on sexual harassment, saying in multiple interviews that she believes Biden did "a disservice to me, a disservice more importantly, to the public" by not hearing the testimony of three other women who would have echoed the charges of sexual harassment on which Hill had given testimony.
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His "St Matthew Passion" took the performers out of their tuxedos and inert choirs and put them in a circle, in their own clothes, acting out the drama; his film of "The Symposium", called "The Drinking Party", put the actors into dinner jackets as old boys at a school reunion, reading Plato's discourse on love in one of the temples at Stowe.
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"This expanded group of visiting fellows will be able to fulfill the institute's mission of engaging students in discourse on topical issues of today, including local politics with Mayor Sly James, election cybersecurity with Robby Mook, White House communications with Sean Spicer, and issues of LGBTQ identity in the military with Chelsea Manning," Emily Hall and Jason Ge, co-chairs of the institute's fellows program, said in the news release.
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I will go a step further and say the last few years — as we have engaged in these subjects with respect and civility and have not really taken a political position, just tried to elevate the national discourse — our business has not been affected negatively on any level, even after we attempted to raise the level of national discourse on race, which I think we should talk about.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas) has a hold placed on Bill Northey's nomination for a key Department of Agriculture position until the White House agrees to at least entertain open, reasonable discourse on the ethanol mandate.
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For those of us outside of government, there are small steps we can take to help: we can contribute to the organization that saved Omran (The White Helmets); we can support the NGOs and churches taking care of kids and educating them while war ravages their lands (click here for one, among many); and we can get involved in the public discourse on refugees and argue for their fair treatment and human rights.
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Williams and the other Americans who proved unwilling to put their weekend plans on hold were simply the faces of a flawed government strategy to combat coronavirus—one that was created in line with the American ethos of personal responsibility, a belief system that has dominated political discourse on both sides of the aisle over the last three decades, and is now failing us in one of the most critical points of our history.
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There is something of the artist's position in the discourse on mid-century Color Field art that has been left out of the conversation that this exhibition quietly but determinedly puts back: it celebrates a black woman that has until recently been ignored by the modernist canon, one woman of color who ventured out into the oblique indifference of conceptual painting space and showed that yes, an object of color can make us think differently about the entire game.
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As for the daughter, Johnson writes: She will grow up outside China perhaps believing, according to the dominant discourse on Chinese adoption, that she was abandoned by Chinese parents who did not want her because she was a girl, even though, on the contrary, they struggled to keep her and gave her a name that means "victory" and "surpassing a gentleman," the daughter of a strong woman who risked everything to give her life, and then lost everything in the gambit.
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