Well, I've heard double bind, triple bind, but same concept.
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So, I feel as if I am in a double bind.
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Grassley is in a double bind, because caving to protect his
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Whether or not to disclose depression is a classic double bind.
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DOUBLE BIND Women on Ambition Edited by Robin Romm 303 pp.
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Mr Trump's trade policies have put Harley-Davidson in a double bind.
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But for L.G.B.T.Q. black folk, it has been worse, a double bind.
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Women face the double bind of needing to show competence and likeability.
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Washington is putting China in a strategically dicey double-bind on tech issues.
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Ms. Klobuchar talked about the double-bind of being a woman in politics.
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The theme, Double Bind means two conflicting ideas, similar to bi-polar or depression.
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Indeed, this leftward movement puts the party in a bit of a double bind.
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Rincon tells me the new legislation has forced sex workers into a double bind.
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In this way, I view myself — and imagine others — caught in a double bind.
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Sanders's ascendancy in the nomination fight places the Democratic Party in a double bind.
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The Golden State is in a double bind when it comes to drought and fire.
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Research shows that women face a serious double bind when they're seeking positions of power.
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With Catch-22, Heller identified a phenomenon that existed long before the book: the double bind.
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Today is about recognizing the double bind that Black women encounter in their lives and careers.
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These views, deeply ingrained in American society even today, put mothers in a political double bind.
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But in their current forms as managerial training camps, they lock students in a double bind.
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How do we loosen the double bind and remove the fear of risking careers and relationships?
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In some ways, European Christianity's historically entrenched churches, whether Lutheran or Catholic, are experiencing a double bind.
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Racial and ethnic minorities are often locked in a double-bind of marginalizing or fetishizing sexual stereotypes.
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She forces herself to acknowledge that double bind, then persists through the paradox instead of opting out.
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But there is much more to "Moonlight" — and to Juan — than this brutal double bind might suggest.
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" Carlock said, "It seemed like a funny double bind that he really believes he was that person.
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The feminist philosopher Marilyn Frye contends that double-bind situations are routine for members of oppressed groups.
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The collection's theme was "double bind," a theory of mental conflict that Jean-Raymond linked to depression.
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Probably not, but it's worth asking and studying what the solutions of the double bind would be here.
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If we can learn anything from Angela Merkel, it's that the issues at the heart of double bind matter.
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Yet there are few other alternatives for marginalized victims of domestic violence, leaving charities in a tough double bind.
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On Saturday afternoon, designer Kerby Jean-Raymond's Pyer Moss fashion label unveiled its fall/winter 2016 "double bind" collection.
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Greek agrees that the cumulative mental stress of a double-bind situation will eventually wear down a recruit's mental resistance.
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Sewing is a double bind for women in art, signifying both virtuous women's work and sex (the old in and out).
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"Now, there's a feeling now, this shitty, discouraging feeling in your gut, where you're in a compromised double bind," Thomas says.
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Together, these rules put banks in a double bind — they have to get customers the money before they've verified the checks.
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Those real emotions led Jean-Raymond to create his second collection, entitled, "Double Bind," which tackled mental health and depression head-on.
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"Until the federal government lifts its ban on marijuana, clinicians like myself are in a double bind," sex therapist Israel Helfand said.
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" On the spiritual-intellectual level, says Zeitlin, the key to understanding the Rajneesh socialization process is the concept of the "double bind.
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People like Milo Yiannopoulos and Ann Coulter have cleverly built their followings around putting progressives in exactly that kind of double bind.
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You Senate Republicans are in a double bind because what power you didn't give to the majority leader you gave to Trump.
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There's a culture of silence around cosmetic surgery that arises in part from what I think of as the double bind of beauty.
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Timely and important articulation of the double bind immigrants find themselves in, and why some — in this case the children — turn to extremism.
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This, as Guardian US reporter Molly Redden tweeted on Friday, puts us in the double bind of fearing we are perpetuating the problem.
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" As Ms. Dixon put it: "This is the ultimate double bind that black women face, where there is nowhere for us to go.
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After he demonstrated how the iPod could be built—which components, which interfaces, and at what price—Jobs put Fadell into a double bind.
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Conservative politicians and media personalities are stuck in a double bind now, where they are too afraid of comeuppance to tell their audience the truth.
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This puts people in a double bind, and the only way for them to resolve it—besides going mad—is to surrender to Rajneesh's authority.
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"It is an amazing roadmap for getting out of the double-bind that holds women back from taking what's rightfully ours," she told Business Insider.
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These new rules create a double bind for the most vulnerable trans people: Find work amid rampant prejudice and mistreatment, or lose critical medical coverage.
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Ahead, seven easy ways to turn that double bind into a win-win... At Refinery29, we're here to help you navigate this overwhelming world of stuff.
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Undocumented black immigrants are also at great risk of deportation, as they encounter the double bind of anti-black policing and racist immigration laws and policies.
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This leaves many emerging markets in a double bind of higher susceptibility to climate change combined with a weaker capacity to prepare for and mitigate the risks.
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Channels like Bounce Patrol now face a double bind: Shannon Jones, Bounce Patrol's creative director, says she's expecting Bounce Patrol's YouTube revenue to drop by 90 percent.
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But Clinton is in what Tannen calls a "double bind," in which a person obeys two commands but anything she does to fulfill one violates the other.
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The idea that a woman like Quijano is put in an impossible position isn't new — it's a similar double bind that has been haunting Hillary Clinton all campaign.
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Indeed, Hillary Clinton is the embodiment of this double-bind, with the decades-long dissection of her personality, not to mention her hair and wardrobe, to prove it.
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Set in 2011, "An Ordinary Muslim" considers the double bind facing those who wish to enjoy the opportunities of assimilation while also maintaining a connection to their traditions.
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If there's any way to escape this double bind and establish some agency, it may be to approach womanhood like Flynn does, as just another perversity among many.
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That's the double bind of a life lived online, particularly when you garner a real following: once you've shared one aspect of yourself, however small, that becomes public property.
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As coverage for even basic services is scaled back, including the recent Administration order removing the requirement that insurance plans provide addiction coverage, doctors are in a double bind.
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There is something about the hypervisibility of Hill's performance-body and the almost total absence of his figure in these photographs that speaks to the double bind of non-normative bodies.
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The woman in Seasons of Life was, therefore, presented with a familiar double bind: She could be rejected for being too "maternal" and smothering or for being too "assertive" and threatening.
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Her story will be published in an upcoming book of essays, Double Bind: Women on Ambition, along with other female tastemakers and media influencers like writer Roxane Gay and actress Molly Ringwald.
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The essays, from writers like Kate Millett, Eleanor Holmes Norton and Florence Kennedy — on subjects like aging, the double bind of racism and sexism, and the politics of housework — remain relevant today.
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We also recently held a session where we explored the topic of double bind – looking at the intersectionality from the lens of gender – because we know that all women are not created equal.
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If you're prone to feeling confused and weird, trapped in a double bind of having a lot of emotions and an aversion to being earnest, Bringing The Backline is confirmation of that tension.
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It's a double bind, as sociologists have put it — a situation where you're "damned if you do, damned if you don't," as Joan C. Williams, a law professor and workplace scholar has said.
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It is a double bind that has faced women of the far right for generations: To defend white supremacy, they must appeal to the values of tradition and hierarchy that structure racist politics.
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"This means male candidates are free to interrupt, while female candidates face a double bind: stay silent and fail to be heard, or speak up and get judged as too aggressive," Dr. Grant explained.
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Women are much more likely to be perceived as "abrasive" and get negative performance reviews as a result — which puts them in a double bind when they try to "lean in" and assertively negotiate salaries.
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" At an early stage, Shadle explains, native composers found themselves in an impossible double bind: "If works were too 'American,' they were not serious enough; if they were too 'European,' they were not original enough.
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" Tina Tchen, president and chief executive officer of Time's Up Now, released a statement Monday stating, "Gabrielle Union's experience at 'America's Got Talent' is exemplary of the double bind that black women face at work.
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Women are much more likely to be perceived as "abrasive" and get negative performance reviews as a result — which puts them in a double bind when they try to "lean in" and assertively negotiate salaries.
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And in keeping with their chosen theme — "double bind," which the designer described as two contrasting things in conflict — the music at the show consisted of rap lyrics performed to opera music, directed by Dario Calmese.
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"This is absolutely the kind of double standard and double bind [we often see applied to women candidates]," Celinda Lake, a pollster and Democratic political strategist, as well as president of Lake Research Partners, told Refinery29.
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But when Stefon hit, it also left Hader in the classic SNL double bind, where the success of a single sketch both cements a cast member's fame and threatens to swallow their entire body of work.
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"These laws put pregnant women in a double bind, forcing them to choose between risking their health and risking punishment," Carrie Eisert, policy adviser at Amnesty International and author of the report, said in a statement.
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Because of persistent gender biases and a working culture that routinely disadvantages women, juggling the desire to start a family with the pursuit of professional growth often becomes a double bind, one that manifests in insidious ways.
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Bernie collection, spring 2017), the widely documented and institutionally sanctioned murder of innocent people of color by police (Ota, Meet Saartjie, spring 2016), depression and the various pharmaceutical and chemical responses to it (Double Bind, fall 2016).
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The "double bind" means that women must project both warmth and authority in their body language: Smile, but not to the point of seeming like a pushover; take up space, but make sure you're not physically intimidating others.
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Their crowning achievement so far is "Me and My Dog," an indie-pop song enveloped in ethereal harmonies, which blends the three songwriters' sensibilities to crystalize feelings of romantic anxiety and the double bind of self-inflicted isolation.
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"By undervaluing the labor of creative professions, we put artists in a double bind: their artistic work isn't seen as work, but it's also assumed to be so lucrative that any non-acting job they might pursue is suspect," he wrote.
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Women face a double bind: We're expected to be responsible for the details and, at the same time, punished for caring too much; a bridezilla, as Kelsey McKinney wrote in The New York Times, is after all just a woman with opinions.
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According to the artists, this scene is a perfect illustration of the "double-bind" situations described by the late British anthropologist and cybernetic theorist Gregory Bateson who wrote about how mixed messages conveyed from a mother to a child can cause schizophrenia.
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It takes great care to show how the expectations that men have of Lula force her into dollish, sexualized roles, and it (graphically and violently) shows us the double-bind of sex and love in America during the back half of the 20th century.
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Not only was my work viewed within the double bind of woman and migrant but the question of "sharing my privilege" concerning Palestine was subject to similar degrees of censorship that Palestinians feel in their near imprisonment behind the bare life of the refugee camp.
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For example, when someone tells you to "be spontaneous," there's no outcome you can pull off that'll allow you to follow directions while also being spontaneous — and Bateson posited that continued exposure to double bind situations in childhood can result in schizophrenia in adults.
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Already I'm hearing more frequently from accomplished leaders (particularly women who face double-bind dilemmas) that they are increasingly afraid to hold themselves and others to high standards because they fear being labeled a rigid Type-A perfectionist who is difficult to work with.
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Ms. Hariton said common examples of bias that prevented women from advancing into more senior roles included "the double bind" — when men perceived a woman as either too aggressive or too passive, but never quite right — and assumptions about a woman's willingness to make sacrifices.
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Students in need must navigate not only the bureaucratic red tape to apply but also the double bind of the 20-hour workweek requirement — the minimum to receive SNAP benefits, but also the federal work-study maximum — all while staying in good academic standing.
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With his goal of "living forever or die in the attempt," he actively engages himself in efforts to get grounded or sent to hospital, but Catch-22, the imaginary rule of the 256th Squadron, the omnipresent double bind, always stops him at the last minute.
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Other research has shown female CEOs in the Fortune 1000 outperform the S&P 500 over their tenures; yet, only 5 percent of the Fortune 1000 companies have female CEOs, and the "double bind" problem for female leaders persists even today, according to research from Catalyst.
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Impossible math or visible shame—it's a double bind that plagues the catastrophically broke, and the kind of harrowing choice Matthew Desmond renders vividly and repeatedly in his extraordinary new book Evicted, a lyrical and exhaustively researched ethnography of eviction's effect on the poor in America.
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For teenagers today, the internet is both a stage onto which to step boldly and a minefield through which to step gingerly — a double bind that has given rise to whole new habits of living online, in which self-expression and self-protection are inextricably linked.
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Meanwhile, the upcoming Instacart strike will mark the first time gig workers in the United States—who face the double bind of working on the front lines of virus and lacking basic labor protections like healthcare and paid sick days—have walked off the job in response to coronavirus.
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We see the shoddy underpinnings of our construction of gender norms in pre-adolescent girls who forsake dresses for jeans, the absurdities of a teacher making gendered assumptions of elementary school children, and an extended sequence dedicated to a young working African American woman who's acutely aware of her double bind.
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" Rita Wahab, of Middle East–based HIV organization MENA Rosa, described having HIV in the region as a double bind: "Those who are at greatest risk of infection are also engaged in practices, such as sex work or same-sex relations, that are condemned by religious doctrine, social norms, and the law.
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But it presents a double bind: bitcoin is pseudonymous, allowing folks to buy meth with a degree of privacy, but it's also set up so that every transaction is traceable on a public ledger called the blockchain—not exactly ideal if you never, ever, ever want anybody finding out about your online habit.
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Ultimately, she did come to know this most important thing, and like Valenti, saw the double bind thrown back at her in the form of a contradictory threat, issued from deep inside the great male unconscious of the internet: You are too fat and ugly to rape, but I would rape you anyway.
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Much of what Traister and Chemaly address in their books is a double bind: We live in a world in which there is a good deal for women to object to, including the fact that a lot of men wish to harm and humiliate and subjugate us, but responding to that comes with its own penalties.
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Along related lines, Ann C. McGinley, a law professor at the University of Nevada, argued in a 2009 paper — "Hillary Clinton, Sarah Palin, and Michelle Obama: Performing Gender, Race, and Class on the Campaign Trail" — that women's identities as aspiring political leaders continue to be problematic, and require women to negotiate a double bind: if they are too feminine, they are deemed incompetent.
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If Cohen provided information on potentially criminal activities to the Southern District and it opened an investigation into them, it would place the President in a double bind: First, since it would be an investigation separate and apart from the Mueller probe, he wouldn't be able to argue that the Special Counsel exceeded his mandate or crossed a "red line" — after all, any U.S. Attorney's office is legally authorized (and duty-bound) to investigate any violations of federal law it learns about.
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