This is a movie about empowerment, and are movies about female empowerment necessarily feminist?
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The plan for the country's economic reinvention rests on a number of pillars, including youth empowerment, social organization and women's empowerment.
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GC Well, I wouldn't be putting my name or my empowerment movement in association with it unless I was actually going to bring empowerment.
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The Thread RE: THE EMPOWERMENT CULT Vanessa Grigoriadis wrote about Nxivm and its founder, who preached female empowerment and now stands accused of sex trafficking.
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"Facebook hasn't led to empowerment of the average citizen, but empowerment of professional propagandists, fringe elements and conspiracy theorists," said Mr. Heydarian, the Philippines political analyst.
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"I hear a lot of people speaking about girls' empowerment and women's empowerment — you will hear people saying they are helping women find their voices," she explained.
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"I hear a lot of people speaking about girls' empowerment and women's empowerment — you will hear people saying they are helping women find their voices," she said.
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In 1992, the company created one of the first "girl empowerment" ad campaigns, one that specifically positioned sports as a route to empowerment for girls and women.
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She traveled to Japan, where she delivered a speech on women's empowerment, and to India, where she discussed women's rights and economic empowerment at the Global Entrepreneurship Summit.
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Mika Brzezinski, agreeing with Axios' story yesterday about the global surge in women's empowerment, sent me this note about harnessing universal female energy in the quest for true empowerment.
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We want empowerment for women, but not the kind of empowerment where some women become CEOs and then become responsible for the violence toward the vast majority of [other] women.
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Under Zimbabwe's Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Act all foreign companies must sell at least 51 percent of their holdings by March 31, part of President Robert Mugabe's black empowerment drive.
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Judge Moore has expressed concern, as many other conservatives have, that the historical trend since the ratification of the Bill of Rights has been for federal empowerment over state empowerment.
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Any Democrat who claims to support women's empowerment and our national security but opposes her nomination is a total hypocrite Obviously, a person can both support women's empowerment and oppose torture.
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" In response, he teaches what he calls "couple empowerment.
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Entrepreneur & advocate for the education & empowerment of women & girls.
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He dedicated his career to women's empowerment, safety & equality.
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For individual channels, Shear said, Twitch views its job as what he described as "empowerment through tools, empowerment through automation" — both deployed in service of letting streamers have the communities they want.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe will repeal its indigenisation and economic empowerment legislation dealing with ownership of foreign-controlled companies and replace it with a new empowerment law, Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube said on Thursday.
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I was incubating in a warm goo of female empowerment.
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Conservatives see driving as the final firewall against female empowerment.
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What women's empowerment is about, she notes, is simply equality.
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We cheered for a memorable scene that celebrated female empowerment.
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Emma Watson just demonstrated her continued commitment to female empowerment.
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There are a ton of "women's empowerment" initiatives out there.
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There's a lot of chatter about women's empowerment out there.
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As women, we know that education is key to empowerment.
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" KT: "For me, it's just a word used for empowerment.
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There are opportunities for legal empowerment all over the world.
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They always have this level of like excitement and empowerment.
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I wanted it to be something to simulate women empowerment.
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Great strides being made towards the empowerment of women. pic.twitter.
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Instead, this was a moment of community and personal empowerment.
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Crisis averted, dream realized and financial empowerment set in motion.
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Ultimately, though, the EP serves as a tool of empowerment.
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And it has set back the cause of women's empowerment.
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Empowerment and disempowerment in these stories aren't opposites: they're complements.
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Empowerment isn't really about fairness in superhero or horror narratives.
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"We need empowerment, but also greater collective intelligence," Pauwels writes.
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Ava DuVernay at the Empowerment Experience event at the festival.
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It's all about black girl empowerment and black girl magic.
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Their vision for racial empowerment involves suits, ties, and politics.
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There is a sense of empowerment that's attached to that.
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For women in general in China, political empowerment is lacking.
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Recently, she spoke at a women's empowerment conference in Colorado.
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But there's no empowerment in the obsessive need for revenge.
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But, more than anything else, school choice is about empowerment.
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Today "empowerment" invokes power while signifying the lack of it.
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" Dargis called it "a sober chronicle of victimization and empowerment.
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He believes in women's empowerment as much as I do.
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Moreover, he equated my wheelchair with illness, rather than empowerment.
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The progressive empowerment of women is also an economic necessity.
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"This is a sign of women empowerment and unity," Rep.
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Orcel's call for "the necessary empowerment" received a curt response.
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I found empowerment in my freedom as opposed to loneliness.
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That's when her sister told her about the Empowerment Plan.
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The music largely conveyed optimism and empowerment instead of failure.
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" Read the cover story "The 'Sex Cult' That Preached Empowerment.
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Orcel's call for "the necessary empowerment" received a curt response.
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Her 2016 album, "Dangerous Woman," expertly balanced infatuation and empowerment.
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Meaning that the collection was his outreach and empowerment statement.
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Yeah, I was looking for a female empowerment Halloween costume.
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But almost every film on her docket involves female empowerment.
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The US empowerment score was just 4.9 out of 10.
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Because it's absolutely critical to women's health, equality and empowerment.
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Still, the painting is not exactly a portrait of empowerment.
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Women empowerment is taking action now, not when it's convenient.
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" Tran said their mother taught them to undermine the biases and prejudices of society through clothes, using them as "empowerment—although an empowerment that borrowed from elitist and classist assumptions about beauty and identity.
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Read on for more about each of them: Aditi is a passionate philanthropist, leader and advocate for women's empowerment and global health, and her My Empowerment Packs is a wellness kit for homeless youth.
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At the time, she described the cooperation of the fab foursome as "togetherness at its finest" and vowed to "hit the ground running" as she focuses on "girls' empowerment and women's empowerment," among other causes.
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A large part of you wants to believe in whatever empowerment Captain Marvel is selling because it's such a rarity to be offered any form of empowerment, whether in a superhero movie or soap commercial.
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Wade, #IDEFY hopes to offer empowerment to a whole new generation.
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They'll also help organize local events to promote solidarity and empowerment.
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The performance makes quite a memorable statement about female sexual empowerment.
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You can feel their comfort and the sense of empowerment growing.
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It's the first act of empowerment we take as a creator.
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Bray wants the film to be another straightforward superhero empowerment narrative.
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In 2018, empowerment isn't a color — it's a call to action.
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Gretchen Carlson is an acclaimed television journalist and female empowerment advocate.
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It was meant to be kind of a feminist, empowerment anthem.
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Though Melodrama boasts confidence and empowerment, it didn't start that way.
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There you had it: delight and empowerment at the same time.
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You can make a donation right now to the Empowerment Plan.
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Naked empowerment fantasies are exhilarating, a little shameful, and obviously implausible.
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Knowledge is power, and Grande expressed an immediate feeling of empowerment.
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It's also a source of empowerment and self-esteem, she explains.
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But posing nude is a way to ascertain empowerment through vanity.
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Gender equality and women empowerment are critical pillars of this initiative.
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A true fight for economic empowerment would not leave women behind.
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For people in developing nations, science represents a pathway to empowerment.
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"We're going to turn anger into answers, transform resentment into empowerment."
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This approach emphasizes safety and encourages empowerment throughout the recovery process.
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Yes, it's an expression of female empowerment and desire for liberation.
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Teen magazines pushed clothes and accessories as an avenue toward empowerment.
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Is education purely instrumental, or are empowerment goals just as important?
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We have no livelihood options, we have no scope for empowerment.
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From Anila Ali, president, American Muslim Women's Empowerment Council, Irvine, Calif.
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But despite its nonexistence in honest conversation, "empowerment" goes on thriving.
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Women's empowerment is essential to unlocking the region's full economic potential.
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This book conveys how empowerment and innovation can enable great strategy.
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These political leaders represent more than just the empowerment of women.
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When they go back, they have a stronger sense of empowerment.
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Fans see the statue as a symbol of empowerment and equality.
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Watson continues, explaining that feminism is about empowerment and individual choice.
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Right, not being a radical, but using your voice for empowerment.
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He says it could also become a moment of political empowerment.
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For me, it's empowerment—it's digging up what came before me.
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After breakfast, Mr. Trump went to a session on women's empowerment.
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It has a female-driven story but odd ideas about empowerment.
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We are a community committed to empowerment, diversity, inclusivity and love.
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That helps serve a female empowerment message, but not the plot.
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"The solution is the empowerment of the customer," Mr. Morrison said.
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Furthermore, telling ourselves we are addicted promotes passivity instead of empowerment.
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What matters for us is, again, the empowerment of these SMEs.
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And it supports the further empowerment of those who are winning.
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The emphasis, doctors say, should be on personal responsibility and empowerment.
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He saw a deep link between political independence and personal empowerment.
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But Caldwell wants to hire other graduates of the Empowerment Plan.
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It is all supposedly intended as a celebration of female empowerment.
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The courtroom became a place of catharsis, of empowerment and purpose.
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What does that say about the empowerment of women in politics?
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She is an advocate for youth empowerment, social change and development.
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I truly believe in the empowerment that education brings to girls.
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Consider these five critical elements: leadership, engagement, empowerment, funding and infrastructure.
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Empowerment of the brand will lead us to a better consumerism.
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Pornography's defenders still lean on ideas of sexual freedom and empowerment.
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It's part of her larger portfolio related to women's economic empowerment.
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"The idea of empowerment is a great thing," Ms. Pappalardo said.
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Unsurprisingly, Obama turned her candid comments into a call to empowerment.
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She is planning to organize a weekly workshop on self-empowerment called Gempire, "a peer-to-peer workshop about confidence and empowerment.. Ashley explains, "When I first joined ELM, I was interested in the poetry workshops.
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It says if the proposed structure of the applicant does not meet the government's objectives for broad-based empowerment, the minister has the right to propose amendments so that the application meets poverty eradication and empowerment aims.
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I'm from Texas … Our brand values are equality, empowerment, kindness and accountability.
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Ivanka Trump will visit Berlin for a women's empowerment summit in April.
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The Women's Entrepreneurship and Economic Empowerment (WEEE) Act, authored by Democratic Rep.
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"PASA is indeed adding weight on black economic empowerment credentials," Mekwe said.
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Right off the bat, I was stunned by the feeling of empowerment.
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Valor offers a particularly confused blend of patriotism, female empowerment and sexiness.
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That sense of empowerment appears to be more influential than traditional schooling.
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Had no idea this is the key to female empowerment and leadership.
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As a transgender woman, Subramaniam speaks often about gender inequality and empowerment.
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They also participated in a workshop about social justice and youth empowerment.
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Come August 26 and celebrate the empowerment of women and big dreams!
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"Us" immediately struck me as an anthem for Filipina empowerment and sisterhood.
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Empowerment Project in Chicago which interviewed youth involved in trading sex concluded,
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First among them: You can't have women's empowerment without women's reproductive freedom.
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SHINZO ABE, Japan's prime minister, is an unlikely champion of women's empowerment.
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It's a new message of self-empowerment, but hey, whatever you're into!
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I'm a licensed psychotherapist, and I have a women's wellness empowerment studio.
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This economic empowerment is being enhanced through the power of mobile broadband.
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It was a moment of pure empowerment in an otherwise marginalized life.
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But the idea of female friendship as empowerment had already taken hold.
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The dictionary defines empowerment as the act of giving power to someone.
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Once again, Ivanka's message smacks of paying lip service to women's empowerment.
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CAPE TOWN, Feb 1 (Reuters) - South Africa's African Equity Empowerment Investments Ltd.
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What to watch: Women's economic empowerment is solidly on the development agenda.
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Women receive empowerment from the message that everyone has worth before God.
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We crave empowerment and equality, but fear the consequences of standing out.
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To heighten the empowerment sensation, the superhero genre often uses horror elements.
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She's not about women's empowerment on a grassroots, societal, or global level.
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As a result, the scene feels much more about empowerment than submission.
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Can they match global rhetoric of women's empowerment and their domestic politics?
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The images were then shared via the female empowerment organization's Instagram story.
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But in terms of approaching the crossover between empowerment and sex appeal?
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For the newly anointed "generation witch," empowerment is central to her appeal.
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I hope it does give them more of a sense of empowerment.
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Clinton announced an economic empowerment zone to help boost Pine Ridge's economy.
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The word "empowerment" has no meaning except in advertising bad yoga outfits.
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So this youth empowerment is related to the future of this humanity.
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In addition, these initiatives reflect the strategic objectives of gender empowerment goals.
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That word, "empowerment," is thrown around in a lot of different contexts.
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So, what would you tell young women on the road to empowerment?
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Saturday, following the session on Women's Empowerment, and then on to Singapore.
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With an empowerment agenda, policymakers can save lives from failed liberal policies.
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That gives a certain level of empowerment to the people working there.
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An area that holds some potential for agreement is women's economic empowerment.
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It's up to this new Congress to focus on black economic empowerment.
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"The point of tarot is empowerment in seeing our choices," said Dean.
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The #BankBlack movement is predominantly about economic empowerment and pressure, not politics.
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It also has a women's empowerment theme, and the costumes are wonderful.
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It's about the feeling of empowerment, being who they want to be.
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It creates a sense of empowerment in a difficult but safe environment.
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How did she make the transition from wizard to women's empowerment advocate?
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The promise of empowerment and democratization was real for a few years.
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It maintains a neutral perspective, finding empowerment not in optimism, but pragmatism.
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Female celebrities and themes of women's empowerment were also prevalent this year.
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Her dedication to women's empowerment in the automotive industry was also significant.
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In 2019, she collaborated with us to create Black women empowerment gifs.
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Communism in any form destroys cultures and every form of economic empowerment.
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Album by album, she has constructed a persona of cheerful female empowerment.
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Female empowerment has become Aerie's biggest weapon against brands like Victoria's Secret.
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She spends her days writing about women's empowerment from around the world.
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Their message is one of inclusion and empowerment, even (perhaps paradoxically) emancipation.
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The only real moment of empowerment came when I took it off.
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"I'm not an automotive company, I'm a female empowerment company," said Banks.
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But after just 1 1/2 years, she left the Empowerment Plan.
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Typically, we exercise that opportunity for empowerment through participation in political institutions.
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So if we disrespect that body, we disrespect our own democratic empowerment.
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Playing scenes where I was the boss firing men tasted like empowerment.
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Now, Empowerment Scholarship Accounts will pick up where these innovations left off.
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You can also find empowerment through conversations with your friends and lovers.
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What is the equivalent of consumer empowerment for people of color today?
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Feminism became a catch-all term for self-empowerment, for individual achievement.
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Entrepreneur + passionate advocate for the education and empowerment of women and girls.
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"There's an empowerment in the accessibility of the whole project," said Martin.
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Lizzo is all about women's empowerment and putting men in their place.
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Volaju, like ISIS, has seduced hundreds of followers through ideals of empowerment.
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It means allowing them the emotional and, hello, financial empowerment of teaching.
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It&aposs an empowerment of the people in a way that gives us the most raw form of constitutional empowerment to the people who are supposed to be served by the government rather than to be serving the government.
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Under the empowerment rules, foreign-owned financial services companies will have to sell at least 20 percent of shares directly to locals, while empowerment credits, such as funding for agriculture and youth and women programs, make up the balance.
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Enter Dipsea, whose founders say the business captures the zeitgeist of female empowerment.
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Rather than allowing opposition to silence us, we must utilize it as empowerment.
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Women empowerment is leading other women to make actual changes in our society.
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For me, displaying the naked feminine body is a symbol of feminine empowerment.
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Somehow, the song does become a women's empowerment anthem for this particular woman.
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"Patient empowerment requires transparency around price and quality," said Health Secretary Alex Azar.
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But "merely not having somebody stop you doesn't equate empowerment," Scott told me.
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Most companies today are invested in women's empowerment and equality in the workplace.
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Waitress's statements on female empowerment are nice, but that's about all they are.
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When it comes to empowerment fantasies for artists, nothing beats overwhelming critical enthusiasm.
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Female empowerment may be a fairly innocuous political motive, but criticizing men directly?
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What do sexual harassment and female empowerment look like in the digital world?
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It does the seemingly impossible work of making one root against self-empowerment.
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She worked extremely hard and wants this women's empowerment message to ring through.
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Now Serrano listens and comforts as they express feelings of empowerment and grief.
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The Global Goals video features women and girls dancing alongside messages of empowerment.
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Angela Merkel of Germany invited Ivanka Trump to a summit on women's empowerment.
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For Williams, fashion, and her fall '16 range in particular, are about empowerment.
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Confident, uplifting, joyful hues, but the undercurrent is empowerment to all of them.
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The film's message of female empowerment felt cathartic, but so did its rage.
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Her donation will be used to fund women's empowerment and mental health initiatives.
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Former Fox News host and empowerment advocate Gretchen Carlson has a new job.
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Some may commodify the concept of empowerment, and deserve criticism when they do.
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Seeing the full range of Labour's schemes for worker empowerment established is unlikely.
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The #22010PushUpChallenge fills your feed with equal parts physical exertion and military empowerment.
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Baby attempts to spin the girls' escort service into an act of empowerment.
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"My empowerment comes from feeling like I have a purpose now," she said.
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We gravitate towards anything with positive messages that support women and female empowerment.
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Even there, though, the lasting sentiment is one of empowerment, rather than cynicism.
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My film is about female empowerment—girls and femininity in a grimy world.
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On Wednesday, President Trump held a women's empowerment panel at the White House.
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Female users report fantastic results: multiple orgasms, intimate foreplay and feelings of empowerment.
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Hobby-horsing also has a strong element of female empowerment, some riders say.
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I'm all for sexual empowerment, or reclaiming what was once traumatizing for yourself.
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For Clinton, women's empowerment around the world was the cause of our time.
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Her lyrics are empowering Amara's lyrics are focused on sexuality and female empowerment.
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"Finding empowerment is a journey and it happens in small steps," she says.
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She was a gleeful cartoon of self-empowerment — a product worthy of endorsement.
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Each of us finding our voice is the only path to true empowerment.
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He also runs a youth empowerment campaign called the Know Your Rights Camp.
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To be honest, it is, but it was a moment for female empowerment.
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By 2018, we will have donated over $2 million to women's empowerment nonprofits.
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It was to honor nongovernmental organizations working on women's equality and empowerment issues.
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The mistake would be to locate further empowerment in choosing between the two.
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Many of the ads accompanying the broadcast were explicitly focused on women's empowerment.
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Mintz is president and CEO of the Cities for Financial Empowerment Fund, Inc.
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Economic freedom rests on the empowerment of the individual, nondiscrimination, and open competition.
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There are several noteworthy precedences for the empowerment of such boards of inquiry.
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But, they say, so is discussion about what, exactly, constitutes empowerment, and why.
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Lovato doesn't think anyone is right or wrong, but calls for equal empowerment.
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Not defined by #MeToo but by education, by economic empowerment, by pushing through.
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One of confidence, empowerment, counterculture, and saying "fuck it" to the beauty norms.
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But I am consistently baffled by how routinely the word "empowerment" is misapplied.
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And not consumer empowerment-focused, and we've got to get back to that.
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Afrosexology also encourages sexual exploration as a means of empowerment—which I love.
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"That empowerment is so important," Olsen remarks as we leave the Antidote office.
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They are soft measures like satisfaction, feeling of wellness, empowerment, hopefulness, and resiliency.
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Today, she mainly focuses on helping women lose weight through empowerment and positivity.
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Giving that sense of empowerment to older children understandably requires a different approach.
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Nxivm's recruits, including Allison Mack, billed Nxivm as a chance for feminist empowerment.
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FIFA announced a new agreement this month to promote women's empowerment in soccer.
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On an institutional level, that means creating a culture that cultivates that empowerment.
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The law was meant to promote black empowerment, as well as Mugabe's popularity.
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We must, under all conditions, persist and persevere in our pursuit of empowerment.
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She decides that Bob is correct and murder is her form of empowerment.
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I think there is an agency and power and empowerment in owning it.
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Bustle Digital Group's voice places an emphasis on authenticity, inclusivity, positivity, and empowerment.
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And empowerment isn't something she deploys sporadically: It's baked into her entire proposition.
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"Truth Hurts" — Lizzo What can we even say about Lizzo's female empowerment anthem?
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Will BTS' commitment to empowerment and social responsibility inoculate them against such ignominy?
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There is a constant trade-off to balance user empowerment and user ease.
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It can serve as a tool for self-expression, experimentation, empowerment, and more.
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Would we ban all ads about healthcare or immigration or women&aposs empowerment?
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He wanted voters entirely focused on (from his point of view) their empowerment.
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Gayatri Patel is the Senior Policy Advocate for Gender & Empowerment at CARE USA.
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"Do you want to join a club or female empowerment," the note reads.
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Naturally, shows celebrated African heritage through design while reinforcing economic independence and empowerment.
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But one of the areas that we're really focused on is economic empowerment.
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That is also engraved in the culture of the company, for the empowerment.
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She created Crece 360, an empowerment program that helps people reach their goals.
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Under an Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Act all foreign companies operating in Zimbabwe were given a March 31 deadline to sell at least 51 percent of their holdings or have their licenses canceled, part of President Robert Mugabe's black empowerment drive.
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But if we tuned in for the fairy tale, we stayed for the empowerment.
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Some observers say readers might embrace it as a lighthearted but inspiring empowerment parable.
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It's a very female-empowerment driven [movie], as well as an extremely diverse cast.
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We made a conscious decisions to refocus on female empowerment and issues about women.
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That rock bottom moment was the catalyst for a journey of crucial self-empowerment.
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I also share Israeli concerns over Iranian revolutionary empowerment in the broader Middle East.
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Women's empowerment a cause Meghan, 37, began championing long before she became a royal.
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We asked her to share her message of empowerment for young women with Refinery29.
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"There's this idea [Goop] is branded or marketed as 'empowerment' or advocacy," Gunter said.
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Where are all the voices of so-called female empowerment coming to Ivanka's defense?
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It conjures a sense of freedom, of escape, of youth, nostalgia, and self-empowerment.
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So Lara was, in at least one sense, an extraordinary example of female empowerment.
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Has working on Underground given you a new perspective on slavery, race, and empowerment?
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WILLIAMS: But he&aposs making time, Saturday morning, for the women&aposs empowerment meeting.
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She talks about female empowerment and opportunities for women pretty much whenever she can.
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To have a private life, an image or an identity online is about empowerment.
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Namati helps convene the Global Legal Empowerment Network, which is open to people everywhere.
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"LBV, my own women's initiative unrelated to Purdue, aimed at promoting women's empowerment." it's….
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Just because I support Nick, doesn't mean I don't support female empowerment or #metoo.
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Our project is about youth empowerment, so we want to hear directly from them.
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Unfortunately, I can't always access this type of freedom and empowerment in public spaces.
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As a female artist, I'm given the opportunity to show empowerment through my lyrics.
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This notion of empowerment of people and organizations is very ingrained in our mission.
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This realism was important, because it provided the player with a feeling of empowerment.
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Her combination of masculine and feminine designs that shouted female empowerment was truly iconic.
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What has the feedback been like for Marvel's diversity and female empowerment storyline push?
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Instead, the film tries to refashion it as a moment of empowerment not victimhood.
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Scroll through to see some of these daring demonstrators and their messages of empowerment.
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Cat, meanwhile, forced to choose between authentic empowerment and commercial success, is quietly dropped.
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How to voice feeling hurt or scared, from a place of authenticity and empowerment.
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The color white has been tied to women's political empowerment since the suffrage movement.
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Her stories shook up cliches, stereotypes and Western-centric narratives about empowerment and development.
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Monday, October 15 • Ivanka tweeted her support for the Women's Entrepreneurship & Economic Empowerment Act.
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White is the color of the suffragette and therefore a symbol of women's empowerment.
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So I dropped in this nugget of empowerment and sent it to my colleagues.
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After receiving extremely sexual positive comments on the video, she finds "empowerment" through camming.
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For millennials like Lesser, daily underwear choices function as a form of female empowerment.
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Plus, she launched the Born This Way Foundation, a nonprofit focused on youth empowerment.
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Throughout the WED conference, several of the speakers championed the idea of women's empowerment.
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She will "remain focused on international women's empowerment and workforce development," according to Politico.
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"The Peace Corps continues to prioritize girls' education and empowerment programming," the spokesman said.
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But that means it's working from a familiar framework about teen empowerment in crisis.
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Our conservative and liberal members fight equally fiercely for women's empowerment and economic advancement.
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" In particular, Jones said that she was interested in "self-empowerment versus self-objectification.
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To someday reach that compromise, our male-dominated society needs to study female empowerment.
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Gyalwang Drukpa doesn't like "the terminology of empowerment," he said in a 2014 interview.
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Her photograph "Garter Belt" (2001) is unflinching in its depiction of female sexual empowerment.
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Women's economic empowerment has been a key topic in Ivanka Trump's West Wing portfolio.
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This rare bipartisan act demonstrated our national commitment to women's empowerment and well-being.
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And no matter what, the intent of this new empowerment is always to sell.
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The mood is not one of unease or embarrassment, but empowerment through role reversal.
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"That level of empowerment or voice just seems out of their reach," she said.
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The family, spearheaded by Kris, helped renovate and save the Watts Community Empowerment Center.
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I look forward to helping her communicate her unifying message of kindness and empowerment.
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She did speeches on his behalf, where she represented a platform of women's empowerment.
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Sharon Stone is recreating her iconic pose — with a powerful message on sexual empowerment.
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We are authentically ourselves and strive to bring positivity and empowerment to the world.
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Jackson: [We] have transcended coming from a place of defeat to one of empowerment.
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The couple will also visit the Andalusian Gardens to learn about youth empowerment initiatives.
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Fast forward four years, and we're deep in the throes of commodified female empowerment.
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Brands like Twitter, Nike and Google's Nest aired ads that touched on women's empowerment.
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Twitter has become a powerful platform for movements surrounding women's rights and female empowerment.
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Friday's winter solstice ignites a new sense of personal empowerment as Capricorn season begins.
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I'm a teacher of dance, and a teacher of movement, and sometimes self-empowerment.
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For me, it's just all about female empowerment and she just gives no fucks.
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However, Aronofsky was always interested in telling a story about "female empowerment," Franklin said.
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It possessed a female-empowerment blueprint, with the heroines banding together to battle villains.
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He spoke about women's empowerment, took selfies with movie stars, and feted Silicon Valley.
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Twitter, for instance, rolled out an ad about female empowerment and the hashtag #HereWeAre.
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The most important trend in the world, I believe, is the empowerment of women.
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Their stories serve as both inspiration and empowerment: If she could, then I can.
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The film has very sad moments, but there's also an empowerment in the end.
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This year, the official agenda includes trade, artificial intelligence, women's empowerment and climate change.
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How do we make it truly about empowerment, residency, and a pathway to citizenship?
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It is a message of empowerment that Worthy hopes will translate into more customers.
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Like her sister, Bradley prizes autonomy as a technique of empowerment against institutional hierarchies.
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She told lawmakers how the athletes' safety and empowerment were on her mind daily.
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For vocalists up to the task, his approach becomes a challenge, and an empowerment.
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Not the kind of metaphorical control that implies empowerment or recovery, but literal control.
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Today, drug production and corruption are rampant; women's empowerment, governance and security are threadbare.
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And it's giving young people hope, and it's giving them a sense of empowerment.
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This isn't the first card with a black empowerment message the bank has released.
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They can't get behind a vision of female empowerment that doesn't match their own.
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This reading of the song as an ode to black empowerment isn't a stretch.
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Like many colleagues at the Empowerment Plan, she was a victim of domestic violence.
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What does female empowerment look like in a discipline defined by fantasy and tradition?
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"We stand by the film, and its positive message of empowerment," the statement said.
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"That can be a really significant piece of wealth," said Stanzak at Financial Empowerment.
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He also cites women's empowerment — yes, everyone, get ready for the #MePoo … uh … movement.
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The messages Tsvetkova spread were ones of "female empowerment," she told Radio Free Europe.
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They listened as 80 girls sang "Astonishing," a song about the empowerment of women.
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Sirleaf could stand side-by-side as two icons of female political empowerment. Mrs.
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In it, a diverse group of women share their perceptions about sex and empowerment.
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Trump mandated the establishment of a Veteran Wellness, Empowerment and Suicide Prevention Task Force.
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She aims to bring awareness to women's empowerment and vehicle safety through her platform.
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We must reshape the immigrant conversation around a common incentive — economic empowerment for immigrants.
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There's not any kind of empowerment when it comes to that kind of stuff.
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Like Grande herself, beneath its sweetness is a story of empowerment, resilience, and maturity.
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To raise awareness about female empowerment, Game of Thrones star Nathalie Emmanuel took to Instagram.
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Bottom line: This conversation is a giant step backward when it comes to female empowerment.
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For all of Facebook's lofty proclamations about empowerment, sometimes people just don't want their shit.
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Earlier this year, a bipartisan women's economic empowerment bill for which she advocated became law.
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International Women's Day has taken over Twitter with hashtags that celebrate female strength and empowerment.
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Maronna: Director Chris Columbus knew how to make a hit movie out of child empowerment.
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The women's empowerment movement is in full swing, and women are finally demanding full equality.
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More recently, she has identified women's empowerment as a key platform for her East Wing.
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It's very confusing, the messages that go out with words like "empowerment" and all that.
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Now, it seems everything I've taught my daughters about diversity as empowerment has been challenged.
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But our show is different because we're bringing this empowerment now into a physical space.
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Throughout the exhibition, self-empowerment and self-management are featured as forms of urban resistance.
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The design emphasized comfort, modesty, and patient empowerment, not necessarily ease of use for physicians.
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Empowerment: moving the party to a grass-roots strategy that supports leadership at every level.
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With roaring empowerment anthems and explosive pipes, the superstar ignites a new round of fireworks.
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The best approach to the world we are living in is not denial but empowerment.
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Their superpowers highlight essential qualities for real girls in Ethiopia — self-empowerment, education, and compassion.
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The three-day trip will focus on girls' education and youth empowerment efforts in Morocco.
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During the event, Meghan hinted that her future efforts will focus on women&aposs empowerment.
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How has the movement for female empowerment changed since you founded The Circle in 2008?
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Last year she founded Fearless Squad, an online community based on empowerment, inclusiveness, and positivity.
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"I think there's definitely always room for great girl empowerment books like this," she says.
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But did most Americans like her take on female empowerment during last week's Democrat retreat?
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If empowerment has indeed become something to buy, Naomi has the cash to purchase it.
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These stories frequently explore salient themes like empowerment, sharing, empathy, mental health, and cultural pride.
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The reform package would include efforts at "voter empowerment," including voting rights and campaign ethics.
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"God Is a Woman," her follow-up single, is also her new feminist empowerment anthem.
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DOZENS of countries have passed equal-opportunity laws and adopted UN resolutions on women's empowerment.
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Spending your money at a black-owned business is an impactful form of economic empowerment.
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What's more, the entire set was filled with messages of female empowerment and black excellence.
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Hillary offers… empowerment in the face of resentment, cooperation in the face of endless conflict.
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If you're like me, you need some musical escape and empowerment, because you're feeling depleted.
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Facebook profile showed 'black power' references Johnson's Facebook page contains multiple references to black empowerment.
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Education, empowerment, and engagement are the only protections against an encroaching data-driven surveillance state.
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These give some women a sense of empowerment and femininity (not to mention extra height).
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She's about women's empowerment such that it's her career and she makes money off it.
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Now, in a sit-down interview with Variety, she continues her message of female empowerment.
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She has taken on a slew of issues including paid family leave and women's empowerment.
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He says Hollywood's finally starting to get the point ... with another movie celebrating female empowerment.
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Our values as a company is respect and empowerment and integrity, and that spans gender.
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They even put out a female-empowerment anthem — something most boy bands aren't exactly tackling.
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They're rising together because they're both offering all modes of female expression empowerment, beyond gender.
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Here alone are three possible Cardis: switchblade Cardi, empowerment-seminar Cardi, pan-Latin-unifier Cardi.
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"I think our mindset is women empowerment, and if that includes sex, great," Espinosa offered.
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He became a Dalit campaigner and a champion of economic empowerment to end caste bias.
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Topics such as empowerment and equality weren't only made incredibly listenable and telegenic, but fun.
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Rosner says that the brand has valuable history lessons and messages of empowerment to offer.
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In the last 72 hours alone, she spoke about women empowerment at a Girls, Inc.
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But it's this week's episode, "Body Double," that dials the female empowerment up to 11.
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And it's grown from a dating app to a social network that emphasizes female empowerment.
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I have been a journalist promoting the empowerment of young women for many years now.
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"More and more, we're going to start seeing brands aligning themselves along empowerment," Badger says.
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Holland cited some of the Dove empowerment ads that told all women they were beautiful.
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Olson: It's more about self empowerment rather than catharsis through yelling and slogans and stuff.
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Powell joined the White House to work with Trump daughter Ivanka on women's empowerment issues.
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In these images with her car by her side she is the image of empowerment.
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"The 'Walking Trophy' video is about empowerment, self-love, and confidence," says Hood over email.
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"It is a lot about empowerment and being proud of who you are," she says.
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Ultimately, the only groups actually denied tax-exempt status were liberal-leaning women's empowerment groups.
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She began reading Ocalan's writings, and his ideas — especially about women's empowerment — won her over.
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Among her initiatives has been a greater emphasis on the economic benefits of women's empowerment.
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Domestically and globally, gender empowerment needs to be a priority for all women in Congress.
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The cruel irony is that the movie "celebrates freedom and empowerment," noted Yalda T. Uhls.
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The office of Financial Empowerment will be renamed the office of Community Affairs, for one.
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As McGann notes, the party has long aligned itself with gender equity and women's empowerment.
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He died in April 2005, but leaves behind a legacy of Chicano empowerment and pride.
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"Empowerment" wasn't always so trivialized, or so corporate, or even so clamorously attached to women.
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Would we really block ads for important political issues like climate change or women's empowerment?
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They view it as a source of empowerment and excitement, rather than shame and defeat.
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She also added the Venus symbol, which is used to represent femininity and women's empowerment.
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Universal broadband access provides a means for individual empowerment, resilient communities and a better democracy.
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Jacobs also pointed to the sense of empowerment it gives to those who take it.
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In one cathartic move toward empowerment, I thought, what if Facebook tried to tackle this?
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"The economic empowerment of women shouldn't be viewed as a 'women's issue,'" Ivanka Trump wrote.
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A combination of education and female empowerment that will make the end of FGM achievable.
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The upbeat track is all about female empowerment, something close to the first lady's heart.
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I find this sort of cultural reappropriation very interesting, especially as a kind of empowerment.
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Vendor-financed black economic empowerment, or BEE, shares are not tradable until the scheme matures.
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On empowerment, we don't require male rappers to be empowering to each other at all.
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As a word and an idea, "empowerment" carries as much promise as it does ambiguity.
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A lot of what we do as nurses, first, is patient advocacy and patient empowerment.
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Depending upon who's doing the viewing, it becomes a symbol of empowerment, or of oppression.
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In the process, the women who run the groups are finding new status and empowerment.
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She threaded it through her speech, which focused on corruption and the empowerment of women.
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"Some women derive empowerment from a situation where they might otherwise feel helpless," she said.
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This article is part of a series focused on millennial financial empowerment, Master Your Money.
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"It's an incredible history of black self-determination, creativity and self-empowerment," Mr. Fields said.
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Do you think that empowerment will affect which films are made over the next decade?
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But performance aside, voguing creates a space of empowerment for the community that created it.
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With roots in activism, accessibility, and design, Spectacular Grammar considers technology's progressive potential for empowerment.
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"For me, the empowerment is more important, I guess, than the surface detail," she said.
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And there's nothing so cynical as a corporate strategy dressed up to look like empowerment.
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"What I really loved was the absolute celebration of the femininity and empowerment," he said.
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"Knowing myself was the biggest takeaway of my empowerment journey," she said, choking back tears.
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Instead, half of all baby girls born in America would be named Empowerment or Assertiveness.
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"They defined empowerment," he said, noting remarks at Howard University in 1969 that resonate today.
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Rather than sources of worry or shame, they should be sites of empowerment and worship.
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Fast forward eight years, and the Empowerment Plan has employed more than 13 homeless people.
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But her level of success wouldn't have been possible without the Empowerment Plan, she said.
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"This isn't just a story of exploitation or, conversely, empowerment," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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We need avenues of participation and pathways to empowerment at all levels of our society.
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But democracy is about this fundamental commitment to the right of empowerment and self-government.
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What can we borrow from these models to spark large scale adoption and patient empowerment?
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Three choreographers come together to present seven works with a thematic focus on female empowerment.
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Despite her image as an empowered female role model, empowerment anthems are not Gomez's forte.
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Robi, founder of grassroots group Msichana Empowerment Kuria, said schooling was key to ending FGM.
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Some say women commodifying our sexuality on our own terms is a form of empowerment.
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Hillary Clinton shared a Meghan Markle quote about women&aposs empowerment to Instagram on Thursday.
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"They are writing about empowerment and acceptance of self through a spiritual lens," she said.
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Cardona tells of the macho empowerment he felt as an alpha in a hazardous domain.
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She was assigned a mentor, and attended Xavier Mission's workshops on goal-setting and empowerment.
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When people aren't making healthy choices, your empowerment is threatening to them and they retreat.
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Dr. Osotimehin expressed his strong view that population stabilization was tightly linked to female empowerment.
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The original prints are fun celebrations of women that support body positivity and female empowerment.
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Earlier, she'd attended a female-empowerment meeting, after getting sexually harassed at her day job.
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Gender equality and women's economic empowerment are also strongly tied to prosperous and peaceful societies.
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British media have reported that the visit will focus on youth empowerment, education and conservation.
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Fletcher has clearly studied the YouTube videos where Allison Mack gushes about NXIVM's empowerment mission.
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Viceroy&aposs female empowerment-themed Hotel Zena will open in Washington, DC in spring 2020.
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I fainted for a moment when Trump hailed himself as a leader of women's empowerment.
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The World Economic Forum ranks Malaysia 131 out of 149 countries for women's political empowerment.
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Erin Dennis: I'm totally O.K. with it, because it has a message of female empowerment.
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The International Rescue Committee assigns refugees to work in gardens through its economic empowerment program.
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" The New York Times called it "an ode to female empowerment through 1950s-style domesticity.
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But as the HBO series makes clear, these are not uplifting tales of female empowerment.
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This article is part of a series focused on millennial financial empowerment, Master Your Money.
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Do your students think capitalism can be a form or empowerment for people of color?
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But the upsides and empowerment far outweigh the "what ifs" that threaten to keep you home.
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When does it start to take away from your sense of empowerment and living as him?
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She has since become more neatly tailored to issues of women's economic empowerment and workforce development.
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Unbound is dedicated to the empowerment and confidence of women through the means of sex positivity.
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"Michelle's philosophy on girl power and girl empowerment is something that's important to me," she said.
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You don't need to look further than SinglesSwag's Instagram posts to see their empowerment marketing strategy.
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Carter says she has a lot of friends from mentoring and participating in women's empowerment groups.
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In Asia-Pacific, Vietnam performed poorly on empowerment rights - freedoms related to opinion, expression and assembly.
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A show filled with so many strong women seemed to bring a message of female empowerment.
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The newlyweds also engaged with students as they discussed issues including social justice and youth empowerment.
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After the 20183/11 attacks, Americans who felt scared and powerless naturally turned to empowerment fantasies.
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Much more important, he feels, is the sense of bottom-up empowerment that faith often provides.
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It focused on self-empowerment and helping girls look and feel good from the inside out.
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Peace of mind for many is to know that the terror can be mitigated through empowerment.
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It's about empowerment and it's about using the new technological tools to tackle an old problem.
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She has also worn two other hoodies from the brand's empowerment capsule collection with Girls Inc.
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Remember when President Donald Trump ran for office and made campaigning for women's empowerment a priority?
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Do Americans agree with the progressive decimation of our military and the empowerment of our enemies?
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"For example, the Girl Scouts did a nice job of refocusing on women's empowerment," she said.
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Another, smaller fund that began trading in August is the Impact Shares YWCA Women's Empowerment ETF.
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We give people the ability to shift money within their health empowerment account within their family.
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This year, the 75th annual Golden Globe Awards is also a platform for solidarity and empowerment.
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I think of that as part of my activism — instilling students with that sense of empowerment.
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Bumble's patch is being called an "empowerment badge" and will start appearing on Clippers uniforms tonight.
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Their music is their own, and these songs aren't endorsements of anything other than female empowerment.
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" —Sioban Massiah"When I receive a compliment from a woman, I always feel an empowerment boost.
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Fifth Third received more than 1,800 loan and product referrals through its empowerment mobiles in 93.
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And while financial empowerment was always a goal, Feinman is also proud of the unexpected developments.
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If you do know you have the gene, it gives you an empowerment about your lifestyle.
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More than a collection of pop bangers, Double Dutchess is a rallying cry for female empowerment.
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And sometimes, I fully identify with this and feel a great sense of confidence and empowerment.
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But once I got married and had kids, my level of empowerment grew to another level.
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"We have seen the empowerment of the mentally ill and mentally ill ideas have been spreading."
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And from my perspective, it was also about women's empowerment, which comes through education as well.
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He also is trying to spread a message of empowerment, telling addicts they can help themselves.
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The values the show exhibits also happen to be timelessly important: acceptance, friendship, and female empowerment.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Empowerment always comes at a cost, especially on Wall Street.
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Wal-Mart has carried that attitude of empowerment into all of its subsequent acquisitions, Lore said.
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It will benefit Girl Rising, the non-profit behind the campaign for girls' education and empowerment.
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Alliance San Diego, a community empowerment organization, drew attention to the video on social media Thursday.
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I'm really passionate about women empowerment, and this is one of the first apps I created.
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Second, rather than emphasizing "normalcy" within epilepsy, emphasize "empowerment" over the risks associated with the disease.
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Takiaya: Liberation, black empowerment and indigenous movements are very present in our minds when we write.
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You wouldn't think a self-help book about women's empowerment would be all about a man.
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And if sports are about escapism and vicarious empowerment, few institutions provide these like the LNAH.
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" He went on to say that "anger is not empowerment," adding, "Who should throw the stone?
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Making that a reality requires integrating compassion and empowerment into every element of a patient's experience.
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She called for women's empowerment and celebration of diversity in a speech that was widely praised.
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GPI bought the shares in 2014 as part of a broad-based black economic empowerment transaction.
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"To me, women's empowerment means being unapologetic in your confidence & ability as a woman," she wrote.
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Political and diplomatic success is about a creating and fostering a culture of dialogue and empowerment.
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This can actually be an opportunity for empowerment if you've felt asleep at the wheel lately.
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Investing with things like empowerment zones, the new market tech credits in under-invested communities work.
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The enthusiastic feedback she received made her view tech as a key tool for Indigenous empowerment.
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We're out for our own self-expression and empowerment, and not just sort of as decoration.
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Lizzo released her newest EP, "Coconut Oil," last month, which addresses "self care" and female empowerment.
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She's an outspoken voice for female empowerment and affording women more opportunities to tell their stories.
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She has put a spotlight on child poverty and encouraged the empowerment of women and girls.
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The juxtaposition of learning about empowerment in class with the significance of Monticello was emotionally jarring.
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Kurdish administration in Syria is a model of grass-roots democracy, environmental sustainability and women's empowerment.
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The merchandise fell short of our expectations and there wasn't any notable female empowerment happening either.
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Both women have made the empowerment of women and girls a priority in their respective roles.
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They met at the hotel where Ms. Hill was taking part in a women's empowerment conference.
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But closing the gap in political empowerment, at current rates, could take 82 years, it said.
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It's uniquely marketable, like the female body, which is where women's empowerment is forced to live.
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She's being made the United Nations' new honorary ambassador for the empowerment of women and girls.
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Ivanka Trump is traveling to Berlin this week for the W20 summit on women's economic empowerment.
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Historically, many libraries have been a space of empowerment for immigrants, women, and people of color.
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Eligibility categories of S&S projects include socioeconomic advancement and empowerment, affordable housing and food security.
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True empowerment for women should be defined broader than just what they achieve at the workplace.
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Since 2011, Ahmad, a fierce champion for women's economic empowerment, has supported thousands of women entrepreneurs.
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These past few days have given me the sense of empowerment I have craved for years.
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Rosalía's lyrics tend to be about women empowerment, which also translates into her women-led team.
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For this reason, the shoes are thought to create a feeling of empowerment for the wearer.
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The organization provides self-defense classes and female empowerment training to young girls in the community.
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The mascot of Wonder Woman as an honorary ambassador for women's empowerment felt demeaning to women.
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It has found new energy in reproductive freedoms, the empowerment of women, and the #MeToo movement.
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Meghan Markle has long been a vocal advocate for the empowerment of women and gender equality.
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Their mission is feminist and aesthetic: women's empowerment through the promotion of Afro-Brazilian musical culture.
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The Foundation stands for free independent journalism, human rights, women's empowerment, and the rule of law.
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I was really interested in bringing her into that space of women's empowerment and women protesting.
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Nowhere is the hollowness of empowerment-speak more evident than in the realm of pop culture.
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Hetero women and LGBTQ individuals alike have taken to your record as a vehicle for empowerment.
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Fuckboy is a curious choice for a series about boys, because your work is about empowerment.
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These chatbots eliminate the friction of traditional reporting and serve as legal empowerment in your pocket.
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And "Afraid" is a self-empowerment jam that still feels relatable in the social media era.
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Ahead, eight emerging female photographers (includeing Walker, Rickson, and Turner) define "empowerment" in 19 diverse photos.
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WOMEN C(A)REATE uses art and design as tools for collective empowerment, expression and negotiation.
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You have someone who is at the forefront on racism, female empowerment, the gender pay gap.
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Ivanka Trump, the president's daughter, has claimed to be championing the idea of women'e economic empowerment.
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Decolonization, ancestral memory, healing practices and the idea of surrender as an act of self-empowerment.
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"The automobile becomes identified as a symbol of empowerment, and success and individuality," Ms. Reisenfeld said.
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Ms. Trump has made international women's empowerment a cornerstone of her work in the White House.
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There are posts on saving money, dating, traveling and empowerment through living as a single woman.
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As in other projects, Duduzane Zuma was the Guptas' Black Economic Empowerment partner in the venture.
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And millions of dollars in funding every year for the women's empowerment organization comes from her.
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I'm all for empowerment, especially for girls, but no reasonable adult reacts to every perceived affront.
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Mr. Trump's daughter Ivanka also met with Mr. el-Sisi to discuss the empowerment of women.
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The end product is a nihilist garbage fire with a fake female-empowerment bow on top.
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In some cases, attendance at a single gender empowerment class was counted as a woman benefiting.
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As in their previous videos, here too cultural empowerment goes hand in hand with personal acquisitiveness.
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The movie presents a vision of female empowerment in which whiteness is no longer the standard.
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After all, Palestinian empowerment and ending the Israeli occupation are two sides of the same coin.
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The American propensity for self-empowerment fuels both the white nationalist and anti-racist counter-protester.
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That kind of empowerment is a good start, but this is definitely a work in progress.
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Already, the duke and duchess support charities that focus on animal welfare, homelessness, and women's empowerment.
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John Hope Bryant, an advocate of economic empowerment through Operation Hope, wants Democratic presidential candidates Sens.
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This is a woman who is about empowerment and the empowering of others in the community.
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That's where she learned about the Empowerment Plan, which occasionally hosts job fairs with the shelter.
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Still, Lindsey said he's inspired by the Empowerment Plan and hopes to work there one day.
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Gail Collins Ivanka's got a new female empowerment book, and Dad's going to war against women.
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Perhaps even a year ago, corporate odes to women's empowerment would have filled us with pride.
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I think it's great to have a female in the role leading a women's empowerment organization.
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The young prince's supporters have lauded his elevation as the seamless empowerment of an ambitious leader.
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What use is women's empowerment when neglected health systems can so easily snuff out women's lives?
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Mr. Joseph has found support in Voix Fortes, a French-speaking group focused on self-empowerment.
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MICHAEL LEVY Woodmere, N.Y. The writer is president of Yad Hachazakah, the Jewish Disability Empowerment Center.
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We have lost a national treasure and an important voice in the history of female empowerment.
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Over the past decade, Ms. Maycock contended, austerity has been a big brake on women's empowerment.
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In Tbilisi, Georgia, women demonstrated under a symbolic "glass ceiling" to illustrate limitations on women's empowerment.
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David Grasso is the anchor of "Bold Business," a digital television show about millennial economic empowerment.
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It's an issue of health and financial security, but also of matter of equality and empowerment.
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David Grasso is the anchor of Bold Business, a digital television show about millennial economic empowerment.
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"The star of this year's Oscars is female empowerment," Tom O'Neil, founder of awards website GoldDerby.
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"Frozen," the Disney blockbuster — with its anthem of empowerment, "Let It Go" — arrives on network television.
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Ultimately, real empowerment would be not having to think about how we come across at all.
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Do they feel that Forbes falsely praised Kylie within a narrative about empowerment and women bosses?
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Topping off the brand's message of empowerment, the social media hashtag for the unveiling was #YouCanBeAnything.
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All of it awakened Harris to the empowerment that comes from being part of a multitude.
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Kid Power, the first book by your company Spectacular Optical was about child empowerment in film.
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And it maintains at least a nominal commitment to women's empowerment and providing generous humanitarian assistance.
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I want them to feel that same kind of empowerment in going up against the government.
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Miki Agrawal built a brand on an inspiring external message of feminism, empowerment and self-confidence.
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"There is no greater indicator of an innovative culture than the empowerment of women," Ross writes.
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How do you think empowerment feminism affects the current dating culture, and specifically apps like Tinder?
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If I got an iPhone X, I would be getting it for sheer luxury, not creative empowerment.
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His work also linked the situation at home with struggles for empowerment and dignity around the world.
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There's this big number called 'Hell No' that she sings, and it's basically a women's empowerment song.
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Women empowerment is speaking up for other women even when it's something uncomfortable to speak up about.
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Sandberg is the author of "Lean In " and board chair of the related women's empowerment project LeanIn.org.
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She emphasizes the underlying sense of empowerment in transforming an art space outside a conventional, institutional setting.
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JoJo sings of them with empowerment and poignancy in her voice and lyrics rather than seeking pity.
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There's SuperShe, a Finnish island resort devoted to wellness and women's empowerment that runs $2500,25 a week.
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The elegant and articulate daughter of the President, who championed women's empowerment and business, basically went quiet.
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" C.M.D. "Hopefully it's a movie that people see as about empowerment and discovering who you really are.
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We are supremely skeptical of the role of consumer empowerment narratives about how certain technologies take hold.
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Elder Darius Matlock at Higher Ground Empowerment told CNN that Snow was the grandson of the deceased.
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Reda: I think that copyright reform is absolutely crucial for access to knowledge and empowerment of people.
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FROM THE SCENE: Metal twisted and contorted from possible tornado in Waverly near Empowerment Temple Church pic.twitter.
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"Would we really block ads for important political issues like climate change or women's empowerment?" he asked.
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As always, keep in mind that sexual empowerment doesn't entail a decree of acceptable positions and fetishes.
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The HBO hit show followed four women in New York City that celebrated women empowerment and friendship.
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Her first Essence cover (which I still own to this day) was the definition of female empowerment.
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South African politicians cited it when adopting their plan for "Black Economic Empowerment" in the early 2000s.
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The Women Of Westworld Are Not Here For Empowerment TropesWestworld Finally Confirms That There Are More Worlds
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In particular, her visit focused on "education, hygiene, empowerment, economic development and healthcare," a source tells PEOPLE.
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I wanted her to feel the excitement and empowerment of taking a trip outside her comfort zone.
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The World Bank, one of Liberia's top donors, supports work in agriculture, infrastructure, women's empowerment, and more.
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Everybody gets a health empowerment account the day they are born, they keep it until they die.
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"Today, the term 'power' refers more to a physical workout than to spiritual empowerment," the authors write.
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He recalls seeing a student, Khalid, then 9 years old, react with a sense of real empowerment.
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Still, the film's underlying message is one of empowerment: They have done it, and so can you.
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For as long as I can remember, I have wanted to be a catalyst for women's empowerment.
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The Work of Art toolkit is supported by the Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation Marketplace Empowerment for Artists.
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The United Nations named Wonder Woman its Honorary Ambassador for the Empowerment of Woman and Girls Friday.
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But what does it say about this female empowerment fantasy that it makes no room for children?
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But because of Andrew Cuomo's empowerment of the Republicans, there's so little progressive change that's happened here.
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The connection between the color white and women's political empowerment has its roots in the suffrage movement.
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I'm all about being empowered, but I think on top of empowerment you still sometimes need support.
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As co-founder of The Second Shift, I am committed to the empowerment of women through work.
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More empowerment = better customer experience o Some of our colleagues engaged in hyper-specialized jobs feel stuck.
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And if that's the case, these Olympics have likely challenged your notions about femininity and empowerment everywhere.
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It is so inclusive and puts feminism and femininity and female empowerment on such a broad spectrum.
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She stands by her tweets about women's empowerment, which many felt were a dig at Taylor Swift.
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But it's not up to him to decide what constitutes empowerment for Ratajkowski, or for any woman.
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"There are men in Austin who would like to celebrate women's empowerment," the lawyer told the Post.
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But despite SSGA's claims of empowerment, the company has a history of keeping women and minorities down.
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Attendees were told they were the change-makers, responsible for delivering the empowerment vibration back to society.
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In 2013, Facebook was a powerful perch from which Sandberg could spread her message of women's empowerment.
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With each concert appearance, Mr. Keller seeks to bolster what he views as heavy metal's "empowerment" potential.
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Are they really talking about the importance of female unity and empowerment in the current political atmosphere?
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Despite the newfound empowerment from social media, however, consumers have one thing against them: a short memory.
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It feels weird, like some kind of cross between morality tale and go-girl Hollywood empowerment flick.
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Plenty of hilarious hijinks ensue, but Smith says the film also has deeper themes of female empowerment.
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Sucker Punch isn't a story of her self-empowerment, or of these women casting off their shackles.
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Sports Illustrated's 2018 Swimsuit Edition is here and the magazine ditched the swimsuits to focus on empowerment.
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They've made it their job to promote empowerment, information and overall positivity for the next 12 months.
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Their vision of empowerment for Black women is usually just a different version of sexism and misogyny.
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Lagos-based legal campaign group Justice and Empowerment Initiatives (JEI) said the ruling was unprecedented in Nigeria.
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This is in keeping with last year's Republic Day, which focused on the theme of women's empowerment.
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At various times during her campaign, she's chosen various colors to convey messages of empowerment and unity.
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Before launching VAF, he worked at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in the Office of Financial Empowerment.
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In the 1970s and '80s, home video systems like VCR were marketed using a vocabulary of empowerment.
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Levine's is for prostate cancer and Rose's is for female empowerment (not to mention, HIV and AIDS).
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"Even 'Miss America' realizes that Modesty is about Empowerment," the Forward declared the day after the announcement.
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In an era of empowerment feminism, her desperate, sensual, subversive pop dug deeply into the human experience.
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One of the greatest successes of Trump's first year in office has been the empowerment of women.
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Her lyrics span from female empowerment ("Más" and "1,000 Mph") to sexuality ("Chanel Bleu") and love ("Inevitable").
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The exhibition also has a secondary underlying theme: intergenerational female empowerment, and women rising to the top.
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Next up is Too Pretty, an athleisure company with a female empowerment message that packs a punch.
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And yet the very people who cannot go public are the ones who need empowerment and support.
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EST tomorrow: The Center for American Progress is holding an event on strategies for women's economic empowerment.
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"We didn't think it held up in today's day and age of female empowerment," Lin told INSIDER.
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But men's support for partners' sexual and reproductive health and empowerment "is generally low," said the Lancet.
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His wife is the author of "Happy Housewives," an ode to female empowerment through 1950s-style domesticity.
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Echoing the language of Instagram — #empowerment and #selfcare — attendees are encouraged to "work hard" and "be yourself".
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"In 2008, I didn't have the knowledge and empowerment that came with the #MeToo movement," Wagner wrote.
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Also on the bill is AlunaGeorge, which slips a streak of female empowerment into its dance tunes.
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Instead, the appearance of African-American empowerment seemed only to deepen the rage of a white majority.
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But at its core, connectivity is about equal access to opportunities and self-empowerment for all Americans.
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It does not diminish her devotion to feminine empowerment or her commitment to the value of freedom.
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She sold $100 million in Facebook stock last November with plans to help fund women's empowerment groups.
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Women's economic empowerment is also on the agenda for her meetings with Maurer and Foreign Minister Bishop.
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Sanders earlier this month accused Democrats who support women's empowerment but oppose Haspel's nomination of being hypocrites.
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I'm sharing my own experience and using humor to find some empowerment in an otherwise painful narrative.
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The music icons are releasing a collection at Macy's that's got a charity-driven, empowerment-fostering twist.
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The painting's title, however, suggests the absurdity and hollowness of empowerment through consumer choice and material consumption.
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It's great that women of color are running—but [her candidacy] isn't about empowerment of particular individuals.
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You mentioned how Cube's relationship with the Nation was partly based in their views on black empowerment.
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I just hope that the long path to empowerment can provide girls in Bangladesh with similar opportunities.
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On Tuesday, sweet Venus meets optimistic Jupiter, giving you a steady stream of inspiration and personal empowerment.
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There was never any feeling of empowerment—not one that came from my own actions at least.
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The company also says it chose the manufacturer of its bras because of its women's empowerment program.
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Her work at CARE focused partly on familiarizing girls with sports as a vehicle for social empowerment.
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We can turn it from a conversation about scarcity and loss to one about empowerment and equity.
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Alice Phoebe Lou "Witches" While we're on the subject of empowerment, let's talk about being that witch.
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Ms. Trump, a senior presidential adviser who profits personally from her support for women's empowerment, took umbrage.
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"Good Girls," which begins Monday on NBC, has an empowerment theme that's timely in the #MeToo era.
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It may sound weird to use alcohol for empowerment, but if played correctly, it can be brilliant.
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They say the sport's bump and tumble help unleash their frustrations and offer a sense of empowerment.
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Some of them include empowerment, rage, love, and Caribbean culture, all with a touch of social commentary.
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"It was all about empowerment: making a statement and putting yourself out there," Ms. Markworth-Pollack said.
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But they're also carrying on an 140-year-old tradition of domestic workers fighting for economic empowerment.
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Watch: These films and TV shows reflect the shift toward female empowerment inspired by the #MeToo movement.
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" The next song in the queue was Ms. Whitmer's favorite: Lizzo's women's empowerment anthem, "Good as Hell.
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Scott concedes that may have been too much empowerment; most employees shouldn't be allowed to do that.
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What's the point of empowerment if you can't shake the guru and his influence over your life?
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Arguably the issue of female empowerment is at the base of every fashion line (or should be).
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PSUSU, founded four years ago to rage against student debt and spur empowerment, has expanded its focus.
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It's why these women-led movies are framed and sold in a way that champions female empowerment.
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She's become a sort of simulacrum of broader issues: white womanhood, empowerment in a sexist industry, allyship.
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She's since left and is now doing her own thing and I was like, 'That is empowerment.
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She was being represented by attorneys with Brunner & Mehta and the Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment.
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It would have been easy for her or for Khan to wink toward feminine empowerment or #MeToo.
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Here again, we see an empowerment of those at the local level towards selfless action and love.
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Team engagement levels that looked at metrics including leadership, commitment, stimulation and empowerment, all climbed post-trial.
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Mr. Falcón's first job out of college was as a director of Aspira, a Latino empowerment organization.
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Are fantasies of violence and danger really more respectable than fantasies of courtship and female self-empowerment?
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" The memo made the case for a new political party organized around the "empowerment of working people.
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But empowerment is the company's underlying mission and, for Al Hassan, the primary driver of the business.
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A comprehensive approach that acknowledges the relationship between empowerment and increased resilience to destructive ideologies is essential.
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According to her White House bio, she is focused on the education and economic empowerment of women.
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Shoppers today tend to look for inclusive sizing, comfort, and a brand identity rooted in female empowerment.
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Boeing said the other half of the fund will support education and economic empowerment in impacted communities.
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"When you think of her, you think of — to me — young women's empowerment and strength," says Lee.
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Topping their agenda is strengthening US partnerships in the region on the matter of women's economic empowerment.
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The commercial's goal was to help women and girls reclaim the expression as a message of empowerment.
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It's an iconic image of solidarity during WWII that has become an enduring symbol of female empowerment.
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The brand stands for "women's empowerment and taking pride in one's Muslim identity," according to its website.
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A stirring tale of empowerment, the documentary "Soufra" shows how societal change can begin with small steps.
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Empowerment is one way to look at this story, though only if you sentimentalize its main character.
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He is a cheerleader for "womenomics" and argues that the empowerment of women will boost the economy.
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He is a cheerleader for "womenomics" and argues that the empowerment of women will boost the economy.
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But the empowerment angle goes away if you're not championing women that society has told they're invisible.
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But these need to be words of empathy and empowerment, and our students need to be listening.
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The admission of her own blind spots makes this manifesto of female empowerment all the more powerful.
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It transforms what ought to be a movement for women's empowerment into an emblem for female helplessness.
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Osama Manzar, the director of the Digital Empowerment Foundation, a New Delhi-based NGO, called the government's prickliness "a clear sign that rather than it wanting to learn how to make Aadhaar a tool of empowerment, it actually wants to use it as a coercive tool of disempowerment".
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Yet we neglect education and the empowerment of women, which if done right can be even more transformative.
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Speaking about female empowerment, that's always been something that we have sung about along with boys and sex.
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Back in March, Trump's former press secretary Sean Spicer claimed the president has made women's empowerment a priority.
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But some speakers said it was simplistic to say increasing empowerment would lead to more gender-based violence.
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"They are actually attacking women's reproductive rights and that is an attack on women's economic empowerment," Rodgers said.
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Rather than cleverness, the transformative agent and source of empowerment in this tale is love, grief and memory.
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Sung by Franklin at her fiery best, the song was transformed into an anthem of empowerment for women.
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These smart, college-educated women began parroting the companies' lofty promotional language of purpose, empowerment, and personal development.
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Last week, Lima told PEOPLE that she'll be focusing on new projects with women empowerment at the core.
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The more direct path to empowerment has just as much to do with applying data science across industries.
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Their trip centered around issues close to their hearts: women's empowerment, girls' education and encouragement of social entrepreneurship.
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Hull says that as security issues have become more mainstream, there's an increased need for education and empowerment.
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Both she and the press, through her early career, emphasized her songwriting as a kind of women's empowerment.
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Kesha's most recent song, "Woman," is an anthem for female empowerment, with an inspiring music video to match.
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Now the tourism industry is focusing on empowerment, with new tours and programs designed specifically for women travelers.
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I think that having a song and a video about tearing Katy Perry down, that's not women's empowerment.
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But it might become more fun if it learns to enjoy being the empowerment fantasy it really is.
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"She's going through like a real feminist empowerment moment, albeit, it's inappropriate," Barrymore mused of her onscreen character.
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Is everyone who thinks black America could benefit from more of a sense of self-empowerment a bigot?
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That's a peculiar understanding of self-empowerment, but I don't want to go down that theoretical rabbit hole.
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Underneath the candy-coated melody and popping production of the demo was a surprising message of female empowerment.
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All this embarrasses a government that has promised to make women "shine", its condescending catchphrase for female empowerment.
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The factory's core company pillar focuses on Women's Empowerment Principles, which were jointly developed by the United Nations.
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A sample of a reading by feminist author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie underlined Beyoncé's overall message of women's empowerment.
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After all, there is a legitimate role within our government for the empowerment of local, faith-based solutions.
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This is a hard fact to miss since body diversity and positivity are becoming synonymous with female empowerment.
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And while the #MeToo movement brings with it hope and empowerment, it's tied in with something else too.
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"Women empowerment is speaking up for other women even when it's something uncomfortable," one singer wrote on Twitter.
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Angelique Kidjo, a UNICEF goodwill ambassador who contributed to the report, said economic empowerment and education were crucial.
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Her version of Céline promoted a less is more approach, and the idea of empowerment through natural beauty.
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" Marillyn Hewson, CEO, Lockheed Martin: "1 big thing that will matter for women in 2019 is economic empowerment.
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With that in mind, the app might be most effective when introduced to communities alongside educational empowerment programs.
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Little did I know the world needed this empowerment and some amazing ladies were already on that mission.
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There's a reason for the burn The #222PushupChallenge was started by the veteran empowerment group Honor Courage Commitment.
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She stands alongside Rosie the Riveter as an icon of female empowerment, and of women getting things done.
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"In an age of female empowerment, it is strange the emperor is an exception," Nikai said in August.
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The mom of two revealed her plans to focus on new projects with women empowerment at the core.
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"It's this great story of the link between power and economic empowerment and quality of life," Pielli said.
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And, for LGBTQ+ people, having access to information around identity, resiliency, and empowerment are particularly important and necessary.
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"This writing has a sense of empowerment, of being able to control what's uncontrollable and baffling," Lurigio said.
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Miss America will represent a new generation of female leaders focused on scholarship, social impact, talent, and empowerment.
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Why does every attempt at female empowerment and safety-seeking get equated with castrating or otherwise "harming" men?
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And it's impossible to talk about female empowerment without getting political — and acknowledging the importance of intersectional feminism.
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Ivanka Trump will attend a summit on the economic empowerment of women in Germany, according to a report.
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Some 8,000 delegates are attending the four-day conference to debate issues from women's empowerment to reproductive rights.
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Bachelet then led U.N. Women, which supports gender equality and the empowerment of women, between 2010 and 2013.
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Come On Over, like all of Twain's albums, works through stories of heartache, empowerment, love, defiance, and cheekiness.
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After iPhone screens with the hashtag #I'm_Feminist pop up, the message becomes offset with people denigrating female empowerment.
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In 1983, the Denver Principles were established, laying the foundation for the notion of self-empowerment in care.
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The trauma isn't always a defining characteristic, especially when prosthetics are a source of empowerment rather than pain.
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"It makes a statement about empowerment from a woman who sells out arenas anywhere she plays," he shared.
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For women, in particular, there's a lot of things about empowerment, and asking yourself: What makes you comfortable?
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The concept of a Hollywood blockbuster with legitimate themes of equality and female empowerment made everyone take notice.
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It's a theme that often permeates projects dedicated to Black empowerment without an equally solid grasp on gender.
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Though it used to do some work on health care, the focus now is purely on women's empowerment.
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The success of organizations of all types is directly proportionate to the empowerment and engagement of its people.
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Such collaboration is essential to national competitiveness, to rapid innovation and to consumer empowerment in the sharing economy.
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Bright and colorful, the limited-edition scarves, sold to be worn as hijabs, celebrate female collaboration and empowerment.
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Empowering women is one of the best ways to stimulate an economy — and empowerment often starts with education.
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"The brand has always been a leader in helping in the empowerment and development of women," she continued.
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Anami, who splits her time between Los Angeles and Bali, travels the world proselytizing her message of empowerment.
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In fact, there is nothing that Kelly has said or done that runs counter to Sandberg's empowerment feminism.
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Her contribution to music and to the empowerment and enrichment of our hearts, Spirits and souls is immeasurable.
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The site's verticals read like a corporate marketing listicle: Issues, Empowerment, Work & Money, Wellness, Discover, and First Person.
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Naaz Modan is a content editor for Muslim Girl, a publication focused on Muslim women's issues and empowerment.
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She worked on multilateral affairs, women's economic empowerment and entrepreneurship as well as strategic communications at the council.
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In a recent interview with People, Nash spoke about empowerment and how times have changed for the better.
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All of us on the frontlines of veterans support, healthcare and empowerment need reinforcements now more than ever.
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What followed was a nonstop empowerment sermon from an industry with plenty of work still left to do.
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It would be naive to think that the subscribers all truly valued the "female empowerment" aspect of it.
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The new empowerment doesn't increase potential so much as it assures you that your potential is just fine.
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And still, I have never said "empowerment" sincerely or heard it from a single one of my friends.
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Tucked away in the development chapter of TPP is a short section on women's empowerment and economic growth.
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At IRI, we are making youth empowerment one of the central planks of our approach to democracy assistance.
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Consumers worldwide both want and would benefit from privacy frameworks that provide consumers with these tools of empowerment.
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This female empowerment narrative — of the daughter, not the wife — is one Americans are more ready to accept.
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The hope is that such empowerment will extend beyond the Pentagon and the CIA to the State Department.
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In 2016, Beyoncé's critically acclaimed "Lemonade" had fans debating its themes of love, betrayal, empowerment, tribalism and family.
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The great thing about all of The 100's female empowerment is how none of it feels forced.
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Following successful treatment, Brown refocused on the undeveloped niche of disease-specific patient empowerment, founding COLONTOWN on Facebook.
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It is radically subjective: Any creed other than the dogma of self-empowerment is a form of oppression.
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The charter also requires mining companies to pay 1 per cent of turnover to their black empowerment partners.
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Countless examples demonstrate the efficacy of community empowerment to resist the caustic forces of corrupt and inept governments.
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She has over 40 years of experience advocating for women's rights, reproductive health and justice and women's empowerment.
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The Internet has opened doors for self-empowerment and the ability to do or be anything you want.
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And it seems like the message of empowerment she shared might have inspired her little sister's latest pic.
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Ahead, Zabarkes shares her thoughts on music and empowerment and gives Refinery29 a look inside the inspiring program.
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What to watch: A new generation of Dalit leaders has started to reject tokenism and seek genuine empowerment.
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"Nice for What" is Drake's attempt at women's empowerment, even if it's a message delivered by a man.
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Devon Hall is the co-founder and program manager at the Rural Empowerment Association for Community Help (REACH).
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This kernel of police empowerment grew to fit the contours and the concerns of each age that followed.
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" Sometimes it's about empowerment, and sometimes it's about bonding with friends over what Ms. Cruci calls the "Hollywitch.
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Marnie doesn't need him when her latest reinvention is for our age of self-empowerment and self-actualization.
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" Unfortunately, he says "the empowerment zone program eventually got whittled down until it was just some tax breaks.
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I think it can be a great tool for empowerment but it can also be, at times, toxic.
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As a story of self-empowerment and a satire of self-care, it's not especially wise and new.
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Accordingly, "The Seated," as they are individually called, balance their roles as emblems and avatars of female empowerment.
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A Cosmopolitan spokesman declined to directly address the group's description but emphasized the publication's focus on female empowerment.
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" It was proclaimed to be a women's empowerment group, but Mr. Raniere was its secret head, or "Grandmaster.
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In a culture so single-mindedly focused on personal empowerment and victory over victimization, how could she not?
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Activism is central to Muholi's photographs, work that taps into the tradition of empowerment through black self-representation.
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This also makes Post Malone a perfect fit for Spider-Man, the canonical story of awkward adolescent empowerment.
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She was a survivor of sexual violence herself and had taken a women's self-defense and empowerment class.
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