She also asked how frequently they were hurtful or had someone be hurtful to them.
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To have to stoop to this level because I'm not getting paid is hurtful, really hurtful.
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"I think it's very hurtful to the fans, very, very hurtful," said Anne Taley, 63, from Cardiff.
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"When young people witness adults being hurtful, this significantly increases the likelihood that they also will be hurtful," she said.
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She asked students how frequently in the last month they had witnessed students being hurtful or witnessed school staff being hurtful.
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The comments that you made were not only hurtful to me, they were hurtful to them, and it doesn't make me happy.
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I find them hurtful and I think they are hurtful to the party, a party that has been founded on equal opportunity for all.
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Researchers defined sibling bullying as psychological abuse like saying nasty or hurtful things, physical abuse like hitting or kicking or pushing, or emotional abuse like telling lies or spreading hurtful rumors.
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Guys, bullying is very bad and hurtful and mean so you can't enjoy thinking about this for even one moment because it's bad and wrong and, again, very hurtful and mean.
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It was hurtful — I really wanted her to come.
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That is wrong ... that is disgusting ... that is hurtful.
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" The statement called Gillis' language "offensive, hurtful and unacceptable.
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Twenty-one percent of students witnessed staff being hurtful to a student once or twice a month, and 12% witnessed hurtful acts by staff once or twice a week, her survey found.
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So this notion that libraries are neutral is hurtful nonsense.
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Tonya also said some extremely hurtful things in this episode.
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Also know that most people aren't trying to be hurtful.
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But as demonstrated today, hasty publishing can be incredibly hurtful.
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Your words are so hurtful, you have no friggin' idea.
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But to the black community, they were demeaning and hurtful.
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According to Gunvalson, she was just looking to be hurtful.
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And it's especially hurtful that these men appropriated Indigenous regalia.
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Man, it was one of the most hurtful feelings ever.
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And when you're not getting along with someone, it's hurtful.
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WORDS mean something, and can be extremely hurtful and dangerous.
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This is embarrassing, this is hurtful, this threatens our business.
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Any mistakes in handling inherited IRAs can incur hurtful taxes.
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At least the fatherly bid, however hurtful, could be lucrative.
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"How much more hurtful can you be?" asked the Rev.
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I never saw that man do anything that was hurtful.
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The hurtful deed has been done, and someone has noticed.
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That you're never trying to say anything hurtful or disrespectful.
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The problem is that it is offensive and hurtful language.
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I find this exceptionally hurtful on behalf of my children.
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I used to say anything, and that can be hurtful.
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It contains nothing significant to justify something so obviously hurtful.
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" Chronic pain, Dr. Schechter said, "is hurtful but not harmful.
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I responded calmly, but her comment was rude and hurtful.
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I guess leaving them out of group chats is hurtful.
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The program was almost as bizarre as it was hurtful.
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The speaker is known for making offensive and hurtful statements.
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Congresswoman Omar's statements are deeply hurtful to Jews, including myself.
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Trevor's stories traffic in plots, fated or willed, and hurtful.
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"Sometimes people can say hurtful things without noticing," he said.
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There's no level of understanding of how hurtful this is.
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And it's very, very insulting and hurtful to have that.
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AS: I was concerned and continue to be concerned that by putting out this work that I'm just perpetuating the hurtful narratives and the hurtful intended purpose of the items that I am discussing.
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Her research shows that the top reasons students do something hurtful to someone else is because they were angry and so they didn't think clearly, and because the person had been hurtful to them.
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She said some things about me that were hurtful and untrue.
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Vaidyanathan then tried to explain why the comments could be hurtful.
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It's hurtful that they don't want to be associated with it.
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He is hurtful to look at, his face beautiful and unguarded.
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It's never acceptable and now I know how hurtful it is.
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"I just wanted the outdated and hurtful guidelines to be changed."
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I don't know how to respond without being rude or hurtful.
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You wind up with less stuff and people, and it's hurtful.
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"Free speech needs protection, even unwanted and hurtful speech," he wrote.
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When I was young, it actually was more confusing and hurtful.
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It's hurtful because those are one thing I really care about.
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She stated this is the most hurtful "micro-scandal" she's weathered.
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The reimagining of my relationship to Pac has been deeply hurtful.
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HOW is this image being hateful, hurtful, abusive, trolling or obscene?
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We didn't need a country-wide postal survey and hurtful debate.
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Will there be fans from both sides who chant hurtful things?
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What can seem like a harmless ask can actually be hurtful.
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Ford condemned the use of the "hurtful, disrespectful and disappointing" term.
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To them, Yang's use of Asian stereotypes is damaging and hurtful.
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Spencer&aposs words and behavior are hurtful, insensitive, and completely unacceptable.
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And sometimes, friend breakups can be more hurtful than romantic splits.
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What's the most hurtful thing you can say to a coach?
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"It was so hurtful, and I felt so alone," she said.
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Who knew so many people could be so hurtful and judgmental.
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"Ronnie taking Roger's side is the most hurtful part," she said.
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"It's legalized discrimination and it's sad and it's hurtful," Singh said.
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So for you to find their response hurtful is analogous to . . .
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New life is given to the hurtful conspiracy with each tragedy.
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"In the simplest of terms, it's rude and hurtful," she says.
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And it was just so hurtful that they would do that.
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Russell believes avoiding a bereaved colleague is hurtful and ultimately confusing.
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" "It was very hurtful, as it would be to any woman.
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"I thought it was very hurtful," Amari said of the incident.
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First of all, Peter's quote is purposefully hurtful on a fundamental level.
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I know my sincerest apology now won't take away those hurtful words.
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And it's going to be very hurtful for her and her family.
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"It was really, really hurtful the way people reacted," the star revealed.
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The comment doesn't reflect our agency values and is disturbing and hurtful.
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Second, bias-motivated 911 calls are wrong -- hurtful and just plain wrong.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive look at the show, Katz makes a hurtful confession.
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Can you give me an example of some of those hurtful things?
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For Luxion, telling someone their gender identity can lead to hurtful responses.
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It's obvious how hurtful and diminishing these attacks are to their victims.
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Getting married and me not really knowing about it, it was hurtful.
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Having one's loyalty questioned is even more hurtful than it is offensive.
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And yes, they can be bad, as in ignorant, uninformed, and hurtful.
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" Mark Zuckerberg, the chief executive, called the actions "malicious" and "deeply hurtful.
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Still others want the statues removed as hurtful symbols of white supremacy.
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They use hurtful actions instead of words to get their needs met.
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But I think it's hurtful to not provide people with a response.
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I have been called every disgraceful, disrespectful, hurtful word in the book.
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GGG managed to land a few hurtful hooks in the opening round.
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" Berru maintains one thing: "My behavior was wildly inappropriate, hurtful, and terrible.
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The tariffs are hurtful right now, but the President will continue negotiating.
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How can you detach from someone in a way that isn't hurtful?
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They are not only false, but hurtful, to me and my family.
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And so when she's criticized, it feels personal and hurtful to her.
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It's hurtful what he's going through but I'm definitely here for him.
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Being Slut shamed and ridiculed is not fun it's hurtful and mean.
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Please don't read the comments, as they are very hurtful to Klav.
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However, too large a volume of feedback has been negative and hurtful.
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And that is even more egregious that it was so purposefully hurtful.
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"It is so hurtful to me," she said of the online comments.
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The comment doesn't reflect our agency values and is disturbing and hurtful.
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Jahan: It was hurtful because he thought we were screwing him over.
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The result is far more hurtful than your average unconsciously homophobic film.
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It was really hurtful to have people say those things about me.
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She addressed what she called hurtful comments on the next day's show.
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Why might it be important to protect even unpopular or hurtful speech?
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Now there's a new one that hopes to break a hurtful stigma.
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That would obviously be hurtful to him back home, would it not?
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The experience of being deliberately misgendered is deeply hurtful for trans people.
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The experience of being deliberately misgendered is deeply hurtful for trans people.
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It's very difficult to take direct, unequivocal responsibility for our hurtful actions.
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They yell at me and scream at me, say really hurtful things.
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"It is distasteful, hurtful, disturbing, highly insensitive and completely inappropriate," he wrote.
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While hateful and hurtful, the perpetrators may not have understood their impact.
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But the recent discussions about ending resettlement, he said, had been hurtful.
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But the things he says, even when they're true, can be hurtful.
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Omar's recognition that her words were hurtful has been inconsistent at best.
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It can make people act in indirect and stealthy and hurtful ways.
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And if it's so hurtful, why do we continue to do it?
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"Phubbing," or snubbing a person in favor of your phone, is hurtful.
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Not for the admission officers applying tired and deeply hurtful ethnic tropes.
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Harris referred to those remarks on Thursday as "hurtful" to her personally.
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Kanter was also reportedly indicted in 2018 for making "hurtful and humiliating" comments about the head of the Turkish basketball league, who happens to be an ally of Erdoğan's and has, incidentally, said some hurtful things about Kanter.
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For too long, people of color have been stereotyped with these kinds of hurtful symbols -- and no symbol is more hurtful than the football team in the nation's capital using a dictionary-defined racial slur as its team name.
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"Some of the things said and done were very hurtful," says Johnson, 41.
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They don't say anything explicitly hurtful to me, but I can sense it.
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Critics like Carter-Kahn also pointed to hurtful transphobic jokes in the film.
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"Putting out there that I am mentally ill was really hurtful," she said.
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They are terribly hurtful to the actual family and all the living victims.
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This is a stupid attempt at a hurtful rebrand of a popular haircut.
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Mayor Frank Jackson later apologized for the wording, calling it hurtful and disrespectful.
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I didn't cry or whine in the face of hurtful words and actions.
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Brushing it off by calling it 'a porny' is unbelievably hurtful to me.
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"While it was hurtful when I was 12, it wasn't shocking," Stenberg said.
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But watching his relationship with Randolph unfold was at times hurtful to Godwin.
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I feel like all I can think is that was kind of hurtful.
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Wissam's attorneys said they would not dignify the hurtful allegations with a response.
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Its search algorithm also filters out offensive, hurtful, or inappropriate queries about people.
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Williams addressed the hurtful commentary during a TED talk in Vancouver on Tuesday.
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She's very calculating and she's hurtful and she hits you where it hurts.
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The new parents discussed the hurtful moment during their interview with Winfrey, 64,.
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The problem with this shift isn't just that racism is offensive or hurtful.
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Other times they will say the most hurtful things they can think of.
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" Gibson previously told PEOPLE in a statement that Norma's allegations were "hurtful lies.
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But not reaching out at all can be equally or even more hurtful.
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It is incredibly hurtful when it comes to innovation and investment and opportunity.
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" Gibson previously told PEOPLE in a statement that Norma's allegations were "hurtful lies.
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Even if the numbers are small, these hacks can be damaging and hurtful.
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That was hurtful on one end, but on the other, it was frustrating.
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She has made it clear that she finds these statements hurtful and humiliating.
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"It was really, really hurtful the way people reacted," the star told viewers.
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But they were hurtful, and that irritated me, because I was sitting there.
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"The reimagining of my relationship to Pac has been deeply hurtful," she wrote.
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The crimes I perpetrated against you all was senseless, extremely hurtful and inexcusable.
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" The source adds, "Angie is playing hurtful games and he won't play along.
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I acknowledge that these false statements were very harmful and hurtful to Mrs.
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I got a very long response with hurtful things I've never heard before.
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Years later, it was still hurtful, and even now as I sit here
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Which review was the most hurtful, and how did you react to it?
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This could be hurtful to your legacy and the integrity of your work.
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I think it's hurtful to the Israel-supporting community and the Jewish community.
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" University president Stuart Bell said the videos were "highly offensive and deeply hurtful.
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Does the person realize how hurtful his or her actions are to you?
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People automatically thought that you were a pedophile and that was very hurtful.
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I'm sure you can imagine the hurtful things the kids said to me.
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" Ms. Jeong said she understood "how hurtful these posts are out of context.
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Men are oblivious to their hurtful condescending ways, or else they don't care.
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It's hurtful and I don't think our students need to bear that burden.
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" On Friday, Walsh expressed remorse and apologized for saying "hurtful things about Islam.
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My words were hurtful and hateful and have no place in this world.
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As one of his few Asian friends, I told him it was hurtful.
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Seeing the president and his apologists share this idiocy is infuriating and hurtful.
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Camper calls working at the UPS center demeaning -- 30 years of hurtful frustration.
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Weaver notes that Twitter isn't the only place people sling their hurtful words.
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Harris admitted that the questions were hurtful but did not substantively engage them.
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" @KamalaHarris told me that "in the year 2019, people should know it's hurtful.
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But I have never been photographed for it, which is hurtful to me.
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She brought up a lot of hurtful things that I told her in confidence.
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I believe the stories that Bill had interactions that were hurtful to these women.
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Social media allows us to say and do incredibly hurtful things to each other.
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That is a very concerning move, it&aposs very hurtful to U.S. national security.
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"That was a very hurtful situation for me," Baldwin recently told The Sunday Times .
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But for activist and journalist Noor Tagouri, Vogue's most recent mistake felt incredibly hurtful.
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It's not only mean and hurtful, but it also perpetuates abuse in my opinion.
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It's more hurtful, because that kind of visibility is the worst part of it.
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John Leguizamo is apologizing his "hurtful remarks" about Carlito's Way costar Penelope Ann Miller.
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Hale felt that Harris's assessment of her book wasn't just hurtful, it was wrong.
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"That was absolutely untrue, hurtful, and very, very damaging to Richard personally," Catalano says.
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Using the N-word is hurtful for the same reason other casual insults are.
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We know there's a kind of pressure or expectation about behaviors that are hurtful.
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"Taylor Swift's Beyoncé ripoff wasn't just blatant—it was hurtful," said the Daily Dot.
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Even when it isn't intentional, though, using the wrong pronouns can still be hurtful.
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The administration has also rolled back regulations that it deems are hurtful to businesses.
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"I think this 'joke' is dated and misguided and also hurtful," added another user.
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"For Vicki to do that to me, it's so hurtful and irresponsible," she said.
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I have seen how my communication style can be hurtful in times of stress.
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But that closeness also makes negative remarks and harassment seem all the more hurtful.
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That information is irrelevant and very likely hurtful, even if it was an accident.
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I apologize to anyone that I offended, wasn't meant to be hurtful to anyone.
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Watergate and Vietnam were recent, hurtful memories, and the Cold War was still raging.
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But maybe even more hurtful, D.C. gets no respect from the national Democratic Party.
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"It's also very hurtful because it relates to my family very deeply," she said.
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"They are hurtful to millions of Mississippians who are people of goodwill," Espy said.
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People would open up safe spaces to shield students from hurtful messages, she said.
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Perhaps Facebook's new reactions could even help curb bullying, or make it less hurtful.
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Reid apologizes for the "dumb" and "hurtful" homophobic comments in her old blog posts.
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"In short, speech is protected even when it's offensive, hurtful and demeaning," Donovan said.
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"It's very hurtful," she told HLN's Carol Costello on "Across America" after Franken resigned.
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Being essentially sidelined as a violinist at 11 was hurtful and confusing back then.
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Sometimes these comments from other gay men may not be overtly or intentionally hurtful.
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I don't want to be connected to Trump's hateful tone or his hurtful message.
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Mr. Hof's primary victory was "mind-boggling, and it's hurtful to survivors," she said.
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Weinstein has himself recognized that his contact with women was indefensible and incredible hurtful.
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"I'd be lying if I said this wasn't hurtful," Loomer, who has criticized Rep.
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Do you ever find that humor helps you to process scary or hurtful information?
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Can't wielding the power to say no be as hurtful as it is healing?
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As a young man, I wrote and said some very dumb and hurtful things.
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What he recalls is vivid and hurtful; he has a full larder of grievance.
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It was totally out of character for me to make such a hurtful comment.
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Inseparable, down to party, ultimately having each other's backs, but hurtful to each other.
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That can and should start with public apologies to Sanders for their hurtful remarks.
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So, why force a conversation that may be hurtful to her before she's ready?
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It's hurtful and it can impact the self-esteem you draw from your work.
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And I don't think it will ever not be weird or hurtful to go through.
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" It adds that parents should intervene only "if the acts are non-consensual or hurtful.
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Cavallari's "defense" is hurtful not only toward Cutler but also toward lesbians and fat people.
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I felt blindsided," she said, "the way we saw the message delivered today is hurtful.
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"; "Do you think you will ever forget the hurtful accusations made by your close friends?
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Facebook this week announced new ways for users to avoid "unwanted, offensive or hurtful experiences".
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But she knows she's being hurtful, and the rest of the girls probably do, too.
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But at least Cardi B and Ora are opening up more dialogue about hurtful language.
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That anonymity means that they face next to no repercussions for their hurtful, caustic words.
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"I know the decision we made was very hurtful to the LGBTQ community," Wojcicki said.
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Weijing W. also said that the charges against him are "completely groundless and terribly hurtful".
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"It's just shocking and it's hurtful and it feels like a low blow," she says.
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" Though the moment was hurtful to Moore, she said that she's "moved past it now.
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She did come out with that press release against me, and that was very hurtful.
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He recalls his campaigns back in the '60s against hurtful laws that regulated sexual conduct.
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I don't know if you realize how many things you said that were so hurtful.
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Second, it was hurtful to be called a "fan" when I am so much more.
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On Tuesday, following an investigation, YouTube said Crowder's comments — while "hurtful" — didn't violate company policy.
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Typing hurtful, negative comments is a waste your own time and energy and everyone else's.
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He's sarcastic and quick with the quips, but not in a mean or hurtful way.
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If you knowingly cross a boundary that you both set, that can be really hurtful.
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"We are deeply sorry for the unintended offensive and hurtful tweets from Tay," Lee added.
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Provocative speech triggers a prideful uproar and hurtful or aggressive things can be blurted out.
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Clinton trampled Trump on hypocrisy, past reckless statements, policy realism, hurtful rhetoric and knowledge gaps.
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Nothing could have prepared me for the barrage of offensive, ignorant, hurtful men I encountered.
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"You just like, run the room, touch me very hard — like, it's hurtful," she says.
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I was more surprised than offended, and I don't think he meant to be hurtful.
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"Don Cherry made remarks which were hurtful, discriminatory, which were flat-out wrong," MacLean said.
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Chastising them for (unintentionally hurtful) remarks that (understandably) upset you seems wrong in that moment.
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" YouTube's guidelines bar content that promotes "hurtful and negative personal comments/videos about another person.
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It's hurtful to be rejected by family who don't take the time to educate themselves.
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The Diarist writes that the mother's denial is more hurtful than anything the father did.
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"What's going on is very hurtful to children, to some adults as well," she said.
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The defacing happened several times and was "deeply hurtful," said Zuckerberg in an internal post.
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But there was also a very genuine sense that it was unfair and even hurtful.
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It is unscientific, shaming and hurtful, and spreads misinformation about a natural, purposeful biologic process.
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Kourtney admitted that she has said her fair share of hurtful things to her sisters.
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It was a frustrating and hurtful time that in many ways, I was responsible for.
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Ugly speech is hurtful, but at least it leaves the monuments of the past untouched.
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And one isn't punished by hurtful words or retaliatory silence when he or she does.
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People get to have their own space to talk about what feels hurtful for them.
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As a beauty editor, I see firsthand how appropriative hairstyling can be hurtful and cruel.
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There can be no debate about whether or not such images are racist and hurtful.
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"This is disruptive to our supply chains, this is hurtful to our business, " he added.
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"It was hurtful because the ushers were all painted with the same brush," he said.
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"It is distasteful, hurtful, disturbing, highly insensitive, and completely inappropriate," he wrote in a letter.
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He said it had been hurtful to hear parents oppose the housing plan for educators.
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Seeing this movie throw out parts of books that I truly love was, frankly, hurtful.
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"I think that storyline was hurtful to some people, and I definitely regret that," King says.
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Biles' fans quickly came to the her defense, and the commenter ultimately retracted her hurtful comment.
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And I think I saw the hurtful and hypocritical side of that from very early on.
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But cyber-bullying—continuing hurtful harassment—is in fact not as rampant as tabloid headlines suggest.
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" Showrunner Krista Vernoff also weighed in, saying that Deadline's "suggestion" was "wrong and hurtful and misguided.
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I can't stop them from being angry with me, hurtful to me, or indifferent to me.
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She expressed her regret and said she understood "how hurtful these posts are out of context".
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"I didn't write it to be hurtful, out of jealousy, or to cause controversy," he began.
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The director called his comments "petty, mean and hurtful" in a typed statement posted to Twitter.
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Any behavior that's abusive or hurtful in any way has never been tolerated in our restaurant.
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" He added, "I didn't write it to be hurtful, out of jealousy, or to cause controversy.
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Still, his hurtful words only motivated me to work harder than I have ever worked before.
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Violet's polite and honeyed barbs at Florence are all the more hurtful for their silky exterior.
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I re-posted a gofundme that my cousin's friend made just as anyone else would. Hurtful.
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Labor leader Bill Shorten called the ad "offensive and hurtful to LGBTI Australians and their families".
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He reportedly knew that extramarital sexting would be hurtful to her and he did it anyway.
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Al Mana is not going to dignify these particular and deeply hurtful allegations with a response.
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"What's going on is very hurtful to children, to some adults as well," Melania Trump said.
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Baker reveals why she keeps making the unintended hurtful mistake: Alison was her own mother's name.
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IMMIGRATION REFORM, IF WE WANT TO GROW THE WORKFORCE, IT COULD ACTUALLY BE HURTFUL TO THAT.
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Trump appealed to misogynists because he has a long record of saying hurtful things about women.
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In a statement, Netanyahu, who also serves as Israel's foreign minister, denounced Hotovely's comments as "hurtful".
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But, speaking to WBZ, he described the letter's release as an intentionally hurtful move by prosecutors.
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Hoping I was wrong, he took it and ran after sending another really long hurtful message.
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Whatever information that is released with be spun in a way most hurtful to the president.
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"It was a very embarrassing and very hurtful and horrible incident," Porter told the local station.
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But a year later, a rumor — one that Tomei would later call "hurtful" — started to circulate.
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" She has since apologized for the comment, while Espy has denounced it as "harmful" and "hurtful.
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In response, Hailey wrote that Keenan must be unhappy with himself to say such hurtful things.
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Over the next decades, the friendship is tested by excessive candor, manipulative men, and hurtful revelations.
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"It was in front of my children," she says of why the comment was so hurtful.
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Without mentioning specific remarks by Mr. Trump, Mexico's president said that hurtful comments had been made.
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But for observers who have experienced racism, the lens reminded them of hurtful stereotypes in action.
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Grieco had called the statements "hurtful and offensive" and said they had disrupted the school day.
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" He said that he has come to realize that his behavior was "hurtful, degrading, and infuriating.
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Sunny Hostin is opening up about a "hurtful" incident that occurred during her July 4th vacation.
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The divide is hurtful, she explained, speaking of the collection of Vancouver churches boycotting the event.
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I understand that aspect is part of the job, but it would be hurtful for me.
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This isn't a system I get to be a part of at all, and that's hurtful.
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Many spoke powerfully of instances in which they or their friends had suffered from hurtful speech.
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"Without a doubt," he said, "the difficulties from within are always those most hurtful and destructive."
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"The insinuation is horrible, hurtful and simply untrue," Dolphin said in a statement to the Times.
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"The insinuation is horrible, hurtful and simply untrue," she said in a statement to The Times.
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"It's hurtful to me when I'm criticized for not upholding the rights of students," she said.
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But a lot of it isn't, and these videos can turn into hurtful jabs at creators.
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" It was during this time that Bonnell received "one of the most hurtful comments I've heard.
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Other pejorative terms have been removed from government documents as people better understood the hurtful connotations.
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Future LGBTQ generations who find this hurtful may have to find another fantasy series to love.
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He said on "The View" that he's found it particularly "hurtful" seeing Graham support the efforts.
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How could you not flash on the good times and the hurtful ending — mixed feelings incarnate!
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I delete the comments and hide the posts, but that doesn't make them any less hurtful.
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Cheating and getting cheating on is typically a hurtful experience for all involved, she tells Broadly.
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"To say that it's not hurtful would be untrue," Mr. Gray added, referring to the criticism.
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Parents of gay church members argued that the deaths were a consequence of the hurtful revisions.
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I'm sorry you feel it's selfish, but we literally aren't doing anything wrong or anything hurtful.
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He told reporters that Hyde-Smith's "disappointing, hurtful" remarks perpetuated stereotypes Mississippi was striving to overcome.
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Yes, it may be well-meaning, but it sure as hell gets annoying and hurtful to hear.
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People denying science, concocting elaborate, hurtful conspiracies theories about child abuse rings operating out of pizza parlors.
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I don't laugh or make a joke about what I say that's hurtful or mean or ugly.
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Most celebrities aren't looking for controversy, which can be humiliating, emotionally hurtful and detrimental to their image.
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How about a smartphone that puts out physically hurtful sound waves—something that scientists are working on?
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If you were ghosted, you might feel rejected again by a lack of response or hurtful reply.
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It's a convoluted plot and hurtful — and a shame she can't own up to its silliness retrospectively.
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Emotional and psychological abuse is just as hurtful and damaging to the person on the receiving end.
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He's made sure after an episode, if someone said something hurtful, he'll be like, 'It's okay, babe.
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"You'll definitely see some hurtful comments, but the positive feedback definitely is well worth it," she says.
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We apologize, and are going to learn to create something less hurtful to many of our fans.
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"This whole trial has been unbelievably hurtful to her," a source close to Leanna Harris tells PEOPLE.
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It's ok to be mean and hurtful as long as it's to someone you disagree with, right?
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"People don't say hurtful or unhelpful things out of a desire to be cruel," he tells us.
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" Maron, 54, called C.K.'s sexual misconduct "some vile, inappropriate, hurtful, damaging, selfish s— … some awful behavior.
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This is most definitely hurtful no matter what the outcome is — if they're engaged, whatever it is.
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I understand it was hurtful for a lot of people in our audience and I get that.
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After a plethora of other hurtful comments flooded Spelling's post, McDermott took matters into his own hands.
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If you know what's good for you, you'll avoid these unorthodox, awkward and downright hurtful proposal methods.
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Instead of letting the hurtful comments make you feel bad, think about what the person is saying.
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We condemn these remarks and we call upon Congresswoman Omar to immediately apologize for these hurtful comments.
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In Kesha's post, she offered her support: WORDS mean something, and can be extremely hurtful and dangerous.
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"We too have suffered from the most hurtful comments from the public," Yates said in a statement.
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They, like me, believe that the president-elect is benumbed to the hurtful things he has said.
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When it comes to hurtful comments and negative people, Miss Ada Vox doesn't have time for either.
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The Riverdale star, 21, said that the rumors and questions about her body were hurtful to hear.
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This is just one of millions of hurtful comments that are given to REAL people every day.
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Thank you for teaching us how to be brave and shining a light on something so hurtful.
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While Sessions remarked that Trump's attacks were "hurtful," Trump's barbs may be delivering what the President wants.
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But this is the exact reason why the book could be so hurtful and damaging to them.
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"I don't think I've ever talked about how hurtful that was," the 27-year-old told People.
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It's not being "overly sensitive" or "politically correct" to say that these purposefully public declarations are hurtful.
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Campaigners against racism say exposure to such imagery is hurtful to black people and damaging to children.
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"In short, speech is protected even when it's offensive, hurtful and demeaning," Donovan said, according to CNN.
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"This incident is deeply disturbing and is hurtful to our university community," said university President Alisa White.
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Zuckerberg, played by Jesse Eisenberg, is cocksure and cold, and the real Zuckerberg found the depiction hurtful.
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"It's very hurtful, I was so, so upset and still upset about it," Brown told the affiliate.
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Problematic content is defined as "hurtful or hostile" but is not as intense as an abusive tweet.
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This is all especially hurtful when you have vivid memories of that person during their better days.
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I can understand how hurtful these posts are out of context, and would not do it again.
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"The comments were hurtful, wrong and completely unacceptable," Trudeau said at the news conference, according to Bloomberg.
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Ms. Harris told Mr. Biden during the debate that it was "hurtful" that he'd worked with segregationists.
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In that intense environment, I'm sure I said things that may have been hurtful to my colleagues.
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"People on welfare were presumed 'lazy,' and for us there was no more hurtful word," she writes.
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On the show, Sulli talked about backlash she'd received for her lifestyle and responded to hurtful rumors.
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" Freeland called the U.S. tariffs being imposed for national security reasons as "not only absurd, it's hurtful.
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Camila Cabello has apologized for "horrible" and "hurtful" comments she shared on social media as a teenager.
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I realize the word is hurtful and infuses the racial divisions of our country, past and present.
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"Emotionally, it's hurtful," she told the New York Times about the criticism coming from young black activists.
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Be honest and jokingly tease your pals, but make sure your crassness doesn't veer into hurtful territory.
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I get sensitive when religion comes up because it's been so hurtful to a lot of people.
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"These comments were hurtful and unacceptable, and they do not reflect the values of our university," she said.
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Instead, the episode should stand out because Sandoval crossed a hurtful line when it comes to his girlfriend.
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There simply isn't an excuse for my language, and I acknowledge what I said was hurtful and offensive.
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Another set of questions tested how the students would respond to a controversial speaker that espoused "hurtful" views.
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But the claim was especially hurtful for Burruss — who explained how harmful the rumors are to her reputation.
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"We're dealing with the real thing, but it's comfortable and controlled for the audience, not hurtful or triggering."
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It prohibited the city from disadvantaging the planned parade on the basis of its hurtful and offensive message.
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This is true even when said filters are problematic and extremely hurtful to an entire community of people.
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From MSNBC: Some of the things written by Joy on her old blog are obviously hateful and hurtful.
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"We don't feel like allowing him to continue to make the same hurtful and racist comments," Bobo said.
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I've seen some really hurtful things being said that don't reflect how I feel and I lived this.
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I get that Mama Lion instincts run fierce, and watching your cubs treated as second best is hurtful.
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Saying that the Republican rhetoric (read: Trump's) was potentially hurtful to both national security and America's standing abroad.
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For people who are actively trying to get pregnant, questions about when they'll have kids can be hurtful.
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"I know the decision we made was very hurtful to LGBTQ community," Wojcicki said, speaking at Code Conference.
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Now that technology exists that allows us to not rely upon these existing norms, it's actually more hurtful.
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Kaitlyn: Is being rejected more or less hurtful than being ghosted, and why would you say ghosting hurts?
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It's a word that has been used against them their whole lives and likely holds deeply hurtful memories.
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What I've told myself in my adult life is: Is what I'm going to say helpful or hurtful?
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" The cadets involved, he said, "now understand that the costumes could be considered offensive and hurtful to many.
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"Maybe she didn't realize that her comment was so hurtful and downright rude?" she wrote on her blog.
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Usually stars remove accounts after heated disputes or hurtful comments, but nothing seemed to prompt Jenner's dramatic leave.
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Lena Dunham says that Donald Trump's lewd comments from 2005 are hurtful to many people — not just women.
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It was killing me every time I read something slightly hurtful, and I just couldn't take it anymore.
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"I've never shared with anyone, except for Ben, how hurtful that situation was," Bushnell said following the breakup.
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" The 45-year-old went on, saying, "The reimagining of my relationship to Pac has been deeply hurtful.
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" Haaland, a member of the Pueblo of Laguna tribe in New Mexico, called Gaetz's comments "offensive and hurtful.
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Ms. Merkel came under fire after her spokesman said she had agreed that the poem was deliberately hurtful.
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"I think some of his immigration policies have been hurtful to countries with large minority populations," Wey said.
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Legislating where people do their most intimate business would be a hurtful and dangerous overreach of the law.
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We've all been there, and it can be sad and paralyzing and hurtful—"Foundations" articulates those feelings brilliantly.
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Consequently, online haters have targeted me and my daughters in a hurtful and scary manner, including physical threats.
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These hurtful comments also perpetuate the idea that a woman's grooming habits are completely tied to her relationship.
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His campaign was hurtful and divisive to those who both dislike him and did not vote for him.
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Even if these products don't cause physical harm, using them can be hurtful in other ways, Kesselheim says.
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"The issue is that there's been very little acknowledgment of how deeply hurtful this loss is," she said.
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It's possible someone will say something as good as they can say, but it will still feel hurtful.
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"Perhaps if we talked about race more there would be fewer people cavalierly tossing out hurtful racist language."
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It has emboldened them to act out in ways that are extraordinarily violent and hurtful to our communities.
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In the exercise of that freedom, mistakes will be made, some of which will be hurtful to others.
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"Your partner may get defensive and say something back like, "You've said some pretty hurtful things to me!
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"It's hurtful when people equate the government making up these choices with the whole of Bermuda," she said.
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But when we get into arguments, he'll bring up things like, 'You're a dopehead,' and it's really hurtful.
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Personally, I found that people feel intrusive or in other people's business when they report abusive, hurtful comments.
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Sessions has said that Trump's attacks on him were "hurtful" but that he will remain in his role.
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" In a memo to employees, Sandy previously called the photo "distasteful, hurtful, disturbing, highly insensitive, and completely inappropriate.
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I get that sometimes ghosting seems like the easier option, but it can be really hurtful to others.
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Both candidates have said some particularly nasty things about one another, not to mention some really hurtful allegations.
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And that they're saying out loud viciously hurtful things that they know aren't allowed by our workplace communication policies.
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"The truth is that we all hold oppressive, hurtful biases — including toward the people that we date," Fabello concludes.
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"Symbols can be hurtful and there are some symbols that should not be displayed," Maxwell Kennedy told the Times.
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For Nathalie, the lesson taught outside the classroom is that the things to come may be horrible and hurtful.
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And Netflix in particular has been serving up some very strange and hurtful depictions of fat women of late.
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"Some of the things written by Joy on her old blog are obviously hateful and hurtful," the company said.
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While Democrats widely condemned Trump's language, it was personal and hurtful for members of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC).
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But for Snapchat users who had experienced racism, the filter instead represented a hurtful stereotype taken to an extreme.
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But despite their past digs and hurtful comments, their fashion empire and huge runway shows continue to go on.
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So the hurtful part was, they agreed to support my clothing, and guess who was one of my designers?
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Not necessarily that they — I mean, some of them did talk shit about me and that was really hurtful.
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But even though the words I read can be exceptionally hurtful some days, I've learned how to navigate things.
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Though he apologized for his "hurtful instagram post," the star questioned Swift's motives for going public with her frustrations.
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I've felt how hurtful it is when people reduce us to stereotypes of Bruce Lee or 'shrimp fried rice.
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Imagining that her life could be my life was hurtful for me, the first time reading the script crying.
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I would have been upset regardless of where this encounter happened, but it felt especially hurtful considering the venue.
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What's your response to them and all the people who have said hurtful things to you over the years?
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I welcome any investigation so that in short order these unfounded and hurtful accusations can be put to rest.
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My hope is that he and other elected officials will refrain from using this hurtful rhetoric in the future.
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" #TheySaid — Sally Bergesen (@oiselle_sally) May 25, 2017 "I think you mean well, but those types of comments are hurtful.
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Is there a time when expending resources on care is wise, and others when it's wasteful and even hurtful?
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Schools Superintendent Anthony Grieco had called the statements "hurtful and offensive" and said they had disrupted the school day.
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Lack of self-awareness drives hurtful behavior but it also drives someone to think they're at fault for everything.
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" Zuckerberg himself said the screenwriters made creative alterations he found "hurtful" and that he had "blocked the movie out.
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They're hurtful and dangerous — and are fuel for bigots and white supremacists to draw on to justify their views.
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" She declined to give a reason for the decision or who made it but said, "It was pretty hurtful.
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"Not everyone finds it hurtful if their partner wants to move on or see other people," Dr. Lehmiller says.
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"I'm deeply sorry that some of my past behavior has been hurtful to women," the statement reads, in part.
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I fully understand that these emotionally-charged comments were hurtful, and I deeply apologize to members of both communities.
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"Some of the things written by Joy on her old blog are obviously hateful and hurtful," the network said.
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While the story is told from Tony's perspective, Georgio's hurtful deviances into drugs and women do not demonize him.
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"It was necessary that what I put on paper not be approximate, or needlessly hurtful for anyone," he said.
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For the time he was inside the cathedral on Wednesday, those hurtful slights remained unmentioned, at least out loud.
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They are claiming Trump's words are so hurtful that they cannot function with him sitting in the Oval Office.
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Pour your heart out, if you must, dig deep for the most hurtful and most beautiful relationships you've had.
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But still, you don't say things like she said, which were just a little bit hurtful to some people.
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The charity's language was "clearly code for being a same-sex couple" and was "hurtful and insulting," Esplin said.
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"Jokowi has criminalized clerics and that has been very hurtful for the Muslim public," said cleric Cecep Abdul Halim.
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"Most of those hurtful tweets came from Donald Trump supporters because I tweet a lot about Trump," she said.
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These fractured encounters reveal a different kind of border, the hurtful spaces between people who long to be close.
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It can be hurtful, it can cause people to be excluded, and it can interfere with education or employment.
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"It's so hurtful, because Shari thought she had a good relationship with Les," said an associate of Ms. Redstone.
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I hear negative things or just general hurtful "humor" from otherwise morally equipped cis men on a daily basis.
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"Idk who [Dillon] is but he tweeted a deeply hurtful & false attack on me for my faith," Rashid tweeted.
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Hill thinks that type of criticism is totally out of bounds, and actually hurtful to the black community overall.
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"You don't say things like she said, which were just a little bit hurtful to some people," he said.
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His behavior became so hurtful that even with my crazy hopes of the relationship surviving, I sought a divorce.
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At 75, I still vividly recall that the anti-Semitism of suburbia was hurtful and even at times dangerous.
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Whatever consequences I face for my actions today, none will be more hurtful than the personal remorse I feel.
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"My own opinion is that it is hurtful," Ms. Krewson, who is white, said in an interview on Thursday.
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I say the most hurtful, shocking things, almost as if to show the world how much pain I'm in.
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Some posts also described the reactions of family members, friends and colleagues, including comments women found insensitive and hurtful.
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Hurtful as her early brushes with racism were — Hayes recounts several — they neither defined her nor held her back.
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What is hurtful is the assumption that it's just a throwaway thing that I don't put any consideration into.
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When the memories are especially hurtful, or the introspection too self-defeating, one of the players drops a set.
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Why is misgendering a person hurtful and a "denial of somebody's personhood," according to the speakers in the video?
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He barely talks to me now, and when he does, he makes hurtful comments and calls me mean names.
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I always love my mom, but it's really hurtful to see... we're just really never on the same side.
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Social media has become a platform for anyone to launch mean and hurtful things about people we barely know.
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Susan Wojcicki, YouTube's C.E.O., apologized earlier this week for how "hurtful" the company's decision was to the LGTBQ+ community.
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My reputation is all that I have and their false allegations are very hurtful to me and my family.
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President Trump's attendance and his hurtful policies are an insult to the people portrayed in this civil rights museum.
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She just speaks her mind, and she's too oblivious to realize that her lack of tact might be hurtful.
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Can you share why it was such a visceral reaction, and why you find his comments so hurtful and problematic?
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I'm predicting that things might get even more hurtful between Robert and Frances — which will lead us into season 2.
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People have told me so many mean and hurtful things about her and I will not bring them up ever.
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I'm thankful that Lee took this opportunity on Men Tell All to apologize and express regret for his hurtful words.
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I've not been exempt from being dumb or cruel or hurtful to the very people I want to advocate for.
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Transgender and non-binary people "have historically faced humiliating, hurtful treatment during their interactions with law enforcement," the statement said.
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"I was shocked to learn of these anonymous and hurtful allegations," the newspaper quoted Hefner's attorney-issued statement as saying.
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" She continues ... "However, I have since learned how statements like mine are seen as hurtful, which was never my intent.
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"[The] majority of everyone's comments have been positive, but a small handful have been quite hurtful and negative," she says.
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It was so hurtful...I have endless crazy, sexist, illegal things that bosses tried to do or say to me.
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Hurtful rhetoric and actions impact us all, and we know some members of our community grapple with these issues everyday.
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Still, his messages are very hurtful, and warrant the question of how fans can continue to support or defend him.
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I wanted to reply with hurtful, debasing language that made him feel as small as his words made me feel.
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Friends warn her not to take the bait, but Sam can't seem to pull herself away from the hurtful comments.
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I didn't write it to be hurtful, out of jealousy, or to cause controversy – all motives I was accused of.
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This is not to say that all marriages should endure, even through the sorts of hurtful times the Clintons experienced.
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"It's so hurtful, the things that I feel when she's around me, and that she does with Sofia," she said.
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But along the way, people sometimes confused bullying with the unfortunate -- but normal -- moments of angry, thoughtless or hurtful behavior.
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"Nine [times] of out ten, it would be hurtful stuff," Brandon said with a sad shrug of his broad shoulders.
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"I am deeply sorry for my behavior, which I know has been hurtful to my friends and colleagues," he said.
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The tool will flag potentially hurtful comments by crossing them out with a red line and encouraging users to reword.
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Members are encouraged to listen and offer helpful suggestions on how to challenge hurtful tropes and hopefully alter racist behavior.
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"I can only say that rumors begin and it's virtually all negative, hurtful, cruel and antagonistic," he tells Dr. Phil.
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And yes, even those within the most vulnerable groups can make unfounded, hurtful accusations against allies and would-be-allies.
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It was a group of people who wanted to understand Hart's thinking about those hurtful tweets & his stand-up jokes.
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"It's so hurtful that she's been going around town saying I was reckless when she wasn't even there," Judge said.
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Clinton, naturally, was even more effusive about the president she served under: The birther lie was a very hurtful one.
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Given that we're dealing with Axl Rose, though, any frustrations were almost certainly aired in the most hurtful way possible.
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"There have been some deeply hurtful and profoundly untrue allegations made against my father," who died in 2010, Cameron said.
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We got maybe 10 or 15 minutes in and then it would just get too upsetting or triggering or hurtful.
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Like Rizzo, Silcox said that virtual realities can be deeply meaningful for people whose physical conditions are isolating or hurtful.
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Sending a sext can be every bit as hurtful as seeing a partner flirt with someone else in a bar.
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It's just as hurtful to old companies and their workers, but we generally see that it's unwise to stop innovation.
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Harris told the former vice president that she found it "hurtful" to hear him talk about two segregationist senators — Sens.
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He said things that many found hurtful, did things that many thought inappropriate, posted things that many considered somewhat racist.
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Not surprisingly, this regulatory approach has been particularly hurtful to smaller banks, which played a minor role in the crisis.
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"There are a lot of awful, horrible, hurtful things people say, particularly behind the cloak of the internet," Williams says.
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"I get sensitive when religion comes up because it's been so hurtful to a lot of people," he told Vogue.
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" The first lady said false claims about President Obama's citizenship are "hurtful, deceitful questions deliberately designed to undermine his presidency.
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" An opinion piece in De Morgen, one of Belgium's more liberal newspapers, called it "an uninspired and needlessly hurtful stunt.
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"Still, you don't say things like she said, which were just a little bit hurtful to some people," Trump said.
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The pair ended season 3 vowing to work towards repairing their friendship after hurtful things were said by both parties.
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When people are making the public believe you are a character you aren't, that is hurtful, and it is degrading.
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We all want to see ourselves reflected in Rowling's magical world, and it's hurtful to think we might not be.
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"That's the hurtful thing, how many children could have been prevented from suffering the pains of lead poisoning," she said.
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It was really hurtful to know that they still didn't feel they could come forward, even in the current conversation.
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"There are hurtful things being said," said Senator Penny Wong, a member of the Labor Party and a gay parent.
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" Separate intent from impact: "I know you didn't realize this, but when you __________ (comment/behavior), it was hurtful/offensive because___________.
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The pair ended season 3 vowing to work toward repairing their friendship after hurtful things were said by both parties.
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Do you ever see memes that use stereotypes or hurtful beliefs about an individual or groups to make a point?
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So I don't know that [the Cruz-related controversies] are as harmful or hurtful as it appears from the outside.
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" It continued: "I spoke without thinking about what the words truly meant, and the words I chose are extremely hurtful.
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"The hurtful thoughts that filled my head were things I would never say to people I cared about," she said.
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"As a Sandy Hook family, what you are doing here is absolutely disgusting, hurtful, wrong, and disrespectful," the statement says.
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Environmental regulations will be suggested that are dopey or regressive or unconsciously hurtful, the way that the straw bans are.
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"The fact is I didn't understand how hurtful this is to people who live with discrimination every day," he said.
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We're told Liza would find many of the scenes hurtful, and isn't looking to tarnish her memories of her mother.
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" In an August 21 email to another woman, Jennifer complained about Sarah, who she said had "said some hurtful things.
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I am very critical of myself already, and having someone (whose opinion I care about) saying these things is hurtful.
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Mr. Markham said on Tuesday that any accusations of abuse against Ms. Max had been false and were deeply hurtful.
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"Having represented a lot of those accusers, I know how damaging that is to them, how hurtful, how scary," she said.
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He didn't apologize for his hurtful comments about two Gold Star parents or about an Indiana-born judge of Mexican heritage.
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It's a culture and a tradition and something that I and other witches take seriously, and commercializing our religion is hurtful.
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"When we hear those words about carnage and we are living in depressed situations, I told him it was very hurtful."
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"It is hurtful because I didn&apost expect to go through something so bad and be disbelieved by your own country."
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I was saying all these hurtful things to her and disrupting the class and she taught me a lot of discipline.
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The insults crossed a line even with this group of people who regularly hurl hurtful names and epithets at each other.
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When asked about the exact contents of the offending material, he refused to elaborate, saying it was "too hurtful" to say.
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"I DON'T REMEMBER A TIME WHEN YOU DID SOMETHING SO HURTFUL TO ME!" co-star Tan France joked in the comments.
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Blackface still carries an incredibly hurtful and damning stigma, and why the fashion industry still doesn't understand that is beyond us.
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Not only were your words cruel, and your message discouraging and hurtful, to young LGBTQ youth but it was beyond unprofessional.
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A famous white woman is quickly shielded from any hurtful comments, while a famous Black woman has to beg for protection?
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"It was really, really hurtful the way people reacted [to my weight gain]," the Freeform star admitted on the dance show.
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But to reward descendants for an accident of birth is "not only groundless and absurd but often hurtful to that posterity".
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"It was really, really hurtful the way people reacted [to my weight gain]," the TV star admitted on the competition show.
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" In the docs, the girl adds Ptacek "said some very unkind, hurtful things that in the moment made me feel vulnerable.
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It began with a speech expressing his regrets for his past hurtful comments, followed by a visit to flood ravaged Louisiana.
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But the thing about affairs, which is what I think is ultimately most hurtful, is dishonesty and the element of independence.
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Her push to validate her photography has brought out some haters, more than a few trolls, and lots of hurtful comments.
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Elmwood Park Public Schools Superintendent Anthony Grieco called the statements "hurtful and offensive" and said they had disrupted the school day.
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The false statements to the news media have resulted in inaccurate and hurtful news coverage, which is threatening Mr. Asher's livelihood.
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Perhaps most hurtful was Dear Julianna a newly formed online group that features photos and stories of adults with neuromuscular diseases.
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" "For Ashley and I to be vilified in the ways that we have been on social media has been beyond hurtful.
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You also tend to be very blunt—make sure that you don't say things that are too hurtful during this time!
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A lot of us stay at home more than clubbing now anyway, partly because some things said were hurtful and untrue.
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"It bothers me just on a general level that somehow people feel empowered to say things that are hurtful." she says.
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This Is Being SO Racist, It Makes You Rich Sometimes people turn their ability to shout hurtful things into a career.
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Also when touring plantations for historical context, comments about how "kind" the slave owners were, are extremely inappropriate and hurtful. 63.
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But because all comments are anonymous, it&'s very easy for people to say mean and hurtful things without any repercussions.
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When people give unsolicited fashion advice — presuming to be the experts of someone else's body — that can be hurtful and destructive.
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Mayhem and Monét laughed it off, but it seemed hurtful and dehumanizing in a way Yuhua might not even have realized.
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People say hurtful things like that; it hurts my dad and mom because the situation could have ended a lot differently.
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When words are hurtful, the best solution is to sit people together, and bring some context—although that's not always possible.
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Donna Givens, an African-American neighborhood organizer who leads the Eastside Community Network in Detroit, said Trump's tweets were deeply hurtful.
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" Within minutes of posting, Instagram users pointed out how hurtful her comments were, since they seemed to associate "fat" with "bad.
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The bottom line is that the cadets involved now understand that the costumes could be considered offensive and hurtful to many.
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"So anything that I would be surprised by or might be hurtful, we had a conversation right then," Lauren Bushnell said.
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Understanding what makes something offensive or hurtful is difficult enough that many people can't figure it out, let alone AI systems.
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She sharply criticized Biden's "very hurtful comments" about working with segregationist senators and brought attention to his past opposition to busing.
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One of Jones' most notable, and hurtful, "stories" is that the 85033 massacre of elementary students at Sandy Hook was staged.
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I know that her marriage isn't perfect and I would never say anything about her marriage that was hurtful and mean.
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"One day I got into an argument and said something real hurtful to Tong, and she started to cry," recalled Eddie.
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Schulman soon apologized for his hurtful words and thanked those who helped him understand exactly how he was in the wrong.
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It's vital to talk about concerns and fears, but not in a way that will be needlessly hurtful to your partner.
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Because of all the negative and hurtful responses I got from that program, I couldn't ever bring myself to draw again.
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Thankfully, marginalized queer communities have started to call out those hurtful comments as acts of discrimination rather than statements of preference.
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And when confronted about how hurtful such a thing is, the problem is brushed away as a harmless bit of fun.
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" Pruitt claims in the lawsuit that Thomas would spew hurtful comments about her "weight, looks, voice, songwriting ability, maturity and intelligence.
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" But Game said those hurtful words "eventually had an effect" on him that caused him to believe he should "back off.
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The typical view of fathers as the "secondary parent" is hurtful to many men, paid leave advocate Ellen Bravo told me.
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"When I see people rolling their eyes, it's hurtful," she said of her classmates' attitude toward Loudermilk, which Smith's students toured.
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One thing I really love about Brian is he has a great way of making fun of me without being hurtful.
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Russell adamantly denies the accusations, calling them "false and hurtful" ... and has not been officially punished by the Cubs or MLB.
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As hurtful as that comment was, the opportunity to dig deeper, to understand what someone holds in their prejudices, was invaluable.
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"I found an attack like this is especially hurtful and hateful when you attack an institution for what people believe," Gov.
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The friend who tells you a hurtful rumor because "she feels you should know," ruining your feelings for your other friend.
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Telling someone with anxiety or depression to "just cheer up" completely misses the mark — and is rude and hurtful to boot.
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People always think they know best, but they don't realize that their 'advice' is hurtful and not helpful in the slightest.
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"I think it would be hurtful for the left," said Symone Sanders, who worked for Mr. Sanders in the 2016 primary.
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When I was young I was uneducated and found myself saying really hurtful things not knowing the power of my words.
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The current allegations sent to me by The New York Times range from the patently untrue to the frivolous and hurtful.
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" Speaking to Fox News, he added, "It's kind of hurtful, but the president of the United States is a strong leader.
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It was my first major experience of culture shock—which can feel like a hurtful reminder that you're not "home" anymore.
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In particular, I understand it is hurtful to play on stereotypes and that doing so leads to real problems of exclusion.
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We made this change a while ago following feedback that Autocomplete too often predicted offensive, hurtful or inappropriate queries about people.
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Jay-Z said the remarks were "hurtful" and "misinformed" but added that they're a symptom of a greater problem in America.
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Cranston, 60, responded to Yost's comments, saying he didn't remember making the joke but still takes responsibility for his potentially hurtful words.
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To those who insisted on still being hurtful because our political affiliation is different, you are what is wrong with the country.
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Following the news, Schnatter issued an apology in which he admitted the reports of him using "inappropriate and hurtful language" were true.
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"The comments I made were ignorant and insensitive, and I now have a deeper understanding of how hurtful they were," he said.
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People photo-shopped images of my two children and me in hurtful ways and impersonated my husband with fake social media accounts.
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Until then, however, she spoke to People about the details of her departure and the hurtful way she discovered she was out.
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They also often have to deal with others — sometimes even people of their own ethnicities — referring to their hair in hurtful ways.
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Yet, despite admitting that Crowder used "language that was clearly hurtful," the company said that the show has acted within its boundaries.
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Penny Wong, Labor's shadow foreign-affairs minister, says there is "disappointing evidence" that some will use "hurtful" arguments in a plebiscite campaign.
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Two years after her abrupt exit from ABC's Castle, Stana Katic is now opening up about that hurtful decision that shocked fans.
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Do we want to live in an echo chamber, or do we want to be bombarded by negative, and sometimes hurtful content?
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Out of 212 votes, 85% of people said it's "harmless fun for a good cause," and only 15% said it was hurtful.
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" On Instagram, Bieber apologized for being "hurtful" to Swift in the past but said Braun "didn't have anything to do with it.
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As a plus size person with a social media presence, Lexie Manion is no stranger to reading hurtful comments about her body.
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Nobody ever started a LiveJournal group dedicated to finding out if "Asians have sideways vaginas," sending me links to the hurtful posts.
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It's hurtful to ghost a romantic partner, and it's likewise disrespectful to ghost a professional who was committed to working with you.
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As we reported, Jada called the movie "deeply hurtful" -- but Hutton says he was "very responsible" about everyone's image in the film.
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Hugh Hefner uses the word "hurtful" eight times in a two-hour discussion of the Playboy empire's relations with the women's movement.
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Leigh makes Dr. Ventress similarly fascinating, playing her with a dismissive drawl that's equal parts pained and hurtful to the other characters.
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"That's something that's so hurtful that it's just something that I don't know if I can get over it," she told Dodd.
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"I've listened to what he had to say and I think what he's had to say is dangerous and hurtful," he said.
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" A rep for Halliwell Horner told PEOPLE that the claim is "simply not true and has been very hurtful to her family.
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" Asked by Cohen about the claims of putting her fame ahead of her children, Judge said they were "not true" and "hurtful.
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And try to remember: Even though your mother or father's critical statements or passive-aggressive facial expressions are hurtful, they're rarely personal.
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"These stories about me and my grandfather are not only untrue, they are also hurtful to me and my family," she said.
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"I want to start by expressing my sincerest apologies for the extremely hurtful words that I said many years ago," she wrote.
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Let's be honest, a lot of things you hear are unimportant: facts you already know, or criticism that is hurtful and unusable.
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Still, the new guidance is discriminatory — and immensely hurtful to survivors who are unable to help their own community after being attacked.
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While this is hurtful for many well-intentioned conservatives, we must stop being defensive about the issue and address it head on.
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"She doesn't think I'm funny, but like to such an extent that it's deeply hurtful," Apatow said of his younger daughter, Iris.
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"I blame the Safeway employees and for them to do something like that to me is just hurtful and shameful," Martin said.
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"Some of the things written by Joy on her old blog are obviously hateful and hurtful," the network said on June 1.
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If I was her protector, she was my guide — showing me how to fill that hole with healthy instead of hurtful things.
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She said it was hurtful that people thought she would make it up, especially as the majority of her audience is LGBTQ.
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"This is not the Ed Gillespie I knew, but the Ed Gillespie (in) this campaign is racist, bigoted, hurtful," he told Axelrod.
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The AU Center for Health Innovation hopes the program that increases caring relationships and decreases hurtful behaviors will become a national model.
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As in whining and crying about how that mean big, bad man in the White House is saying hurtful things about them.
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This is because, as John Stuart Mill pointed out a long time ago, ideas can often be hurtful and cause intense distress.
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" Naturally, viewers were quick to point out how hurtful these comments were, because it is not a compliment to call someone "anorexic.
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MSNBC's Joy-Ann Reid apologized on Saturday for "dumb" and "hurtful" homophobic comments in her old blog posts, the Associated Press reports.
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Ole Miss officials also received a copy of the photo, which they called "offensive and hurtful," after it was posted in March.
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"None of our work will matter if our leaders say hurtful things and don't listen to survivors," board Chairwoman Dianne Byrum said.
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Earlier Wednesday, Mr. Schnatter described his comments during the conference call as "inappropriate and hurtful" in a statement provided by the company.
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You defended the book as satire, but you apologized for The Exile's misogyny and you apologized for writing dumb and hurtful things.
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"When he wasn't listened to, and wasn't believed, it was really hurtful to him, because he cared about the church," she said.
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The cast of Hungarian Nights was largely white, and their dances were introduced as "gypsy" dances — a term many Roma consider hurtful.
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Julia has considered seeing another endocrinologist in her area, but it isn't clear if that decision would be ultimately helpful or hurtful.
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However, I find that people assume that they are hurtful, both the persons spewing them and those empathic about the perceived pain.
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Southern Charm's Danni Baird is speaking out against Madison LeCroy for spreading the "hurtful" rumor that she contracted chlamydia from Shep Rose.
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"I learned quickly that happy people don't say hurtful things and that happiness begins with self-love," she wrote in the caption.
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" He added Thursday: "The fact is, I didn't understand how hurtful this is to people who live with discrimination every single day.
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A 20-block walk to the office across concrete each day has reduced my tolerance for "cute-but-hurtful" down to nil.
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Zayn feeling as though he's too good to acknowledge me, yet not too good to STEAL and copy my art is fucking HURTFUL.
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" In a tweet to Maza, YouTube said, "while we found language that was clearly hurtful, the videos as posted don't violate our policies.
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"When people feel emboldened to write mean and hurtful things about other people, they'll just extend it to siblings or families," Swearer said.
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"That doesn't mean blind denial of egregious behaviour or ignoring the ways in which another woman might be hurtful or hateful," writes Chemaly.
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"I regret the hurtful and disrespectful language I used as a satirical college opinion writer 20 years ago," he said in an email.
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And "It's Cool to be Kind" urges kids to avoid responding or reacting to hurtful messages, as well as block and report bullies.
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Instead of brushing off the hurtful (and truly ridiculous) comments, the gossip empowered Reinhart to clap back in the name of self-love.
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Then you also have people who write things that can be hurtful and in some cases I would classify them as harassment, right.
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"News reports attributing the use of inappropriate and hurtful language to me during a media training session regarding race are true," said Schnatter.
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It would be hard to imagine someone saying hurtful things to the woman who brought us the adorable bundle that is baby Luna.
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Falwell, satire, including critical or even hurtful satire, has remained protected under constitutional law as a valid and necessary form of free speech.
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I noted the things that — hurtful things happened to people, including my own family, that obviously I paid attention to and cared about.
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"That was hurtful, but I was going through some things at the time, so I didn't really take it too personally," he explained.
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For one child, a trip on a Southwest Airlines flight turned hurtful when a gate agent allegedly made fun of her unique name,.
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To be fair, they don't always mean to be as hurtful or offensive as they come off — that's why these are called microaggressions.
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The second scenario involved a woman who receives some hurtful messages for posting about a political issue on her own social media account.
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While annoying and hurtful, underneath this behavior is an incredibly dangerous assumption — that we as women are somehow lesser than our male counterparts.
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The outlets reportedly published stories about Simmons "in a hurtful campaign of defamations and privacy invasions," according to People's knowledge of the lawsuit.
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" Espy added that the comment, which was made earlier this month, is "hurtful to the millions of Mississippians who are people of goodwill.
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And criticizing someone in public can be hurtful in a way that keeps the substance of what you are saying from being heard.
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The campaign sent out a statement from three noted Hispanic Miami residents that casts Sanders's comments as hurtful to the Cuban exile community.
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"President Trump's attendance and his hurtful policies are an insult to the people portrayed in this civil rights museum," the two congressmen said.
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This will be a learning experience and goes to show that words, even when intended to be humorous, can be hurtful to others.
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Speaking to the newspaper, Thomas Markle said he found the letter "deeply hurtful," and that is was mischaracterized in the US magazine People.
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By contrast, the raw words being leveled in the square are hurtful here, comical there, and very often at war with one another.
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"The comments I made were ignorant and insensitive, and I now have a deeper understanding of how hurtful they were," the statement reads.
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"The comments I made were ignorant and insensitive, and I now have a deeper understanding of how hurtful they were," the statement said.
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In the buildup to this moment, popular culture played a role in pushing back against hurtful stereotypes and championing equality regardless of sexuality.
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The op-ed, published by Fortune Wednesday, perfectly sums up why the memo, which some within the company apparently defended, is so hurtful.
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Schiff on CNN added that he is "taken aback" by Giuliani's legal strategy, which he said has been "deeply hurtful" to Trump's case.
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" Cardin, citing Friedman's criticism of Schumer as having done the "worst appeasement of terrorists since Munich," retorted that those words were "beyond hurtful.
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The chants from Wimbledon fans, although made in jest, were so hurtful that the man moved to another continent to jump off ladders.
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" MSNBC released a statement soon after saying "Some of the things written by Joy on her old blog are obviously hateful and hurtful.
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That felt especially hurtful to Facebook employees who were also sexual assault survivors, many of whom began sharing their own #MeToo stories internally.
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Anything that's going to change our tax structure where we can't write off income tax or property tax is going to be hurtful.
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The school then launched an investigation into the incident, calling the mock auction "racially insensitive and hurtful" in an email to the school.
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As with other minorities, Mr. Trump is not above indulging in glib, often hurtful stereotypes, like the age-old trope of greedy Jews.
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" After the suspension, Schwartz said: "This episode in my life truly is the most hurtful, outrageous, and saddest I've ever experienced — and more.
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That was hurtful only because it underscored that I'd never be like them at an age when I just wanted to fit in.
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The information you give them about your father's life may be surprising and hurtful to them, or it may be confirming and clarifying.
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"Several people afterwards told him how inappropriate and hurtful his use of the N-word was" and Mr. Friedland apologized, the memo said.
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"I regret the hurtful and disrespectful language I used as a satirical college opinion writer," Sabia said in an emailed statement to POLITICO.
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"What he did at the convention really hurt him and will be really hurtful him in a future run," said one Republican senator.
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"You should definitely delete your social media history if you've been inappropriate," explains McGoodwin, especially when you have said something hateful or hurtful.
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The company says that nudging people to reconsider posting potentially hurtful comments has had "promising" results in the company's fight against online bullying.
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"In re-reading it today — eight years later — I see it was an attempt at humor that was offensive and hurtful," he continued.
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Or if a relative has said something you think is hurtful, try and work out what they meant without reading between the lines.
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Harris called the words "hurtful," then recalled how, as a child, she was bused to school in a local effort to desegregate districts.
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And, of course, where is the liberal outrage over these hurtful remarks towards the Trump administration's top spokeswoman and most visible female official?
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" Representative Max Rose of New York, another freshman Democrat, responded directly to Ms. Omar on Twitter, calling her statements "deeply hurtful to Jews.
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YouTube's harassment policy states that "content that makes hurtful and negative personal comments/videos about another person" will be removed from the platform.
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"It was really hurtful, cause I felt like my size made me look disgusting towards someone in the clothes that I wear," Veazy says.
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"It's become increasingly clear in recent weeks that memorials such as this are hurtful to many residents in our community and elsewhere," Kittleman wrote.
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Weir posted an Instagram photo of himself wearing a pink feathered coat with the following hurtful comment featured in bold text across the photo.
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The idea that women can only play for women is something I found so hurtful and negating that I had to completely ignore it.
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Van Meir said she hopes that those men have learned that those messages aren't appropriate and can be harmful and hurtful to the receiver.
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She is saddened by recent tabloid media reports which are full of erroneous speculation and inaccuracies that are hurtful to three innocent young girls.
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According to that policy, "content that makes hurtful and negative personal comments/videos about another person" will be removed with the channel owner warned.
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Particularly hurtful to Mr. Cohen was the way Mr. Trump lavished approval on Mr. Lewandowski in a way he never did for Mr. Cohen.
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Penny Wong, Labor's openly gay shadow foreign-affairs minister, sees "disappointing evidence" that "hurtful arguments" against gay marriage would surface in a plebiscite campaign.
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But it's even more necessary that you recognize why the friendship is ending: because he made choices that were negligent, hurtful and possibly criminal.
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I am sorry to those who I offended, and I also take full responsibility for my 'likes' on Instagram that were hurtful and offensive.
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We hope that by speaking with and listening to each other, we can take the first steps toward learning from this hurtful, offensive act.
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Soon you'll be able to live these better, more virtual version of your life, free from all the hurtful realities that plague you now.
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Unfortunately, in the past several years, we've seen many storylines that, whether these women realize it or not, are hurtful to the LGBTQ+ community.
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When her new therapist (Samira Wiley, Orange Is the New Black) tells her to say anything, she unleashes a string of creatively hurtful profanities.
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Like the time he affirmed the hurtful stereotype comparing black people to monkeys: This is far from the only racist commentary by Thorin, either.
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"I blame the Safeway employees and for them to do something like that to me is just hurtful and shameful," said Martin to KPIX.
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He said the university sees the image as "offensive and hurtful" but it does not represent a violation of the university's code of conduct.
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It's hurtful to see talented, brainy, driven Rory spiraling out 10 years down the line because she still has a terrible self-aggrandizing attitude.
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"We are the Party of Lincoln and a party that stands against divisive and hurtful symbols," McDaniel said Sunday in statement to BuzzFeed News.
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To have that ripped away after finally getting it is so hurtful and crushing and it just questions my belief in the justice system.
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"One of the most hurtful parts is that I know a lot of people who are pregnant," says the labor and delivery nurse, 32.
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Last week, Microsoft apologized for Tay's "offensive and hurtful tweets" — is the company now going to have to say sorry for all the spam?
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There was so much more left of him to give, at least I imagine there was, and it feels hurtful that he's just vanished.
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Fat people still have to endure systemic prejudice -- bias from doctors, employers and educators, as well as hurtful daily interactions, snickers and demeaning comments.
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From remarks about appearance, intelligence, personality and relationship status; these insults that masquerade as compliments can be really hurtful and detrimental to self esteem.
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"Kids are honest and he wasn't being hurtful at all, but hearing that was just a wake up call to get started," she says.
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British Prime Minister David Cameron lashed out Monday at what he called "deeply hurtful and profoundly untrue" claims about his late father's financial arrangements.
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But hearing problematic assumptions or intrusive questions is hurtful and exhausting, especially when they come from friends, partners, colleagues, teachers, and well-meaning strangers.
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"We are deeply sorry for the unintended offensive and hurtful tweets from Tay…," Microsoft VP of Research Peter Lee wrote in a blog post.
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I screamed some really hurtful shit at him, including calling him a narcissist, telling him that he loves wallowing in his own self-pity.
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The singer's brothers and nephew Taj, who spent years as a child at Neverland, say the accusations are untrue, hurtful and motivated by money.
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" Espy, who is vying to become the state's first black senator since Reconstruction, ripped Hyde-Smith for the comment, calling it "reprehensible" and "hurtful.
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His voice quavering, the young man stammered something unexpected from a frat brother, about how women can be as insensitive and hurtful as guys.
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Trump's rhetoric about Mexicans and immigrants is divisive and hurtful, Escobar said, and she hoped to broach the subject with him during the call.
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Ultimately, the persona that Kavanaugh created on Fox News is no more convincing than this attempt to explain away a crude and hurtful joke.
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In my past, I said and believed things that were wrong, and worse, hurtful to people in the LGBTQ+ community and their loved ones.
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"President Trump's attendance and his hurtful policies are an insult to the people portrayed in this civil rights museum," Lewis said in a statement.
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"If this leads to more tariffs that's going to be hurtful to the economy," said Scott Clemons, chief investment strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman.
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It is much more hurtful to continue to slate other women than BE a woman, BE a character, BE whoever you want to be.
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When I look at bonsai trees, they're so pretty to look at, but it's so hurtful to think of what we've done to them.
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Emblematic of larger issues, she acknowledged how these statements were hurtful, though this didn't mean she wouldn't go on to hurt me yet again.
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" Russell has also released a statement in which he flatly denied the claims: "Any allegation I have abused my wife is false and hurtful.
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It's so tough when you care deeply for all of your students as human beings, and you see one acting truly hurtful towards another.
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"President Trump's attendance and his hurtful policies are an insult to the people portrayed in this civil rights museum," they said in a statement.
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"The ACLU of Idaho condemns Governor Brad Little's decision to sign discriminatory, unconstitutional, and deeply hurtful anti-transgender bills into law," a statement said.
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"The world knows what she said, the world knows that those comments were harmful and hurtful," Mr. Espy said afterward, sounding not entirely convinced.
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He also returned to the idea of New York as a progressive bastion in a harsh world troubled by racism, homophobia and hurtful policies.
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"We worked with trans girls who decided it was best to be upfront with a flaw so there wasn't any hurtful misgendering," she explained.
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"I think they are hurtful to the party, a party that has been founded on equal opportunity for all," she said at the time.
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Troy is by turns funny, provocative, inspiring and hurtful, but one thing he will never be as long as he draws breath is silent.
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While yes, some people may be trying to make a dark situation lighthearted and funny, many can find these as horribly offensive and hurtful.
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"When I was young I was uneducated and found myself saying really hurtful things not knowing the power of my words," Bieber's caption reads.
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"January 26 is a bad day, a hurtful day, but we come here for solidarity," Bundjalung elder Gwen Williams-Heckling told Australian Broadcasting Corp.
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Whenever I spend time with her and my stepsister, I notice my mom acting in ways that were hurtful to me as a child.
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In these cases, wearing braids does feel a lot like hurtful cultural appropriation and that self-denial ultimately harms both Latinx and Black women.
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He described the playground offense as an act of "public humiliation, instead of a sexual act"—a hurtful prank, but hardly a sex crime.
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I know people aren't trying to be rude, hurtful or dismissive, and that usually they just haven't been exposed to conversations around gender nonconformity.
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It was expensive, time-consuming and confusing as to why we were even in the wedding party in the first place and ultimately hurtful.
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More recently, Mr. Sutton has published editorials that were racially insensitive and "very hurtful," said the mayor of Linden, Charles Moore, who is white.
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"The way I behaved was hurtful, degrading and infuriating to a degree that I have only begun to understand this past month," he wrote.
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I thought nothing of it, because like legions of others back then, I lacked the sensitivity to understand how hurtful that behavior could be.
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"As speaker, I will not allow this House to be torn apart by hurtful and divisive slurs," he said in a statement Thursday night.
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The arguments against women entering the sanctum sanctorum were outrageously unscientific—they claimed that the divine rays in that area are hurtful to women.
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In his note, Momoa states that he has seen the effects of rape and sexual harassment and now sees his joke as distasteful and hurtful.
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But in her Instagram Stories on Friday, Ali revealed that some of the comments on the post were so hurtful that they made her cry.
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"I never responded to the conversation Kim had with Piers Morgan, when she said things that were really hurtful about me," Parker recently told People.
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Our children were born believing it's our job to protect them, and it's one of the most hurtful, confusing things when we've done the opposite.
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"I saw many hurtful comments and cowardly people writing degrading things behind a keyboard as if it was a way to get off," says Miller.
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" She continued, "I have personally dealt with rumors in the past for years that were hurtful to me, my family – they diminished my hard work.
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" "I can only imagine that it must take tremendous courage for women to step forward and talk about these things that are just so hurtful.
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"Considering Mr. Trump's brand of division and insult, I believe it would be hurtful to my constituents for me to attend the inauguration," he tweeted.
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"I never responded to the conversation that Kim had with Piers Morgan, where she said things that were really hurtful about me," Parker told PEOPLE.
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The show's evolved thesis emphasizes how society's rigid gender roles force women into hurtful behavior that, if done by a man, would actually be applauded.
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The kicker for this, however, is that YouTube calls Crowder's comments "clearly hurtful" and that's an exact term used within its harassment and cyberbullying policy.
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But those assumptions can be incorrect and similarly hurtful because they imply a person has to look a certain way to demonstrate their gender identity.
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"I have not been exempt from being dumb or cruel or hurtful to the very people I want to advocate for," said Ms. Reid, 49.
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Now, it's one thing to not want to see yet another reboot or remake, but it's a whole other to leave rude and hurtful comments.
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Wendy Williams is saying sorry for comments she made on her Thursday show, which were hurtful to the LGBTQ+ community ... and vows to do better.
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But when I saw the messages it was first hurtful to see something that I knew was there but actually see it before my eyes.
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"We cannot and will not tolerate behavior that is disrespectful, hurtful and compromises the integrity of the department and the City of Miami," he said.
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"I never responded to the conversation Kim had with Piers Morgan, where she said things that were really hurtful about me," Parker told the outlet.
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It is often difficult to differentiate between harmless jokes, harsher sarcasm and hurtful bullying and when that line has been crossed in the digital world.
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"I don't think the institutional church realizes how hurtful they are to homosexual people," Muth says in the video above, one episode in the series.
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But would you find it frustrating and a little hurtful if, instead of reaching for you, your partner rolls over and reaches for their phone?
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"I never responded to the conversation that Kim had with Piers Morgan, where she said things that were really hurtful about me," Parker tells PEOPLE.
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"The defense went on the attack, bashing Dave's character and saying hateful, hurtful, despicable lies to the media," Don Laut said, according to the Star.
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While YouTube said his comments were "hurtful," it suggested they were made as part of a broader argument and thus did not violate its rules.
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I think people do not want to be in a position where they're feeling vulnerable to say something that is potentially hurtful to other people.
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It's like when someone sense "no offense" or "I'm not racist, but…" or "bless his heart," it immediately negates any unkind or hurtful sentiments uttered.
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The current allegations sent to me by the New York Times and Los Angeles Times range from the patently untrue to the frivolous and hurtful.
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In the three months since Harambe's death, The Cincinnati Zoo has been the target of countless memes and blunt, hurtful comments related to the shooting.
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" A rep for Halliwell Horner told PEOPLE at the time that the claim is "simply not true and has been very hurtful to her family.
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If unchecked, negative and hurtful words can reinforce stereotypes and influence our identity — and our success — in the classroom, in the workforce, and in life.
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Over the years I overheard young girls saying hurtful remarks to one another, and often they were negative comments about skin color, hair and weight.
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So PeopleStyle caught up with her to learn all about her new gig and how hurtful online comments influenced her style — for good and bad.
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" In a different Instagram post shared on Wednesday, Cooper revealed, "I have an attorney helping me investigate this hurtful and fraudulent attack on my character.
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I'd already been abstaining from alcohol for weeks at the time of the appointment (I'd recognized a problematic relationship), so this information felt especially hurtful.
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The whole thing is shrouded with Quentin's self-loathing, because it is, he realizes, "a terrible, really awful, hurtful betrayal" of Alice, whom he loves.
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Similarly, if a meme doesn't constitute hate speech or harassment, but is considered in bad taste, lewd, violent or hurtful, it could get fewer views.
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It's a sharp, hurtful example of how the personal, emotional "needs" of the powerful take precedent over the very lives of the people they rule.
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A bad ultimatum would be something that's used to hold control or power over another person in a hurtful, manipulative, and disrespectful way, she says.
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"But I was able to return to my family and shelter against [the hurtful online comments] and get to where I am now," she said.
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"I don't think I've ever talked about how hurtful that was," Bushnell says of the finale, when she watched Higgins profess his love to Fletcher.
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"To see them trying to understand is hurtful because that's something they shouldn't have to do," Smith through tears said at the news conference Tuesday.
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"Although he vigorously denies using physical force, Mr. Weinstein has himself recognized that his contact with women was indefensible and incredibly hurtful," Boies told me.
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"President Trump's attendance and his hurtful policies are an insult to the people portrayed in this civil rights museum," they said in a joint statement.
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In clips from his upcoming interview on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Hart says he understands why his past posts were hurtful and people were upset.
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But as I walked, it became hurtful, eerie, and uncomfortable to just be a body: I'm a butt, I'm a chest, I'm no longer Rodney.
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The average Leafy video would certainly count as "negative" and, depending on the target, "hurtful," which perhaps technically risks him being banned from the site.
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"I didn't know about their extreme imagery, nor do I support images that can be hurtful or incite damage or hate to others," he claimed.
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It's really quite simple ... The funny thing is that even a critical story, which may be hurtful personally, can be very valuable to your business.
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If you don't actively shape how children think about race, they may be more likely to absorb hurtful and damaging clichés from the social ether.
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On one side: veteran Democrats who are responding to Representative Ilhan Omar's statements, which they say have been deemed hurtful to Jews, with the resolution.
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I don't know what to think except it's very hurtful, and it's bad that things are happening again like they did many, many years ago.
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"I want to write about it, but I don't want to write it in a way that would be hurtful to you," she tells him.
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In fact, Ms. Brown said that she and her son then talked at length about war and why some people might find his comments hurtful.
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To be clear, it was not just Unsworth expressing that opinion at the time, though Musk testified earlier that he'd found Unsworth's interview especially hurtful.
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"It is so hurtful to see how every aspect of my life is weaponized against me, yet somehow asserted as false at the same time."
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Most Asian or Asian American people — likely including Gillis's future co-worker Yang, who hasn't commented on the matter — have heard these hurtful statements before.
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Chicago Cubs star Addison Russell is strongly denying accusations of domestic violence against his wife ... calling the claims "false and hurtful" in a statement Thursday.
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Sometimes it's hot when someone gets a little miffed because a cutie winked at us in the bar; other times, it can feel suffocating and hurtful.
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"I know the decision we made was very hurtful to the LGBT community," said Wojcicki on stage at Recode's Code Conference in Scottsdale, Arizona, on Monday.
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They're so awful and so hurtful to someone who has a child whose 20, and a child who is 4 and a child who is 16.
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"People need to be more conscious that putting people down based on their sexual choices or identities is inappropriate and can be hurtful," Dr. Zeising says.
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Despite the fact that Vidalia's death is wildly fresh, you can still feel Emma's rage over her mother's hurtful, now hypocritical, treatment radiating off the screen.
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"News reports attributing the use of inappropriate and hurtful language to me during a media training session regarding race are true," he said in a statement.
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She said a lot of mean and hurtful things to people; it was clear she wanted to get rid of anyone with a rent-regulated apartment.
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Veterans and their relatives have said the monument has no religious meaning despite being in the shape of a cross, calling the lawsuit misguided and hurtful.
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Crenshaw closed the segment by appealing to both Democrats and Republicans about the need for civility and forgiveness when one side is hurtful to the other.
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When public figures say things that are wrong, hurtful, and/or hateful, the new default response is to mandate that we never hear from them again.
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" Azaria continued: "Definitely anybody who was hurt or offended by it, by any character or vocal performance, it's really upsetting that that was hurtful to anybody.
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"I am proud of her for being strong and standing up for herself during a time that is obviously a very hurtful one," Thomas, 47, said.
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Winter spent many years dreading dressing for red carpets not only because of the hurtful comments by online bullying, but also by the "excruciating" physical pain.
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AL GREEN, D-TEXAS: This president has made insightful statements that are hurtful and harmful to this country and to our moral standards in the world.
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"It's personal and it was hurtful to hear you," she told Biden, noting the party needed more than "intellectual debate" about the nation's ongoing racial disparities.
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The post turns into an overlong period of reflection for Spurlock himself, and his feeling that the pain he has caused others is hurtful to him.
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Joni Ernst said Sunday that the US-China trade war is "hurtful" to farmers, a group that makes up a considerable portion of her Iowa constituency.
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As a Nation we have chosen a different course -- to protect even hurtful speech on public issues to ensure that we do not stifle public debate.
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And all too often, the traditionally disenfranchised members of society are the targets of hurtful, highly charged words and characterizations that erode confidence and undermine opportunity.
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And in the wake of the Orlando shooting, telling gay men who want to save lives that even that standard hasn't been met is especially hurtful.
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"I tried to console her and she was clearly upset and I think she was surprised and found it hurtful and embarrassing," said the former executive.
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"Her comments were not only shocking, hurtful and inaccurate, they perpetuate harmful racial stereotypes which groups in our society often have about one another," Frontus said.
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When it comes to breaking news, the speed of social media can be hurtful — think Reddit users falsely identifying who bombed the Boston Marathon in 2013.
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They both know that the most hurtful weaponry to wield against black women include images of apes, threats of lynching and a tossed-off N-word.
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"I am sorry to those who I offended, and I also take full responsibility for my 'likes' on Instagram that were hurtful and offensive," he wrote.
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"I also want to say that what happened linking all Muslims to the terrorist attack was wrong and hurtful and both should be condemned," Schumer said.
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In the video, she accused Charles of spreading lies about her and called him out for saying hurtful things about other people in the beauty community.
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And part of what makes her such an effective interviewer is that you can't imagine anyone with Terry Gross's voice saying anything intentionally hurtful or malicious.
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How close to perfect do we need to be to express outrage when we're aware of the actions of others that we find horrible and hurtful?
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It's irritating and hurtful to see brands that have no interest in effecting any real change leech off of people's pain and desire for authentic representation.
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"President Trump's attendance and his hurtful policies are an insult to the people portrayed in this civil rights museum," the two congressmen said in a statement.
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Celebrities are often pressured to change how they look, and many big-names in Hollywood have opened up about how hurtful and damaging this can be.
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I find it easy now to forgive McCain's hurtful use of that racist word when balanced against the greater weight of his good deeds and bravery.
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Spoken-word interstitials find Remy asking her collaborators the most hurtful thing anyone ever said to them, and what advice they would give their teenage selves.
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But I never know how to respond to these comments in a dignified way that also lets them know that their comment is inappropriate and hurtful.
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"I am sorry to those who I offended, and I also take full responsibility for my 'likes' on Instagram that were hurtful and offensive," he wrote.
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You and your siblings have done the right thing by sharing your misgivings with your mom, and you should do so whenever you see hurtful behavior.
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They might be harder and take longer, but they're a more sincere way to avoid damaging, hurtful incidents like calling the cops on customers of color.
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But immigrant rights activists and Democrats — and some Republicans in the Senate — have repeatedly vowed to oppose the House legislation, which they call outrageous and hurtful.
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He makes another interesting point, arguing Asian epithets are often not taking as seriously as others made about other ethnic groups ... despite being just as hurtful.
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"He tended to make some of the Spanish language stuff very personal," said Moises Castillo, a classmate who described the exchanges as hurtful to this day.
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In the waste-management cubbies at the end of our hall, there should be an additional bin, where Hurtful Thoughts can be recycled into Prayer Mulch.
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"If something gets said that's hurtful or humiliating, it's not just the kid who said it who knows, it's the entire school or class," she said.
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" Despite the hurtful drama, Baird says she's "trying to do the best I can with the outcome of all of this by taking the high road.
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"When I was young, I was uneducated and found myself saying really hurtful things not knowing the power of my words," Bieber wrote in his post.
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" Sessions said in an interview with Fox News's Tucker Carlson that the attacks against him are hurtful but that he still considers Trump "a strong leader.
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I always feel that if I erupt I'll say (a) something that's wrong, (b) something that's hurtful, or (c) I might be in the wrong, anyway.
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It was "hurtful and invalidating" to be told that she didn't belong in the world that had drawn her in since childhood, Ms. Varuolo-Clarke said.
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For me, online abuse has come in the form of jabs at my writing, my feminist leanings and, most hurtful of all, my disability and appearance.
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"Our community did a great job of shaming the Walker Art Center and Sam Durant for this distasteful and hurtful portrayal of our history," he said.
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There are the webcam sites that are hurtful and exploitative, like a poor-quality drill that will give you repetitive strain injury after too much use.
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"President Trump's attendance and his hurtful policies are an insult to the people portrayed in this civil rights museum," the politicians noted in a joint statement.
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Lyrics are one thing, but an album release timed to coincide with the anniversary of someone's death is attributing a lot of really hurtful behavior to Swift.
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YouTube responded Tuesday, saying that after a four-day long "in-depth investigation" it determined Crowder's videos were "hurtful" but didn't violate any of the platform's policies.
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I have come very close to actually communicating with Josh online, and each time I have to remind myself how hurtful this would be to my husband.
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The trailer shows his character's morals seemingly put to the test as he participates in the racist rhetoric and hurtful protests associated with this neo-Nazi group.
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Joy-Ann Reid on Saturday apologized for her past "hurtful" remarks about LGBTQ people, following the resurfacing of homophobic blog posts from the mid-to-late 2000s.
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In a letter Tuesday, Lisanti apologized for using "an insensitive and hurtful word," adding that she has personally apologized to many of her colleagues in the House.
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The platform responded about five days later, on June 4, to say the content was hurtful, but didn't violate its policy because Maza is a public figure.
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A school administrator told Marcy and Eva that an apology from the boys would be meaningless because he didn't think they understood that their actions were hurtful.
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She said it was "hurtful and painful" when Democrats and the "predominantly pro-Clinton media" at the time refused to believe her story and attacked her credibility.
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"There have been comments made that have been hurtful — both in person and on social media — that are often based on incorrect or incomplete information," Kaiser wrote.
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" Lee explained while she knows her followers mean well when they ask about whether or not she has plans to expand her family, "it can be hurtful.
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I do not condone hurtful behavior and want people and fans of all backgrounds to know they are welcomed, loved, and respected around me and by me.
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Several people afterwards told him how inappropriate and hurtful his use of the N-word was, and Jonathan apologised to those that had been in the meeting.
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"I find the videos highly offensive and deeply hurtful, not only to our students and our entire University community, but to everyone who viewed them," Bell said.
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" He also added that it was "hurtful" the star "would go so far out of their way to try and make ME look bad at this stage.
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There's been a cycle all season of Chuck acting impulsively and insensitively in pursuing Bobby and having to walk back hurtful statements to Wendy about her boss.
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And unlike pretty much every other candidate (or contestant) who's tangled with Trump, Clinton's been subject to 40 years of hurtful revelations and attacks by political foes.
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Recruiters used a sales strategy called the "Pain Funnel" that encouraged them to ask progressively more hurtful questions to get prospective students to enroll in the school.
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But they weren't going to let Gunvalson escape some of the damaging interviews she had given and hurtful lies she had spread after the season stopped filming.
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"Moving forward, I'm going to tell you if I don't like something or if something is hurtful, instead of just being a bitch about it," she promised.
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"Even a critical story, which may be hurtful personally, can be very valuable to your business," Trump said in his 1987 book The Art of the Deal.
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Well-meaning but hurtful "awareness"-raising stunts, mostly staged by people who aren't autistic, rarely bring much attention to the actual concerns and needs of our community.
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"The kids, they seemed to be so happy and excited that they were saying this ... and it was hurtful," said Josie, who couldn't hold back the tears.
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"The comments I made were ignorant and insensitive, and I now have a deeper understanding of how hurtful they were," Lopez said in a statement to CNN.
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So while she certainly misses Chris sometimes, it can feel hurtful to her when someone says he's somehow in a "better place" than with his own children.
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" Asked about Hyde-Smith's comments after Saturday's event, Harris called them "harmful and hurtful" as well as "neglectful of understanding what those words mean in historical context.
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" Gloria Allred, a lawyer who represents some of the victims and has gained fame as an advocate for women, on Friday called the filing "inaccurate and hurtful.
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LPGA golfer Lexi Thompson is taking a social media break after she was hit with "hurtful" comments for playing a round of golf with President Donald Trump.
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But Selina is very aware of how hurtful That Word is and calls Amy to the White House in the middle of the night to discuss it.
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FYI: If you heard a hurtful rumor that the new Groundhog Day bake sale is a shell corporation to fund my bead collection, do NOT believe it!!
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She said that she was vilified by many first-wave feminists for "playing into male fantasies," which she said was the most hurtful part of the backlash.
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He has already expressed "regret" for remarks that he has made during the campaign that might have been hurtful, and he expanded his outreach to black voters.
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Though his visits can boost the Republican base, it remains to be seen how helpful — or hurtful — they can be in attracting more moderate and suburban voters.
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Y.), who has risen to Omar's defense while also challenging some rhetoric as hurtful and a mischaracterization of support in the Jewish community for Israel (The Hill).
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"President Trump's attendance and his hurtful policies are an insult to the people portrayed in this civil rights museum," Lewis said in a joint statement with Rep.
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His comments about banning Muslims from entering the country, she said, were "hurtful," and she also worried about his policies toward immigrants fleeing Central and South America.
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One of the most hurtful things they did was pressure Stephen to spend time with another girl from the show, Lauren, while he and I were dating.
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We know that we have all, at some point, encountered someone who decided our hairstyle was something we did to be hurtful, on purpose, and reacted accordingly.
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Words and expressions that are rare, discriminatory or hurtful, or could "contain content that damages the image of China or other countries" will be discouraged or banned.
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When you&aposre in the middle of a heated conflict with your partner, you&aposll have to override the natural impulse to shout something cruel and hurtful.
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Mr. Lesser, a 35-year-old member of the state's House of Representatives, denounced the mailer as one that plays on age-old, hurtful stereotypes of Jews.
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It's not that what he says isn't hurtful, but part of figuring out who you want to be is figuring out who you want to listen to.
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" Bieber posted a response on Instagram on Sunday, apologizing for the "hurtful" post referenced by Swift but adding that Braun "didn't have anything to do with it.
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Conversely, I won't put something in a puzzle if I would find it hurtful or offensive, or if it's likely to hurt or offend a marginalized community.
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I am also concerned that she will find out about it regardless, perhaps in a way that is more hurtful than coming from me, someone she trusts.
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There's understanding that if you say everything that comes to your mind, at every moment, in the name of being honest, is often self-indulgent and hurtful.
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And when an adult punishes a child for saying something hurtful, it magnifies hostilities and takes the solution for fixing the issue out of the child's hands.
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Though it was not my intention to hurt anyone, I can see now that altering the image of her hair was an unbelievably damaging and hurtful act.
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"It's going to do nothing but be hurtful to him, to his wife, to those close to him," said Ms. Conway, a Republican from suburban St. Louis.
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Actively show that you will not stand for any sort of emotional manipulation or power moves, especially if it's hurtful or toxic, but do so with love.
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Of course, there's a time for a funny parody or a joke, but ensure you're not representing it as fact, and also make sure it's not hurtful.
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Parents defended WeGrow, even seeing its affiliation with WeWork as a positiveThe parents at WeGrow said the swarm of negative news around the school had been hurtful.
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"The tariffs would be particularly hurtful for smaller communities, resulting in higher costs and even job losses at local newspapers and publications," Freeland said in a statement.
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While I can't relate to the despair of Ricardo yearning to hear Kichi say he loves him back, I can see why it would be so hurtful.
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"I'm sorry to say that awful lot ... of senior officials in many governments, including our allied governments, said some pretty hurtful things about the President," Hill said.
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"President Trump's attendance and his hurtful policies are an insult to the people portrayed in this civil rights museum," Lewis said in a joint statement with Rep.
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" There is nothing more harmful or hurtful to describe the human migration experience and its importance to society than to use a term such as "chain migration.
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Dr. Seuss's own story is a story of growth with some early works containing hurtful stereotypes to later works like The Sneetches and Horton Hears a Who!
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"None of our work will matter if our leaders say hurtful things and do not listen to survivors," the board's chairwoman, Dianne Byrum, said at the meeting.
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Personally, my favorite pieces to write are the ones that help adults understand what's behind common adolescent behaviors that can come off as annoying or even hurtful.
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"It's wrong, it's hurtful, and if you report it to us, we will now use AI and image recognition to prevent it from being shared," he added.
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It offered a quick reminder of the offensive and hurtful language that still exists in sports culture in 2017, and was damaging to Pillar's otherwise stellar reputation.
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More from Tonic: This is incredibly hurtful to teens who ask for treatment and the message they get is their suffering is not important enough to treat.
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The goal in empathetic outreach is not to enable racism, but to show people that their racism is hurtful and unacceptable without denouncing them or their humanity.
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But his friend Sandy, a squirrel in the crowd, doesn't find these jokes funny but rather hurtful, especially hearing them from a friend she is there to support.
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Some are healing and some are hurtful, but I just want young people — young members of the LGBT community, young black children — to know how strong they are.
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"I understand that the appearance of bias can be as hurtful as actual bias," she continues, careful to speak generally in order to avoid commenting on Persky's record.
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I can't begin to comprehend what goes through the minds of 17-year-old boys who write such things, but the insinuation is horrible, hurtful and simply untrue.
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Rather than talking about his hurtful words, he discussed how he apologized over and over again — an apology that none of us have ever been able to locate.
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No matter what Kufrin says about being "open" to these guys, it's hard to root for Garrett now, knowing that he double-tapped such problematic and hurtful memes.
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Every time a diversity advocate criticizes a new book, they do it in the context of all the other inaccurate, poorly researched, hurtful, biased books they've seen before.
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Harris dominated her nine Democratic rivals on Thursday night's debate stage, confronting front-runner Joe Biden on race and calling his remarks about working with segregationist senators hurtful.
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Still, if affinities become hurtful, a son going to his mother, in person, will almost always yield better results than a letter from a disgruntled daughter-in-law.
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" She also revealed that she has hired legal counsel following the cheating claims: "I have an attorney helping me investigate this hurtful and fraudulent attack on my character.
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YouTube's cyberbullying and harassment policies state that content "deliberately posted in order to humiliate someone" and making "hurtful and negative personal comments/videos about another person" isn't allowed.
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She said she wanted to use the controversy as a discussion for how hurtful speech can "imperil marginalized communities," before chatting with a panel of prominent LGBT Americans.
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"It's so hurtful and detrimental that as well as being a place of knowledge and information, [universities are] also a place of ignorance and sometimes hate," Felix said.
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But also, to perhaps halt speculation like the rumors that surfaced about Jenner's bodyguard, or any ways people could use Stormi's appearance to fuel hurtful or damaging reports.
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"Of course, when people say things behind your back, they are hurtful, but we find a way to stand up and be strong," Zucker told CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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