You're trying to outraise one another, which perpetuates the problem.
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Summer heat only perpetuates infestations so don't leave them be.
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This is compounded by a school system that perpetuates division.
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How knowledge engenders power, and how that power perpetuates itself.
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Girls see role models to emulate, and success perpetuates success.
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Taking the easy route perpetuates male dominance over power structures.
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Indefinite detention, whether in Guantánamo or another prison, perpetuates injustice.
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I feel that not saying anything just perpetuates this behavior.
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Even a harmless sitcom like Parks & Rec perpetuates the stereotype.
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Consequently, inequality worsens, and the cycle perpetuates with greater force.
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Achievement at any cost perpetuates a harsh attitude toward life.
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It perpetuates the bigotry of intolerant white people as ignorant.
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It's kind of a ridiculous sentiment, but it perpetuates itself.
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But when the storm perpetuates, then the strategy has backfired.
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"Racializing crime perpetuates a stereotype" and dishonors Nipsey, he wrote.
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More federal funding for dysfunctional airports just perpetuates the status quo.
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As I've said before, this just perpetuates tired and unhelpful stereotypes.
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This perpetuates the myth that the period is unworthy of study.
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Israel contends UNRWA perpetuates the refugee problem rather than resolving it.
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This is what perpetuates the cycle of violence in inner cities.
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It only perpetuates a political environment filled with vitriol and hate.
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Men are in the positions of power, so it perpetuates itself.
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And it perpetuates an entirely false narrative that glorifies Donald Trump.
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Aimovig blocks a protein fragment, CGRP, that instigates and perpetuates migraines.
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Do you think it is a disrespectful and perpetuates negative stereotypes?
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This rhetoric is what perpetuates racist stereotypes and hatred of immigrants.
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But that kind of stubbornness only perpetuates the problem of meat.
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"UNRWA does not perpetuate the conflict, the conflict perpetuates UNRWA," he said.
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Having no money in prison destroys your social ties and perpetuates criminality.
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"If Congress can't do anything then essentially this agreement perpetuates," Kreps says.
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This is the kind of response that perpetuates systems that protect abusers.
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They are part of an online cabal that perpetuates this violent hate.
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That's an ethnocentric meme that perpetuates the problems of "otherness" and invisibility.
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Which, in turn, perpetuates the idea that autism is for white boys.
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This rhetoric is common in extreme far-right circles & perpetuates anti-Semitism.
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In the face of real-life tragedy, "37" only perpetuates a myth.
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It often perpetuates a dangerous culture around drinking, drugs, and sexual assault.
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But ongoing murkiness only perpetuates unhappiness and dissatisfaction, not to mention resentment.
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In other words, it perpetuates the myth that women lack sexual agency.
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Rather, it perpetuates a misguided theory that all radical views are equal.
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Some academics worry that the podcast's popularity perpetuates skewed narratives about victimhood.
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It also deliberately perpetuates the Nagorno-Karabakh war between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
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Money from the scam pays for more guns and perpetuates the cycle.
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"It is not UNRWA that perpetuates the conflict, it is the conflict that perpetuates UNRWA; it is the failure of the political parties through negotiations to produce an overall peace agreement and thereby resolve the refugee crisis," said Gunness.
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Sharing nude photos leaked without the subject's consent only perpetuates their circulation online.
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She asks us to shout about rape culture, because silence only perpetuates it.
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This is why everyone going to the nearest school perpetuates very segregated classrooms.
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That perpetuates the idea that "health is something you can see," she says.
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Exposure to violence perpetuates poverty by limiting the life chances of poor children.
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This makes dating less diverse, perpetuates social inequality, and cedes our personal autonomy.
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This perpetuates the myth that women can never be sex workers through choice.
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And this antitrust exception perpetuates scarcity, which any economist knows, drives up price.
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Keeping them locked away indefinitely, behind closed doors, only perpetuates the terrible silence.
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In this way, their use perpetuates harmful and one-dimensional understandings of fatness.
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Sadly, this perpetuates the very problems that lead to our fractions 2016 election.
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"It's a deficit that perpetuates inactive lifestyles and therefore poor health," Islas said.
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It perpetuates extreme poverty and hinders efforts to achieve economic growth and equity.
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In this regard, Gopnik perpetuates the jaundiced prosecutorial misconduct he seeks to denounce.
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This only perpetuates the false narrative that men have entitlement over women's bodies.
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Israel rejects the plan because it "perpetuates the Iranian presence," according to Haaretz.
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It perpetuates the myth that women—and men—should stay in unhealthy relationships.
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However, he perpetuates the myth that stop and search is worth keeping around.
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It's not only mean and hurtful, but it also perpetuates abuse in my opinion.
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"It generally perpetuates the same demographics as your existing workforce," she said by email.
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It also perpetuates the view that violence against women is not a serious problem.
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To homogenize and even pit minorities against each other only perpetuates their structural subordination.
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Affirmative Action increases racial tension, perpetuates social division and it leads to reverse discrimination.
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ISIS perpetuates a myth of an Islam always in conflict with the Christian West.
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What is a recent image in pop culture that perpetuates toxic ideas of manhood?
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The imposter phenomenon perpetuates itself in individuals in a very efficient flow of reasoning.
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Hyde blatantly discriminates against low-income women and women of color and perpetuates inequality.
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It not only diverts our attention from an unjust system but also perpetuates it.
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It perpetuates and legitimizes the already uneven distribution of other public resources and services.
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By elevating human drama, Dominus's article perpetuates the personal nature of the present discourse.
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All in all, Mr. Mélenchon perpetuates a certain communist tradition, while simultaneously transforming it.
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This perpetuates the food fear/dietary restriction cycle and may contribute to nutrient deficiencies.
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Language like that is dismissive and perpetuates the very harm we seek to end.
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He said the agency only perpetuates problems and should cease operating in the region.
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" But, I interjected, Trump and many of his supporters say the press perpetuates "hoaxes.
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UNRWA perpetuates the notion that as the refugee population grows, it needs more money.
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The conclusion: Announcers use coded language to talk about athletes that perpetuates racial stereotypes.
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We've learned that the status quo perpetuates unfair, victimizing behavior to protect and perpetuate itself.
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"The beauty industry perpetuates a notion that they know better than women," Weiss told Mashable.
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Frankly, the whole concept of the "ideal" dog perpetuates unrealistic and damaging canine beauty standards.
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And that many victims decline to report the abuse only perpetuates the problem, he added.
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Hancock: It also perpetuates the idea that men like one thing and women like another.
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That perpetuates the problem in which it's men who set the terms of acceptable discourse.
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At the same time it perpetuates the idea that young people are irresponsible and naive.
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A love that works to defy hatred, oppression, and intolerance, and the violence this perpetuates.
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Welfare makes capitalism less brutal for individuals, but it perpetuates the problems where they live.
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The waiver perpetuates the Iranian fiction that Fordow was part of a civilian nuclear program.
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But Real Appeal only perpetuates the dangers of spending so much of our lives online.
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Comparing the two against each other perpetuates the notion that Trump is an acceptable candidate.
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No party should expect to benefit forever from a system that perpetuates inequality and inaccuracy.
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And despite lamenting racism in the criminal justice system, Mr. Vance perpetuates worrisome racial disparities.
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The state perpetuates violence against women because they don't like women in the public sphere.
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Yet silence perpetuates a belief that abortion is atypical, even when the statistics say otherwise.
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Sexual assault engenders it, and being forced to play nice with your rapist perpetuates it.
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These stories have to be told; otherwise, it perpetuates a culture of keeping women down.
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They can support Ethereum Classic because it perpetuates the time until this little crisis gets resolved.
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By including artists with large networks of other artists, you can imagine that diversity perpetuates itself.
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But this society of ours also perpetuates gender stereotypes, which parents pass on to their kids.
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Because that's sex discrimination, plain and simple, and it perpetuates the system and it's not okay.
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But in Joseph's view, that assistance often perpetuates the cycle of people living on the street.
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The Israeli educational system perpetuates the Nakba by refusing to teach about Palestinian society before 1948.
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This is the hard part about failure in American politics: It feeds on itself, perpetuates itself.
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And violence within their communities is too often tied to structural inequalities that racist policing perpetuates.
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He tells them to overcome the immediate impulse of retaliation, which perpetuates the cycle of violence.
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I can't imagine how disheartening it is and how it further perpetuates the stigma around abortion.
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I think the 'Sir' thing slightly perpetuates one of our diseases in England, which is snobbery.
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"I think it certainly perpetuates the negative self-image that some of them harbor," said Croley.
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Or when the VA perpetuates a system that lets veterans die while they wait for care?
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"The fear is that (this) perpetuates and reinforces an unfair system or... amplifies it," he said.
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As he perpetuates that fear to America, watch out Mueller is lying, he is after me.
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A government pronouncement that reinforces such overconfidence "perpetuates a dangerous myth," the industry journal editor continued.
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That's just a lie that your willful ignorance and purposeful blindness perpetuates, to protect your conscience.
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This further perpetuates the erasure of many communities, like the Afro-Latinx and Asian-Latinx communities.
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It also perpetuates the harmful notion that race is just another topic that "nice" people avoid.
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" The resolution says pornography "perpetuates a sexually toxic environment that damages all areas of our society.
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Negativity not only perpetuates whatever problems you are facing, but it affects the people around you.
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Moreover, it nullifies the work of NAPC and perpetuates a culture of impunity among Ukrainian elites.
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This forces borrowers to choose between default and repeated borrowing, which perpetuates a cycle of debt.
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In sum, Israel's colonial-settlement enterprise perpetuates the negation of the Palestinian right to self-determination.
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When the artists are named and male and the laborers are unnamed and female, it perpetuates.
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"We attach feelings of guilt and shame to emotional eating, and that perpetuates the cycle," she says.
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This perpetuates the dominance of male artists in the collections and suppresses the value of women's work.
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It's a dehumanizing tradition that the media perpetuates, and that Americans perpetuate when we share these videos.
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It perpetuates a belief that the American Mafia's old-time bosses had qualms about dealing in narcotics.
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Denying that racism exists, including on a systemic and structural level, perpetuates blind privilege and rank division.
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The BLM's 2018 proposed rule perpetuates the serious flaws present in NTL-4A rather than fixing them.
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This is an antiquated saying that only perpetuates society's desexualization of and de-emphasis on married women.
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Yet it also inevitably becomes a stage for coverage that perpetuates or plays into offensive gender stereotypes.
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"It perpetuates tired old stereotypes, like you can only eat vegetables if you go vegan," he says.
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The unsavory reputation of the industry only perpetuates these stereotypes regardless of how real they actually are.
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Continued disagreement and infighting only perpetuates the system that wastes taxpayer money and rips apart American families.
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This perpetuates the harmful, fatphobic belief that weight gain is tantamount to weakness and should be pitied.
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I say that because everything I've just written perpetuates our noxious, damaging cultural narrative on weight and obesity.
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They cast doubt on every form of privilege and light on every mechanism by which privilege perpetuates itself.
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Equating transgender Americans with criminals and predators perpetuates widespread misunderstandings about what it actually means to be transgender.
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This perpetuates a lack of understanding about how they work and how to deal with problems repaying them.
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It diverts anger toward Barack Obama and perpetuates the illusion that a Republican president might revive coal's fortunes.
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And so we get into that kind of mindset, and often it just perpetuates, and especially among VCs.
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This perpetuates the view that mass incarceration is only an issue for African-Americans, and keeps us divided.
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Being paid little to nothing only perpetuates that feeling—while also routinely excluding people from lower-class backgrounds.
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Hollywood perpetuates the view of women as marginalized and unimportant, and that's mirrored throughout top film markets globally.
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This, the lawsuit says, perpetuates harmful racial stereotypes of white people describing African Americans with "jet black" skin.
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"The extent to which [the helmet] perpetuates a false sense of safety is hard to measure," says Swartz.
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"This series... perpetuates not only the toxicity of diet culture, but the objectification of women's bodies," it reads.
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Restaurant Opportunities argues that this two-tiered wage system perpetuates sexual harassment, poverty, wage theft and workplace discrimination.
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At worst, this perpetuates the kind of unsustainable, fossil-fuel-intensive agriculture the IPCC is warning us about.
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The other alternative was a continuing resolution (CR), which perpetuates current spending levels, perhaps with a few tweaks.
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And so, it now perpetuates this feeling of very state sponsored and government sponsored violence of racial terror.
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We have to make sure we are rebuilding in a way that remedies, rather than perpetuates, these inequalities.
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But the way some white conservatives tell the story of Thomas' rise from poverty also perpetuates racist stereotypes.
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This perpetuates the stereotype of African Americans as violent criminals, even when they are the victims of crimes.
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But the fact that women have to deal with moments like that constantly, and men rarely do, perpetuates inequality.
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That, in turn, perpetuates the problem, making it increasingly difficult for qualified women to rise to through the ranks.
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The food perpetuates the sense of being in someone's home, with plentiful and rustic portions of French bistro classics.
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Rather, it's about realizations like this, about no longer complicitly consuming content that belittles women and perpetuates rape culture.
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Today we live in a society that consistently perpetuates the narrative that to try is the most important thing.
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Trump isn't the cause of this, and he's certainly not the only person in the system who perpetuates it.
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Sexist and degrading language like Trump used is pervasive in American culture, and perpetuates violence and oppression against women.
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He told me that Red Cross perpetuates a tendency we all have to see disasters as opportunities for charity.
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The failure to do so only perpetuates a culture in which victims and survivors are already treated so poorly.
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And although it's temporary relief, it perpetuates the feeling of, 'as long as I avoid the gym, I'm safe.
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This objectification perpetuates the erasure of Indigenous peoples; it undermines our sovereign right to express ourselves as human beings.
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We struggle against worker exploitation, the prison industrial complex, and the systemic violence that Stanford perpetuates and profits from.
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They seemingly can't fathom a world in which The Simpsons makes and then perpetuates for decades a horrible mistake.
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This finger-pointing also sidesteps substantive conversations on what really perpetuates obvious evils, like rape, abuse, and child porn.
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The cool girl trope perpetuates the idea that women should forego their own needs or beliefs to please men.
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It perpetuates the economic and health inequities that cause so much harm today and threaten the next generation tomorrow.
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Under the guise of promoting equity, this bill perpetuates stereotypes about women of color and undermines our constitutional rights.
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By allowing individuals to take responsibility for the digital mess we're in, the media perpetuates the "great man" myth.
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" In this respect, his analysis perpetuates the notion that political correctness is the discourse of "the increasingly radical left.
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It perpetuates the notion that women are catty and there's a good side and bad side to be on.
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Advocates argue that the practice perpetuates the gender pay gap, since women on average earn less than their male colleagues.
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His work perpetuates the idea of technology as an inevitable result of our own evolution, not something outside of it.
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The practice of early marriage puts the health of young girls at risk and perpetuates the subordinate role of women.
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For as long as our culture perpetuates the idea that the feminine is "lesser" or "weak," the abuse will continue.
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It perpetuates a system in which they are denied the same opportunities as male streamers simply because of their gender.
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Some critics are irked with the depiction, saying he is too fat, which perpetuates stereotypes about Polynesians and their weight.
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It's condescending, at best, and it's old fashioned and perpetuates the idea that women aren't women if they're not mothers.
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When this mindset is normalized, it creates a high-stakes, competitive environment around schooling and perpetuates the model minority myth.
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Netanyahu this month proposed gradually dismantling UNRWA, arguing it "perpetuates the Palestinian problem", and moving funds to the UNHCR agency.
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What's worse, isolation and mental and physical abuses breed resentment towards the system, which in turn perpetuates more potential crime.
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But it cannot by itself change a political culture that perpetuates corruption, and it may take years to show results.
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At worst, it just perpetuates the scientifically unsupportable belief that modern-day genetic engineering is something horrifying to be shunned.
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Is it worth saving ten million pounds of fruit and vegetables a year if doing so perpetuates their systemic overproduction?
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Such central-government lending only perpetuates out-of-control practices that put Puerto Rico beyond the brink to begin with.
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Allowing prior salary to justify a wage differential perpetuates this message, entrenching in salary systems an obvious means of discrimination.
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That's the history we should celebrate, because that is the history that resists colonialism, not the one that perpetuates it.
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It also perpetuates a belief that auction houses are arenas for oblique financial transactions with little responsibility to the public.
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But using that image to define and exemplify perpetuates a fearful and toxic image of what it means to foster.
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Mr. Assad's opponents counter that keeping a head of state with so much blood on his hands perpetuates the war.
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However, news coverage sometimes mistakenly conflates concepts like false and unproven, which perpetuates dangerous myths that false accusations are common.
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Social media "absolutely perpetuates one aesthetic," said Kevin James Bennett, a longtime makeup artist and advocate for his professional peers.
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Similarly, the bill perpetuates the offensive stereotype that Asian American families do not value the lives of their girl children.
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Instead, we have a government that perpetuates division and allowing limited sets of people to profit handsomely because of it.
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There's an abundance of mediocre photography online, and I believe it perpetuates beginners to keep creating the same commercial-like images.
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Just as Klansmen once enforced oppression, the white majority of this country has installed an administration that perpetuates its coercive supremacy.
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Buying victims' silence does at least two problematic things: It stigmatizes the wrong party and it often perpetuates a toxic environment.
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As Infowars perpetuates the narrative that it is the victim of the liberal media, Facebook is left to play damage control.
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The trucker perpetuates an insidious form of sexual harassment; he believes he has ownership over Sarah simply because she's a woman.
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Johnson wrote that Skyscraper's casting "perpetuates the fact that we're not given the agency to tell our own stories," she wrote.
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But policy-makers have started to see this not just as an inconvenience, but something that perpetuates inequality in the workplace.
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"Being strong" and/or "being able to handle it" is the wrong message on PTSD/suicide and perpetuates stigma. https://t.
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ANONYMOUS Anybody, Jewish or not, should be offended by such a remark, which unambiguously trades on and perpetuates an ugly stereotype.
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The report also "perpetuates the myth that Israeli construction in the West Bank is an obstacle to peace," the statement said.
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We will not be dictated to, threatened or pressured into accepting a land deal that perpetuates the injustices of the past.
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Gilman's matriarchy perpetuates its fair share of inequity and iniquity: blacks are taken to be an inferior race, treated with paternalism.
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That desire for information, even if it comes from a neutral place or a positive place, it still perpetuates our system.
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That's the same kind of bullshit our industry perpetuates amongst students: gearing them up to be overworked to serve a publisher.
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Paying models in trade is one of the ways the industry both perpetuates and obfuscates the economic precarity of its workers.
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Getting that right will determine whether California, in its newly dominant role, perpetuates the political divide or moves America past it.
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And it perpetuates a black market for drugs that fuels violence in the US and around the world, particularly in Mexico.
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To dismiss this book and denounce its authors only perpetuates the myth that due process actually occurs on our university campuses.
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Racializing crime perpetuates a stereotype that people in "these" communities are naturally violent, uncivilized and have no regard for human life.
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State officials must address the underlying problem: a law that enshrines discrimination against minorities and perpetuates harmful stereotypes about transgender people.
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At best, Trending delivers old news — at worst, it perpetuates outright lies and whatever you'd call someone molesting processed lunch meat.
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His phrasing perpetuates one stereotype to emphasize another about black people and capital — that, compared with white people, they have none.
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"Men competitively upload illegally filmed videos and encourage one another so that they upload again and the cycle perpetuates," she said.
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But for some people, it can lead to anxiety, memory loss or a panic attack, which often perpetuates long term anxiety.
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An attempt at social relevance that perpetuates the myth of a white person being the only one powerful enough to save everyone.
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Perhaps the most interesting question posed by the incident, however, is whether football actually helps to tackle racism—or simply perpetuates it.
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Requiring job candidates to share their salary history "perpetuates pay discrimination from job to job," according to the National Women's Law Center.
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Building credit often requires adherence to unknown rules, such as rewarding "piggybacking" off of others' credit — a structure that perpetuates economic inequality.
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It perpetuates an unhealthy myth that you need to give up your privacy to be in an honest relationship with your partner.
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They are responsible for some of the more dazzling plays in sports, and that probably requires, and also perpetuates, a massive ego.
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For Nike to sponsor him perpetuates this lie that police are racist, that they are out to keep people of color down.
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For one, it perpetuates the model minority myth and gives institutional racism deniers fodder to isolate one subset success as the norm.
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But, in doing so, he perpetuates the concerning mentality that social-media users can abdicate personal responsibility for using their own judgment.
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It also perpetuates racial injustice: 45% of residents with credit reports living in predominantly nonwhite ZIP codes are affected by debt collection.
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The current Star Ratings structure seeks to promote a universal quality standard, but instead unfortunately perpetuates disparities that have existed for decades.
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But I take exception to one part of the exchange that perpetuates the idea that raising a child is a woman's work.
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The court reminded the country that the statute does indeed bar governments from spending federal money in a way that perpetuates segregation.
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Participation in this fair perpetuates the old myth of a broken system that works for only the top one percent of artists.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The letter argued that the work "perpetuates hatred and restrictive stereotypes," and called for its removal.
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They don't want their sons and daughters to grow up in a society that accepts, perpetuates and often justifies violence against them.
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The new law perpetuates discrimination and it violates the values and principles that are at the core of PayPal's mission and culture.
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But critics argue the teachers are being taken advantage of in a practice that helps keep wages low and perpetuates austerity policies.
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Letters To the Editor: "The Myth of Main Street," by Louis Hyman (Sunday Review, April 9), itself perpetuates myths that deserve deconstruction.
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" The hire, Time's Up added in a statement, "endorses and perpetuates a broken system that allows powerful men to act without consequence.
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Assuming that modesty is not my choice demotes me from a thinking being, and perpetuates the same stereotypes that hold all women back.
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Heads of studios, bosses, and CEOs should enforce equal pay because continuing to pay us less perpetuates a bias that women are inferior.
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But Chaffetz's choice of example perpetuates the outdated idea that smartphones are still somehow more optional than, say, a car or landline telephone.
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But it also perpetuates the original NAFTA's core problem, the one the president himself has talked about most: shifting U.S. production to Mexico.
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But the Gear 360 perpetuates Samsung's belief that the smartphone in your pocket should be the heart and soul of your VR world.
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Another is that the show of unity perpetuates the notion of a duumvirate that irritates other members of the EU. This is dispiriting.
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This legislation only perpetuates the old and outdated union mantra that for workers to thrive they must unionize and fight against their employer.
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"This bill perpetuates the ugly myth that immigrants are more dangerous and more likely to commit crimes than native Americans," New York Rep.
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Moreover, it perpetuates the insidious belief that trans men and women are simply playing dress-up and are not "real" men and women.
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Gender imbalance undercuts virtual reality's utopian promise Whatever the reasons that VR and AR initially attracted men, designing for them perpetuates the gap.
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But a fair-housing group, the Anti-Discrimination Center, challenged that policy in a federal lawsuit last year, contending that it perpetuates segregation.
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Many gay rights activists have protested the rule, arguing that demanding a year's celibacy is unreasonable and that the ban perpetuates homophobic stigma.
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When society insists that addiction is a choice, it perpetuates a culture of guilt and shame, which inevitably keeps addicts from seeking help.
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One reason all this matters is that it perpetuates a feedback loop of deception that is particularly useful to demagogues here and abroad.
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Progress towards a more perfect democracy is often messy, but we can't allow the ends to justify the means, especially if perpetuates oppression.
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And the production as a whole perpetuates another convention: on a program of five contemporary ballet pieces, not one by a female choreographer.
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The 13th Amendment brought an end to slavery in the US; however, the nation's massive prison system perpetuates a system of exploitative labor.
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To say otherwise perpetuates false information that has plagued policy in this country for decades and made it impossible to affect real change.
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A YouTube livestream video, with more than 48,000 views, further perpetuates that conspiracy, saying the entire house is roped off with police banners.
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This tax is the logical extension of research by the economist Thomas Piketty and others, which has shown how extreme wealth perpetuates itself.
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The cycle perpetuates itself, he wrote, as members of Congress who serve on powerful committees attract more donations for their re-election campaigns.
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But critics argue the teachers are being taken advantage of in a practice that helps keep wages low and perpetuates yearslong austerity policies.
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This article perpetuates many of the dangerous myths and false allegations against Gülen that President Erdoğan has used to justify his authoritarian crackdown.
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Understood and analyzed within the larger context of contemporary art, "Comedian," fails as it only perpetuates the very object it aims to critique.
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Having lived in North Carolina since childhood, I know Mr. Helms's racist legacy and I hold no doubts that Mr. Farr perpetuates it.
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When the curators are male and recognized as possessing a creative vision on par with or exceeding that of the makers, it perpetuates.
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" The free expression group ARTICLE 19 said that the court's decision "perpetuates a grave injustice and casts doubt on the independence of (Burma's) judiciary.
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Which means without intervention, a search engine can become an echo chamber that upholds unconscious biases and perpetuates them further with each new search.
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"It generally perpetuates the same demographics as your existing workforce," Kristen Graf, the executive director of Women of Renewable Industries and Sustainable Energy said.
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This damaging claim perpetuates rape culture and reinforces the myth that it's up to women and girls to prevent men from committing sexual violence.
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"Any funding by an organ of state based on a woman's sexuality perpetuates patriarchy and inequality in South Africa," it said in a statement.
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"Any funding by an organ of state based on a woman's sexuality perpetuates patriarchy and inequality in South Africa," it said in a statement.
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On Recode Decode this week, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said that the company would be updating its stance on fake news that perpetuates violence.
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But it perpetuates an unjust system, encourages the further erosion of civil rights, and basically legitimizes the Republican anything-goes approach to fighting terrorism.
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Some argue that not covering vasectomies the same way as the Pill perpetuates the misguided idea that birth control is solely a woman's concern.
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In it, he downplays these complaints by describing them as mere "personnel actions," instead of evidence of structural racism and sexism that perpetuates inequality.
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Our nation's new policy still ignores the modern science of HIV-testing and perpetuates the deep-rooted discrimination the LGBT community faces every day.
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To the Editor: Re "Renouncing the Common Core" (Sunday Review, July 24): Diane Ravitch perpetuates myths about the Common Core and doesn't match reality.
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At the center of this interaction is one of the key little acorns of nonsense that perpetuates this guilt over pain relief during childbirth.
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"What we have here is a classic case of gender discrimination that is built on and perpetuates stereotypes from a bygone era," she said.
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And that's our own trauma responses to a system that perpetuates the type of harm and dragging down that we do to one another.
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The best of these comedians also recognize when that type of comedy misses the mark, it actually perpetuates the stereotypes they're trying to dismantle.
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They paint a picture of a stubbornly outmoded approach that is unsuited to the fight, and that perpetuates the mistakes of successive Egyptian leaders.
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And the revolving door of scholarship players perpetuates the long-pondered question of whether St. John's can ever reinsert itself into the national conversation.
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This is what happens within industries where men have most of the power and seniority—and, crucially, it is also how male power perpetuates.
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The 10,000-hour rule perpetuates the exhausting idea that we all can, and therefore should, be great at anything we put our minds to.
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It assumes diversity and quality are diametrically opposed and perpetuates the myth that people of color are not as capable or intelligent as others.
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For years, Israeli governments have insisted they have no peace partner on the other side, while behaving in a way that perpetuates that reality.
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Despite strong, well-established evidence that birth control improves women's health, the package of new Trump administration rules perpetuates numerous debunked myths about it.
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Additionally, Decolonize This Place argues that the museum perpetuates outdated ethnographic curatorial practices within their collection that denigrate non-White and non-Western peoples.
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To the Reagan Justice Department, disparate impact was a "rhetorical misappropriation" of the word "discrimination" — a "contrived theory" that only perpetuates injustice and inequality.
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The US is tearing up a friendship treaty with Iran you probably didn't know existed Trump's mockery of Christine Blasey Ford perpetuates rape culture
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"For example, Pepe might not mean white supremacy inherently but 'Pepe means white supremacy' becomes a meme that perpetuates that connection regardless," she added.
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In addition to outrage surrounding the allegation itself, Spacey's response has received backlash because it perpetuates the harmful myth that homosexuality and pedophilia are linked.
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Environmentalists worry that carbon capture perpetuates the fossil fuel status quo when rapid and deep cuts to energy use are needed to limit global warming.
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It perpetuates the myth that millions of Americans are in dire financial straits because of their own poor choices, or because they spend money irresponsibly.
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This reluctance to address the existence of bias in a health care setting hurts patients because it perpetuates a culture of silence — or worse, denial.
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Yet it also perpetuates the looming prophecy that no matter how we live today, we're not going to be able to save enough for retirement.
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School segregation perpetuates the "stratification in the society" and leaves students unprepared to "in a complex society which will have no racial majority," it says.
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JE: No, I think when you make sexism okay at the most senior levels of government then it only perpetuates what can happen within companies.
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And while I understand the desire to withhold information as a means of protection, withholding it from each other perpetuates this "class" (or accessibility) problem.
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As I have written before, corruption is a deadly poison that cripples economies, perpetuates poverty and, as it accumulates, can claim lives -- many of them.
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Although we may not all, as individuals, have actively contributed to this culture, every time we turn a blind eye, our silence perpetuates that culture.
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" She told the outlet that less diversity perpetuates stereotypes: "When you're the only one of something, the tendency is that you have to represent everybody.
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The lack of understanding, and myopic view of dollars over sense is what perpetuates the ignorance that continually works against the artist, and the industry.
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The project also drove a much-needed national conversation about a lack of broadband competition in the market and the institutional dysfunction that perpetuates it.
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They're the same type that perpetuates conflict in our political discourse rather than abiding by our national motto, "E pluribus unum" -- out of many, one.
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Pence's flattery perpetuates an image of servility when he plays the role as Trump's prime celebrant as he did in his Cabinet meeting double-header.
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Others argue that shielding traditional Medicare from price competition — as the administration's proposal would — saves less money and perpetuates a less efficient form of coverage.
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" Mr. Netanyahu's office said in a statement that the report "perpetuates the myth that Israeli construction in the West Bank is an obstacle to peace.
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"Catastrophes coupled with underinsurance can be seen as one of the significant factors that holds back economic development and perpetuates global inequality," the report said.
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But by recycling the airless Rococo-dress staging by Jean-Pierre Ponnelle from 1984, the Met perpetuates the prejudice against the work as dramatically irrelevant.
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She falls in love with a freedman, but he is a slave owner and perpetuates the same cruel behaviors she despises in white plantation owners.
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Hearing such slurs and ignorant puns does little to harm Warren, and instead perpetuates stereotypes and detracts from the real issues that Native people face.
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"This bill perpetuates the fiction that immigrants are inherently criminal," said Representative John Conyers Jr. of Michigan, the top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee.
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The System Perpetuates Disabilities Most people would agree that when an illiterate boy in Appalachia attends a free literacy class, that is a good thing.
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Otherwise, "you might have built a tool that perpetuates inequality — not with malice but because you didn&apost incorporate ethics into the product," he added.
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Even the farcical dénouement of the Ellsberg case upholds the Pozenian principle that the good leak is the leak that perpetuates the practice of leaking.
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The monarch's move was hailed by parliamentarians who have been vocal against a renewal they say was humiliating and perpetuates Israeli "occupation" of Jordanian territory.
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When objects are not given adequate space or installation, such that they can be recognized individually and that their structural integrity is maintained, it perpetuates.
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It perpetuates the idea that superhero movies can't please both fans and critics — something that may have been true at some point in the past.
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He perpetuates a cycle: By creating a deeply unbalanced history of America's foundations, he is able to legitimize the Christianized state he would like to promote.
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"Unfortunately, our society perpetuates the notion that in order to have maximum worth as a human being, one must have the perfect body," Dr. Manasse says.
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" The free expression group ARTICLE 19 said that the court&aposs decision "perpetuates a grave injustice and casts doubt on the independence of Myanmar&aposs judiciary.
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The alternative - keeping North Korea ever more isolated - perpetuates the fantasy that Pyongyang still can be sanctioned or otherwise induced to give up its nuclear bombs.
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Allowing corporations to continue to pollute — affecting the health and safety of both their workers and surrounding communities — without consequences perpetuates an egregious abuse of power.
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Republicans like Pruitt seize on alarmist messages from advocates and others, which perpetuates this black and white political debate that doesn't exist in the scientific realm.
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The numbers aren't big enough, and it probably perpetuates the suspicions that some have about the Republican Party of are you for or against poor people.
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Sontag's Legacy Tobi Haslett, in his thoughtful article on Susan Sontag, perpetuates a long-standing error about the Vietnam War (A Critic at Large, December 11th).
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But this jest perpetuates a caricature of Africa held by many in the United States, including the U.S. president, so I don't find it that funny.
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His attempts to regain control over his narrative produce a sharp, lucid meditation on how violence perpetuates itself in communities—by engendering fear, and then cruelty.
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And that whole dynamic perpetuates because why, I know what I'm good at, I value it highly, and I can test for it in an interview.
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This season, the vision was formed around the East-meets-West idea that the Port of Yokohama — her parent's hometown in Japan — perpetuates in her mind.
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"This revision does not go far enough in ending an outdated policy that is medically and scientifically unwarranted and that perpetuates inaccurate stereotypes," the lawmakers said.
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"Today, we seek to recognize and honor our state's Indigenous communities while moving beyond a dated practice that perpetuates inaccurate teachings and honors genocide," Lt. Gov.
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They are real and I will support each step towards exposing and changing the systems and culture that perpetuates the behavior and detrimental ideologies behind them.
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The Prix de Diane Longines perpetuates the tradition of a Sunday afternoon at the races where you dress up in your most elegant attire and hat.
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But at risk of sounding similar to the very person we are criticizing, we have begun to use insults and stigmatizing language that only perpetuates hatred.
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If that movement stops, if you have a society where the upper middle class perpetuates itself one generation to the next, you cease to be America.
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"Trump perpetuates 'the boys will be boys' mentality that does not reflect current military culture," Military Times quoted a female Army master sergeant respondent as writing.
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It&aposs a failure in form — any criticism that only perpetuates is object can hardly be said to be a success — as well as in content.
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That's a system that perpetuates the inequality that's making this country volatile and crazy and bringing it to the point of collapse, which clearly it is.
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Throwing low-level offenders in jail only perpetuates the cycle of addiction and incarceration instead of treating and preparing people for productive lives in the community.
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Through images of the national parks, photography can concurrently be understood as a filter that encourages our passion for these spaces and perpetuates their iconic status.
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For example, the video shows Holi (a colorful, religious festival), children dancing in the streets and other imagery that perpetuates a simplistic portrayal of India, many say.
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I see these self-portraits as a form of visual sovereignty… as a way to contradict the ways in which our society perpetuates harmful binary gender norms.
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The biggest problem with the 2019 Aladdin is that it perpetuates the trend of reverting to magical Orientalism – as if that's a noteworthy improvement over terrorist portrayals.
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I hope in November, women will prove to Trump that we are a united force against abuse and the rape culture that perpetuates this terrifying, destructive cycle.
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" But Netanyahu welcomed the U.S.'s decision to slash its payments to the agency, an organization he said "perpetuates the Palestinian narrative and the abolition of Zionism.
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Not only are they addicting, but then addiction perpetuates itself by negatively impacting the part of the brain that can help with impulsivity and good decision making.
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The idea behind the walk is to convey the message that double standards and blaming victims of sexual assault and rape perpetuates a culture of sexual violence.
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This is a response to what is seen as a corrupt order, one that perpetuates the power of a global elite at the expense of common people.
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But for many, this just perpetuates the racial inequalities of apartheid, where universities were the preserve of whites and blacks could aspire only to blue-collar jobs.
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For young children, every hour of not knowing the whereabouts and safety of their parents perpetuates unimaginable emotional distress and increases the risk of long-term consequences.
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"It's negative that they are introducing themselves as a particular ethnicity — I think it perpetuates the problem," a white man in one of the focus groups said.
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Understanding that educational inequality perpetuates income inequality, we should follow carefully the assessments of state and local efforts to provide greater access to early childhood education opportunities.
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Chernobyl in the end perpetuates a fantasy where truth and lies are distinguishable, and corruption can be peeled away to reveal the readings on the scientific instruments.
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Although Shulkin conceded in his Veterans Benefits Advisory Board remarks that the system is often adversarial toward veterans, VA's RAMP program perpetuates, rather than alleviates, this problem.
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"As lawmakers representing a country of immigrants, we cannot stand to disseminate information that perpetuates racism and promotes hate," Sanchez wrote in a "Dear Colleague" letter. Rep.
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While this may seem like a step forward, it perpetuates the stigma of guilt that surrounds women's choices, since [the Catholic church] sees it as a sin.
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While "The Supper Club" both perpetuates and challenges this legacy, it rejects one sensibility inherent to these projects: their view of the art world as largely white.
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"There is no new 'emergency' reason to sell bombs to the Saudis to drop in Yemen, and doing so only perpetuates the humanitarian crisis there," Murphy said.
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It is no coincidence that the hookup culture is predominantly on college campuses, where, unchecked as "boys will be boys," the problem perpetuates through the next generation.
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It's a fantasy that contributes to the ways we still misunderstand female sexuality and that perpetuates harmful stereotypes that continue to resonate in our laws and attitudes.
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RICHARD MARGOLIN CHERRY HILL, N.J. ⬥ To the Editor: David Orr perpetuates the mistaken notion that Dylan is the first songwriter/musician to win the Nobel literature prize.
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By allowing VHA anesthesia departments to waste resources in this manner, the VA perpetuates the access-to-care problem and veterans pay the price with their health.
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The show's critics, who tried and failed to stop the initial production and have periodically protested it since, say the production perpetuates an unwelcome view of Asians.
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"When the rich, famous and influential game a system already susceptible to corruption, it perpetuates who remains in power," said Jessica Wolfrom, a graduate student at Georgetown.
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The squashed plastic looks physically exhausted from this journey, and their global trek illustrates that online sharing, seemingly immaterial, requires and perpetuates the circulation of physical materials.
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"Skydance Media's decision to hire John Lasseter as head of animation endorses and perpetuates a broken system that allows powerful men to act without consequence," the statement said.
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Putting female characters in these roles perpetuates horrifying stereotypes, portrays women as sexual objects, and makes something that is scarily real — sexual assault — seem like it's just play.
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Ultimately, CAOS' intersectional feminism is an attempt at social relevance that instead perpetuates the myth of a white person being the only one powerful enough to save everyone.
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What's worse, the myth of the serial entrepreneur with the Midas touch perpetuates a false notion that there will always be another opportunity waiting on the other side.
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Girvin blames her schedule for her loneliness, but also admits that perhaps on some level she chose to be a bartender because it perpetuates these feelings of isolation.
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When you conduct a Google Image search for "person," you don't see very many people of color, which perpetuates the normalization of whiteness and reinstills biases around race.
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Kerrey said that the two-term system only perpetuates the problem, since incoming presidents do not feel the pressure to change things based on an 18-year outlook.
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Her essay perpetuates a stereotype about Asian-Americans that may bear a hint of truth for some families but that buries the diversity of immigrant stories and perspectives.
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A film like this is such a gross mischaracterization of the D9 orgs, and it only perpetuates lies that continue to jeopardize our rich history and relevancy today.
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"SB 5 perpetuates the selection of types of ID most likely to be possessed by Anglo voters and, disproportionately, not possessed by Hispanics and African-Americans," she writes.
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To claim that we can "breeze toward our goals" with renewables alone simply perpetuates the vacant-land myth and undermines serious discussions about our energy and power needs.
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Some experts argue this age-gap perpetuates perceptions women are physically unable to work as long as men and discourages employers from hiring women for long-term positions.
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He told The Washington Post that airlines' environmental initiatives and marketing campaigns are "worse than nothing, because it perpetuates a myth that we can keep flying like this."
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"The practice approved by the court simply perpetuates the history of gender bias in American society, contrary to the explicit purpose of the Equal Pay Act," they wrote.
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Any discussion of the fate of higher education must address how it is shaped by the current state of inequality in American society, and how it perpetuates it.
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Although rates of crimes being committed are similar in black and white neighborhoods, arrests are higher in black neighborhoods, so more police are sent there, and it perpetuates.
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The cannabis community perpetuates this idea of not going to the doctor because it's not going to help you—that's how it was five to seven years ago.
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" By passively refusing to take an equal role, men are reinforcing "a separation of spheres that underpins masculine ideals and perpetuates a gender order privileging men over women.
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The MILI members did not deny their use of violence, but refused to have the movement's tactics reduced to "vandalism" — an argument that they say the media perpetuates.
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This dangerous cycle perpetuates disinformation since we almost always don't take the time to independently verify what we read and view to be true in the echo chamber.
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At best, this amounts to taking credit for other people's jokes, and at worst, it perpetuates racist stereotypes (Tatiana Walk-Morris wrote a great explainer for Medium here).
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Businesses and organizations like Salesforce, Delta, LUNA and Starbucks are taking actions -- conducting pay audits and banning the use of prior salary histories, which perpetuates cycles of underpay.
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Episode six is brimming with [creator Alan] Moore's trademark skepticism about superheroes and his ideas about how media both reflects and perpetuates an American culture of white supremacy.
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"Our current multi-payer for-profit health insurance system perpetuates premature death by putting many people at an extreme disadvantage when it comes to affording care," he writes.
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Her experience is an illustration of what many survivors described as a broken system that they say perpetuates a culture that suppresses the reporting of sexually violent crimes.
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He also made unfounded claims that Soros controls former ambassador Marie Yovanovitch, FBI agents and district attorneys, which perpetuates anti-Semitic tropes that powerful Jews control the government.
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The results were compiled in a study called "Under the Hoodie 223," which not only perpetuates the stereotype of darkly cowled hackers but makes for some pretty interesting reading.
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During this month in America, black voices online seem interested in telling histories of black success while also accounting for the kind of routine racism that perpetuates black failure.
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Not to mention, if you truly believe that Melania is being abused, joking about her situation and thinking, "Well, she got herself into this marriage," only perpetuates victim-blaming.
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Two new books by Elliot Ross and Jean-Francois Bouchard got us thinking about the state of our society and how it perpetuates hurt through xenophobia and gun violence.
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Music execs not adding more women to their rosters further perpetuates the stereotype that only one emcee can shine at a time, and fans are, unfortunately, taking the bait.
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Allowing the homeless to work periodically but only on the fringes of society perpetuates the economic and social deprivation that drives up poverty, drug use, crime and, yes, homelessness.
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This pattern on the show only perpetuates a damaging stereotype that society is just starting to overcome through people sharing their own stories as well as celebrities speaking out.
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He wants to ban companies from asking new hires about their salary history, as basing salary offers on past compensation perpetuates discrimination that keeps women's salaries lower then men's.
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Then, we proceeded to carve out lives in a world that perpetuates body-policing of all kinds and lost sight of the fact that mean-spirited comments have repercussions.
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"As a graduate student in the public health field who actively works to reduce stigmas, this show only perpetuates them," Ficht blogged about her issues with the radio show.
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The Truth About Cats and Dogs can still be a good, enjoyable movie even if it perpetuates some bad, outdated thinking, as long as we're honest about those limitations.
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"The new law perpetuates discrimination and it violates the values and principles that are at the core of PayPal's mission and culture," PayPal president and CEO Dan Schulman wrote.
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Conservative talk show host Lawrence Jones slammed the practice of affirmative action on Thursday, saying it perpetuates the idea that black people need white people's help to be successful.
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Letters To the Editor: "Embrace of Renewables Has a Hidden Cost," by Eduardo Porter (Economic Scene column, July 20), perpetuates the myth that nuclear and renewable energy are competitors.
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A giant outdoor sculpture created by Gaetano Pesce as a critique of violence against women has angered Italian demonstrators in Milan, who say it actually perpetuates violence against women.
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Women are often so grateful to get the position that they are less likely to negotiate an offer, which compounds and perpetuates the cycle of lower pay, she added.
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While I, too, responsibly admit to engaging in the behaviors that further perpetuates the negative stigma in our communities, I wanted to thank you for looking beyond our shortcomings.
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The result is a vicious circle: family disruption perpetuates disadvantage by creating barriers to the development of cognitive and noncognitive skills, which in turn sharply reduces access to college.
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Such a "winning trumps everything" attitude creates a hollowness of true character in our children and perpetuates a values system founded upon the false idols of privilege and elitism.
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"The abuse targets women's sexuality and reduces women to sexual objects, reinforces gender stereotypes, and perpetuates intolerance based on their membership of specific marginalized groups," she told VICE News.
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Despite the radical advances in the field of anthropology since the time of Margaret Mead, most of the wall text at that institution perpetuates racist, essentialist, and colonialist narratives.
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Critics of the software also argue it perpetuates racial bias inherent in crime data and the justice system, which could lead to more disproportionate stops of people of color.
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The bank has become a popular target for conservatives, who worked in Congress to kill the institution, arguing that it perpetuates cronyism and does little to create American jobs.
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The "Apeshit" video is important because people of color rarely have the opportunity to claim such spaces, but it also perpetuates the dangerous notion that art is a luxury.
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This call for a ban only perpetuates false narratives about the United States hatred of Muslims and doesn't do anything to win over the hearts and minds of Muslims overseas.
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How do you feel about creating a work within a medium which, to an arguably greater degree than say film or music, perpetuates this idea of almost infinite technological progress?
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There's no reason for her to evoke Middle Eastern imagery in her video except to play dress up, and in a way that perpetuates harmful preconceived notions of the region.
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But in conversations with Bari, and interviews she's given about the film, she is candid about the link, and also about the imperative to undo the silence that perpetuates victimization.
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However, home-schooling advocates have pushed back against recent claims that the system perpetuates abuse and have stymied efforts to enact new laws, calling it an infringement on their rights.
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"Often there is a 'self-fulfilling prophecy'—the positive treatment that attractive children receive makes them more confident, friendly, and secure which perpetuates their popularity and social desirability," Carr explained.
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The trailer for the movie, out this November, has sparked debate over Maui's stocky stature – with some critics saying they feel the character perpetuates stereotypes about Polynesians and their weight.
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"I think that Republican folks are going to have to respond, and that perpetuates the discussion," said Les Funtleyder, healthcare portfolio manager at E Squared Asset Management in New York.
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" The NBPA believes NAPO's stance "only perpetuates the narrative that police are racist, with no regard, acknowledgment, respect or understanding of the issues and concerns of the African American community.
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Still, inadequate leave policies and the high cost of childcare often force women with young children to drop out of the workforce, which in turn perpetuates the gender pay gap.
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The resulting turf wars and violence perpetuates one problem, the displacement of noncombatants from homes and entire communities, that totaled more than 67,000 people last year, according to Colombia's government.
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When I think about taxes now, what comes to my mind is school funding coming from taxes, which perpetuates poverty, because schools in lower-income areas have lower graduation rates.
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The show has lasted for more than two decades in part because it perpetuates a seductive mythology—that we're all sitting on gold mines and we simply don't know it.
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The bank has become a popular target for conservatives, who have worked in Congress to kill the bank, arguing that it perpetuates cronyism and does little to create American jobs.
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Corker, a fiscal hawk, added that the agreement "perpetuates the abuse" of a war account not subjected to the budget restrictions and "tees up" another spending fight in two years.
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Corker, a fiscal hawk, added that the agreement "perpetuates the abuse" of a war account not subjected to the budget restrictions and "tees up" another spending fight in two years.
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And her case for getting rid of the filibuster is twofold: It not only allows for an unjust class system to worsen in this country but also perpetuates racial divides.
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In a competitive art world system that often perpetuates (and perhaps even necessitates) clear-cut distinctions between the roles of cultural producers, Mani da's words can provide much needed clarity.
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Which all -- ridiculously -- perpetuates the problem by implying we could never expect more, such as nonsexist movie moguls who make good movies, and nonsexist legislators who also make good policies.
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" Cara looks beyond her own troubles in "7 Days," which complains to God about a deceptive, superficial society where reality gets flattering filters and "the antisocial media perpetuates the mess.
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When tenure decisions are made by committees made up of men, consist of interviews with mostly male candidates, and are sent to male provosts for approval, the system perpetuates itself.
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Remaking Earth on another planet is likely not possible, and experts say the current talk about it perpetuates a problematic idea that we could one day leave Earth's problems behind.
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Securing America's Future Energy (SAFE) believes this collusion endangers both our economic sovereignty and national security, and is committed to mitigating the vulnerabilities it perpetuates in the American transportation sector.
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Some models have praised the term 'plus size' as empowering, but Ferrario says it doesn't matter what the models themselves think—it's about the damaging beauty ideals such language perpetuates.
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The reasoning behind the act is that when compensation is based on past numbers, it only perpetuates past disparities, especially because women typically earn less than men in their first job.
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The resulting photo series blends archival imagery of the Trump Organization with original compositions of Res's mother, Trump Tower, and the ways in which photography perpetuates myths of power and success.
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So when male scholars' citation counts get a boost because of their gender, that helps men succeed — which, in turn, keeps academia male-dominated and perpetuates the men-citing-men dynamic.
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Critics say the memorial perpetuates some falsehoods about the current crisis—many of these deaths, for example, are caused not by prescription painkillers, but from street drugs like heroin and fentanyl.
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"This perpetuates the uncertain outlook for Italian politics, but the market now feels that elections will happen later rather than sooner and that's giving some comfort," said Rabobank strategist Richard McGuire.
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"The new law perpetuates discrimination and it violates the values and principles that are at the core of PayPal's mission and culture," PayPal CEO Dan Schulman said in a blog post.
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Octopath Traveler perpetuates the same vile treatment of women as the villains it tries to condemn The physical beauty of three (out of four) of the women protagonists is referenced throughout.
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"The new law perpetuates discrimination and it violates the values and principles that are at the core of PayPal's mission and culture," Dan Schulman, Chief Executive Officer said in a statement.
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Many migrant fishermen lack local legal knowledge or the language skills necessary to raise complaints, which perpetuates the problem, said Max Schmid of the Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF), a British charity.
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One of Twitter's most vocal celebrities is airing her frustration at the online rumor mill, and the harmful conspiracy theories it perpetuates – in this case, concerning her relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
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It matters that black actors have been shut out, it matters professionally to those involved and it matters in a nation where the exclusion perpetuates the notion that blacks are lesser.
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This kind of rosiness perpetuates the most dubious clichés of Beethoven's greatness; but, to Mr. Langrée's credit, he carried out that statement like a thesis to be proven throughout the night.
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Critics of Unrwa also contend that it has evolved into a sprawling welfare bureaucracy that perpetuates a culture of dependency among the Palestinian population, making the refugee problem even more insurmountable.
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There is a system that perpetuates it: an elaborate "machinery," as Jodi Kantor, among The Times reporters honored with a Pulitzer Prize for their reporting on the subject, has put it.
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It was a stuffed black doll dressed in a red and white gown and an apron -- also known as a Mammy doll, a caricature that perpetuates offensive stereotypes about African Americans.
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This only perpetuates the wide geographic spread between the service jobs that are available in affluent communities and the housing where the workers who fill those jobs can afford to live.
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Jerry Lembcke, a historian at Holy Cross, walks through what he sees as the major myths the documentary perpetuates, and provides an extensive reading list for anyone interested in diving deeper.
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Civil rights groups are calling on Congress to reject legislation that would treat violence against police officers as hate crimes, saying it perpetuates the idea that there's a war on police.
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To make matters worse, Congress perpetuates a status quo that makes it difficult for researchers to even begin to quantify which policies would actually lead to fewer Americans dying violent deaths.
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However, while the Carters' accomplishment underscores the egregious lack of representation and audiences of people of color in art spaces, it also perpetuates the damaging notion that art is a luxury.
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The Obama administration has made it a point to avoid the term "war on drugs" out of concern that it perpetuates the same old way of dealing with and thinking about drugs.
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At a time when many people are banding together in new formations to resist the violence that Donald Trump perpetuates, I want to share the work of four collectives that inspire me.
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That's a problem that perpetuates itself, because if a woman knows she will earn less than her partner, it makes sense that they would decide together that her career will come second.
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A new Thai beauty ad claiming white skin is the key to success has unleashed a storm of criticism in Thailand, especially online, where people complain the ad perpetuates damaging, racist ideas.
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And sometimes the desire for an afterlife, or sometimes a desire that life perpetuates in some way beyond the grave is, absurd as it may be, something we need to believe in.
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The practice of casting cisgender actors as trans people perpetuates the idea that trans people, somehow, are pretending to be something they aren't; that being trans is inherently an act or performance.
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This is the harmful illusion that so much technology, and technological culture, perpetuates: if you do not fit within its predefined structures as an effective user, you must be doing something wrong.
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It is not all that different from the rhetoric of white grievance that Trump perpetuates, and that has led otherwise mainstream conservatives to increasingly ally with fringe elements solely to irritate liberals.
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He ranted to the grieving audience that President Trump's language perpetuates mass violence, and he pressed for more gun control measures, including red flag laws that confiscate guns from at-risk individuals.
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To begin with, the very idea of a "nature deficit disorder" perpetuates the valuing of nature for what it can do for humans — in this case, how nature benefits young children's development.
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It does not shy away from making a statement about complicity as a choice, and the banality of evil that perpetuates systems which knowingly victimize women — and other vulnerable populations — for profit.
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"The new law perpetuates discrimination and it violates the values and principles that are at the core of PayPal's mission and culture," Schulman wrote in the announcement, posted to the company's website.
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This unhelpful correlation perpetuates mental illness as The Unknown, and as such something to be feared—which appears to be the rhetoric, or perhaps even the rationale, for pedaling enduring misconstrued stereotypes.
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Further, change is largely confined to urban Chinese schools with the will, special designation or clout to experiment, while rural students are more likely to founder in a system that perpetuates inequality.
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Knowing how to step out of the incessant inner dialogue that perpetuates stress, and re-grounding in the present moment, brings much freshness, creativity, clarity and ease to our hearts and minds.
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"The document associates sexual and gender minorities with libertine sexuality, a gross misrepresentation of the lives of L.G.B.T. people which perpetuates and encourages hatred, bigotry, and violence against them," Mr. DeBernardo wrote.
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Worse, our congested jails will continue to serve as holding tanks for violent criminals and those accused of misdemeanors and nonviolent infractions, a toxic combination that often perpetuates violence and possibly death.
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"The upper-middle class perpetuates itself," making it harder for outsiders to break in, he says, although they often consolidate their advantages by using access to quality education: B.A.s rather than bequests.
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But by outlining some of the tools with which racism perpetuates itself, Get Out also suggests that we can all use our newfound awareness to demolish that system and build something better.
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"Foreign aid from European taxpayers perpetuates the regime's ability to neglect the needs of its people and stifles meaningful policy changes," Brian Hook, the U.S. special representative for Iran, said in a statement.
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"A demonstrably incorrect judicial decision, by contrast, is tantamount to making law, and adhering to it both disregards the supremacy of the Constitution and perpetuates a usurpation of the legislative power," Thomas wrote.
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Yumna, 17, New Jersey: I am against Donald Trump's immigration ban because it promotes negative stigma against Muslims, perpetuates religious discrimination, and makes multiple Americans feel unsafe and unwelcome in their own country.
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The problem with hustling, she went on to say, is not that it values hard work or ambition, but that it perpetuates the belief that there are no boundaries for someone pursuing success.
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However, by characterizing Muslim Americans in black and white — as either peace-loving or terrorist-harboring — it perpetuates the growing sentiment in the United States that Muslims, at their core, are un-American.
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But in her role as a mother, she'd fallen into the myth society perpetuates: that the only way to be a good mom is to do everything and be there all the time.
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And whether or not this film perpetuates harmful stereotypes, at the very least, the buzz its generating provides an opportunity to talk about the very real violence that affects sex workers every day.
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When rape culture in some way or another affects every woman's life, this approach is at best callously insensitive, and at worst, gleefully perpetuates attitudes that can and do result in real harm.
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Suburban northern Virginia is a major chokepoint for internet traffic in part due to an accident of internet history, one that perpetuates itself because of that tendency of networks to follow other networks.
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"Skydance Media's decision to hire John Lasseter as head of animation endorses and perpetuates a broken system that allows powerful men to act without consequence," Time's Up said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Why aren't we, as a society, seriously scrutinizing men and masculinity -- and how the way we raise our children, treat our workers and form our policies perpetuates behavior we say we don't want.
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"To give equal weight [to these groups], when we know that the false accusation rate [for sexual assault] is the same if not lower than any other crime, perpetuates rape culture," says Clark.
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"The new law perpetuates discrimination and it violates the values and principles that are at the core of PayPal's mission and culture," PayPal president and CEO Dan Schulman wrote in a press release.
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There is no way to anticipate the plot of a movie that has been kept so tightly under wraps, but the trailer itself already perpetuates a number of harmful stereotypes about Asian women.
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Add in findings from another study out of Stanford that black-led firms are rated less favorable than white-led firms, and it's not a stretch to understand how this vicious cycle perpetuates.
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It has become the most fatal drug crisis in modern American history, and much of its coverage perpetuates the class warfare that has lingered since the "war on drugs" began in the 1970s.
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THOMAS DYCKMANProfessor emeritusCornell UniversityIthaca, New York You stressed the need for business schools to change, yet The Economist's own MBA ranking perpetuates the status quo because of its unhealthy obsession with graduates' salaries.
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"Death for an organism would be something roughly like its ceasing to engage in the various biological activities by which it develops and perpetuates itself, things like respiration and blood circulation," said Luper.
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Financially impoverished families needn't spend their hard-earned pennies on an inferior product that ends up creating unnecessary economic hardship, potential health problems, and perpetuates wives' tales that seed generations of cultural misinformation.
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The result is a film that's almost sci-fi adjacent, and which clearly has a lot on its mind about how brainless, macho characterizations of manhood hurt everyone, and how violence perpetuates violence.
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Meanwhile, threats of a Blue Lives Matter–led boycott perpetuates the idea that critiquing police brutality is anti-police, and that the movement for black lives is to blame for attacks on police.
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It's a good way of demonstrating that women are capable and men who think they aren't are idiots, but it also perpetuates a dangerous stereotype: that women must completely excel to be worthy.
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But even with that, those challenges shouldn't dominate the conversation in a way that perpetuates the false narrative that black people—and black men in particular—are inherently closed-minded and prone to violence.
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And ultimately, we need to change the narrative and fear around Black women dyeing their hair, which is not only wrong, but further perpetuates the feeling of "otherness" that's pervasive among communities of color.
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Publishing these words makes the editors complicit in a persistent, harmful narrative that perpetuates the belief that the pay gap either doesn't exist, or is completely justified because women are somehow inferior to men.
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Their job is to hold convicted criminals responsible for their actions, and failing to do so perpetuates rape culture and sends the message to others that sexual assault isn't that big of a deal.
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That's simply not the case for many Americans, and the problems that started with their arrest extend beyond cellblocks into the hurdles they face in finding employment and a stigma that perpetuates their isolation.
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"The new law perpetuates discrimination and it violates the values and principles that are at the core of PayPal's mission and culture," Dan Schulman, CEO and president of PayPal, wrote in a blog post.
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Every time a women purrs, "Oh, you have such a big dick!" even if she's not particularly into big dicks herself, she perpetuates this cycle of misunderstanding and pain for little women like me.
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"This guidance gives banks a green light to manage NPLs internally, so this perpetuates the impasse," said Gennaro Pucci, chief investment officer at PVE Capital, a fund that has been buying Italian bad loans.
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The feds then filed a lawsuit of their own charging that North Carolina's law "stigmatises and singles out transgender employees" and "perpetuates a sense that they are not worthy of equal treatment and respect".
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Although their propaganda perpetuates the falsehood that they are killing in the name of Allah, the reality is that most ISIS fighters are being exploited for the benefit of war profiteers and Godless opportunists.
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This kind of commentary perpetuates sex negativity, spreading the idea that the only acceptable way to have sex involves a conventionally attractive cis heterosexual married couple in the missionary position with the lights off.
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The big picture: The U.S. has provided funding for UNRWA for nearly 70 years, but many in the pro-Israel camp believe its existence perpetuates the notion that Palestinian refugees will one day return.
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Calling the coronavirus the "Wuhan virus" perpetuates false notions that people outside China are not at risk, or that people who look Asian are more likely to be carriers of the virus, Hung said.
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Many who advocate for more diversity in children's publishing note that the problem isn't authors who write outside their own cultural backgrounds, but those who do it badly, in a way that perpetuates stereotypes.
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The plaintiffs, represented by Craig Gurian of the nonprofit Anti-Discrimination Center, argue that the policy does nothing to further fair housing, as required under federal law, and in practice actually perpetuates racial segregation.
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The purported rationale behind these purges also often exaggerates and perpetuates the false narrative of alleged non-citizens voting, while the practical result is the removal of otherwise eligible citizens from the voting rolls.
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The Trump campaign's post perpetuates an unsubstantiated allegation that the former vice president tried to fire a Ukrainian prosecutor because he had been investigating the company where Biden's son served as a board member.
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If people see a tweet about wiretapping or deportations, for example, and try to look up news articles about it, what they find often "only heightens the worry and perpetuates the cycle," he said.
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The fact that the UNRWA is the only refugee agency in the world that counts a second generation as refugees intentionally perpetuates the Palestinian humanitarian crisis for political gain and this must be challenged.
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Beyond that, the continued association of pregnancy with sickness perpetuates the benighted notion of childbearing as a threat to ordinary human experience when many would argue that it is the singular manifestation of it.
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This scene was widely condemned by critics, with advocates repeatedly saying that there is no such thing as rape that turns into consensual sex, and that the very idea only perpetuates dangerous rape myths.
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"I'm trying to intervene in a system that perpetuates a really steadfast routine—'do these HITs as fast as you can and try to make more than 80 cents'—to offer an alternative," she says.
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"The few entry-level homes that are on the market are getting snapped up so quickly that it perpetuates the increasing home values in some of these markets," said Matt Speakman, an economist at Zillow.
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With its "makeup-removing" claims, this silly app perpetuates the idea that underneath the layers of concealer, highlighter, blush, and mascara, you're not just a person who happens to not be wearing makeup — you're ugly.
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It's really hard for Eloqua to compete against Marketo, because offering more advanced functionality perpetuates a cycle of further complexity, but transitioning to a "faster and slicker" solution risks alienating big customers and power users.
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And even if well-intentioned, it's this kind of thinking that perpetuates this kind of fraught historicizing, in turn perpetuating old-hat ideas—*cough, copyright*—that stifle innovation while generating friction between sexes and identities.
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The white entertainment industry that casts black people in historical roles still perpetuates images of racial subordination, which normalizes and makes digestible images of angered, black, and enslaved women within contemporary versions of such stereotypes.
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" Jan Hinman Lindemann New York City Aviv perpetuates a misunderstanding about the victims of the cult leader Jim Jones and the Jonestown Massacre, writing that Jones "persuaded more than nine hundred people to commit suicide.
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Stereotypes of violence Rondinone found the movie "engrossing," chock-a-block with complexities, nuance and references to parse, but agrees that at the same time it perpetuates the stereotype of violence in mentally ill people.
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In the majority ruling, Reinhardt had said that prior salary is not job-related and perpetuates the very gender-based assumptions about the value of work that the Equal Pay Act was designed to end.
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Our system often perpetuates unemployment, keeping people who are down on their luck in a perpetual state of dependence rather than equipping them with the knowledge and skills they need to become self-sufficient citizens.
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There are now close to 600 therapists using it in the US. I ask Palsson if he thinks hypnosis as a cure for IBS perpetuates the old stereotype that IBS is a purely psychological disease.
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Ostracized, they grow up with few options, leaving them vulnerable to recruitment by armed groups which perpetuates the violence, she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone from Yambio in the south of the country.
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"There's a phrase that gets used in these cases that I think perpetuates this myth, and that is to call it a 'certainty of hopelessness'," said John Rao, attorney with the National Consumer Law Center.
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In How to Do Nothing: Resisting the Attention Economy, art critic Jenny Odell encourages us to radically reconsider our attitudes toward work and demonstrates how capitalism intentionally alienates us from each other and perpetuates overworking.
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"I think that to rid ourselves of the entrenched voracious type of capitalism that is in this country that perpetuates sexism and racism, I don't think that can come nonviolently," she testified at her trial.
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We students were fighting speech that perpetuates stereotypes and inequality, but in the process we discovered we were promoting another form of injustice — checks on free speech and a more closed environment of intellectual discourse.
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Unfortunately, history suggests that Mr. Trump will be content with another colorful photo opportunity and more diplomatic shadow boxing that perpetuates the illusion of success, while running down the clock on a nearly intractable challenge.
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Queerbaiting is especially pernicious because it not only perpetuates the celluloid closet, but also exploits the hopes of well-meaning fans and queer people who tune in to the narrative hoping for actual queer representation.
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The effects of affirmative action are hard to measure, and there's even some suggestion that it perpetuates some aspects of inequality because the minority students who benefit from it are often from stable, well-off backgrounds.
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News of Johansson's involvement sparked immediate outcry, with detractors pointing out that casting cis people as trans characters not only perpetuates harmful beliefs about trans people, but serves to erase actual trans people from trans narratives.
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" The investigators concluded, "There was no proof or evidence of any nature that [Lichterman] associates with, or belongs to any organization or group that perpetuates in or engages in acts or ideologies of hatred toward anyone.
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It should be simple enough, the act of teaching men how to get a girlfriend, but the way in which pickup artists have taught the skill perpetuates long-standing and inequitable norms about dating and gender.
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"It almost doesn't matter then if you get antibiotics, if you kill off the bacteria, because you've started a vicious cycle of inflammation, organ damage, and tissue damage that your body just perpetuates itself," he said.
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" Tim Bristol, executive director of SalmonState, said, "With its mine proposal, Pebble Limited Partnership perpetuates a myth that building a colossal open-pit mine will not have negative impacts on the world's greatest wild salmon fishery.
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" But the site itself isn't particularly woke: Take the "About" page, which perpetuates the assumption that straight men don't care about wedding planning — or, as the editors put it, "the drudgery of florists, invitations, or cakes.
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The film will provide some much-needed answers, stimulate discussion, and question a culture that has created a market which perpetuates the myth that our hair needs to be "tamed" with dangerous product after dangerous product.
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It's a younger generation that perpetuates it both in and out of the game, and it doesn't have the same excuses of coming from a more bigoted time that Campanis, who was 71 in '87, did.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Employers should be forced to tell female staff if they are paid less than men doing the same job, a British women's rights group said on Thursday, arguing that secrecy perpetuates inequality.
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The short-term increase in oil prices could also be self-defeating if it stimulates more production and thereby perpetuates the oversupply ("New oil order: the good, the bad and the ugly", Goldman Sachs, March 11).
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Indeed, men -- good men -- suffer under toxic masculinity too, from the strict roles and constricting norms they're expected to fulfill, to the violence in society that toxic masculinity perpetuates and would have them be party to.
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That sends a strong signal that the women's tournament is less significant and less worthy than the men's, and it's a policy that perpetuates a historical pattern of discrimination against women in institutions of higher education.
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Their union's notion that they must respond to fights with force or pepper spray points to a major underlying problem: The wholesale transfer of corrections officers to Horizon implants the culture of Rikers and perpetuates violence.
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But the reality is, there's no way for us to know if she's queer or not unless she tells us, and the act of speculating only perpetuates attitudes that contribute to the erasure of bisexual women.
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She added that opposition to the measure on account of the notion that it would disproportionately harm the black community "only perpetuates a cycle in which many members of the African American community are already trapped."
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"When people in highly visible positions deny or play down the details and impact of such abuse, their behavior perpetuates the inaccuracy that abuse constitutes a minor problem or occurs only in certain communities," Willoughby adds.
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"UNRWA has proven time and again to be an agency that misuses the humanitarian aid of the international community and instead supports anti-Israel propaganda, perpetuates the plight of Palestinian refugees and encourages hate," Danon said.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Millions of Palestinian refugees "cannot simply be wished away", the head of a U.N. support agency said on Monday, hitting back at a U.S. aid cutoff and allegations its work only perpetuates their plight.
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Not only can it literally lead to jail time, but it also perpetuates the kind of stigma that keeps drug users underground and away from getting help — accomplishing the exact opposite of what the town wants.
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"That vicious cycle of the older men who'd infect the young girls, and the young girls would infect their peers, that perpetuates the infection," Helen Joseph Hospital Dr. Sello Mashamaite told VICE News in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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As it happens, her working definition of feminism — intersectional, interested in how power perpetuates itself through systems, unapologetic in its embrace of femininity, with plenty of room for complicated and unlikeable women — is extremely fashionable right now.
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Talk about mental health is taboo in modern popular culture, which, in the western world at least, perpetuates a warped "suffer in silence" rhetoric—one which suggests facing up to mental health issues is somehow admitting defeat.
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" Sex educator Ruby Rare says that much of mainstream hardcore porn shows female masturbation in a very performative way and perpetuates a trope of "a woman lying down with her legs as far wide as humanly possible.
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The Obama administration's rule barring certain people with intellectual or psychiatric disabilities from buying guns implies that, like abusers, they cannot be trusted with guns—an assumption that is false and perpetuates stigma toward a vulnerable group.
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Part of the problem with the model that the Red Cross perpetuates is that it gets people in the habit of seeing disasters as opportunities for charity, and as unavoidable acts of God or something like that.
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I only wish this story treated your trauma as more than a plot horse, Arianna Whether or not it knows it, Octopath Traveler perpetuates the same vile treatment of women as the villains it tries to condemn.
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The effect has been to collapse the experiences of their marginalized protagonists (real or imagined) into a single struggle, one that perpetuates the notion that the triumph of a heroic individual is equal to real social change.
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"That NAPO has chosen this matter to take a stance, only perpetuates the narrative that police are racist, with no regard, acknowledgment, respect, or understanding of the issues and concerns of the African American community," she said.
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"By banning questions about salary history, we are putting a stop to an employment practice that perpetuates gender wage discrimination and hurts all New Yorkers," said Public Advocate Letitia James, who introduced the legislation, in a statement.
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However, the most pressing reason why this policy matters is that the league's current ban on weed perpetuates America's failed war on drugs—a war that has disproportionately destroyed the lives of so many people of color.
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A culture of beauty that narrowly defines beauty and perpetuates this idea that women are only objects and worthy of love if we somehow match up to this ever-changing, always unattainable, like, arbitrary standard of beauty.
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But to call it the "strongest weapon we have as a nation" and suggest that "without it, we have nothing," perpetuates the insular stereotype that Wales' performance at Euro 2016 had helped carry the country away from.
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But like the Parents Television Council's Winter, Cypheroftyr and many of the other people I spoke with agree that the gaming industry needs to do a lot more to examine the at times shocking imagery it perpetuates.
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The bottom line: Musk's focus on terraforming is entertaining for his followers on social media, but some scientists are frustrated that he perpetuates the idea that there is a "Planet B" that we could create for ourselves.
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Thus, Thomas rejects affirmative action not because it harms whites, as other conservatives claim, but because it harms blacks, brands them with a "badge of inferiority," elevates whites to the status of benefactors and perpetuates white supremacy.
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And should their governments continue to bury their heads in the sand, citizens of Western states need to hear the victims' stories, and be made aware that the same entity pretending to seek peace institutionally perpetuates violence.
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None of these steps alone will fix our broken criminal justice system, but by approaching reforms systemically we have a much better chance putting a stop to the grave injustices this system perpetuates and ending mass incarceration.
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By the time Callahan makes the case that charitable giving actually perpetuates dynastic influence more than simply leaving one's offspring a big pile of cash, many readers will be ready to throw up their hands in exasperation.
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I would support a continuing resolution that keeps the government open and allows several more days to reach a long-term budget agreement, but I cannot vote for a CR that only perpetuates this broken budget process.
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"To allow gender discrimination to exist in one area of the law damages the entire fabric of the Court's equal protection jurisprudence and perpetuates the harms that jurisprudence seeks to eliminate," the ACLU said in its brief.
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The new law "perpetuates the selection of types of ID most likely to be possessed by Anglo voters and, disproportionately, not possessed by Hispanics and African-Americans," wrote U.S. District Judge Nelva Gonzales Ramos in her ruling.
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I recently saw the fiction film, and you only see them use the Green Book in the South, and that perpetuates the mythology that racism and segregation is just in the South, and obviously, it is all over.
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The album (which is out via Svart Records on August 18) is Kärki's most revealing music to date, and perpetuates his lineage of intellectualism (he is a professor of Popular Culture at the University of Turku, after all).
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This deep-rooted suspicion is fueled by Jones and his media empire, which also hawks products aimed at fighting back against "the deep state" and further perpetuates the notion that Jones is the only one telling the truth.
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Despite the fact that this statistic isn't a good way to compare male versus female earnings in the American workplace, democratic politicians keep using it, which perpetuates a myth that does women more harm than it does good.
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"San Francisco has a responsibility to oppose the systematic racism towards indigenous peoples in the United States, which perpetuates high rates of poverty and income inequality, exacerbating health, education, and social crises among Native Americans," the measure reads.
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Ideologically driven rhetoric, which perpetuates myths and unproven claims, glosses over the reality of the marketplace today where more of the uninsured are covered, the shift to value-based payments, and new population health based approaches to care.
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A new report from the Center for American Progress perpetuates the misguided notion that today's school choice programs are synonymous with Jim Crow-era efforts to resist desegregation by providing white students with vouchers to attend private schools.
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Weight loss as an end goal simply perpetuates a panic-driven, short-term means to an end: Do whatever it takes the day or the week before a weigh-in to get the reward or avoid the penalty.
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They claim it not only romanticizes his suicide but perpetuates the stereotype that life is not worth living for differently abled people — that a paralyzed life is so terrible that not even a great love could save it.
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In his lament for the missing American maestro, Mr. Gelles perpetuates the problem that Bernstein began to redress: the absence of women and minorities not only from conducting but also from the history that conducting tells about itself.
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The deals or burgeoning deals we've seen so far are, first, one that perpetuates the government funding status quo, and second, one that (if passed) would protect DREAMers in exchange for some to-be-determined border security stuff.
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I'd also like to remind her that this situation perpetuates a myth: that the only conscience claims that can be made are negative, framed as objection, rather than positive, as in the conscience-driven imperative to deliver care.
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In 2017, the consumer goods giant Unilever partnered with UN Women and a host of major corporations, including Google, Johnson & Johnson and Mars, to create the Unstereotype Alliance, which seeks to educate people on how advertising perpetuates biases.
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Yet the New York State Board of Regents' recent decision to permit students with disabilities to graduate, even though they do not pass the same five Regents examinations as nondisabled students, perpetuates and undercuts the fundamental equality principle.
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Homogenizing Asian Americans is a political tactic used to praise them as a way to shame other people of color, and perpetuates the idea that all Asian Americans oppose affirmative action when some also find these attacks troublesome.
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The show perpetuates the notion that Staten Island is "a cesspool of gangsters, meatheads and low lives" and is premised on the idea that "kids from Staten Island all grow up surrounded by the mafia," the petition said.
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It's okay to think that an organization that has literally killed hundreds if not thousands of people, was so violent it forced the federal government to pass its first anti-terrorism law, and perpetuates hate is just bad.
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When female viewers see and hear their onscreen counterparts being spoken to this way, it perpetuates the ideology that it's okay to make women feel lesser than, because through it all, we still live in a disappointingly patriarchal society.
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It would be hard to forgive The Emoji Movie its "meh" plotline and the fact that it is literally one giant ad for apps, but its most unforgivable sin is that it perpetuates the notion that emojis are childish.
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While I, and many others like me, acknowledge the very real fear of Islamic extremists, fearing Islam in its entirety only perpetuates "otherizing" those who look, speak and pray differently than ourselves and causes more division among our citizens.
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Fraser Anning issued a response that perpetuates this vicious cycle of extremism, blaming the attack on "the immigration program" and on the "violent ideology of Islam," while failing to recognize that Muslims are the greatest victims of terrorism worldwide.
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A lot of these dishes of course are rooted in immigrant cultures originally, and then, as what tends to happen, one immigrant culture couples with another immigrant culture and then their offspring perpetuates a hybrid form of a particular dish.
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But one of the dangers of taking the wage increase at face value for Asian Americans is that it perpetuates the "model minority" myth — that Asians, unlike other people of color, are uniquely primed to climb up the socioeconomic ladder.
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"Women are to be championed and revered, not objectified," said Paul Ryan, the House Speaker, in a textbook example of what feminists call "benevolent sexism": a belief in the wondrousness of women that perpetuates harm by casting them as weak.
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As White told a meeting of film producers: Restriction of Negroes to roles with rolling eyes, chattering teeth, always scared of ghosts, or to portrayals of none-too-bright servants perpetuates a stereotype which is doing the Negro infinite harm.
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"We believe that the first lesson that freshmen should learn about Hum 110 is that it perpetuates white supremacy — by centering 'whiteness' as the only required class at Reed," reads a RAR declaration delivered to all new students, the Atlantic reported.
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Roderic Wye, associate fellow of the Asia program at Chatham House, told CNBC via telephone that such an outcome perpetuates the "fear that (Hong Kong) would lose its specialness," particularly with regards to its civil liberties and rule of law.
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It means the party can leap over the undemocratic barriers to ballot access for independent parties in many states, and help us lay the groundwork for a truly competitive challenge to the two-party system and the corporate rule it perpetuates.
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Gilmore Girls perpetuates the idea that white kids raised by single moms—Rory ends up reporting on Obama's 2008 presidential campaign, and April Nardini turns into a science whiz—will grow up by default to be the kids you always wanted.
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This unspoken, collective resentment actually perpetuates the problem: when one friend asks their friend group to do a lot for their day, the rest use that as permission to go overboard on their own celebrations, almost like payback, Marie says.
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This statement perpetuates a climate of men and women saying "boys will be boys," or judges deciding the threat of ruining a convicted sex offender like Brock Turner's right to not have his life ruined outweighs the victim's right to justice.
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"This is a stark illustration of how machine learning incorporates and perpetuates existing biases in society, and has profound implications," says Galen Sherwin, a senior staff attorney at the ACLU Women's Rights Project, one of the organizations that sued Facebook.
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Second, while last week's executive order highlighted some useful priorities, it perpetuates the push for more analyses and working groups, which won't do enough to truly address the policy modernizations needed to create the deterrence needed to tackle these attacks.
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I could write an entirely separate post about how this casting decision perpetuates a harmful myth about Black women participating in the racist subjugation of Black men that dates back to slavery, but I will save that for another day.
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According to the new report from the Women and Equalities Committee, the UK government is "complicit" in a system that undermines women in work and perpetuates the wage gap, which currently stands at 19.2 percent for full and part-time workers.
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"Netflix is one of Hollywood's most innovative companies, yet it not only perpetuates racial and gender inequality, it also takes advantage of a gender pay gap that disproportionately affects black women," Mo'Nique's lawyer, Michael W. Parks, said, according to NBC News.
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I'm not sure that a monument put on by the state, which still perpetuates violence across the world and has immense inequality here at home, could ever produce a work that truly honors the real, radical legacy of Dr. King.
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The press, freed up from endless Trump rallies, Twitter rants and lengthy calls into television shows, would know far more about the former secretary of State's conduct on a private server and the falsehoods she perpetuates when questioned about it.
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Created by Michael Davis, who also brought us ICBM, the Desert Bus of war games, MILITARY-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX reinterprets the titular concept, the machine that perpetuates war for national profit, into a two-button, one-bit test of your idiot patience.
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I walked away from your book feeling even more convinced that we're trapped in the dynamic you just laid out, where more suffering leads to more resentment, which in turn produces more bad policies, and the whole cycle just perpetuates itself.
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And for those who are inclined to confirmation bias, or having blind faith in their search engines, or both, prioritizing false or sexualized information is not only a disservice to the truth, but perpetuates harmful notions about already vulnerable communities.
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A coalition of Hollywood workers and gay rights advocates is calling on the industry website IMDb to stop publishing the birth names of transgender performers and others without their consent, a practice known as "deadnaming" that detractors say perpetuates discrimination.
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But it prevents those convicted of the most serious crimes from reducing their sentences at all, and in doing so it perpetuates the false narrative that people who commit violent crimes are fundamentally different from those who commit nonviolent crimes.
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In both the post-racial delusion of the early Obama years and the abortive gender-and-the-presidency battle that took place in early 2020, the same rules of engagement held: Anyone who acknowledges a problem by definition perpetuates it.
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By the mid-1970s, critic Thomas Hess acknowledged the critical favoritism shown to postwar male artists when he singled out the Ninth Street women as "sparkling Amazons," a jarring choice of words that perpetuates the chauvinism it aims to debunk.
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The enlarged scale of "Cup (1)" and "Cup (2)" (2018) emphasizes their fate as objects that have been used up, crushed, and tossed away, implying that perfection is impossible to maintain, that it perpetuates the illusion that we can stop time.
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Nevertheless, whitewashing perpetuates a cycle that makes it difficult for non-white actors to break through: They can't get hired if they're up against big-name talent, and they can't become big-name talent because they're not given the opportunity.
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Many times, when shows do have a diverse cast, those identities become the sole driving force of their characters, which ironically perpetuates the idea that people who are of color—or transgender, or women—are limited to or defined by their identity.
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Valeria Alvarado at the Woman's March in Houston, TX. Trump — who has previously suggested immigrants are drug dealers, criminals and rapists — has consistently asserted a rhetoric that perpetuates the narrative of immigrants as not valuable and, therefore, a threat to American society.
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" McCormick, who is also the co-founder of HCI EquityPartners, a private equity firm, added, "Value is important, but also think about legacy, employment opportunities for current employees and making sure the product or service that you've created perpetuates in a positive way.
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New Yorkers now have a lot to consider when it comes to making an informed and important choice that perpetuates the democracy upon which our country was built — but first Twitter would like to make some Sex And The City jokes, please.
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It perpetuates the cycle of not feeling good enough or attractive enough, because not only do you think you do not look as good as a 27-year-old, you don't even think you look as good as someone your own age.
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Scott points out that, as long as fashion "perpetuates the notion that successful trans people are people who look like cisgender people – specifically white cisgendered copies – and doesn't celebrate the diversity of trans people," the impact on the trans community will be minimal.
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"UNRWA has proven time and again to be an agency that misuses the humanitarian aid of the international community and instead supports anti-Israel propaganda, perpetuates the plight of Palestinian refugees and encourages hate," said Danny Danon, Israel's ambassador to the United Nations.
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The current approach perpetuates the same flawed assumptions that gave us the ObamaCare debacle in the first place—doubling down on the fatal conceit that distant bureaucrats know better than patients and doctors on how to deliver care to those who need it.
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Stigma prevents parents from accessing treatment and shames children from reaching out for help when they are in a tough family situation; it also perpetuates a belief that children must be removed from home when, in many cases, this can be prevented.
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" The editor of the industry journal GPS World subsequently wrote a column saying the release "perpetuates a dangerous myth, keeps users in the dark about the actual state of affairs... and abets the lack of political will and understanding of GNSS vulnerabilities.
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"President Trump is only using this loophole because he knows Congress would disapprove ... There is no new 'emergency' reason to sell bombs to the Saudis to drop in Yemen, and doing so only perpetuates the humanitarian crisis there," said Senator Chris Murphy.
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On the other side were those who believe Ames's position—that men who also have sex with men are a "higher risk" for HIV and other STIs when compared to men who only shoot straight porn—perpetuates a homophobic myth about gay men.
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The problem with the former mayor's statements is that broadly painting young nonwhite men as the most likely perpetrators of violence not only perpetuates ugly and racist stereotypes and needlessly vilifies millions of people — it also does nothing to bring down murder rates.
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And a growing number are realizing that an economy that excludes people and perpetuates inequalities carries deep market costs, resulting in billions in lost regional income, insufficient talent and entrepreneurs to fuel local industries, and outmigration of firms and people to other regions.
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Let's be clear: Mr. Trump's legal team is already deploying that tactic; it submitted to the Senate this week a lengthy trial memorandum that repeatedly perpetuates the notion that both Bidens were the ones who really did something wrong — not Mr. Trump.
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"A continued loss of momentum not only justifies earlier action taken by the Fed, but further perpetuates the need for additional policy stimulus to stave off a continued downward trend in domestic activity," said Lindsey Piegza, chief economist at Stifel in Chicago.
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Interpreted through the exhibition's literary lens, this triptych distills the human condition in line with ancient tragedy: hope is foreclosed; free will is powerless against a predetermined fate; and that fate perpetuates suffering that can't be abated by the intervention of others.
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"I am a victim of a society that perpetuates one of the oldest, ugliest, and always timely elements of humanity: the tradition of leaving the sick behind," Blanchon wrote in "[never realized]," a statement that holds true for another generation of Americans today.
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The blatant separation of the artist from the art perpetuates cycles of abuse in which men like Lagerfeld can occupy prominent spaces in our industries and face no consequences for their words or actions, and be fondly remembered when they are dead.
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Even if it did, what Kidz Bop is enforcing is also not kid-appropriate: The study says the music perpetuates the sociological phenomenon of "kids getting older younger" (KGOY), which claims that marketing is pushing kids out of their childhood earlier and earlier.
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The scandal not only perpetuates the crisis of legitimacy that has surrounded the Trump administration over its alleged ties with Russia, but it also merits the question of whether other senior officials could be compromised as a result of their relationship to a foreign government.
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The president likewise failed to telegraph that his administration is jeopardizing food assistance for America's needy with a proposed rule that places barriers to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and essentially perpetuates the United States' history of structural violence over those 22019 years.
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"And if I am confirmed, anyone who perpetuates crimes or other civil rights violations that come within the jurisdiction of the civil rights division should know and they should be on notice if I'm confirmed, the civil rights division is coming for them," he continued.
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Eighty percent of the flowers sold in the U.S. are imported, which perpetuates tons of waste and terrible working conditions in developing nations — not to mention droopy flowers that have been in transit for 8 to 10 days by the time they reach stores.
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"When you don't tackle the underlying causes of conflict, that's when you get 70 years of UNRWA, it's not UNRWA that perpetuates itself, it's because the refugee community is still there waiting for a political solution to address its situation," Krahenbuhl said on Monday.
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It's also possible, and perhaps even more likely, that Myanmar will find itself in an uncomfortable middle ground resembling that of Pakistan, where the military dominates politics and perpetuates a state of conflict along the northwest border with Afghanistan to preserve its central role.
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While the players are new, their intervention perpetuates the history of foreign interference that has kept Arab states weak, said Rami G. Khouri, a professor of journalism at the American University of Beirut and a senior fellow at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government.
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It doesn't bode well for more nuanced depictions of the many faces and stories that encompass Latinx identity, and it perpetuates a monolithic ideal of what Latinx people look like, leading to racial and ethnic erasure, reinforcement of offensive stereotypes, and straight up racist depictions.
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This kind of sentiment is powerful enough that it has even worked its way back into film and TV depictions of mobsters: On "The Sopranos," the Italian-American ex-husband of Tony Soprano's therapist constantly condemns and ridicules the Mafia for the stereotypes it perpetuates.
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Ader says that even though evidence shows that predictive policing doesn't work and that it perpetuates discrimination against marginalized communities, the use of predictive policing has expanded across the US in recent years, including in New York City, Los Angeles and other, smaller cities.
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It's important for cultural figures to not simply explain away accusations that they're lightening their skin for mainstream acceptance, but to really speak about why they feel the need to change their skin tone in the first place and how this cycle perpetuates colorism.
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That's one of the stereotypes that I think perpetuates people's descent into madness when they're making things, because you're like, 'Oh, I've gotta go find myself somewhere, or I'll take loads of drugs, or become an alcoholic, because that's where the good material lies.
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While it may seem harmless to ask, "Wait, will I die?" on a reality show when presented with a whole fish, as Brown did before swallowing the eyeball, that statement alone perpetuates the racism that has followed Asian cuisine ever since it arrived in America.
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A Cruz victory in Iowa, in other words, perpetuates the current dynamic that is killing the establishment — a dynamic where even if all the supporters of different establishment-friendly candidates agreed to back a single horse, that candidate would still be losing to both Trump and Cruz.
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Still, a segment of the internet left's obsession with victimhood—from the fetishization of mental illness to the Everyday Feminism-style declaration that using phrases like "Fuck you!" perpetuates rape culture—has trickled out into the open, manifesting itself on both social media and college campuses.
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Today's G.O.P. is to governing what Trump University is to education — an ethically challenged enterprise that enriches and perpetuates itself by shedding all pretense of standing for real principles, or a truly relevant value proposition, and instead plays on the ignorance and fears of the public.
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"By accepting the framing of vaccine opponents—that vaccination is a political topic, rather than one on which there is widespread public agreement and scientific consensus—Facebook perpetuates the false idea that there is even a debate to be had," David Broniatowski said in a news release.
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Rather, it perpetuates a "deep suspicion" among the Republican party (a suspicion that has existed since the 1980s) of U.S. environmental laws, fostered radically inaccurate misinformation about climate science, and is led by a president who claims — without an iota of evidence — that wind turbines cause cancer.
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In statements quoted in Anti-abortion group pressuring Kaine, Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the Susan B. Anthony List, perpetuates harmful myths about the Hyde Amendment, an annual budget policy rider that denies insurance coverage for abortion to women who receive their health care coverage from the government.
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This creates a new-age form of blackface where these influencers regularly profit off of trends and features inherent to the black body and community and may not be naturally theirs, which only further perpetuates a racist cycle that allows white people to steal from black culture.
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I think people get it, but they don't want to—the reality of disability and chronic illness as something that could strike anyone, at any moment, scares people…due to fear of the unknown, and fear of disabled people themselves because of what society perpetuates about us.
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I don't think anyone comes to work into a foundation with any intention to be racist or hurt people or harmed community, but it's in that lack of understanding of how we're doing our business that perpetuates the divisions between the haves and the have nots.
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A system that perpetuates abuse To cover up the alleged abuse, Glaser bribed local officials and used his network of allies in Kalangala to threaten those who spoke out against him, according to survivors and a police officer formerly based in the district, who spoke with CNN.
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I don't know if he subscribes to this magazine, or if it is sent to him because he made a donation, but I feel very uncomfortable hand-delivering what feels to me like hate speech and is, as I see it, misinformation that perpetuates inequality and violence.
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While this document unearthed by the New York Times is still just a discussion point with plans of a possible proposal, and we don't know how close it will get to becoming actual policy, the memo's existence still perpetuates violence against and erasure of trans people.
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"[The series] was widely misinterpreted, and really needed context for the correct message to be conveyed," she says, noting that the hoodies were meant to be a critique on the fashion industry, and how it perpetuates the idea that people will buy anything if it makes them seem cool.
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" She continued, "While I am thrilled that a film about a kick-ass veteran and father (who is a unilateral below-the-knee amputee) got green-lit in the first place, the problem is this perpetuates the fact that we're not given the agency to tell our own stories.
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It perpetuates this idea that it's all up to you to figure out how much you should be making, when really you are working for a series of employers who have pay bands, or salary caps, or freelance amounts set by what people are willing to work for.
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And by still allowing other sexually-oriented businesses, though ones that aren't as explicit about catering to someone with a vulva, to market their products, it also perpetuates the ill-considered misconception that a woman getting off is a reality that should be publicly suppressed, rather than inclusively acknowledged.
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If the two-state solution is allowed to die, we are left with two options: a one state that perpetuates the occupation, extremism and oppression, exacerbating a reality of apartheid, or a one state that ensures equal rights and citizenship for all, which requires adopting a whole new paradigm.
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On a plain white T-shirt, she wrote, "Dress code: promotes the objectification and sexualization of young bodies, blames the wearer for the onlooker's perceptions/actions, perpetuates rape culture, is BS." Grace has the new shirt stashed in her locker in case a situation like this arises again.
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Friday's minimal upward revision to fourth-quarter U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) from 1.9 percent to 2.1 percent, while welcomed improvement, simply perpetuates the longstanding storyline for 2016: After a disappointing first half of the year with minimal 1-percent growth, the economy accelerated from July to September.
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"While the Assad regime, together with Russia, Iran and their proxies, has slaughtered Syrians with impunity and changed the military facts on the ground, the administration has been on a fool's errand pleading with Vladimir Putin to negotiate a political solution to the very hostilities he perpetuates," McCain said.
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" The fight points to a pervasive narrative that Uber—the most politically-visible player in the on-demand economy—perpetuates in its many battles against local authorities: that it represents and protects a political constituency of local consumers and workers seeking to "save Uber" from "anti-ridesharing interests.
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This "internalized homophobia," or the mental distress that L.G.B.T. endure as a result of an involuntary belief that heterosexuality is the "normal way to be" perpetuates stereotypes, violence and negative sentiment toward the L.G.B.T. community from both gay and straight people, and has detrimental effects on mental health.
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Though some argue that models are supposed to be what consumers consider ideal, not showcasing varying ages, races, genders, sizes, sexualities, and abilities perpetuates the idea that physical appearance is indicative of one's overall worth -- that there is only one definition of beauty and one version of an ideal.
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While the "stick" used to enforce Title IX is the revocation of federal funds, there has yet to be one school district where this has actually happened due to a sexual assault-related failure to enforce Title IX. The lack of viable penalties perpetuates Title IX non-compliance, as does silence.
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Rep. Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardNative American advocates question 28503 Democrats' commitment The US can't seem to live without Afghanistan 22019 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally MORE (D-Hawaii) is right to be raising the alarm, as the Trump administration perpetuates and accelerates yet another misguided regime change.
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" In his "New Gospel," Walker argued that it was time to take a fresh look at the "principles of philanthropy" set forth by Carnegie—"to openly acknowledge and confront the tension inherent in a system that perpetuates vast differences in privilege and then tasks the privileged with improving the system.
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This museum exhibition, like many others, bemoans the segregation of outsider artists into a lower class, but the National Gallery perpetuates this trend of confining outsider artists inside their own artistic ghetto even when there is little connecting this diverse group of artists hailing from a wide range of backgrounds and artistic traditions.
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Just as the Gaia hypothesis suggests that life on Earth perpetuates an environment friendly to its own success, perhaps oil also engineers its propagation, through the vector of death, which it is born and bred from, and which it is currently begetting as a potential mass extinction event linked with fossil fuel consumption.
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A day before she and Petrol Girls embarked on a UK tour in the leadup to the release of the band's new EP, Some Thing, Aldridge talked with Noisey about the Calais camps, the system she believes perpetuates the migrant crisis and how she thinks punk and art can help address the problem.
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"There are historical and political reasons to critique the áo dài, but since the áo dài is commonly used to represent Vietnamese femininity, disrespecting it in such a sexual way just further perpetuates the implicit but widespread idea that Southeast Asian people serve a single purpose: sexual service to white Westerners," she said.
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The plaintiffs in the lawsuit allege that the policy perpetuates the city's deeply entrenched patterns of residential segregation — a reality bemoaned by Mr. de Blasio — and have already deposed top officials including the deputy mayor for housing, Alicia Glen, and current and former leaders of the Department of Housing Preservation and Development.
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There's concern over the kind of message the category sends, particularly to transgender competitors: Those in favor of getting rid of it argue that the category perpetuates rigid and oppressive beauty and body standards, as the battle to "pass" implies that to be considered beautiful one must look like a cisgender person.
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"The system really perpetuates clericalism, which is something Pope Francis has criticized in other situations — the idea that priests exist on a different level than lay people and bishops exist on a different level than priests, and that's by divine origin and you can't even talk about changing it," Mr. Cafardi said.
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Network executives have blamed the diversity issue on the show's "farm team" style of casting, which means that a bachelor or bachelorette is typically cast from a previous season, which perpetuates and amplifies a cycle of ethnic homogeneity — one that could easily be broken if casting directors put in the effort to be more inclusive.
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Each country's culture perpetuates myths about its closest rivals that often have no basis in reality and which puzzle those from elsewhere (I remember my bemusement at being informed by English friends of the "fact" that Germans are more likely to monopolise sunbeds on Mediterranean holidays – no other culture shares this belief, by the way).
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Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (N.C.).
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And with it, questions of what is valued in society, how women perceive their bodies (and how their bodies are perceived) and how fashion perpetuates the problem by engaging in seemingly illusory, inconsistent and exclusionary sizing that ignores an enormous part of the population, discombobulates the rest and fosters a negative culture of judgment.
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If we talk about fixing our lives as if they're currently down for repairs, we tend to end up in a hole, worrying over the same rumor capitalism perpetuates every day: that we're not totally good enough exactly as we are, and the only thing that can help is radical transformation from the outside in.
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In the book, author Robin DiAngelo—a sought-after speaker and former professor who's worked for decades as an anti-bias consultant—describes the phenomenon of "white fragility," a condition that renders white Americans unable to discuss race and racism without succumbing to defensiveness and emotional distress, and that thereby perpetuates our racial hierarchy.
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Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (N.
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Racism and color hierarchy are us, as much as — sometimes more than — the ideals of democracy and fairness... The devaluing of black people that perpetuates bad policing descends from slavery, the national trauma that too often gets passed off as a terrible but isolated event in time — done, over with, only tangentially bearing on our national consciousness now.
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The University of Wisconsin at Madison course, created by assistant professor Damon Sajnani in the African Studies Department, will explore how white people "consciously and unconsciously perpetuate institutional racism and how this, not only devastates communities of color, but also perpetuates the oppression of most white folks along the lines of class and gender," according to the description.
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Recent scandals involving powerful and influential men such as Weinstein and ousted Fox News host Bill O'Reilly have brought sharp attention to the use of confidential settlements and nondisclosure agreements to keep women's allegations secret and pay them for their silence — which some say perpetuates cycles of physical and sexual abuse in Hollywood and the media.
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But now, as rap's audience is a microcosm of larger society and perpetuates the idea that there can only be one top tier woman in the genre, Nicki is being pit against fellow New York superstar Cardi B. That, joined with some questionable online behavior and musical choices has put a larger microscope on Nicki's latest release Queen.
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But on the other hand, these politicians were tricked into appearing on the record as themselves, in a way that further perpetuates and entrenches not only the cultural ideological divide, but the idea among conservatives that "liberal" media, including entertainment media like Baron Cohen's production, is a constant and perpetual trap to be distrusted at all costs.
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We learn about the world around us from film, and without the inclusion of disabled people, abled actors and directors will continue to perform tired stereotypes, while the absence of real disabled people further perpetuates the stigma of our inferiority, that we are too grotesque for the screen, or not worthy of a place on it.
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Republican Study Committee Chairman Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (R-N.
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But RSC Chairman Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (R-N.
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If the answer really is 221, then depriving 221-year-old adults of access to lawful products generally available to other adults — even when these products are harmful, as cigarettes certainly are — raises equal protection problems, is unfair to them and is an unwise social policy to boot in that it perpetuates a later childhood than needed.
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These histories continue to manifest in the fabric of our country today: Our education system perpetuates the false mythology that our children are less capable scholastically; the healthcare system is inaccessible to millions, especially to people of color; black mortality rates in this country are soaring, and non-consensual corporate pipeline and mining projects continue to target indigenous lands.
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Men may lack that awareness as well, but there is a specific domino effect here that has an impact on women: The dearth of women in asset management means there are very few role models for young women, which means there are few connections to bring women into these roles, which perpetuates a lack of visibility.
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"This executive order perpetuates false and racist stereotypes about certain groups supposedly taking advantage of government assistance," House Democratic Whip Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerLiberal Democrat eyes aid cuts to Israel after Omar, Tlaib denied entry Lawmakers blast Trump as Israel bars door to Tlaib and Omar Israel denies Omar and Tlaib entry after Trump tweet MORE (Md.) and Rep.
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Compared to Our Land of the Free, this is comic gold: But even though the idea of someone breaking into a sex shop during a flood and fishing out hundreds of multicolored dildos almost makes me crack a smile, it spreads a false story, and more importantly, it perpetuates a mostly-false idea about looting during natural disasters, so unfortunately, I can't approve.
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Inside Google, documents have circulated in opposition to how YouTube handled moderating Crowder's channel, including a petition to have YouTube remove the rainbow branding from its accounts because the company's decision "allows, and therefore perpetuates, homophobic hate speech and rhetoric in favour of defending the right to public debate," according to two current employees and screenshots of the petition shared with Gizmodo.
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House Republican Vice Conference Chairman Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (R-N.
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C.) and Republican Study Committee Chairman Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (R-N.
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The very next morning, RSC Chairman Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (R-N.
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If the police have discriminated in the past, predictive technology reinforces and perpetuates the problem, sending more officers after people who we know are already targeted and unfairly treated, given recent evidence like the Justice Department's reports on Ferguson, Mo., and Baltimore, and the findings of the San Francisco Blue Ribbon Panel on Transparency Accountability and Fairness in Law Enforcement.
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The story perpetuates an old and incredibly damaging myth about false rape claims, and it does so without offering any of the twists or ironic undercuttings that Eugenides puts to such good work in the collection's other stories: The protagonist may behave badly, like a true Eugenides male character, but he's still ultimately the victim of a conniving young girl and her wicked feminine wiles.
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They include the ways FEMEN reinforces and perpetuates three very dangerous claims at once: a deep rooted Islamophobia and racism embodied in current American and European politics; the equally problematic assumption that there is a singular, universal feminist position; and the arrogance to presume to speak on behalf of women all over the world, some of whom are deemed by FEMEN as too oppressed to speak for themselves.
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Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE, the chairman of the Republican Study Committee (RSC), the largest GOP caucus in the House.
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They were joined at the meeting by two leaders of the conservative Republican Study Committee, Chairman Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (N.
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"I think there's pros and cons in terms of engaging our base," Republican Study Committee Chairman Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (R-N.
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"This sounds to me like the law being stretched in a new direction that is based on a more expansive and scientifically accurate — according to social science research — interpretation of how racism operates in current society," Ellen Berrey, an associate professor in the sociology department at the University of Toronto, and the co-author of "Rights on Trial: How Workplace Discrimination Law Perpetuates Inequality" expressed to the Times.
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Cummins explains in the author's note that she wants to help readers see immigrants as fellow human beings, rather than as an "invading mob of resource-draining criminals" or "a faceless brown mass" — but she takes us on a journey that not only perpetuates those very stereotypes so often found in fiction (and Donald Trump's speeches) but also portrays immigrants as helpless people carrying baggage full of pain and problems.
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Even in 2019 -- three years after a woman won the popular vote in a US presidential election -- 39% of Democrats and Independents think that a woman would have a harder time than a man defeating Donald Trump in 2020, and the dearth of polls asking about the likelihood of electing a woman of color for president only perpetuates the idea that doing so is outside the realm of reality.
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Scott's lawyer told U.S. District Judge Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE that the governor plans to recuse himself from the process just like he did in 2014.
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U.S. District Judge Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE handed down a ruling in that case last week, saying that Scott had overstepped his authority in suspending Snipes.
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"That ruling perpetuates the loophole that this same judge created, which has been exploited by criminal cartels to smuggle children across the United States Southern Border – often resulting in their physical and sexual abuse," Press Secretary Stephanie GrishamStephanie GrishamTrump: Democrats wasting time on 'bulls---' with impeachment inquiry House Democrats threaten to subpoena White House for Ukraine docs Trump, aides upset Mulvaney had no plan to handle fallout from whistleblower complaint: report MORE said.
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U.S. District Judge Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE gave Scott and three of his elected Cabinet members until April 85033 to create the new system.
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Republican Study Committee (RSC) Chairman Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE has been thrust into the spotlight by his controversial remarks about the search for a new House chaplain.
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Conaway won't seek reelection: report MORE (R-Utah), the former Speaker of the Utah state House; and Republican Study Committee Chairman Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (R-N.C.).
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U.S. District Judge Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE's order allowed voters whose mail-in and provisional ballots were rejected due to mismatched signatures an extra two days to fix the issues.
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"I'm in favor of not bringing them back because of the temptation to abuse that process," said Republican Study Committee Chairman Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (R-N.C.). Rep.
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The move comes after U.S. District Judge Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE reversed the ban on college campuses in Florida last month, finding the measure was unconstitutional and created a "lopsided" burden for college students.
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"We have been the laughingstock of the world, election after election, and we chose not to fix this," U.S. District Judge Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE said in court, according to The Associated Press.
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Progressive groups have called on presidential candidates to boycott the conference, criticizing the organization as pushing for unconditional support of Israel that perpetuates the conflict with the Palestinians and alleging that the organization promotes the government of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanayahu and President TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE's policies towards Israel.
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Listen to patients House conservative's procedural protest met with bipartisan gripes This Memorial Day, I challenge everyone to find a way to honor our nation's fallen MORE (Tenn.) and Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (N.
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In one, U.S. District Judge Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE, an Obama appointee, ruled that state standards for determining voter intent on ballots were constitutional and denied a request from Nelson's campaign for a preliminary injunction.
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U.S. District Judge Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE ripped the "lopsided" burden on college students that was put in place four years ago by Florida Secretary of State Ken Detzner (R), The Associated Press reported on Tuesday.
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Jason SmithJason Thomas SmithHouse passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Top Missouri newspaper condemns GOP's 'shameful silence' on Trump's 'racism' Main Street businesses need permanent tax relief to grow MORE (Mo.), Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (N.
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Furthermore, this culture of "passion-as-payment" erects barriers for so many people who aren't able to accept low wages or take unpaid internships in order to get their foot in the door, and this perpetuates the exclusion and lack of diversity that is so pervasive throughout the art world … Building the collective power of art workers through unionization strengthens our ability to set higher standards for wages, benefits, and job rights, conditions which I think lead will to a more inclusive and diverse art world.
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U.S. District Judge Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE in Tallahassee handed a partial legal win to Nelson on Thursday, ruling that the state's signature-matching statute for evaluating provisional and mail-in ballots lacks constitutional standing and giving voters two more days to correct mismatched signatures.
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Goodlatte met with the leaders of the Republican Study Committee (RSC), Freedom Caucus, Tuesday Group and Republican Main Street Partnership on Monday to discuss some of the proposed changes to his bill, among other issues, according to RSC Chairman Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (R-N.C.).
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But the legislation's addition of $320 billion to the deficit over the next two years was too high for some Republicans, including the House Freedom Caucus and some members of GOP leadership, like Rep Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerOn The Money: House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal | Dem court filing defends powers to get Trump's NY tax returns | Debt collectors to pay M to settle consumer bureau charges House passes sweeping budget, debt limit deal Romney to vote against budget deal: Agreement 'perpetuates fiscal recklessness' MORE (R-S.C.).
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