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The world of purple shampoos and reparative masks was beckoning!
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That's followed by things like antioxidants and peptides, the reparative basics.
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Yet this mythologizing, intended to be reparative, has done her no favors.
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She'll also head up the Pro Fiber campaign, an in-salon reparative treatment.
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It's reparative — it rebuilds broken hair and it will reconnect those [broken disulfide] bonds.
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Those techniques — what is called conversion or reparative therapy — are still practiced throughout the country.
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A place that acknowledges that it stands on occupied indigenous territory, and takes reparative measures.
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You might have some reparative work to do with that friend who brought the guest.
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Yet the fact remains that only five states have passed laws prohibiting reparative therapy for minors.
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" Then, minutes before her makeup application, "She applied Tata Harper's Reparative Moisturizer and Restorative Eye Créme.
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Here, the choreographer asks, How can a performance serve as a space for a reparative action?
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In the same reparative spirit, the Baltimore Museum of Art has made a more dramatic move.
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I got access to therapy to have reparative experiences and break cycles and engage in healthier practices.
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When Jared is outed at college, his parents enroll him in a reparative therapy program called Refuge.
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And honestly, I call it reparative prom, because people have a lot of bad memories of prom. Really?
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Then, they flip the argument, claiming that reparative justice policies discriminate against those who have always had the advantage.
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It makes your hair silky and is reparative for your ends as it is a heat styling protective spray.
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It's enriched with reparative vitamins and minerals to help restore nail health, and it adds a nice glossy sheen.
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If blotchiness is a concern, Tatcha's The Indigo Cream ($85) combines reparative colloidal oatmeal with calming Japanese indigo extract.
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Imagine being able to track your skin's pollution exposure, hydration levels, reparative quality...all through a sticker and a smartphone.
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Yet, an informative accompanying pamphlet, "Emergent Plantocene Plant Guide," makes clear that this EPA is earnest about reparative plant care.
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JS: When I first became involved in transgender communities in the mid-1990s, gender-reparative therapies were the predominant approach.
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It also has a "Listening Corner" with a psychiatric nurse "because being listened to is a 'reparative act,' " he said.
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Conversion therapy, also called reparative therapy, has been widely denounced by medical professional organizations as traumatizing and harmful to minors.
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She adds that anyone looking to play with platinum hair should plan on upgrading their hair routine with conditioning, reparative products.
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Sure, there still remain some researchers who support gender-reparative approaches, but they are most certainly in the minority these days.
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Being touched in an uncomfortable but supposedly reparative way thus can be built into the daily routine of aspiring to perfection.
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Otherwise known as "conversion therapy," gay reparative therapy is a slate of "psychological treatments" intended to convert patients from homosexual to heterosexual.
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But as time went on, they got frustrated — understandably — and they suggested, as a reparative measure, that we open up our relationship.
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We react the same way to trauma on the physiological level and in terms of the reparative nature of compassion and empathy.
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Although it's technically meant for the face, rosehip oil has reparative properties that can benefit other areas of the body as well.
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" In its statement to PEOPLE, the organization said "HFWN and our affiliated ministries do not endorse or practice 'conversion' or 'reparative' therapies.
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But whether all that talk of change and heightened enforcement will actually prove reparative for the issues that plague Twitter remains uncertain.
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We need activist art that not only points to, licks, and stylizes the wound, but art that is thought-provoking and reparative.
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The artist told The Creators Project about the project, which she sees as socio-political reparative endeavour intended to build bridges across communities.
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When Mathew Shurka was sent by his father to 'reparative therapy' as it was described to him, he really gave it his all.
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Pence is not the only person chosen to be part of the incoming Trump administration who has links to so-called reparative therapy.
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" Evangelical Christians were fond of citing the supposed successes in which homosexuals underwent conversion or "reparative" therapy and thereafter labeled themselves "ex-gays.
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GL: The public debate right now over health care for trans kids seems to be between gender-affirming care and gender-reparative therapy.
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The phrases "conversion therapy" and "reparative therapy" refer to discredited psychotherapy methods that aim to change a person's sexual orientation or gender identity.
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After this, I add La Mer Reparative Face SunLotion Broad Spectrum SPF 30 ($135; lasts 6 months) because the sun is my worst enemy.
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In short, keratin is reparative, so it might be a good ingredient to look out for if your hair is damaged from over-processing.
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While they've tried to appropriate the "watchful waiting" description, their approach is more traditionally known as the "reparative method," a form of conversion therapy.
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The Problem: Redness The Ingredient: Green-Tea Extract Known for their protective and reparative properties, there's a reason why derms tout the benefits of antioxidants.
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Observing dentin perform reparative work, Shi hypothesized that this must mean there's a stem cell within the tooth that's able to activate and make dentin.
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It's hard for sporting events to perform their reparative duties when one half on an arena is gloating and the other half dying all night.
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Repair + Strengthen Travel Kit, $25, available at SephoraTide them over until they can get to their hairstylist with a trio of reparative hair-care products.
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Listen our Waypoint Radio episode about Destiny 2 right here: This reparative quality ended up being the thing that stuck with me most about Destiny.
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One of the core arguments for gender-reparative therapy is that it prevents kids who will eventually decide not to transition from starting the process.
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During the '00s, there was a noticeable shift within the field of trans health care away from gender-reparative therapies and toward gender-affirming ones.
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At the end of my article, I argue that the current debates we are having aren't so much about gender-affirming versus gender-reparative approaches.
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The nutrient-rich formula helps reduce the appearance of breakage and stimulates healthy growth, thanks to the Jamaican Black Castor Oil loaded with reparative omegas.
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Survivors need to know that there is a pathway to healing and have a belief in one's ability to succeed in reaching that reparative route.
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To change this, we must wage a nonviolent revolution for reparative justice and non-white sufficiency in a nation determined to create generations of criminals.
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In 2012, psychiatrist Dr. Robert Spitzer on his own apologized for authoring an influential study 11 years earlier that supported reparative therapy to "cure" homosexuality.
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WPATH [the World Professional Association for Transgender Health], the world's largest and longstanding transgender health professional organization, has since denounced reparative therapies as ineffective and unethical.
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"I see it as a kind of reparative gesture on Louisa's part," said Sarah Blackwood, who recently wrote about the Marmee problem for The New Yorker.
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We've rounded up the best reparative cuticle oils on the market — all of which will cure any current cracks and deliver shiny, shapely nails clear through March.
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They suggest a space for depictions of excess and capital that are respectively angry and reparative, complicating the idea that consumerism is the only way of life.
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Nonetheless, the Republicans want to lobby to get his books — such as "A Parent's Guide to Preventing Homosexuality" and "Reparative Therapy of Male Homosexuality" — back in circulation.
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I met these women because they had come in from the countryside to attend a screening to find out if they were candidates for reparative fistula surgery.
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I have my own desirous (not reparative) reading of Wojnarowicz's relation to Indigenous practices as a potential moment, not of solidarity but of scattered and shared experience.
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The Briogeo Rosarco Milk Reparative Leave-In Conditioning Spray can be used to revitalize hair on no-wash days and to condition damp strands after a wash.
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Ahead, the best reparative treatments that won't cost more than a partial set of highlights... At Refinery29, we're here to help you navigate this overwhelming world of stuff.
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Lately, I've been using Olaplex's No. 6 Bond Smoother Reparative Styling Creme, which is formulated to help reduce drying time and makes blow-drying my hair even easier.
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The Briogeo Rosarco Milk Reparative Leave-In Conditioning Spray is a lightweight hydrator that can be used to condition wet strands or to revive dry ones between washes.
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Reparative therapy's most alluring fiction is right there in its name: the idea of an Edenic reparation, a return to a Golden Age when life was much less complicated.
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"Any solid training program has ethical guidelines against reparative therapy," explained Stefanie Carnes, a certified sex addiction therapist and president of the International Institute for Trauma and Addiction Professionals.
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Last year, Glasgow University said it would launch a "programme of reparative justice" after discovering it gained up to 200 million pounds ($260 million) in today's money from historical slavery.
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Glasgow said it deeply regretted this part of its past which clashed with its parallel history of support for the abolition of slavery, and started a program of reparative justice.
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But its potent combination of vitamin C, gentle chemical exfoliants, and a fruit-basket worth of oils and extracts make it an excellent reparative night treatment, without being too heavy.
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Last year, Glasgow University said it would launch a "program of reparative justice" after discovering it gained up to 200 million pounds ($260 million) in today's money from historical slavery.
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Rosarco Milk Reparative Leave-In Conditioning Spray is also a great pick for humid weather, since it's designed to protect the hair cuticle, locking in moisture and locking out heat.
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In 2013, César L. Baquerizo's novel about the horrors of gay reparative therapy in his native Ecuador, Un Lugar Seguro Contigo ("a safe place with you"), was first published in Spanish.
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Still, "reparative therapy" was alive and well in many places in the country, and the time stamp is particularly notable in light of two other new memoirs about growing up gay.
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Evangelicals' promotion of "reparative therapy" that tries to change L.G.B.T. people's sexual orientation or gender identity, which has been condemned by every major medical organization, has also brought harm and death.
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Conversion therapy, sometimes called "reparative therapy" or "sexual reorientation," is rooted in Freud's idea that people are born bisexual and can move along a continuum from one end to the other.
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If a "cause" is found it could posit a "cure," potentially opening the door to so-called reparative therapies similar to those that attempt to turn gay people straight, advocates say.
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" If you're the partner who is accused of perpetrating that fetid, eggy smell, you can simply take responsibility, Dr. Cole said, and say something reparative like: "I know it frustrates you.
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"The American Psychological Association, the American Psychiatric Association and the American Medical Association have all denounced reparative, or conversion, therapy as ineffective and potentially harmful," the group said in a statement.
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Glasgow said it deeply regretted this part of its past which clashed with its parallel history of support for the abolition of slavery, and had started a program of reparative justice.
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Having Tubman on cash is not simply reparative, although the idea of seeing her face and hearing her name during the months of the year that aren't February becomes nourishment in itself.
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Instead of prison time, they will be "sentenced" to two to eight years of working on "restorative and reparative" projects—which they can propose themselves—aimed at assisting victims of the conflict.
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At the same time, many adult trans people who had been subjected to gender-reparative therapies [and] found them stigmatizing or traumatic were raising awareness among trans health providers about their experiences.
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After capturing first place, diagnosis later revealed she had herniated a disc in the spinal cord so severely that even the slightest mishap in the reparative surgery could have made her a quadriplegic.
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But when it comes to reparative damages for injuries caused by racist policies like redlining, Sanders's outsider talk of "revolution" gives way to a fairly conventional discourse about the feasibility of passing legislation.
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Stephen depended on an arsenal of reparative and hydrating hair products, including a $7 hair milk from Love Beauty and Planet and Suave's Natural Hair Curl Defining Cream that rings in under $5.
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Conversion therapy, also called reparative therapy, has been widely condemned, and bans on using it against minors have been enacted in at least nine states and Washington, D.C., as well as other municipalities.
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While we acknowledge that the moral debt of slaveholding and the sale of the enslaved people can never be repaid, we are convinced that reparative justice requires a meaningful financial commitment from the University.
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Although the various accounts were inconsistent and the investigation was inconclusive, we took internal action that we felt was responsive and reparative, and we communicated that action to TechCrunch's Editor-in-Chief, Matthew Panzarino.
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That kind of reparative and restorative action and justice is not even talked about for the most part in this country because we don't really want to confront the legacy of slavery and racism.
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Gestures of solidarity rather than supplementation, these replicas — which succeed as artworks by failing to convince as copies — highlight one of art's reparative limits: broken pieces cannot be reassembled to exactly recreate the original whole.
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Eventually, that burn is going to peel, and then suddenly, you'll feel like you're molting and the only way to stop it — or, at the very least, make it look less terrifying — is with a reparative lotion.
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My bullshit meter was on full alert when I went in to try the treatment for myself — I've been burned before with so-called reparative treatments and didn't have high hopes for this unicorn of hair color.
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Apply a firming, reparative mask, like Chantecaille's Gold Recovery Mask ($270) at night, and never skip removing your makeup — doing so can be "catastrophic" for delicate eye skin, setting you up for dryness and wrinkles, says Bellis.
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Conversion therapy, sometimes called "reparative therapy" or "sexual reorientation," typically refers to the use of quasi-psychoanalytic methods, either in one-on-one or group therapy sessions, to try to change a person's sexual orientation or gender identity.
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Dry Hair: SplurgeThe term "intensive care" isn't usually seen in the context of hair, but that's exactly what this powerful mask promises: a reparative, rejuvenating experience that leaves dry, tired, compromised hair silky and transformed after a single use.
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These so-called conversion therapies, also known as reparative treatments, rely on the assumption that sexual orientation can be changed or "cured" -- an idea debunked and discredited by major medical associations in the UK, the United States and elsewhere.
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So-called "conversion therapies," also known as reparative treatments, rely on the assumption that sexual orientation can be changed or "cured" -- an idea debunked and discredited by major medical associations in the United Kingdom, the United States and elsewhere.
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Rehab The Nail Bed Whether you're taking a break from polish altogether or repainting at home, the steps to bouncing your nail beds back to optimal health looks the same: reparative base coat, cuticle oil, and hydrating hand cream.
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Instead, he has spent much of his post-"Soldiers" career arguing against the very tenets of historical memory: what started out as a legitimate campaign for reparative justice, Cercas feels, soon degenerated into a pageant of sanctimony and opportunism.
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That could lead some parents to turn away from the "gender affirming" treatments — such as social or medical transition — for persistently trans-identifying youth, and instead try "reparative" gender treatments, which encourage children to feel better in their assigned sexes.
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"The American Psychiatric Association opposes any psychiatric treatment, such as reparative or conversion therapy which is based upon the assumption that homosexuality ... is a mental disorder or ... that the patient should change his/her sexual homosexual orientation," the document reads.
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One of the frustrating things about recent media coverage of these "transgender children debates" is that they make it seem like there are two equivalent sides at work here (gender-reparative versus gender-affirming), both of which have their scientific supporters.
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" On top of all this, studies suggest that more than 700,000 LGBTQ people have been subjected to conversion or "reparative" therapy, a medically unjust and destructive practice that's designed to change a person's sexual orientation or gender identity under the guise of "therapy.
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We see more of the teen girl angst that drives young women into soothing, reparative relationships with these boys next door — relationships, one-sided as they are, that require paying up to $250 to have real time with them at the influencer conventions.
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Many years later, after becoming an Eagle Scout, serving as a missionary in Ukraine and graduating from Brigham Young University, where he was forced to submit to "reparative" conversion therapy, Evans wrote to the magazine again, and this time he got an interview.
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Nor did his long history of cheering on anti-gay laws and rulings, nor his apparent support for "reparative therapy," a cruel and discredited form of church-sanctioned psychological torture pretending to be a "cure" for homosexuality that's now been banned in several states.
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Currently working out of Quake Capital's Austin incubator, the company helps patients search for and compare the cost of procedures, connect with doctors and book everything from in vitro fertilization to stem cell therapy, cosmetic and reparative plastic surgery, weight loss surgery, dental work and Lasik.
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The allegations appear in an explosive Department of Homeland Security memo, obtained by BuzzFeed News, containing reports of detainees being given incorrect medication, suffering from delays in treating withdrawal symptoms, and one who was allowed to become so mentally unstable he lacerated his own penis and required reparative surgery.
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JS: Gender-reparative approaches presume that children's genders are still malleable at these earlier stages, and they use a combination of positive and negative reinforcement strategies (such as restricting certain types of toys or play or play partners) in the hopes that the child will become more gender-conforming over time.
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Inspired to find a solution, Holey teamed up with the veteran chemist Marie-Veronique Nadeau last year to create a line of reparative serums that's now being expanded in October to include a purifying cleanser, a balancing tonic, a moisturizing complex and a nourishing mask, all completely free of essential oils.
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The future challenges for the LGBT movement for equal rights are many, ranging from enacting state and federal workplace equal protection laws, advancing transgender equality, eliminating reparative therapy, defeating so-called "religious exemption statutes", thwarting bullying, promoting elder quality of life and providing the LGBT community's place at the table.
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According to a questionnaire that Grasz submitted to the US Senate, he has served since August 2015 as a board member of Nebraska Family Alliance, a conservative nonprofit that in 2017 published two pieces on its website criticizing states that banned so-called conversion therapy, also known as "reparative therapy," for minors.
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And I don't think we should wait for the commission to deliver policies that are reparative, including with resources, whether it's the $22020 billion that ought to go into HBCUs for all kinds of reasons or the targeted funding for health equity or any of the other things that we've proposed in the Douglass Plan.
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Oftentimes, one of the only things that I can point to is the fact that my dad got a union job, which meant that I had healthcare, access to an education, and that I got to go to therapy as an adult and have reparative experiences and learned how to engage with the world in different, more healthy ways.
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Each time one of these bills passes, a sad sense of recognition overwhelms me, and I'm sent right back to my first day of reparative therapy, sitting in a padded chair and listening to the sounds of my counselors' hateful voices, the echoes of which I hear in the pages of and stories about these bills.
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As Serano notes, gender-reparative therapy is so obstructive that it hurts trans kids — since they can't socially or medically transition at all or without jumping through several hoops, they'd frequently suffer with untreated gender dysphoria (a state of emotional distress caused by how someone's body or the gender they were assigned at birth conflicts with their gender identity).
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In short, we see the outcome of the Commission not as destroying heritage, let alone the purported erasure of history, but as the beginning of an exciting new set of possibilities for public art and museums in New York City, one finally devoted to an inclusive and reparative vision of the difficult histories of settler colonialism and the Indigenous peoples of this land.
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These films earnestly embraced the teen tradition (each of the three heroes even finds love with some version of the same hot high school jock we've been seeing onscreen for decades, played in two cases by the same real-life heartthrob, Noah Centineo) and they worked — some better than others — as almost reparative experiences for those who had never seen themselves as main characters in the genre.
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Although the American Psychological Association (APA) once considered homosexuality a disorder, the organization officially changed its position in 1974 and has since called for an end to these practices: "So-called reparative therapies are aimed at 'fixing' something that is not a mental illness and therefore does not require therapy," said then-president of the APA Barry S. Anton, PhD, in a 2015 statement.
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"We see the outcome of the Commission not as destroying heritage, let alone the purported erasure of history, but as the beginning of an exciting new set of possibilities for public art and museums in New York City, one finally devoted to an inclusive and reparative vision of the difficult histories of settler colonialism and the indigenous peoples of this land," the letter reads.
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Its peptides and antioxidants feed the skin during its reparative mode while we sleep, and its ingredient list includes a slew of the big-name skincare ingredients: a complex of hydrating jojoba, squalane, and macadamia, moisturizing hyaluronic acid, firming acai berry extract and peptides, and a myriad of others like black ginseng extract and niacinamide to brighten the complexion and fight free radical damage.
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Here are the best leave-in treatments for curly hair:Best leave-in treatment for curly hair overall: Miss Jessie's Pillow Soft CurlsBest gel: DevaCurl Light Defining GelBest drugstore leave-in treatment: Kristin Ess Air Dry CremeBest leave-in treatment for dry curls: SheaMoisture Coconut & Hibiscus Curl Enhancing SmoothieBest conditioning spray: Briogeo Rosarco Milk Reparative Leave-In Conditioning SprayUpdated on 3/30/2020 by Erin Mayer: Updated copy with more context.
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Serves 1 1 ½ cup chicken bone broth ("I also use plain filtered water when I'm lazy or don't have any stock on hand") 1 cup chopped mixed vegetables, such as broccoli, spinach, kale and cauliflower (the latter "gives a little bit of plant-based creaminess") Pinch of fresh parsley and basil ("for the cleansing, reparative benefits") ½ tablespoon white miso paste ¼ to ½ avocado, sliced 1 tablespoon raw pumpkin seeds Pinch of freshly grated raw turmeric 1.
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After an endless, bruising, down-to-the-wire gut-punch of a presidential election we as Americans, who have spent so much of the last 18 months at each other's throats, willfully blind to the fact that we are countrymen irretrievably lashed to the same ship whether it floats or it sinks, should be able to turn as one to the reparative comforts of our great national sporting events to heal our collective wounds and reconnect us to one another, free at last from the burdens of rabid partisanship, once again able to find some peace in shared loves rather than divisive disdain.
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