"Facebook solves a problem you didn't even know you had: the problem of self-expression and keeping in touch via that self-expression," Cramer said.
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"Hair has been a vehicle for self-expression, especially for women because they didn't have the other means of self-expression that were available to men," Chrisman-Campbell says.
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My fluidity with fashion became central to my self expression.
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It's about confidence, self expression, and, most importantly, self love.
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"It was never about self expression, never," Mr. Keillor said.
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We don't want to help self-expression that could be dangerous.
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"For me, fashion is a form of self-expression," Blake shared.
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It is my way of self expression, a kind of art.
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Apparently, her self-expression is all a part of loving herself.
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Nails have long been used as a form of self expression.
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It now also harbors bullying, misinformation and controversial self-expression content.
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Leo is the sign of leadership, romance and creative self-expression.
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"These women are role models of self expression," she told Hyperallergic.
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Letting there be light didn't used to allow for self-expression.
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The police descend on grungy artist colonies but self-expression flourishes.
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And we believe that empowering that self-expression is really important.
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Our tresses are a means of self expression, confidence and comfort.
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The series is an expanded Jungian Tarot deck of self-expression.
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I don't need games without room for silliness or self-expression.
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Her means of self-expression was and continues to be aspirational.
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"We teach fundamentals of drawing and self-expression," Bartlett notes proudly.
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I want to make it another form of self-expression for myself.
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What is art, and what is merely consumerism disguised as self-expression?
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He has a strong sense of self expression undiluted by his surroundings.
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Then there's a kind of confessional self-expression that he finds cathartic.
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You repeatedly begged to share your self-expression through Instagram and Snapchat.
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Jeans, you could say, are the sartorial starting point for self-expression.
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"The event is really a canvas for self-expression, " von Borries said.
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Instead, the whiteboards became a medium for candid self-expression from employees.
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And DSW is literally a warehouse full of opportunities for self-expression.
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"Dancing is part of my self-expression," adds this tech-minded whirler.
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"It's about self-expression in a vertical you care about," says Anderson.
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Polarization and fragmentation increase through 'enemyfying' and stifle participation and self-expression.
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It tends to value academic perfection over personal growth and self-expression.
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"I believe more in the self-expression," she said of wedding attire.
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For several years, Doom was a toolset for self-expression for many.
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Radical self-expression, love, community, validation and inclusion make Pride month great.
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None of the monks seemed visibly bothered by her spontaneous self-expression.
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Yet food, the contributors made clear, was a tool for self-expression.
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"This is not a matter of self-expression," the government has argued.
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This graffiti served as an everyday form of communication and self-expression.
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To me, I feel like school is a place for self-expression.
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"Voguing is not just a dance form -- it's self-expression," Saad says.
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"Self-expression through clothing was so strong at that point," she said.
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Either way, we're into the self-expression, and apparently Witherspoon is, too.
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For some, this means a host of new opportunities for self-expression; for others, it can create the sensation that technological innovation is dictating the ways in which we express ourselves—or worse yet, supplanting human self-expression completely.
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But equally style can be deliberately different; the essence of individual self expression.
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While for others, it's simply one of our many forms of self-expression.
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Appointed by television networks and glossy magazines, these people don't reward self-expression.
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They all have a sincere rawness in self-expression that really inspires me.
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It provides easy access to information, educational games, and tools for self-expression.
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How does filmmaking provide a unique outlet in terms of your self expression?
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Still the Valley took these concepts and built monetized cesspools of self-expression.
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" Like Lowlow, Daly sees his cars as foremost a "canvas for self expression.
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After all, it's an industry that says it celebrates individualism and self-expression.
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Saturday is a day of self-expression, when they will speak their mind.
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You want to have your individual personality, your individual appearance, your self-expression.
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The Romantic theory of literature as self-expression provides a cover for ignorance.
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Underwear is so personal, and it's often an integral part of self-expression.
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All made with love, bold self-expression, and a ton of craft supplies.
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This project is Maple's reaction to the tricky territory of online self-expression.
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She sees shoes as a means of both self-expression and self-defense.
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But it can also be a fun and creative form of self-expression.
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And his provocative self-expression has made him the talk of the town.
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And clothing has long been a tool for self-expression and boundary pushing.
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Is there anything more threatening to a student's self-expression than being killed?
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Viewed that way, voting might seem like a form of pure self-expression.
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In both pieces, readers come across questions of desirability, paucity and self-expression.
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It can serve as a tool for self-expression, experimentation, empowerment, and more.
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"Over time it became what it is today, a place for self expression."
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If art is self-expression, then voting is certainly a form of art.
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Snapchat, with its focus on self-expression, is huge when it comes to video.
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I can't even say it, GIFs, go ahead, sorry, it means self-expression, good?
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It's an important part of my self-expression, but now I'm out and proud.
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We started it to celebrate independent style, style as self expression, and cultural curators.
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It's a weekend dedicated to music, art, culture, and the celebration of self-expression.
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What's spoiled the entire festivities aren't those who genuinely love self-expression and music.
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And, this Instagram account is charting women's self-expression using their hair throughout history.
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"Skill has nothing to do with the benefits of self-expression," Dr. Kaimal says.
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"Makeup has always been a natural form of self-expression for me," she says.
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Still, these masqueraders nonetheless see Carnival as a crucial time for self-expression, too.
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But these spaces are the only places many of us have for self-expression.
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Authentic self-expression works beautifully, until employers start to look at social media profiles.
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They value, or at least try to value, self-expression, social freedom and diversity.
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This piece echoes the Creative Director's continuing vision of freedom, equality and self-expression.
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This piece reflects the Creative Director's continuing vision of freedom, equality and self-expression.
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Wildfang's clothing is all about free self-expression, and its values clearly follow suit.
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"You notice how much self-expression is really embedded in the fashion," he said.
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I felt confined to a world lacking self-expression, and longed for fashion freedom.
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This manifests as a creative self-expression that is aligned with your highest beliefs.
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We've made so many amazing progressions with gay rights, gender inclusivity and self-expression.
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On Wednesday, Mercury enters Virgo, sharpening your mind and allowing for effortless self-expression.
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Watch: "Everything in this art form is self-expression," the dancer José Xtravaganza says.
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But him and Rocks doubled down on a message of self-expression and individualism.
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But it's not childish, as they often think, it's a form of self-expression.
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Conservatives look at liberals' emphasis on self-expression and see weakness and self-indulgence.
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Being yourself will take you far this evening; don't hold back from self expression!
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But she also has a far more complicated relationship to supposedly unvarnished self-expression.
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But it's not childish, as they often think; it's a form of self-expression.
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They can serve as a form of self-expression or a record of travel.
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Camming is just her self-expression, or a way to explore her virtual sexuality.
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To me, it's self-expression, showing someone else your experience, your way of seeing.
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They're a haven of self-expression — especially for young people with rooms of their own.
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It definitely wasn't the most professional move, but it proved her commitment to self-expression.
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Personal self-expression would be overshadowed even further by people playing to the peanut gallery.
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We talked about the values of our brand — inclusivity, celebrating individuality, self expression, and imagination.
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The Vans brand remains "committed around the purpose of really enabling self-expression," Rendle said.
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One of Coco Chanel's biggest goals was to liberate women through fashion and self-expression.
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Each question you ask admits your inability to view the true glory of self expression.
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Millie Bobby Brown and Pandora are teaming up to celebrate the power of self expression.
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We're looking for a marriage to help us with our self-expression and personal growth.
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"This brand stands for everything good about America: freedom democracy, authentic self expression," Bergh said.
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The term started showing up in that newfangled online form of self-expression the blog.
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That is, until they seduce him into an orgiastic sundae of tolerance and self-expression.
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Hadi's latest series, The People's Salon, is an appreciation of personal style and self-expression.
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I studied English poetry and harnessed the power of self-expression; I stopped using profanity.
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"Something like Burning Man has enormous impact on self-expression and costume," Mr. Lindland said.
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I think it just homogenizes something that should be about self-expression and being yourself.
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Self-expression and storytelling are important ways to help distribute the narratives of female experience.
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It promises a career, a life, that makes room for self-expression, imagination, even beauty.
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Off-leash hours is the perfect venue for self-expression — for most dogs, at least.
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It's a sad world if the push for perfection quashes the vibrancy of self-expression.
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For others, like Claudette Erek, 483, Ms. Utah Senior America, it was about self-expression.
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On the other, they are endlessly stepping on what increasingly accepted forms of self-expression.
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"The style is all about identity and unfettered self-expression," said Rob Smith, its founder.
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When I heard they were trying to impose on Kaitlyn's self expression, it really irritated me.
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It is displayed there to support the movement of freedom in sexual orientation and self-expression.
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It's a great way to show self-expression, get outside your shell, and try something new.
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It's self-expression and fun," turned into college-age, "Oh, my goodness, my roots are showing.
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Sequins, sparkle, and texture offer an opportunity for self-expression, projecting hope as immediate mood-enhancers.
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But when white women post similar photographs, they are praised for their freedom of self-expression.
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But despite the diversity within the group, every song manages to celebrate individuality and self-expression.
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If you're like us, you're probably not satisfied limiting your self-expression to what you wear.
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During this new moon, make some promises to yourself around happiness, love, and creative self-expression.
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It's people who are really into self-expression, but it's not really been a coastal thing.
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And if self expression is your criteria for art, mixed martial arts is rife with it.
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I too harbor a similar sentiment regarding censorship and self-expression, as i am an artist.
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One imagines Bob Ross, that champion of actualized self-expression for everyone, would very much approve.
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We're out for our own self-expression and empowerment, and not just sort of as decoration.
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Burning Man is described as an experiment in community, art, self-expression, and radical self-reliance.
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The loss of Prince is a big one in many respects, namely, in fashion's self-expression.
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Aoki said he stopped trying to teach specific moves to avoid restricting the men's self-expression.
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For me, self-expression will always rule above all other reasons for wearing and creating jewelry.
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Ironically enough, it took a lot of government planning to open the floodgates of self-expression.
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Nike believes in the sport as a way of life and a form of self-expression.
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At its heart, Burning Man embraced anti-consumerism and an ethos that embraced radical self-expression.
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Self expression is at the heart of what will make people positive, unique members of society.
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"Style is important self-expression," she said, "and it's good to make clothes instead of guns."
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"These pieces are all about exuberant self-expression and becoming almost like a superhero," she said.
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They were adept hunters, and appear to have made ornaments as a form of self-expression.
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This display was maintained all year, and provided a forum of self-expression and classroom collaboration.
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For both women, the art of self-expression through style is anything but a frivolous topic.
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Refinery211 is kicking off another year of creativity and self-expression at our second-annual #259Rooms event.
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"Give them their space for sexual self expression, a huge part of which is masturbating," she says.
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"Working with Raf Simons and Calvin Klein has taught me a lot about self-expression," Brown says.
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A 40-minute weekly drama class will then aim to teach communication skills, self-expression and empathy.
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These models encourage us to view everyday living as an act of artistic self-expression unto itself.
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Personalized emoji, like the Bitmoji found in Snapchat, have become a popular form of self-expression today.
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Start the creative process with Healthy Choice Simply Steamers, and then allow your self-expression to shine.
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Do whatever you please; tattoos are all about self-expression, after all, and that means anything goes.
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It can boost one's confidence in no time flat and give us a means of self-expression.
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Growing up in Texas, I struggled with issues of self-expression and figuring out who I was.
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A clear duality exists: Hair has a social connotation, yet it is a form of self-expression.
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So the line between self-expression and endorsements is very blurry and confounds traditional regulations and delinations.
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Writing -- even if the subject matter is a little blue -- is a positive form of self-expression.
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"The Supreme Court has consistently found that self-expression is necessary for First Amendment protections," Benjamin said.
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Where even their great rivals Fall Out Boy flirt with the pretense of genuine self-expression, Panic!
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Now, the seemingly simple act of selecting a household cleaning solution is an act of self-expression.
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Mikkelsen's photographs preserve the city as it was: a surreal phantasmagoria of freedom, independence, and self-expression.
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It was true self expression—people playing modular hardware, playing synthesizers, and really crafting it all themselves.
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I believe all art forms and forms of self-expression shape the world that we live in.
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The act was a blend of rock-goddess bloodletting and arch performance art, self-expression and concealment.
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Today is one of the most powerful days of the month around self-expression for you, Capricorn.
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Teachers were taken through the curriculum's many components, such as mindfulness, value-based activities and self-expression.
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Likewise, a candidate who negotiates her salary is engaging the self-expression component of EQ, particularly assertiveness.
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She drew support from other celebrity women who saw the criticism as an affront to self expression.
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Today, even the act of selecting a beer or hand lotion is a form of self-expression.
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Each movement is a sensuous brushstroke, each shimmy, duck and dive an exquisite act of self-expression.
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He also wanted to observe what the source referred to as "a peaceful form of self expression."
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"Since 1966, Vans has stood as a champion of individuality and self-expression," reads their press release.
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It just became such a staple to my own self-expression that I sing to the dog.
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For these women, members of West London's Afro-Caribbean communities, pageants nurtured racial pride and self-expression.
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It was a cheap and cheerful pop of flair that served no purpose other than self-expression.
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I'm sharing the flexibility of self-expression — I don't want to put a religious take on it.
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Do you believe that wearing logos is a form of self-expression or a form of conformity?
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It was when my creativity & self-expression was stifled by you, that I decided not to attend.
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Part therapy, part self-expression, our homely obsession with crafts is poised to take over the world.
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His life is a creative enterprise of dealmaking, about joy and self-expression rather than making money.
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In contrast, he's defining false or hateful rhetoric as mere self-expression — upsetting, offensive, but not dangerous.
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It was when my creativity and self-expression was stifled by you, that I decided not to attend.
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The teardrop is merely a stepping stone, a bit of pithy self-expression, but not the end goal.
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How liberating the breed of female artist that eschews cool self-possession for loud, hairy, flashy self-expression!
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I took advantage of the utter anonymity of the internet and my precocious self-expression to deceive them.
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Fashion is, first and foremost, about self-expression, so why do we have different rules for different people?
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She also used photography as a form of self-expression when she was younger and riding horses competitively.
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Self-expression is powerful, and feeling comfortable in your clothes can help you feel confident in your work.
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On average, they reported that these social networks gave them extra scope for self-expression and community-building.
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Fashion is a form of self-expression and can allow you to more confidently present your personal identity.
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That being said, for a particular younger Twitter demographic, swapping out pictures is a form of self-expression.
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Or they could take another shot and bringing people together through the lens of art and self-expression.
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"I'm excited to partner with DSW and Mirai on this campaign about confidence and self-expression," Rippon said.
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Others, however, grow their body hair and display it proudly (even colorfully) as a form of self-expression.
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That's what it's all about for me; that's the most important thing; the bedrock of my self-expression.
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At Robert College the students were exposed to an ethos that celebrates individualism, privacy, ambition, and self-expression.
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"Instagram is supposed to be a place for self-expression and joy," wrote Nicholas Thompson in the profile.
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The unique festival brings together content creators, celebrities, brands, and fans for all things beauty and self-expression.
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As the '90s marked a period of self-expression, Apple released the famous iMac G3, which was customizable.
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For example, he runs a foundation for children that aims for "peaceful self-expression" through art and sports.
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A lot of those social networks that you mentioned, I would describe them as being about self-expression.
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" Of course, she notes that there's more to it than just that: "Makeup is about self-expression, too.
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As we mentioned at the time of the announcement, this batch is all about identity and self-expression.
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There's a lot wrapped up in the concept of young girls wearing makeup — from sexualization to self-expression.
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Clothing also helps wearers determine self-expression, and specific brands and images become important to the alt-right.
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Creativity is at its peak this week and Sunday's impulses for self-expression inspire you to make art.
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Camp also functions as a safe space for marginalized groups to engage in self-expression and cultural commentary.
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Parker: Well, being 43, I'm just now learning about camp, so camp to me is just self-expression.
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"We were interested in making jewelry that supports self-expression and queer self-determination," Voula O, 40, said.
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The Afropunk festival in Brooklyn once again brought out the transformative, talismanic magic of clothing and self-expression.
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While the players wear what is dictated by their apparel sponsors, visitors find numerous forms of self-expression.
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And many have reportedly continued to explore artistic expression as a form of therapy, discipline and self-expression.
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The star soloist at the Houston Ballet has built an online reputation centered on self-expression and fearlessness.
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Although the way a person dresses is a form of self-expression, at work you represent your company.
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My many attempts to adopt a West Coast look have always been more costume than genuine self expression.
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Or to put it another way: There is a difference between self-expression and the expression of self.
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Be careful today—rejection is in the air, and there are blocks around self-expression, or feeling understood.
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For me, finding ways to obtain these items felt more like a matter of survival than self-expression.
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It's a venue of radical self-expression, where you can go in and behave exactly how you want to.
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So the Fab Five just helped remind her that there are no rules when it comes to self-expression.
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European men do not need another avenue of self-expression in which to make their voice, their experience, heard.
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This is a fantastic day to break an old pattern of self-expression that you've wanted to evolve past.
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The more self-expression people allow in multiplayer games, the more toxic and hostile people often seem to get.
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A piece of advice: Don't listen to anyone who tries to limit your self-expression with silly style rules.
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We believe that embracing authentic self-expression creates a platform for authentic connections – and ultimately, a catalyst for change.
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Burning Man — devoted to gift giving, decommodification, inclusion, self-reliance and self-expression — attracts its fair share of billionaires.
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As for official new features, Instagram is expanding self-expression within the profile beyond your bio and website link.
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This aspect brings a conflict between your reputation and your self-expression, which presents an opportunity for personal growth.
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The photographs also highlight queer African style, an essential point of self-expression for the community, according to Owunna.
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"Today, we celebrate her and what she stands for — self-expression through art, even in the face of adversary."
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The abuse can irreparably damage victims' intimate relationships, educational and employment opportunities, mental health, and right to self-expression.
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" That is because "speech concerning public affairs is more than self-expression; it is the essence of self-government.
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But, in defense of self-expression, if having little pets on your fingers floats your boat, you do you.
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Clutches are proving to be a preferred form of self-expression through fashion for plenty of celebs these days.
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"Hair is a form of self-expression, shouldn't be a right or wrong way," she wrote alongside the photo.
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And I can also understand if people would want to use it as a creative tool for self-expression.
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The concept of a tradition—collective, convention-bound, transhistorical—remained for Williams the sturdiest counter to Romantic self-expression.
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"Hair is a form of self-expression, shouldn't be a right or wrong way," she wrote in the post.
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Venus connects with rebellious Uranus on Wednesday, piquing your attraction to unusual modes of self-expression, maybe through art.
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President Obama used rap — complete with some impromptu beatboxing — to make an important point about self-expression this week.
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You may stumble over some blocks around creative self-expression this morning, but things will flow smoothly later on.
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Capcom is about self-expression, from the people competing on the stage to the people screaming in the crowd.
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Mirror, Mirror presents art as something fundamental that unites human beings in the capacity for reflection and self-expression.
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" Ms. O'Brien agreed: "Today's collector has a strong voice of her own and her jewelry is about self-expression.
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Mercury is the planet of communication, so this will be a super special time for you around self-expression.
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Self-expression is as worthy as a successfully executed twizzle sequence — a series of multirotational turns on one foot.
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" Mr. Danchig-Waring said that as a male principal at City Ballet "there's so much space for self-expression.
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Like Madonna before her, she made theatrical pop spectacle and full-tilt self-expression parts of the same package.
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The main business lobby warned that a crackdown on self-expression increased polarization and weakened the fight against terrorism.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Illustration is a medium that straddles self-expression and interpretation of outside materials.
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Pulse nightclub, like so many other clubs throughout our country, is a safe and welcoming place of self-expression.
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Self-expression points people toward how they evaluate us, and recovering from impressions, first or otherwise, is sometimes impossible.
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College should be a time of growth and self-expression, but not at the expense of one's innocent cohorts.
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On Sunday, Prince Hamdan shared a video on Twitter that presented it as a powerful tool for self-expression.
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Communication planet Mercury meets with lucky Jupiter in your sign, making this a hugely important day around self-expression.
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But not to worry, the festival's 10 major principles, particularly that of "radical self-expression," are still alive and kicking.
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This is a lesson in the incredible power of vulnerability, self-expression, and just getting over it and having fun.
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In other cultures such self-expression not only feels intrusive or surprising but may even demonstrate a lack of professionalism.
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As more men are spending their dollars on personal care, nail art is expanding as an outlet for self-expression.
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With a connected camera televising our life in-the-moment, accumulated information takes a back seat to continual self-expression.
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Through summer camps, attending Broadway shows and art exhibits, the charity aims to empower young women by encouraging self-expression.
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Cheese nails may not be the most popular trend around, but to some, they're a delicious form of self-expression.
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He is a one-man protest movement against conformity, a champion of the individual and the right of self-expression.
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Makeup, tattoos, and hair accessories are worn for self-expression, not to score points on the field or with viewers.
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Tattoos have always been a radical act of self-expression, a badge of honor and a rebellion against the mainstream.
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Deee-Lite (of "Groove Is in the Heart" fame) made a similar pitch: Voting is self-expression for cool kids.
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If it's not through sex, it's by some form of creative self-expression, and if it's not art, it's sex.
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Current CEOs placed more of an emphasis on "Creative and Artistic Self-expression" than any other group of leaders surveyed.
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And on Facebook, that means gradually transforming the News Feed into a home for videos that encourage creative self-expression.
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"I'm not interested in self-expression but in expressiveness," Morris once said in an interview and repeats in the prologue.
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So go ahead, scroll on to see how these ladies leverage their nails as the ultimate form of self-expression.
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Her club kid style and uncensored pop-rap lyrics connected instantly with queer youth searching for unbridled self-expression online.
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Visitors form a giant semi-circle in the desert for a weekend of self-expression, civic responsibility, music, and art.
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While they typically use Facebook for self-expression, when they posted about their relationships, it was instead for communication purposes.
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That's why I also understand how makeup can act as a great confidence booster, and a vehicle for self-expression.
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Wearing women's clothing, dreadlocks, and a hat are displays of self-expression, not invitations to mock or shame a kid.
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He is enjoying, out in public, the kind of self-expression he once could experience only in his private den.
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Self-expression acts as a way to maintain a sense of normalcy in a place where there is constant conflict.
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Over time, people found it difficult to stick to the original garment, thinking it limits creativity and/or self-expression.
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By unifying her creative and political ambitions, Ms. Stenberg has fueled the potential for both self-expression and self-exposure.
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Her desire to explore self-expression through fantastical dressing is what pushed her to create her own label, Atelier Mimii.
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She could afford the $1,800 monthly lease to open a store that was more creative self-expression than profitable business.
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These kinds of practices teach an ethos of suppression rather than self-expression, and they are antithetical to democratic life.
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It's just one of the colors throughout history that tell a rich story of class, politics, consumerism and self-expression.
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People today of course are far more at ease with their bodies and their vast potential for erotic self-expression.
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And she didn't just do it for the children — she was also representing herself and her right to self-expression.
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This can be a very exciting day for communication and self-expression, as long as you think before you speak.
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The most engaged citizens tend to be intense partisans, who treat political participation as a form of emotional self-expression.
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This is an excellent day for self-expression, especially because the planet of communication, Mercury, will be trine lucky Jupiter.
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Photographs of 19th-century cowboys reveal pride on their faces and self-expression in their choice of clothing, Brucken said.
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And it may seem like a noble cause, to foster a healthy outlet for self-expression and socializing with loved ones.
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It's a mode of self-expression, and it can be as personal or commercial as the creator wants to make it.
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Makeup can be more powerful than you think — it's an outlet of creativity, opportunity for self-expression, means of self-confidence.
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I believe that skateboarding can give anybody a sense of self-expression or freedom and it can help build self-esteem.
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These paths are not always representative of that initial thunder, but rather that of using an artistic medium for self expression.
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The fashion choices Applewhite put in place for his congregation weren't about freedom and self-expression, as modern androgynous style is.
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A museum exhibit about self-expression at the Saatchi Gallery in London last year even had a section dedicated to them.
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Whether it's rooted in self-care or self-expression, they explain, in their own words, why it's worth every damn penny.
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Fusing iTunes with your always-with-you mobile phone, we're revolutionizing the way the world experiences mobile self-expression and entertainment.
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I believed deep down that fashion is a great avenue for self-expression, but in practice, I struggled with self-doubt.
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When you have the combined genetics of Lenny Kravitz and Lisa Bonet, unwavering self-expression is rooted deep within your DNA.
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As my daughter gets older, I love that I can instill in her that style is a form of self-expression.
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Like other gazillionaires before him—Rupert Murdoch, Marc Andreessen—he's found in Twitter a fun and unfiltered platform for self-expression.
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Overblown forum signatures and ASCII art became commonplace during this period, favoured by meowers as tools of passive aggressive self-expression.
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It's actually because Instagram, and the mass adoption of cameraphones, has democratised self-expression and portraiture for everyone, regardless of class.
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By focusing on the camera, Snapchat lowered the barrier to self-expression and showed a new generation that everyone is creative.
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This is what real punk culture is about — challenging oppressive norms, disregarding them in favor of personal liberty and self-expression.
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At the same time, the idea that people want open-ended self-expression goes counter to one of Harmonix's earliest lessons.
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Like fashion, it is rooted in desire and self-expression, finding outlets for emotion and telling people who you really are.
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Now, I carve brighter pockets out of this wasteland in an effort to recapture those feelings of community and self-expression.
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I have watched men struggle free of their chains and whittle out new tools of self expression besides anger and violence.
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No — as long as it's about having fun, self-expression, and being playful, I don't think there's too young an age.
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We love seeing men experiment with makeup — whether it's in the name of self-expression, self-confidence, or just for fun.
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As one of the ultimate forms of self expression, an individual's hair and hairstyles is representative of their own unique identity.
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In a series of tweets (her new go-to method of self-expression), Azalea explained what's been going on with her.
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AND SO FOR US, THAT FOCUS ON SELF EXPRESSION HAS REALLY DICTATED THE WAY THAT WE BUILT THE BUSINESS OVER TIME.
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Makeup isn't about finding a fix, but rather a means of self-expression, and shoppers want to experiment on their own.
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Secure parents can watch this parade without getting judgmental or overinvolved, recognizing that self-expression is not a waste of time.
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Like fashion, beauty can be an outlet for self-expression and fulfillment, and that's something I want to make space for.
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We expect college freshmen to feel at least as comfortable with self-expression as the burbling bloggers and writers of yesteryear.
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Part therapy, part self-expression, a finsta allows a user to yell into the void, and the void (lovingly) yells back.
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The best life was the life of maximum self-expression, self-actualization and maximum personal freedom, economic as well as lifestyle.
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Stronger importance has been placed on the "self" as of late, and with that importance comes the need for self-expression.
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This theme is vast, encompassing information, misinformation, propaganda, self-expression, social justice movements, news, and autobiography — all expressed through online images.
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It's a concept that strips away gender stereotypes, allowing for equal creativity and self-expression by way of lip color and eyeshadow.
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Over the course of a dusty, freewheeling week in late August, the festival celebrates notions of self-expression, civic responsibility, and art.
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On the website it states that Malkovich is focused on making sincere designs because he believes fashion is all about self-expression.
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With self-expression in Hiplet, it gets to a certain point where we're allowed to add our own element to each step.
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Halilaj's moths personify the wondrous capacity for self-expression, recognition of his own sexuality, and the symbolic dance between self and society.
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Of course, we have emojis, but just bring on this additional layer of self-expression, maybe just the typical emoji can bring.
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We hope KnowMe not only unlocks your innate creative capabilities, but creates a wave of self-expression we have never seen before.
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Over the decades, styles of tap dance have changed, but one thing has always remained the same: the need for self-expression.
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To address her updated relationship status, Cardi used the tool that has been most instrumental to her success and self-expression: Instagram.
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The goal is to not trivialize the magnitude of the problem, but to make it gentler in self expression and social acceptance.
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"They're building an aspirational community that's very steeped in quality of life, integrity, entertainment and high levels of self-expression," she says.
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This is a very important time for self-expression, and a big conversation could go down today in one of your relationships.
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"The nail bar services engage customers and create loyalty by inspiring self-expression," Bill Jordan, president of DSW, said in a statement.
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Young women, along with other minority groups, had firmly embraced social media, seeing it as an opportunity for public-facing self-expression.
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We will never stop building a community where diversity is expected, self-expression is honored, all are welcomed, and you are included.
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The Sun entered fellow Fire sign Aries today, kicking off a super inspiring and fun month of romance and creative self-expression.
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The drill that the Lionesses practice is part joyous self-expression, part ritualistic bluff, which makes it a perfect manifestation of adolescence.
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This has always struck me as a foolproof writing exercise, with its built-in drama and its intrinsic demand for self-expression.
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If she's using it as a model of self-expression, I think she should use it as early as she wants to!
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To use my clothes as a form of self-expression — or as armor — was the only way I knew how to cope.
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On May 22, Mercury will connect with Neptune, creating an imaginative atmosphere — perfect for talking about your feelings or creative self-expression.
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It's a question of understanding that each person shines in the best way they can through their personal form of self-expression.
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Jewelry has always been a mode of self-expression as well as wealth, status and membership of a tribe or social group.
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The artistic and literary fruits of the Great Migration, like jazz music and the Harlem Renaissance, brought new modes of self-expression.
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In local public schools, young artist-activists, often working free, taught children the virtues of cultural self-expression and communal self-sufficiency.
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It's just that he's been Acting, with a capital A, for so long that he has no other vocabulary for self-expression.
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But beneath the pantomime and theater, serious ideas were at work, including musings on self-expression, hedonism and the right to freedom.
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The iconic, proudly permanent, marker, "born for unique, unruly, courageous, outrageous self-expression that never, ever fades from glory," says its manufacturer.
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There's something uniquely German about the idea that the standardization of dress and conduct can provide an outlet for joyful self-expression.
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To him — and to millions of TikTok's users — the app is a haven for creativity, earnest self-expression and silly dance videos.
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Liu Wong grew up in San Francisco, and her mom was an elementary school art teacher, so self-expression was always paramount.
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This isn't just a metaphor for identity or self-expression; in a very practical sense, the girls' voices are their meal ticket.
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For them, identity and personal style are a daily performance, an important vehicle of self-expression, and a manifestation of their true selves.
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It's a form of self-expression, and the only person who should tell you how much, if any, makeup to wear is yourself.
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In the spirit of pure self-expression, we've asked R29 staffers to share their non-sentimental tattoos — just for the hell of it.
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"Ever since I was a young girl, I have used makeup as a form of self-expression," Stefani said in a press release.
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The thing is: One facet of gender and identity fluidity that certainly isn't new is how linked our self-expression is to circumstance.
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Geofilters are as much a part of Snapchat self-expression as the licky dog, Coachella crown or taking selfies in front of windows.
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As a Black person, any engagement with the police requires a temporary suspension of my free will, right to self-expression, and safety.
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With employers granting a millennial workforce greater autonomy, self-expression, and flexibility, there's definitely a place for personal style at the boardroom table.
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However, the freedom that the Viennese espoused came at a price; self-expression could be accomplished only by intellectual rigour and self-discipline.
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We see women embracing self-expression as a mark of strength, and we believe in their right to express themselves however they want.
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I have never before felt so connected to an audience of strangers as Oh celebrated self-expression, enthusiastic consent, and queering the world.
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"Those laws degrade the inherent dignity of affected individuals by outlawing their most private and intimate means of self-expression," the petition states.
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As the video goes on, the words start to write themselves, and watching these characters overcome their self-expression issue is ultimately inspiring.
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"We want to show diversity is a value, freedom is a value, self-expression is a value," Mr. Piccioli said before the show.
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It's all about self-expression here, and because of that, I am much more inclined to incorporate off-kilter elements into my outfits.
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In the most recent episode, the owner of the clothing company Wildfang , Emma McIlroy, talks about breaking the glass ceiling and self-expression.
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"In our culture of YouTube and Snapchat and Instagram, girls always have access to their own personal platforms for self-expression," she reflects.
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It was only a matter of time before a multi-day event would be dedicated to these adored little pixels of self-expression.
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Both platforms were considered positive for self-expression and community building, though they were both also seen to lead to bullying and depression.
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"My art and my self-expression in any form has always been an attempt towards sincerity, honesty, and empathy for others," wrote Glass.
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Also on Tuesday, communication planet Mercury begins to move through the section of your chart that rules creative self expression, partying, and romance.
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Moore's exhibition raises questions and reminders of the need to develop alternative tactics for long-term survival: care, healing, self-expression, and rest.
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"Over the years, I have used logos of what I think of as generic brands as self expression in my paintings," Calvin explains.
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About half had been diagnosed with schizophrenia, a complex psychiatric disorder that affects mood, cognition, self-expression, thought processes and perceptions of reality.
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For Jews, with their constant habit of self-expression and their distant dream of self-government, the café was an especially inviting space.
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I thought a lot about this tension between art with a more traditional aim of self-expression versus works that feel very documentary.
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Blackness is a thing that still needs defending and to be unapologetically shared with the world — and so clothing, self-expression, is activism.
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We believe that the project was a means of therapeutic self-expression, something that is rarely found in refugee camps and war zones.
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But what I saw around this particular ... given the internet, and other things ... that we were making as a form of self-expression.
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As a result, it has been marginalized, trivialized and often dismissed, though it is a universal and hugely important means of self-expression.
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But where Anderson focused on writing as his form of self-expression, Litsky's layers of talent stretched across reporting, editing, organizing and supervising.
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It shows how many people have no sense of self expression too, they just follow trends in hopes to be with the times.
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I have no warm and fuzzy feelings about that flag, but I do know that all Americans have the right of self-expression.
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In that moment, we see two of the show's stories joined, and we also spy the origins of Billy's self-expression through movement.
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"It's been our goal to make it a safe place for self expression and to foster kindness within the community," Mr. Systrom said.
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In the aerial classes, you'll work on coordination, strength, and self-expression, while the ground classes work your upper body and core muscles.
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In an increasingly globalized world, hair tends to be less an indicator of a woman's circumstance and more a mark of self-expression.
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Some of this reflects technological trends that empower self-expression as never before but can also contribute to the fragmentation of American society.
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For instance, Isabella Reyes's "i am light" (2016) shows how individuals reject conventional, binary constructions of gender through fashion, style, and self-expression.
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Poets like the German Friedrich Schlegel celebrated individuality, and celebrated art as a kind of pinnacle of individual self-expression of personal genius.
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Those most committed to the idea of the event and what it represented showed up, exercising the rights of assembly and self-expression.
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Whether it's an all-black look, a red lace dress, or a bright yellow shirt, fashion here isn't about trends; it's about self-expression.
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The demands of labor kept our eyes looking forward toward the next chore, the next bill, and our stoic culture frowned on self-expression.
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You can use fashion as a form of self-expression and have a lot of fun with it, it doesn't have to be intimidating.
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It's unlikely that Sets will displace Pinterest, but if Facebook can stunt its growth while helping users with self-expression, that may be sufficient.
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Bieber's spent a lot of time experimenting with video as a tool of self-expression lately — he can't stop and he won't stop vlogging.
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"The teen bedroom is this haven for self-expression, but because teenagers are involved there's still so much self-consciousness in it," he concedes.
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"We fundamentally believe that by empowering self expression for everyone, we will grow our business," Spiegel said Monday at the Vanity Fair Establishment Summit.
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While he may be new to the body art game, Brooklyn Beckham is already demonstrating a serious commitment to this form of self-expression.
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Take Two is arguing that when a basketball player like LeBron went to get the tattoo, the goal was some sort of self-expression.
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For the original saggers -- the young African-American men who sparked the trend -- sagging became an act of self-expression, a form of art.
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To me, 'sexy' is a kind of beauty, a kind of self-expression, one that is to be celebrated, one that is wonderfully female.
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In Japan, as elsewhere, today's young people have more opportunities for mobility and individual self-expression, but less experience of security, community, and family.
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Because social media is primarily a tool for self-expression and posting into the void for validation, it's harmless fun to broadcast personal tastes.
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Her bubbly, quirky personality really shined in her colorful outfits and bold, oversized accessories — and many stylists gave her kudos for her self-expression.
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Current trends in emphatic self-expression, like posting on your Facebook wall how you'd die in Game of Thrones, are a marketing gold mine.
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There's a new moon in fellow earth sign Taurus on Tuesday, illuminating the sector of your chart that rules fun, creativity, and self-expression.
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"There is no more powerful form of self-expression than the ability to vote," said Jennifer Stout, global head of public policy at Snap.
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Incorporating music and dance, the production also offers an optional post-performance workshop in which participants investigate self-expression and invent their own games.
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Queer parties and get-togethers are accessible on an invitation-only basis, and digital spaces have become havens for queer community and self-expression.
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Nike, with whom he worked on every detail of his outfits, was smart enough to see the value in that kind of self-expression.
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As the hand becomes a stand-in for the creative self on social media, nail art allows self-expression to seep into every shot.
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Each woman subsequently handed over what she had shot to a female director, who then shaped the material, turning self-expression into collective vision.
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Mr. Owen identified two types of shopping: one for duties and tasks ("your groceries, renewing car insurance, horrible things") and one for self-expression.
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When you are always, at least potentially, being watched, any form of self-expression is also a sort of betrayal, a card player's tell.
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If Instagram rolls out the feature, it could put the emphasis back on sharing art and self-expression, not trying to win some popularity contest.
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In late June, 1986, Larry Harvey and Jerry James joined a handful of friends on San Francisco's Baker Beach in search of radical self-expression.
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" Of posing in the $60-and-under styles, Lopez says, "We wanted to bring our confidence and strong sense of self-expression to the brand.
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He now plays a key role at the forefront of a street art revolution that reflects his nation's new face of pride and self-expression.
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Equal parts art, technology, sociology and economics, fashion is about pushing boundaries and cultivating a lifelong pursuit of self-expression, both for yourself and others.
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The idea of the classes, which include storytelling, self-expression and work on relationships, is to improve the children's well-being and ability to concentrate.
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Makeup was a form of self-expression as white suffragettes took the streets donning red lipstick as a symbol of defiance to demand the vote.
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But the Olympics is also a prime time for beauty, self-expression, and celebrating culture — and this time around is sure to be no different.
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The founders of Wearable Media say they want to change what self-expression looks like, and create concepts that explore how humans interact with technology.
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Dej Loaf & Leon Bridges "Liberated" I'm not crying, you're crying after watching this beautiful video for a so-necessary song about self-expression and equality.
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It has some edgy content, but ultimately it's a rallying cry to be bold, take chances, and make mistakes on the way to self-expression.
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Conor matures rapidly throughout the film, though, as his art gives him courage, the means of self-expression, and even a little room for empathy.
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I always assumed that the scientific way in which I approached self-expression, sexuality, and communication was the same as what everyone else was doing.
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While the podcast showcases the city's long-existent but ignored black heritage and culture, GYALCAST is also a space for self-expression and personal authenticity.
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This is a huge opportunity for Tumblr, which has already established itself an open-ended self-expression platform open to a variety of content formats.
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This year's eclipses in Capricorn and Cancer brought radical shifts to your social life, and you released emotional baggage concerning romance and creative self-expression.
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The dancers on the team start having fainting episodes: These raw, violent eruptions of self-expression — dances of catharsis — become a mysterious rite of passage.
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Limited-release culture facilitates some of that, but The Custom Movement hopes to make originality and self-expression via sneakers more accessible to the masses.
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With a festival that's all about art and self expression, it's only natural that costumes have become a huge part of the Burning Man culture.
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Of course, this energy is great for creative self-expression and fantasy, but put off anything that requires mental accuracy, because perception will be skewed.
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Co-founded by Menzel's ex-husband, Taye Diggs, A Broader Way provides arts programs to help build self-esteem and self-expression in young girls.
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That's why we teamed up with Make Up For Ever, another brand that celebrates diversity and self-expression, to cast you for our next shoot.
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Visual art was the gateway drug of self-expression that led Leschper to music—neither of which she'd really experimented with when she was younger.
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Growing up in England, his parents told him not to worry what the neighbors thought, and he never lost that spirit of unabashed self-expression.
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The creation of digital space for self-expression, at near-zero cost, does not necessarily challenge or erode someone else's right to space or resources.
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During Cancer season, the Sun illuminates the sector of your chart that rules written communication, shining a light on your natural gift for self-expression.
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A good example of a great club in 2017 with a regular crowd that promotes inclusiveness, self expression and positivity might be Horse Meat Disco.
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It's our customers' identity, self-expression and self-esteem, all of which arguably feel more important during a crisis in which people are feeling unsettled.
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You might have liked one genre of music before, but your tastes are changing as you find new modes of self-expression and creative freedom.
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More than just a way of eliminating odor (we're talking about you, Fido and Frisky), home fragrance has lately become a means of self-expression.
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Thames is a vehicle of self-expression for me and an offering to others for whom the "do it yourself and be yourself" attitude resonates.
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"I feel like cooking is a way of self-expression and of being able to share myself and my story with other people," Ha says.
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In England, we had the Mods, the Punks, the New Romantics, the skinheads, and those movements were not about self-expression through aggression or rioting.
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Many of the images here were made to be aesthetically interesting and a means of self-expression — the work is, in a basic sense, creative.
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But feminists, for one, have challenged that notion and championed the selfie as a fun tool of empowerment and self-expression, as well as activism.
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This has nothing whatsoever to do with any crude notions of "self-expression," which were just as suspect to Gironcoli as they were to Duchamp […].
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But, as she writes in Becoming, her self-expression was still largely constricted under the pressure of her former life as the first black First Lady.
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It was a denial of self, a strange notion for us living in this confessional age when self – self-exploration, self-expression, self-love – is paramount.
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Creative self-expression flows as the artistic Libra Moon links with communicative Mercury on Thursday morning at 5:54am—but Americans may easily sleep through this.
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On the other hand, Gloria Steinam, an activist who was constantly on TV and in the media, was aware of how fashion's role in self-expression.
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But what's special is how the device lets beginners refocus on self-expression and playing songs instead of the nitty-gritty finger placements traditional guitars require.
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Simondac's passion for self expression through makeup, as well as his close relationship with his followers, was what made him an obvious choice for this partnership.
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As someone who didn't necessarily fit into a box as a young child, I feel like I used that as my mutiny, as my self-expression.
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Under Xi, the government has stepped up efforts to control discourse online as a growing array of web platforms give people new channels for self-expression.
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" Color As Self-Expression "My earliest memory is of me telling my mom that I wanted to paint my nails pink and grow my hair out.
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Your fresh modes of self-expression will help you share your accomplishments with the world as the Sun harmonizes with hard-working Saturn just hours later.
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Movement and the self-expression it unleashes can be a great uniter, as seen in movies like Dirty Dancing, where it bridges socioeconomic and cultural divides.
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Madonna might have told the world to "Express Yourself" way back in 183, but it's millennials who have taken self-expression to a whole new level.
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"Students continue to be supported in their right for self-expression in all of our high schools," Manteca Unified School District said in a statement Wednesday.
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So I'd say no matter how you're feeling about the world, for me, music or art or self-expression is like a little bit of escapism.
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Face Value I've worn this beauty look since I was a teenager — a young little emo kid embracing self expression in the ways I knew how.
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We all use hair as a tool for self expression, so when that was taken away from me, a huge part of my identity was lost.
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In many Asian countries, hip-hop rose to popularity as a form of self-expression and resistance, sometimes in the face of colonialism and oppressive regimes.
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Instead, "Genius" sighs with palpable nostalgia for a supposed golden age of masculine artistic potency and paints the struggle for self-expression in familiar sentimental colors.
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It was a crucible of self-expression without all of the try hard self-obsession of magazine culture which was driving the high street club scene.
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Chris August, the production designer for "To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You," sees them as a means of self-expression and self-actualization.
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But both weapons manufacturers and game publishers have clearly identified the gun as a sort of canvas for self-expression for both gun owners and players.
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In an era when painterly self-expression was considered the only serious style, he adopted a commercial reproductive technology, silk-screen printing, as his art medium.
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Brooches are especially prevalent on his site, as they "lend themselves best to experimentation and self-expression, either from the jeweler or the wearer," he said.
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After being deluged with public comments and emails, he altered his bill yet again, with new wording to exempt implants for self-expression and medical purposes.
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"Zurich tends not to be a place for self-expression," Edoardo says of the less-than-enthusiastic reception Scarpa initially received from the municipal building commission.
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They also mentored Delia, who's choreographing an awesome dance-theatre piece about chimps reclaiming roller-skating in satin bloomers as a dignified form of self-expression.
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A tour of Instagram and other social platforms suggests that for the tech addicted, the bath is nothing so much as a vehicle for self-expression.
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There's a lot of emphasis in our culture on personal freedom, self-interest, self-expression, the idea that life is an individual journey toward personal fulfillment.
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Self-expression and communication are acts through which we trade in both power and vulnerability, the proportions of which form the basis of most sexual frissons.
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Yes. It's a fantastic means of self-expression, you immediately see this GIF of a man, he's got a sad face and he's standing in the rain.
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A sartorial stomping ground for self-expression — free from the constraints of the daily grind — the concert circuit today never fails to spark forward-thinking spring trends.
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As a result of her muted role in the administration, both the mainstream and conservative media have focused on her clothing, her primary form of self-expression.
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Any career that involves people (that's all of them isn't it) is based on solid communication with a firm grasp of vocabulary and knack for self-expression.
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As a gymnast, it seems like your leotards can be a form of self-expression, but they also have to be comfortable and allow you to move.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For artist and organizer Leila Abdelrazaq, comics are a means of communication as much as a beautiful mode of self-expression.
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Now in its 11th year, the gathering is a two-day celebration of community, self-expression, and music rooted in appreciating art and culture — and eradicating hate.
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Although PhotoBard remains a side project, alongside his work in psychology, Diogo is keen to continue exploring the powerful ways in which photography can enable self-expression.
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When I did start to wear bits of makeup again, my small bag of cosmetics became more about self-expression and self-love than routine and maintenance.
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As is the case with AltMoji, each of the interactive rooms opened up new discussions about self-expression, body positivity, LGBTQ pride, and other issues of inclusivity.
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Spanning British rule and the early decades of independence, it is a visual record of style and self-expression, of everyday humanity in a country in flux.
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Fun conversation flows, and this isn't just a good time for your love life; it's also great for your creative self-expression, and for generally enjoying yourself!
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas), who leads the subcommittee, suggested Congress could take regulatory action against the companies to decentralize their power over popular forums for self-expression.
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Most people, when they talk, expect leeway for opinion, exaggeration, self-expression, evasion or irony—all the niceties, quips and obfuscation that make up so much chat.
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Self-expression is important to me, and I think fashion can not only demonstrate creativity, but can be a forum to advocate for what you believe in.
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In a girlie, lowbrow sort of way, I was preparing for life as a photographer — I was learning about imagery and portraiture and art and self-expression.
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Meanwhile, Google-owned YouTube was considered the most likely to promote positive attributes, such as developing awareness, enabling self-expression and proving young people with emotional support.
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For me, sex is not just about the end goal, but also about self-expression, and a place to go to center myself especially during stressful times.
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Now, more than ever, we must ensure that the doors to self-expression remain open for all by creating platforms for public art—and keeping them safe.
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That notice has since been used to crackdown on tattoo artists, who claim their work is a form of self expression and therefore protected under Japan's constitution.
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Although many researchers will be satisfied with just their academic freedom, only a small number need seek broader self-expression to cause problems for the Communist Party.
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Stories and activities are supposed to help in developing values, making them more centered, and self-expression will help self-esteem and confidence, giving students a voice.
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And when you couple that with the buying experience of glasses today in an optical store, you're really left with little choice or freedom of self expression.
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Vile said his art is a form of self-expression that he's turned into his life's work — but he never expected people to have such strong reactions.
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"Self expression in dance has always been so important to me, so I fell in love with the concept of this film," Ziegler told the Huffington Post.
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There is a strain of deep individualism that competes with this sense of community because festivals become stages for self-expression and all sorts of identity performances.
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I had never meant for my hair-dyeing to become a means for me to escape myself—it was meant to be a way of self-expression.
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For the budding enthusiast who lacks formal music training, AI can be a compelling tool – not just for learning, but as an entry-point for self-expression.
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Barbara Burchfield: The world uses fashion in so many ways —as a means of self-expression, a political force, a way of belonging to a larger community.
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I would love to encourage other people, men and women, to find their own self-generated resources for empowerment or for radical self-expression or for healing.
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With his dyslexia going undiagnosed when he was a boy, he had struggled with reading and math in school; photography became an ideal means of self-expression.
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Anxieties over immigration, urbanization and the erosion of the cultural dominance of Anglo-Saxon Protestantism swelled even further in face of a new spirit of self-expression.
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What is constant, however, is that Fat White Family likes to blur the lines between self expression and shock value, irony and the impulse to be outraged.
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It was incredibly inspiring and really changed the way that I view DJing and how I see myself moving forward with that part of my self-expression.
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The hope is that The Come Up Game's layer of self-expression, in terms of fashion, rhyming, and character agency, will create that sort of player oasis.
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Ms. Amanpour meets an artist whose work straddles the divide between self-expression and censorship, and interviews Jin Xing, a TV host who had gender reassignment surgery.
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As a collective, people with Uranus in Leo can inspire their fellow citizens to see things in a different light—particularly through the means of self-expression.
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His discomfort with being called out, therefore, looks an awful lot like railing against "political correctness," wrapped in the guise of a right to unlimited self-expression.
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I understand art for art's sake, as a mode of self-expression, a communication tool, a market gambit, a celebration of beauty, a processing of the world.
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As a writer, as an activist, as a friend and colleague, student or teacher—raise your voice in protest, in apology, in curiosity, in praise, in self-expression.
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Amino Apps CEO and co-founder Ben Anderson believes anonymity is integral to self-expression—and the way the platform engineered identity has uniquely shaped how it functions.
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Self-expression exists within narrow margins: if you want your walkout music to be a goofy 1981 pop song, it takes an Internet uproar to override your boss.
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That's what artist Carla Gannis has been doing, taking the concept of self-expression through digital media and turning it into something far more sophisticated, mysterious, and surreal.
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The British capital's Saatchi Gallery on Friday launches "From Selfie to Self-Expression", which it says will be the world's first exhibition looking at the history of selfies.
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And yes, while there's something to be said for a good head-to-toe black outfit, our penchant for self-expression is like nowhere else in the world.
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Think of it like this: apparel is utilitarian problem solving ("I need socks"), while fashion is subjective self-expression ("I need to look good for this job interview").
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However, words are our most primary form of self-expression and, as such, it's crucial that we have the tools we need to say exactly what we mean.
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Dormify's aim is "honoring customers' individuality and celebration of self-expression," according to a release from the site, which also has plenty of stylish finds for adult shoppers.
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I had to learn not to feel makeup-dependent, as though I wasn't finished without it, so it could stay a fun experience of experimenting and self-expression.
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"When Mercury is in the sign of Leo, communications become bright and bold, and self-expression reaches its most inspirational manifestation," explains Narayana Montúfar, Senior Astrologer for Astrology.
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There's a certain type of introspection that self expression spawns from and writing really helps the students and ourselves just take that moment to be real with ourselves.
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But even as their popularity skyrockets, some in the hip-hop community take issue with their lyrics—raising questions about the line between self-expression and cultural appropriation.
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He guides us through his idiosyncratic self-expression, and how he continuously finds new ways to evoke empathy for objects, blurring lines between the cartoon and real worlds.
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AIPAC celebrates First Amendment rights of self-expression, and by any measurable standard, Trump's speech was extremely compelling, even if it was a sharp critique of Obama's policies.
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Surprise #3: Current CEOs value self-expression more than millennial leadersWhen asked to rate different values, millennial leaders, non-millennial leaders and current CEOs were largely in agreement.
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"In addition to music, I've always considered makeup to be a powerful creative avenue of self-expression," Perry previously said of her now three-year partnership with CoverGirl.
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In a new 40-minute film, "Rudzienko," currently at the Arts Club of Chicago, Ms. Lockhart explores the emotions and self-expression of girls labeled difficult or unmanageable.
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We meet each other in the midst of this physical and linguistic self-expression, and our connection surpasses a disembodied voice and expands to include our entire beings.
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The event, described by its organizers as an "annual experiment in temporary community dedicated to radical self-expression and radical self-reliance," drew nearly 60,000 people last year.
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It challenges prescribed ideas about how we present ourselves in a constantly changing world and remains one of the key tools in self-expression outside the status quo.
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Of course, nail salons are about more than UV dryers and OPI colors—they're sites where women of all backgrounds converge, proponents of both self-expression and disguise.
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But according to actual Lens users on social media, using Lenses isn't just an act of self-expression, but one of insecurity, boredom, and generally beautifying one's reality.
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Feeling that she didn't fit in because of her mixed ethnic heritage — African-American, Chinese and Cuban — Hernandez eventually discovered hip-hop as her vehicle of self-expression.
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But her industry pragmatism is only part of her self-expression — lately, like so many of us do during an identity crisis, she's been experimenting with her hair.
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But neither is the progressive Christian approach that simply baptizes casual sex in the name of self-expression and divorces sex from covenant faithfulness and self-sacrificial love.
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Now I was a grown adult whose life was a product of that self-expression, standing on the ground of the Stonewall riots that made this life possible.
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In fact, I had often been congratulated for facilitating her self-expression as a tomboy (her word) or a gender-nonconforming girl (the world's words, and increasingly mine).
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They are making their bodies their own — renovating, redecorating, the body not just as corpus but as object of self-expression, a symbiotic relation between imagination and reality.
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Diamondbacks reliever Andrew Chafin planned to wear the same black cleats he had used all season, saying he does not care much for self-expression through his equipment.
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To begin, there's dress code, which can severely regulate students' self-expression, as well as unfairly punish black girls in particular when it comes to dress code violations.
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All of them fold together to create this thing we call indie, a place of self expression and triumph and tragedy that also functions as a feeding ground.
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But somehow, as we moved into adulthood, these projects filled with self-expression and relaxation disappeared — replaced instead with hard-to-execute and ultimately frustrating DIY home projects.
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But his allies "have begun to wonder if his need for self-expression, often on social media, will exceed his instinct for self-preservation," Thrush and Haberman wrote.
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"The style is all about identity and unfettered self-expression," said Rob Smith, the founder of the Phluid Project, an outpost of gender-neutral fashion in Lower Manhattan.
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The romantic 1960s ethic of self-expression and escape from inhibitions weakened that ethic, and the A.P.A. report seems to be trying to administer the coup de grâce.
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Noorzai's English is limited to "Good morning!" and "I like it," the art center's staffers say, but they recognize her pictures as an ebullient form of self-expression.
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Astro Guide, which includes our daily, weekly, and monthly sun sign horoscopes, works as a tool for self-care and self-expression tailored to users' moon and rising signs.
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This pause became a three-year-long break from experimenting with my outfits, even while I worked at Refinery29, a brand devoted to celebrating self-expression and unique style.
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It's an album that partly separates songwriting from self-expression: a collection of songs that Sia (whose last name is Furler) initially wrote for performers like Adele and Rihanna.
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The poignancy of these intimate photographs seems to lie in the essential respect the camera offers its subjects, who sit for their portraits as an act of self-expression.
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Bieber, who's been doing that for the masses since he was 13, is finally breaking all the rules to genuinely use the platform as a form of self expression.
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The collection, which includes pieces that she can't stop wearing right now, speaks to her personal style and how she uses her wardrobe as an outlet for self-expression.
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As of today, it has nearly 3 million, driven by frustration with Instagram and a feature set that its founder says enables a more authentic form of self-expression.
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I definitely aim to break the barriers to traditional masculinity, because when it comes to self-expression, women have more freedom to fashion the body as they so choose.
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Behind every YouTube clip of a 40-year-old middle manager who fancies himself as a five-a-side Messi, is a dream of pure, on-pitch self-expression.
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Represent features work from 29 female photographers staking their claim in the photo world by pushing visual boundaries through imagery that is infused with self-expression and global inspiration.
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GIFs are hugely popular form of self-expression on a number of social networks, including apps like Twitter and Tumblr, but Facebook had been slow to adopt the medium.
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That's why we're teaming up with our friends at Keds to present #BeBoldForChange — an #IWD2017 event that celebrates the power of art, self-expression, and, of course, girl power.
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"We are experiencing a flourishing of Jewish self-expression amidst continuous assimilation and self-reinvention," Lori Starr, executive director of the Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco, told me.
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These realistic sculptures are more than just a pothead's venture into self-expression or slick attempts to make DIY weed holders—no marijuana was actually used in the works.
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Marginalized groups deserve safety, love, sex, money, property, capital, and the right to exist in a space that allows radical self-expression and protection from ignorance, bigotry, and fascism.
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W.A., Snoop Dogg, Richard Pryor—are about "self-expression" and that though "you might like it or you might not," it's in him to do the same as them.
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Architecture is a bad medium for self-expression, yet she expressed herself so fully that you can only assume she was a romantic, a true believer in something bigger.
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Which is pretty amazing, because it shows what makeup should be: a form of self-expression anyone can experiment with, but by no means a requirement for everyday life.
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As more and more women turn to social media to develop their personal brand, posed shots seem like a requirement for success, rather than one type of self-expression.
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A self-described "baby drag queen," Katastrophe is part of a new movement dubbed "kinder drag," where young people explore drag performance as a form of creative self-expression.
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As the models emerged, some with "Gucci" tattoos inked like gags across their mouths, it was, Mr. Michele declared, also a loud rallying cry for freedom of self-expression.
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But if the internet has taught us anything, it's that the minds of young people are active and unexpectedly shaped, and that their desire for self-expression is limitless.
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I'm not setting my students up for success to be such writers if I don't allow them some creative self-expression, so Mr. Kolb's points are refreshing and affirming.
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I found photography a few months after these exorcisms, and the medium quickly became a light and vehicle for self expression at a time when I felt totally voiceless.
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As early as middle school, he was equating self-expression with media constructs, enlisting a classmate to stage sham talk shows on a mock set in the friend's basement.
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While unwavering self-expression is rooted deep within her DNA, Kravitz admits that she has had a rocky road when it comes to locking down her own personal look.
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Styles made a name for himself this decade through his refreshing take on masculinity, his self-expression through his music, and his commitment to treating his fans with kindness.
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After moving to New York at 15, I realized how my parents raised me left little room for self-expression and creativity, so I plan to do things differently.
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But the variety of social media offerings means that LGBTQ-identifying individuals have an opportunity to come out in varying levels of visibility and modes of creative self-expression.
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Turns out that donning a rainbow flag on your lids or lips can be just the right type of self-expression that both shows support for and celebrates Pride Month.
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The ban has exposed deep divisions in Danish society, with some arguing it upholds secular and democratic values and others that it infringes on freedoms of religion and self-expression.
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It's through this practice that many North Korean women learn about the outside world for the very first time and become fascinated with foreign concepts like self expression and glamour.
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Breaking began as a mode of self-expression; it was a part of a larger culture that reflected the social, economic, and political conditions of the youth at that time.
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" Rhys said afterwards: "The first thing that students are asked to do when they start training is to make an owl, and that is simply a piece of self-expression.
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In the video above, we sit down with Pang to get the secrets to her look as well as her take on reclaiming makeup as a tool for self-expression.
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In "The Soul-Crushing Student Essay," Scott Korb writes: … We expect college freshmen to feel at least as comfortable with self-expression as the burbling bloggers and writers of yesteryear.
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"Our goal is to make Instagram a friendly, fun and, most importantly, safe place for self-expression," Nicky Jackson Colaco, Instagram public policy chief, told The Post in a statement.
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Yet most important for this cohort, which is already known for its desire to stand out, is finding a way to use their homes as a means of self-expression.
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Not only is it a phenomenon which attracts us and draws us towards something, but it also influences our feelings towards objects and is a critical component of self-expression.
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Moreover, given the rise of post-materialist values that put a premium on self-expression everywhere in advanced industrial democracies West, I wonder if this would have even been possible.
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If you're going to interrupt special moments to capture them with your phone, the best ones should still pay dividends of self-expression and community connection beyond a day later.
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YouTube's growth as a platform for self expression and raw honesty has made it a destination for young people looking to have real conversations about topics that affect their lives.
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"Last year the brand came out with a new point-of-view on how we define confidence through self-expression," Rik Strubel, Vice President of Axe, said in an interview.
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In relatively godless Western countries, workers with a strong religious faith have become increasingly inclined to react against secular pressure by insisting on their right to self-expression at work.
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At my school the theatre kids and the musicians were the cool kids, they were who everyone wanted to be around, because they had their own form of self-expression.
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The Sun is currently in fellow Water sign Pisces, sending you flirty vibes and boosting your creativity, but you'll become aware of some limitations concerning having fun and self-expression.
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The logos of Coca-Cola, Nike, and Apple appeared on a screen, paired with descriptions of what each stood for and their respective slogans (Apple: "self-expression, individuality, 'Think different' ").
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They found a way to have freedom of speech and self-expression and to take pop culture and what's going on in society and politics and infuse that in fashion.
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It's an incisive look at the stand-up scene — the sexism but also the camaraderie, the exhaustion of the grind, but also the total thrill and joy of self-expression.
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The duo scoured the city's Dumpsters and thrift shops for fabrics, which they then reworked into contemporary garments, with a view to shaping self-expression for the black male body.
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The internet has opened up channels of self-expression and made fashion more accessible, but issues of choice and power are more critical than ever in consumerism as in politics.
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But at the same time, tattoos are the most beautiful, personalized outlets for self-expression, so who am I to judge you for that "pussy eater" tat on your face?
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Fashion Review And other forms of exhilarating self-expression from Undercover and Comme des Garçons, with a dose of the dominatrix at Hermès and a little latex at Nina Ricci.
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Safe spaces can be launching pads for young people to take their first step into activism or to garner the confidence they need to pursue self-expression through the arts.
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The highly ambiguous drama that develops demonstrates the poignancy of men who have more in common with one another than with their women, and for whom self-expression is difficult.
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The counterculture of the early 1970s, when I was forging my independence, was a strange and often incoherent brew of politics, self-expression, spiritual seeking, gender fluidity and art-making.
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In the center of the stage is a wooden desk, where Castle (J W Guido) works insistently, with rigor and affection, on the art that is his purest self-expression.
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While this style of self-expression may be closer to the way people really communicate than, say, the poetry of Shakespeare or Tennessee Williams, it can sometimes sound stilted onstage.
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Google's liberal stance toward self-expression, enabled by those online forums, was created in part to show that it is not bound by the conventions that stifle more stodgy companies.
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It's an assertion of Morgan's importance as an individual, a reminder that a 17-year-old emo kid's fumbling toward authentic self-expression constitutes its own kind of hero's journey.
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I think it's actually easy to forget the joys of social media in all the backlash; it's a great medium for self-expression and for sharing in our friends' lives.
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Now that I don't use makeup to cover my face, I use it as a means of self-expression — still showing my skin but being more creative with my narrative.
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Arora argues passionately that self-expression, the ability to explore sexuality, to engage with political opinions in a safer space, and more are absolutely the right of the poor to pursue.
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Her primary medium is, perhaps, self-expression more than it is music, delivered with such force and conviction that she also demands, and creates, total presence from and for her audience.
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For all the pushback against political correctness and identity politics neutering self-expression, it's clear that people are not afraid to express racist sentiments as soon as the opportunity presents itself.
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At a time when casual Friday and the rights of the individual to self-expression through clothes are on the rise, it's a clear pledge of allegiance to a different convention.
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Moral of the story: Let's keep the makeup-free moments coming to prove that cosmetics aren't required to show your face to the world, but are a form of self-expression.
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In most countries, gays and sexual minorities have had to establish their rights by holding meetings and marches, arguing their case in the media and through other forms of self-expression.
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"While there is now a variety of venues for digital self-expression, YouTube was the first to make it easy to post your own video content," Wuest told Mashable over email.
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It's helping me create my own identity and is an important part of self-expression as well – I think it's something that is truthful for each and every one of us.
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The funding will be used to add more features to the service, including those that allow for more curation, sharing and self-expression, but the particulars are being kept under wraps.
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He reminds the reader that, before the advent of modern liberalism, philosophers identified liberty with self-mastery rather than self-expression, with the conquest of hedonistic desires rather than their indulgence.
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It's a place to post photos of your dog, brunch, and envy-inducing vacation — but it's also a place for storytelling, activism, self-expression, and, of course, our favorite pastime: shopping.
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This home goods service is supposed to be part of an extension of RTR's existing brand and appeal to people who crave (apparently all the time) a form of self-expression.
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It's now become a playground to experiment with new shades of self expression, and a lot of the daring looks I've worn for Halloween end up reappearing in my everyday life.
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Additionally, with updated safety tools that give you more control over comments and other parts of your experience, we're working to make Instagram safer than ever for connection and self-expression.
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On balance, it has been a very good thing, as it gave control of document structure and appearance to the author, unlocking an unparalleled blossoming of self-publishing and self-expression.
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Moreover, Radical Design proved to be an invaluable cultural force, channelling the political engagement of artistic movements like Fluxus, the new needs of self-expression, and the new modalities of leisure.
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I didn't understand the concept of food for pleasure, of eking out the time to cook because you considered it a form of self-expression on par with any other art.
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Putting on clothes or styling your hair is always a matter of self-expression, but what would you do if you weren't limited by budget, concerns about fit, or social anxiety?
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It's not really about how many skulls you wear on a daily basis—although obviously the more the better—but about celebrating creativity and self-expression in whatever form that takes.
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The very action of self expression and the freedom to speak from one's heart — no matter those views — is what Pat and so many other Americans have given their lives for.
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From Likes to Reactions to Avatars, you could see this as the natural progression of self-expression on Facebook…or as a ruthless clone of Snapchat's wildly popular Bitmoji selfie stickers.
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In a combination of memoir and screed, he argues convincingly that theatrical street fashion is not outlandish self-expression but rather an assault on white patriarchy and heteronormative and homonormative oppression.
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Yet this hasn't slowed down the increase of heavily tattooed women that are represented in the media and in public, who are redefining their own concept of beauty and self-expression.
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The high was the kind that brought with it feelings that not only was self-expression possible, it was also acceptable — that little line I snorted turned me into someone worthwhile.
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It was in their nondescript bungalow in a Milwaukee suburb that Eugene spent decades developing a rich, imaginary realm of larger-than-life self-expression over which he and Marie presided.
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When participating in a themed compilation, one always has to strike a balance between faithfulness to the prompt and artistic self-expression, but the Flaming Lips have never dealt in subtlety.
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Cabaret, he said, isn't about wallowing in the past but looking to the future and expanding the boundaries of self-expression and subject matter, which, he insisted, is good for everybody.
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"On the consumer side, we&aposll see more products and services that appeal to the Gen Z sentiments around authenticity, empowerment, inclusion and self-expression," Lerer Hippeau principal Caitlin Strandberg said.
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Of course, feminists have long debated the politics of makeup for women, weighing the opportunities for experimentation and self-expression against the pressure to conform to a certain standard of beauty.
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"Part of being a punk is you express yourself through your outward aesthetic — hair color and tattoos and what you wear is a big part of your self-expression," McFaull said.
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Mr Ellams once described himself as a "Muslim-Christian, Libra-Scorpio, Irish-English-Nigerian skinny, black immigrant" and so his play—perhaps unsurprisingly—is very much concerned with identity and self-expression.
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But it's also about the importance of self-expression and creating a really inclusive atmosphere where all walks of life can be themselves, something I hope the Gala will embrace this year.
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Perhaps Bryce Harper is just the guy to move baseball into the 21st century of sports self-expression, and perhaps that could help the game attract fans without preexisting baseball nostalgia conditions.
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Though the discipline evolved from French military training in the late-20th century, and modern-day traceurs often train in platoon-like groups, the movements themselves are a form of self-expression.
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The past 24 months have seen Instagram add a host of new creative tools for self-expression, including the Superzoom, the polling sticker, the emoji slider, the questions sticker, and music clips.
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And high school, for me, was a time where I used clothes as a medium of self-expression, learning how to be okay with being weird and loving being weird after that.
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The "House of Mouse" has introduced us to its fair share of young starlets on the rise, destined to go on to bigger, arguably better, and certainly bolder means of self-expression.
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"Urban Decay believes in supporting individuality and personal self-expression — two values I hold very dear — because everyone deserves the freedom to explore their personality and discover their true selves," says Rose.
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As brands have become extensions of our self-expression and identity, burning a pair of Nikes or publicly breaking up with SoulCycle becomes a crucial way of asserting our identities and values.
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At some point in Shepard's family dramas, the cast has to make the leap into something like opera, in which the most outlandish extremes of feeling, action and self-expression feel inevitable.
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With its subtly sensual pelvic contractions, second position jumps and torso isolations, the technique was foundational to modern dance and brought a codified translation of black self-expression to the international stage.
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In the late '90s, as Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani fought a battle similar to his predecessor's, artists were reviving burlesque and transforming it into an outlet for self-expression and social commentary.
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You might think that such a word-centric point of view is an anachronism in the 21st century, when transmittable and carefully curated images have become the dominant form of self-expression.
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Playlist titles can be a form of self-expression, but sometimes inspiration just doesn't strike and you end up with something like, "Happy playlist" or even just a string of random letters.
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MeUndies is much more than just an underwear company — they pride themselves on their "vertically-integrated, direct-to-consumer" system, their devotion to self-expression, and, of course, their pet-friendly workplace.
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While some conservatives might normally find the tone of Trump's self-expression disgusting, in other words, it's coming across now as refreshing, and titillating in its shamelessness in the face of establishment disapproval.
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Born in Costa Rica to Chinese parents, Shum relocated to the U.S. with his family as a child and said he was struck by the value Americans placed on individualism and self-expression.
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To undercut the vaunted notion of art as ego-generated self-expression, he used chance methods — throwing dice, spinning roulette wheels, consulting the I Ching — to determine the material components of his work.
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Since then, amazing bursts of creative rationality, political reform and artistic self-expression have originated in different places but been absorbed by most of Europe, to create what is now called "the West".
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Ariel: I've never thought of it that way but after hearing your question I guess I can see it because it's a form obviously self expression but also a predominately genre-based feeling.
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He's masculine but sensitive, sexual but chaste, and able to conform to social expectations of what he should be, despite what may be his repressed desire for homoerotic bonds and violent self-expression.
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There's a full Moon in your sign on Thursday, which provides a nice, gentle, mid-week existential crisis around how your self-expression affects your relationships—and more specifically, whether you're feeling nurtured.
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The wording of the company's initial plans was admittedly confusing, upsetting both artists and sex workers who have begun to rely on the platform as a kind of safe place for self-expression.
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Michael Kalmbach is the Director of The Creative Vision Factory, an organization in Wilmington, DE that provides individuals with behavioral health disorders an opportunity for self-expression, empowerment and recovery through the arts.
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"The Gap Back to School 'Forward' campaign was designed to spark conversation, celebrate self-expression and propel the next generation in the direction of their strengths," said Alegra O'Hare, Gap's chief marketing officer.
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Dion's stylist Law Roach, who also worked with Zendaya on Met Monday prep, told PeopleStyle last summer that the singer looks at style as an "art form" and a medium of self-expression.
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Going on a witch-hunt because someone says "Bless you" to another employee that sneezed (real example) creates an environment of paranoia and stifled self-expression, without improving how people treat each other.
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Our predilection for novelty and self-expression may explain why young people are more likely to use car and ridesharing services—and why those that do are also less attached to specific brands.
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However, considering most non-Burn events need to actually make some money, it makes sense that it's the principles of radical inclusion, radical self-expression, and participation that we're seeing most replicated elsewhere.
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Originally from Zimbabwe and now based in Washington, this performer teaches rap to children — he has done so in Thailand through a State Department program — as a means of self-expression and creativity.
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Music has always been a space for self-expression, and while many of the biggest stars killing it right now are fearless, idiosyncratic women, the fact remains that it's a male-dominated industry.
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He explains that he was drawn to the skill of photorealism, the beauty of self-expression of abstractions, and the uniqueness of tags that stand out among layers and layers of multiple hands.
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Even though Like totals would still impact how the algorithm ranks a post in the feed, if rolled out, the change would refocus Instagram on self-expression instead of being a popularity contest.
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Trainer aficionados and cocktail lovers have this in common—they won't judge you on what you're wearing or what you're drinking, because what matters is the passion and self-expression behind your choice.
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Eler, who is the visual arts critic for The Star Tribune in Minnesota and also a millennial, has published for years on the selfie and its implications for privacy, self-expression and sex.
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The growing recognition of his work in Europe and North America also means that opportunities for self-expression, as well as his literary future, will no longer depend on being published in China.
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In contrast, liberals tend to view the world as a place where success is achieved by casting off the strictures of society and allowing individuals to achieve their true potential through self-expression.
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Like the work of Glenn Ligon and Christopher Wool, artistic predecessors who have worked with black-and-white textual accretion and erasure, Rasheed's installations probe the limitations and fissures of linguistic self-expression.
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"These guidelines reflect our driving philosophy -- providing a platform for creative self-expression while remaining safe, diverse, and authentic -- and define a common code of conduct on our platform," Mahendran and Alsherif wrote.
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Fashion, as celebrated by Opening Ceremony, was about enthusiastic self-expression, discovery and curiosity as life principles, and seeing how far you could stretch the limits of taste, and the boundaries of definitions.
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In every policy arena, the president's traditional management functions — as chief executive of a giant organization — have been subsumed by Mr. Trump's desire for self-expression and impulsive announcements of his desired outcomes.
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Chalk it up to having to commute everywhere on foot or their general no-effs-given approach to self-expression, but city girls have the whole looking cool in the heat thing on lock.
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But his work in the following decade, featuring Senegalese citizenry decked out in cutting-edge fashions at nightclubs, upscale weddings, and cultural events, capture a joyful cross-section of post-colonial African self-expression.
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In court papers, lawyers for many of the 24 men or organizations who are defendants in the case deny any conspiracy, arguing that the First Amendment right to self-expression covers the online conversations.
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Latina-Owned BeautyMakeup is arguably one of the biggest — and most colorful — forms of self-expression for many Hispanics, so celebrity makeup artist Andre Sarmiento walked us through all his favorite Latinx-owned products.
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From there, you'll be able to explore Urban Decay's Portraits Of Self-Expression space, immerse yourself in the colorful world of Marc Jacobs Daisy, and take a quick break under SheaMoisture's canopy Shea tree.
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But if you look for its properties as Rosenberg describes them, you'll be able to find them in Solange's body of work, which acutely addresses issues of power, inequality, self-expression, healing, and more.
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It's only when they're allowed to be completely conspicuous that they begin to look, for lack of a better word, natural—by matching the rest of the body in its capacity for self-expression.
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As lots of research has shown, LGBTQ+ youth and adults seek community and support online but have to go to considerable lengths to make mainstream social networking platforms truly safe spaces for self-expression.
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And I think that's one of the things that made chefs such a natural next step in this project, because then you're adding this whole other layer of self-expression, which is creating food.
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The founders viewed the First Amendment as an other-centered concept, creating a functional interdependence in which citizens could enjoy their own rights to self-expression while allowing others to enjoy the same rights.
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At a time when the American people face new threats from this administration on a daily basis, nothing could be more chilling than to see an explicit and intentional effort to suppress self-expression.
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In hindsight, Myspace's amateurish sensibility made it difficult to understand and easy to dismiss: inscrutable user names, odd forms of interaction, millions of attempts at self-expression blending into a wall of aesthetic noise.
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If GreenPark can create a space for sports fans' self-expression, it could create the online destination for legions of IRL enthusiasts that see who they root for as core to who they are.
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There are the buttoned-up ones, who have their sights set on Ivy League degrees, and free-spirited ones, who view the curation of their child's creativity and self-expression as a monumental task.
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Surgery, for example, can be used to fix a medical problem, such as a horrible burn or gunshot wound; it can also be used for purely cosmetic purposes, a means of aesthetic self-expression.
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His career has never given him a reason to even pretend to speak rather than talk; he reportedly doesn't read, and he lacks introspection — none of this bodes well for carefully considered self-expression.
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When I lie awake in bed at night, I do what many people do and let the Explore tab of Instagram whisk me away into a wonderland of bizarre self-expression and painstaking narcissism.
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A summer course here introduced her to the imagination and self-expression ideas of the painter and educator Arthur Wesley Dow, who believed in focusing on line, mass and color, rather than copying nature.
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And yet the two artists seem to operate in separate universes, a distinction made clear through Ammer's connection of Gironcoli to Duchamp, their equation of art and life and their suspicion of self-expression.
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"Hair is not only an aspect of your identity [and] self-expression, it's one of the few things you can control quite easily," Dr. Sanam Hafeez, clinical neuropsychologist and professor at Columbia University, tells Refinery29.
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This show offered the first and, thus far, the only retrospective on Williams's massive career, introducing the art world at large to a formidable talent whose work is the very distillation of authentic self-expression.
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Liz Berlinger, the president of Jordache, explained that the brand wanted to highlight the stretchiness of the denim and history of self-expression in the campaign and they could not have found a better duo.
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"When it comes to beauty, I'm just not into homogeny," says Jones, who co-created, wrote and will appear in a series of videos aimed at encouraging self-expression and embracing individual perceptions of beauty.
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"In the past two years, [Gucci has] implemented a complete turnaround of our company, following our mantra of being the voice of self-expression," Marco Bizzarri, the brand's president and chief executive officer, told WWD.
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Both films, soon be released by Amazon Studios, are in their own ways portraits of working-class artists from off the beaten track, whose need for self-expression trumps the quotidian facts of their existences.
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" Then she dropped this -- "The very action of self expression and the freedom to speak from one's heart -- no matter those views -- is what Pat and so many other Americans have given their lives for.
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At odds with their conservative West Texas environment, the lowriders defy expectations yet embody small town America — extreme in their self-expression, admirable in their individuality and passionate in their pursuit of the American dream.
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"Crocs and Vera Bradley are both accessible brands that value individuality and self-expression, which is why we're excited to unveil this fun, colorful project," said Michelle Poole, Chief Product and Merchandising Officer at Crocs.
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We've joined forces with Sleek MakeUP to spotlight the endlessly creative women who are carving their own paths of success within the music industry, embracing unapologetic self-expression, and rewriting the rules as they go.
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Before "social media," self-expression on the internet was dominated by blogs — self-published, typically amateur sites on which authors could offer their takes of the day with minimal to no editing or other friction.
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This is the terror: to have emerged from nothing, to have a name, consciousness of self, deep inner feelings, an excruciating inner yearning for life and self-expression and with all this yet to die.
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In recent years, such rapid advancement has largely been fueled by legislative amendments, especially the adoption of the anti-discrimination law, where principles of non-discrimination explicitly include sexual orientation, gender identity, and self-expression.
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An obsessive admirer of Mr. Glass since high school and the composer's studio assistant in college, Mr. Muhly has crafted his own artistic voice that imbues Mr. Glass's minimalist abstraction with a rhapsodic self-expression.
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While important to those who struggle to articulate their particular self-expression, this naming impulse can also quickly become tiresome, favoring static and contained expression rather than embracing ambiguity and the potential for constant change.
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After reading the article, I can say that I was somewhat able to question and articulate "devotions, frustrations, little triumphs, and large peculiarities" because they all deal with self-expression and how I carry myself.
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The Left CoastColonized by New Englanders and Appalachian Midwesterners, the Left Coast is a hybrid of "Yankee utopianism and Appalachian self-expression and exploration," Woodard says, adding that it is the staunchest ally of Yankeedom.
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That means that even as we allow for expression that some may find offensive, higher education leaders also cannot condone an environment where students are unsafe, feel threatened, and where their self-expression is undermined.
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As music, alcohol, other substances, and an urge for self expression swirl in the wee hours of the club night, there's an ecstatic collective spirit that can feel something like a protest at its best.
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But in giving the right of way to special employees — either those who assert themselves as Makers, or those who feel entitled to florid self-expression in the workplace — the two approaches have something in common.
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Nam Sung-wook, a professor of North Korean studies at Korea University, said the young first lady's short haircut and colorful suits appealed to a desire for self-expression within the constraints of North Korea's society.
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Grande later claimed that her "creativity & self expression" were "stifled" by producer Ken Ehrlich, who previously told the Associated Press that Grande was not performing because she felt it was "too late" to pull something together.
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For me, fashion has a critical role in solving a lot of the problems that it has caused because ultimately the fashion industry is a beautiful industry which should be there for creativity and self-expression.
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But gender expression is self-expression, and while it's often considered a punk rock-like offensive or an intentional attention-grab, non-binary people (and other gender non-conforming people) are only trying to be themselves.
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"It was an explosion of artistic expression and creativity," he said of the era, which was marked by young people shedding the conservativeness of the '50s and opening themselves up to political and personal self expression.
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" But the curators also agree that self-portraiture can function as an important vehicle for the authentic self-expression of an artist: "When done with complete truth, it offers a glimpse of someone's thoughts and feelings.
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Despite some moves forward, many Black men (especially rappers) are still held to a high standard of hyper-masculinity — one that doesn't allow for as much experimentation and self expression as other (especially white) men enjoy.
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Although there is an element of performance at play where many compare their rap alias to a wrestling or a video game character—"choose your fighter" style—a large element of it is also self-expression.
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Best case scenario (and far more likely): You conquer limiting belief and useless insecurity, your sense of style and self-expression opens up, and you become a living, breathing example to others who may need one.
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The artist's themes often work hand-in-hand with her heritage as part-Haitian, part-Parisian, two components of Charlot's identity that have required a struggle to understand and find a place in her self-expression.
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But here's the thing: hair and makeup are a form of self-expression, and Gwen — along with everyone else for that matter — should feel free to experiment with their look in whatever way makes them happy.
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Back to the juicy stuff: May 4 brings the new moon in Taurus, marking a beautiful new beginning in creative self-expression, fertility (in every sense of the word), your love life, and fun in general.
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In baseball, a player's self-expression can be manifested in many ways: the style of his swing or throwing motion; his flair or enthusiasm on the field; even his haircut or the height of his socks.
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One way of reading it is to say that a state may not ban sex in a context where it's essentially interfering with the ability of groups of people to have any realistic sexual self-expression.
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"I never approached the internet as a branding tool — it was always a place of self-expression," Maia explained sincerely in the basement guest room of her parents' house that has since become her recording studio.
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But one of the things that's impressed me most about young people, these days, is their bravery in forgoing labels (and boxes) when it comes to gender and sexuality in favor of more honest self-expression.
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Communication planet Mercury will be gently harmonizing with Mars in your house of self-expression, and then with rebellious Uranus later in the week, so you're encouraged to make space and let yourself get messy and creative.
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Art is not direct self-expression, and McQueen's own identification with women as objects of violence is a reminder that artistic creation involves a lot of projection and transference, combining vulnerability with some degree of cover-up.
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The royal mom of three has already proven herself as a talented photographer, and on Tuesday she joined a photography workshop to learn more about how the skill can help young people develop confidence and self-expression.
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The couple's new getaway in the Cotswolds, on the other hand, may allow for a bit more self-expression, as it's not an official royal residence, and the pair reportedly paid for it with their own money.
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Though not everyone will be able to write songs as good as "The Tracks of My Tears" or "My Girl," Robinson believes that musical self-expression is an inalienable right, as essential as arithmetic and physical education.
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The urge driving people to pay a monthly fee for something they do not themselves consume is self-expression, which may be a key to coming up with new sustainable business models for the low-income internet.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When art world luminary Ellsworth Kelly died in December at the age of 21949, his obituaries described him as an artist who rejected the very idea of art as self-expression.
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Born to a first-generation Mexican-American father and a mother of Mexican and Irish heritage, Aguilar, who had auditory dyslexia, found in photography both a mode of self-expression and a way to overcome her shyness.
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" Says Sam Bright, Senior Director of Art & Collectibles at eBay, "Our commitment to self-expression and adding color to the world inspired this incredible opportunity with one of the most unique artists of our time, Ai Weiwei.
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"In womenswear, they're allowed to experience the romance of just a simple movement of walking down the street," he says, noting the differences in silhouettes and fabrics that allow for greater physical self-expression between the genders.
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"I look forward to helping Evan and Snap continue to tell their story to people around the world, and working with my new colleagues as we define the future of the camera and self-expression," Mitchell writes.
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This aesthetic now thrives on forums like 4chan and the Right Stuff, where the dominant modes of self-expression are trolling and "shitposting"—transcribing the motley contents of one's id, the more bizarre or abhorrent the better.
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The annual "counterculture" event sees around 70,000 people visit Black Rock City, Nevada each year and form a giant semi-circle for a weekend of self-expression, civic responsibility, music, art, and some pretty crazy fashion choices.
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Across the country to LA, we meet the LA City Municipal Dance Squad, whose inspired and irreverent half-time performances explore women's physicality, self-expression, and push the envelope of what it means to be a dancer.
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" The ultimate example of self-expression — or self-indulgence, some might say — during this Olympic season may have come when Adam Rippon of Los Angeles recorded and performed to his own vocals of the Rihanna song "Diamonds.
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But there was another set of voices you might not have heard — the voices of women and the L.G.B.T.Q. community — who pointed out that this change will destroy a safe space for self-expression, discovery and connection.
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Which is why the company will be treating visitors to free sessions with mystics, including the tarot card reader Hoodwitch and the astrologists AstroTwins, as well as games and exercises designed to encourage self-expression and creativity.
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Today, when the standard for a young female artist's self-fashioning has been set by the precocious accomplishments of the likes of Lena Dunham, Hogg's slower, more inhibited path to self-expression can be painful to watch.
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The remarkable thing about Camarena is that he never seems to push his voice: it's as if singing a high D-flat in a thirty-eight-hundred-seat theatre were the most natural form of self-expression.
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Foregoing pogoing and externalized anger, and instead embracing the more theatrical, dark side of life, most us black-clad creatures prefer to just be chill, while also exercising some unashamed self-expression in a non-judgmental setting.
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Since theater was understood as an "embodied art"—an endeavor that depends on one's use of the body as a vehicle for self-expression—and linked to prostitution, any self-conscious display of the female body caused anxiety.
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It's true: Personal style is about so much more than just what clothes or lip color you wear — it's a powerful form of self-expression that gives you the opportunity to show the world who you really are.
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" After Kelly returned to television following her first tango with Trump, the now-presumptive GOP candidate took to Twitter – his favorite form of self-expression – to bash her, retweeting other users who referred to her as a "bimbo.
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" As Ayesha raises two daughters in today's world, she admits she doesn't hold them back from experimenting with makeup (at home!) because she believes it's "a beautiful tool that can be used as a form of self-expression.
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"The CoverGirl flagship represents this incredible moment in beauty – where rich experiences matter most and where true self-expression and experimentation are the only beauty standards," Coty Consumer Beauty Chief Marketing Officer, Ukonwa Ojo, said in a release.
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Broadly speaking, millennials tend to value individualism and self-expression more than previous generations, so it's easier for us to justify what many might see as an exorbitant adult birthday party or over-the-top wedding, she says.
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"The procedures for addressing students still involve sending students to the front office staff member, but as a result of the protest, there is a heightened awareness around students' perceptions of dress, self-expression, and individuality," he said.
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In his interview for Noisey Radio, Sonny speaks on his ambitions of becoming seen as a solo artist and how the recent death of rapper and friend Bankroll Fresh had an influence on his self-expression through rapping.
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Next to these tests, the Rorschach seemed to be something else entirely: not a mechanism for sorting people, but an occasion for self-expression—more like "art therapy," observed an early Rorschach adopter, than a multiple-choice questionnaire.
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As a part of those efforts, Monáe says her Belvedere Vodka limited-edition bottle design was inspired by the idea of peeling back layers to reveal the beauty inside, in order to celebrate honest and true self expression.
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Mr. Huang described his artistic practice in that period as anti-art, anti-history and anti-self-expression, a time when he created works formulated by the spin of a roulette wheel or the throw of divining sticks.
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Schools that prize self-regulation over self-expression may lift a number of children out of poverty, but may also train them to act constrained and overly deferential — "worker-learners," as the ethnographer Joanne W. Golann calls them.
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Just as it is our obligation to teach young people that adults can be counted on to do right when it's hard and our democracy is based on respectful self-expression and challenging those who would silence others.
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This energy can be used to your creative advantage: Uranus is inventive, and when it's challenged by Mars, you'll find a new route to self-expression as you channel an impulsive, rebellious, stream-of-consciousness type of energy.
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"It's the idea of self-expression and identity and you're not stuck in one rut," Ms. Wells said, popping open Treasure, a bright purple lipstick that glowed like a jewel or a bruise in her soothingly neutral parlor.
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They were too fastidious, and too smart, to discard the poise and economy of Conceptualism in favor of some inchoate, spontaneous "self-expression" — the construction of the self, after all, was one of the things they were pondering.
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It seems a lot of kids really are more chill than previous generations when it comes to self-expression, and they think a lot about language and how others might respond to the things they say and do.
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The content in the gender section shows that the internet is not only a space for authentic and/or performative self-expression, but that the joy that emerges from this freedom is deeply affecting, both personally and politically.
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"She threw off all convention and re-invented life, really, around unhindered self-expression," says filmmaker David France, who met Johnson soon after he moved from the Midwest to N.Y.C., where she was a "fixture" of the gay scene.
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"We believe that using machine learning to build tools to safeguard self-expression is an important step in fostering more inclusive, kinder communities," Instagram CEO and co-founder Kevin Systrom wrote in a blog post about the new feature.
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Romance is in the air and this is a wonderful time for creative self-expression, too, so if you've been having writer's block, this will be a wonderfully freeing time, as Jupiter's expansive energy mingles with Neptune's powerful imagination.
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In short, elites are shuttled into a life-long, endless competition that not only consumes their life quantitatively but qualitatively as well, leaving no room for self-expression, actualization, or discovery — only self-exploitation, value extraction, and endless anxiety.
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As we sat underneath the famed mirrored staircase from which the designer once watched her shows, Stenberg—dressed in black and gold tweed skirt and holding the latest from Chanel's Gabrielle handbag collection—talked gender, fashion, and self-expression.
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But in addition to the ultimate photo opp, the two Olympians and Dancing with the Stars alumni came together for the project because of DSW's mission to inspire self-expression, which was very personal to both Rippon and Nagasu.
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Truth or Dare made these men into icons of the gay community, and though their self-expression felt political in 1990, when they challenged viewers to have franker discussions about sexuality, now they hope they can continue those conversations.
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The entire point of writing fiction is to find something that can only be expressed in fiction itself, but of course, the impetus to create is rooted in the personal, and fiction is ultimately a form of self-expression.
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But my father's warning that sex was "not as important as the sitcoms would have us believe" has often reminded me that sex in America is as much marketing as it is a means of pleasure or self-expression.
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Arguments about the morality of allowing performers with Down Syndrome to willingly engage in drag culture is ultimately a thin cover for discomfort and rage at the idea of disabled bodies with agency, sexuality, and in proud self-expression.
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Much of art lies in self-expression and The Victoria & Albert Museum know this to be true having recently launched their Design a Wig tool that allows for your inner Marie Antoinette or Amadeus to get their regal on.
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I know that it doesn't have to be like that, that it can just be about self expression and creativity, but I also was a girl in middle school who was bullied because she wasn't allowed to wear makeup.
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Piercings can be rites of passage, acts of rebellion, or just a form of self-expression, but it can be hard to approach generic mall stores or intimidating tattoo and piercing parlors for a cute and easy ear addition.
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The optics of looking fresh to death are clearly not lost on Obama, whose memoir Becoming uses the lens of fashion to comment on the racial and gendered expectations that constricted her self-expression during her time in the White House.
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About one in five students, however, described themselves as being either "moderately" gender nonconforming because they were either equally masculine and feminine, or "highly" gender nonconforming, because their gender self-expression didn't match the gender they were assigned at birth.
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Where the Weeknd, say, struggles over the course of an album to convince you he believes in self-expression, the multi-artist compilatory format guarantees shtick as its operative mode while proceeding with restrained, deliberate command of tropes and genre.
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From designer Dion Lee to It girl Isabella Manfredi, fashion acts not only as a form of self-expression, as it does at the other corners of the globe, but a craft that symbolizes an integral part of Australian culture.
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This photo essay follows one rapper as he navigates the vibrant, but at times dangerous, rap scene of the Middle East — proving that no matter the circumstances or location, hip-hop is always a powerful tool for self-expression. —G.
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Over the past several years, GIFs have emerged as a pervasive form of visual communication and self expression across multiple communication channels: They have found their way into our texts, our Tweets, our Messenger chats, and definitely into our Slack channels.
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Tenets of this subculture include the exaltation of sexuality, participatory art and "radical self-expression", a term popularised by Burning Man, the granddaddy transformational festival, which opens its annual pow-wow to some 70,000 in the Nevada desert on August 26th.
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With lyrics that are inspired by "personal experiences," XYLØ's debut track "America" is a love song that Paige used as a form of self-expression to stress her frustrations towards the laws that were attempting to separate her and her boyfriend.
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Everyone also knows his or her place, so...the unsavory corollary is that women are relegated to the sidelines and the only acceptable place of self-expression for men of color is within the well-regulated universe of the playing field.
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Emoji are a universal language and a powerful tool for communication, as well as a form of self-expression, and can be used not only to represent one's own personal experience, but also to show support for a loved one.
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Each of these placements has some bearing on your personality, but your moon sign illuminates a foundational part of yourself — your feelings, emotional needs, and modes of self-expression — one that you might identify with more than your sun sign.
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While white male painters, such as Willem de Kooning and Jackson Pollock, had the social privilege of self-expression and the comfort of knowing that expression would be potentially welcomed, Norman Lewis faced the economic struggles of a black artist.
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"Basically, they're creating what are like these curated collections through the hashtag…It's in its infancy, but what we're seeing that this is really a self-expression platform that's both about the stuff and the style and inspiration," says Nichols.
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Hair was not just a means of creative self-expression or political affiliation, as it became in the middle of the twentieth century—when it could signal to others that you were a hippie, a company man, or a black nationalist.
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In a press release Huck said, "It was important to root this experience in optimism while provoking our guests to think about a potential future of fashion, and by doing so, inviting them to question their definitions of self-expression."
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And it seems Scarlett Johansson is the latest celebrity to use her flesh as a canvas for her self-expression, sporting some new body art that may or may not be for keeps, while filming her latest blockbuster movie in Atlanta.
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Looking at tattoos, sneakers and bluejeans and asking why each is so confoundingly popular, he arrives at variations of the same answer: They allow for both conformity and individuality; they're uniforms that are also an inexhaustible means of self-expression.
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The "2026" installation focuses on presenting an idealized vision of black masculinity 10 years into the future, by challenging current heteronormative attitudes to self-expression through fashion (although these are increasingly dissolving, if current catwalk trends are anything to go by).
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She grew up on the Upper East Side of New York City attending a very strict, Catholic all-girls institution where uniforms had to be worn and any kind of self-expression through makeup or nail polish was not allowed.
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Warhol's drawings survive as a visual journal far more revealing than the trivial (but amusing) Diaries published just after his death, and they remain a sort of pure example of Warholian self-expression, the musings of the dreamer sans technology.
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Sure, a printed or colorful dress can say so much on its own — but just think of how much more creativity, self-expression, and, of course, fun come into play when a neck scarf or pair of sunglasses is thrown on.
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In other words, all we know is that the Hawks—a franchise that doesn't fancy off-script self-expression—are handing their offense over to a cocky, unpredictable spark plug who plays basketball like he was just struck by lightning.
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Available in 11 translucent shades, from Bondi Blue to Tangerine, the iMac ushered in a new era in which consumers began to value everyday purchases not strictly, or even primarily, for their utility but as a form of self-expression.
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We believe that a renewal of American democracy as a virtuous society requires us to honor and promote an ethic of self-command and mutual responsibility, and to resist the siren song of the false ethic of unbridled self-expression.
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It's possible we don't actually want our clothes, or our accessories, to do much more than they already do, which is make us feel good and be tools of self-expression, symbols of membership in a group, clues to aspirations.
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Meanwhile, songwriters like Lorde — who has toured arenas with Mitski as an opening act — and, from the artier end of the spectrum, St. Vincent, have made it abundantly clear that pop's computerized, synthetic tools don't have to limit self-expression.
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For all its punk-rock and emo teen attendees over the years, the Vans Warped Tour was a safe haven for self-expression, where those on the fringes of mainstream culture could embrace their fashion and musical tastes with reckless abandon.
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I thought about me as a little girl, and what self-expression really meant to me, and given that I grew up in, you know, a small, rural town in Texas, we were really limited in what we had access to.
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WBGO was founded in 1979, a dozen years after the Newark riots, when the black writer and activist Amiri Baraka, a resident and the father of Newark's current mayor, Ras Baraka, had inspired a new freedom of self-expression and activism.
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White, privileged children are, for the most part, groomed for self-expression, and Ms. Gadsden feared that a generation of poor black children would be shaped for something different: a reflexive compliance that would leave them unable to question authority.
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Frieze New York, the exuberant London export that draws flocks of youthful visitors to Randalls Island each May, reinforced the point, the five-day event a showcase for sartorial self-expression of a type often intended to eclipse the artworks.
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But from his time with the band he affectionately calls "The Tonys" up through his solo career — four albums between 19923 and 2011, each more joyous, and consummately crafted than the last — he's always prioritized hooks and concision over self-expression.
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By limiting self-expression, having superficial debates about who gets to use the bathroom, holding on to bigoted ideas about gay men donating blood, and by adhering to an ideology that speaks of hate toward the LGBTQ community, you are complicit.
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Still, that isn't stopping corporations from trying to automate the messy art of self-expression: Amazon's new styling service, Personal Shopper by Prime Wardrobe, promises to deliver clothing recommendations "curated just for you" through data gleaned from an online quiz.
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Ben Steinbauer, the filmmaker, writes: At odds with their conservative West Texas environment, the lowriders defy expectations yet embody small town America — extreme in their self-expression, admirable in their individuality and passionate in their pursuit of the American dream.
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But from his time with the band he affectionately calls "The Tonys" up through his solo career — four albums between 19923 and 2011, each more joyous, and consummately crafted than the last — he's always prioritized hooks and concision over self-expression.
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The girls (and a sweet, lone boy, Luke) execute interpretive dances choreographed by their blandly fascistic Dance Teacher Pat, but as the play unfolds, their transforming bodies unlock new forms of self-expression, and the locker room becomes their stage.
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Gwen Stefani has built her brand around self-expression — from her rocker chic era as the lead singer of No Doubt, to her Harajuku girl-inspired looks in the early 2000's, the famous mom of three loves to experiment with style.
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Jada Pinkett Smith Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith, parents to Willow and Jaden Smith, have openly discussed their philosophies when it comes to their children and gender roles, including the challenges they've faced in accepting their kids' modern approaches to self-expression.
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"Remembering @kristoffstjohn1 giving back & all he did for others 💚He loved these kids🙏🏼 Free acting & self expression classes," she wrote, tagging the non-profit organization Step Up on Second, which provides support for individuals experiencing mental health issues and chronic homelessness.
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There's the presence of user-generated self-expression outlets like Big Girl Tumblr, and outspoken personalities like Gregg, Graham, Nicolette Mason, Chastity Garner Valentine, Aliss Bonython, and Nicole Spiezio have long led the charge toward body positivity online and in the media.
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As rap/hardcore duo Ho93o9 later point out when I sit down with them, the spirit of punk isn't so much about the music as it is about freedom of self-expression; at least, it feels like that's a fitting modern definition.
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Google's director of engineering Cathy Edwards wrote in the blog post that users can expect to see a lot more GIFs on Google services going forward and noted that Google images has become more about self-expression in addition to finding photo information.
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"More than anything, Miyahara hopes that the film shows that drag can be an empowering form of self-expression for female-bodied and transgender people, and that "the art of male impersonation is just as important as the art of female impersonation.
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It's also the place where Coco's parents relocated after the Fukushima earthquake of 2011 and opened a vintage store called Funktique, and where Coco learned something at age seven that most never master: the true appreciation (and art) of self-expression through clothing.
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"So once again, society has failed to advocate young ladies, by confining them in a box, where they are stripped from their sense of self-respect and self-expression, rather than teaching young men to respect the boundaries of young ladies," Lynn wrote.
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This state — and this native of it — have long indulged a borderline-comic impulse toward self-expression through lifestyle and food, as if success might be a matter of nailing the perfect combination of surf trunks, grilled lamb hearts and sunset views.
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In a series of posts shared on Instagram this week, the brand unveiled a number of designs from its new Cruise 2020 collection that feature feminist slogans and imagery reflecting the "continuing vision of freedom, equality and self-expression," according to Gucci.
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At the end of the day, beauty is a form of self-expression and you should feel free to use it in whatever way makes you feel happy and empowered — without having to answer to a strict definition of what that looks like.
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Intending to help women from hard backgrounds suffering with different mental health issues, the project sees NoLay workshopping music with a jazz singer, an alternative music singer and a spoken word poet as a way of encouraging self-expression and building confidence.
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The outside world was not made for queers, and a lot of people who had to hide their gayness during the day could come out at night and commit over-the-top faggotry and relate to one another through drag and self expression.
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But I am heartened by this collection of stunning, aesthetically, and conceptually complex works that prove art comes not from a place of "ability" or "disability," but from something more fundamental that unites human beings in the capacity for reflection and self-expression.
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One might argue that such machismo is a form of escapism, but there is also a sort of self-expression in casual culture which is about absconding from a mundane reality, something which most of us can relate to on some level.
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Stacey Steinberg, a scholar at the University of Florida Levin College of Law, wrote in The Emory Law Review that parents' rights to free speech and self-expression are at odds with children's rights to privacy when they are young and vulnerable.
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Even if we were to grant that Mr. Phillips is engaged in some form of self-expression, the Supreme Court has explained many times that the First Amendment does not prevent generally applicable social and business regulations from imposing incidental burdens on speech.
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Sae-eun said she didn't realize that TikTok was made in China, which raises what might be the most interesting question about Bytedance: How did a company that is further democratizing self-expression come out of sternly undemocratic China in the first place?
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They began to abandon memorization in favor of teaching methods that emphasized self-expression, although the practice remained popular until about 1960 — and still endures in some foreign language classes (to pass a college Russian course, I had to memorize some Pushkin).
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Just because they did so in a country where dress is not deemed an unseemly consideration for serious people, and self-expression through fashion is practically a sacrament, does not make her tactical use of her wardrobe any less resonant for us all.
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Therefore, some of the questions based on the Pledge the Judiciary Committee should ask Senator Sessions include: Today's youth have fully integrated the Internet into their daily lives, using technology as a pervasive platform for education, communication, interaction, exploration, and self-expression.
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Mr. Trump's allies have begun to wonder if his need for self-expression, often on social media, will exceed his instinct for self-preservation, with disastrous results both for the president and for a party whose fate is now tightly tied to his.
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What these corporate playgrounds truly demonstrate is how the radical potential of 'playful' and 'zany' aesthetics can be appropriated to mask a capitalist logic, which conceives materialistic motivations existing in tandem – rather than in tension – with the desire for freedom and self-expression.
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But even as a teen, Styles showed glimmers of the artist he would grow into a decade later: someone who wasn&apost afraid of self expression, appeared to reject traditional confines of masculinity, and learned to authentically connect with his fan base.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Known for her nude portraits that explore gender identity through sexually ambiguous models, Rowan Renee has developed a singular creative approach that combines alternative process photography with raw subject matter as a source of self-expression.
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Yet their solutions to these issues were addressed in the most modern design terms: geodesic domes, modular structures and garments, as well as an interest in personal computers as vehicles for self-expression (rather than tools of war, as they were originally designed).
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As an adult, I was most compelled by this picture book for how little narrative Jessica Love employs to convey familial acceptance, and how, through vivid illustration, she surrounds us with the tenderness and truth of a child's imagination and self-expression.
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And sure, some of those celebs may find it a super-tedious part of the gig, but some of them might actually really enjoy clothes and fashion and using it as a form of self-expression, and why is that not okay?
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But at the same time, the very ethos of drag is punk, and the idea that there may be "rules" will naturally feel uncomfortable to those who believe in the purity of drag as a vehicle for no-holds-barred self-expression.
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Most economic activity, at the end of the day, has at least some kind of expressive component, and one could conceivably invalidate anything from a statute punishing fraudulent banking practices to a minimum wage law as a limit on people's right of self-expression.
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An aggressive champion of individualism and self-expression, the primary message of singles like "Born This Way" heralded her entry to LGBTQ icon-hood in the pop music canon; her "Little Monsters" (the affectionate nickname for her most zealous fans), thrived on embracing the mantra.
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The Hare Krishna movement was founded in New York City 50 years ago by an Indian teacher, A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, and soon began resonating with young people who were disillusioned with establishment mores and in search of new forms of spirituality and self-expression.
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What ended up happening is that the app attracted a community who took to the list-making format as a form of self-expression — something that fit in between the brevity of using Twitter and the sometimes longer blog posts found on sites like Medium.
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"You walk in to your son doing this, wyd?" was the caption under the video, and while some commenters had some pretty disappointing responses to that, the majority praised Jack's impressive skills and encouraged the use of makeup as a form of self expression.
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Some of these tenants are basically just vague hippie garble, like practicing "radical self-expression" and making a "communal effort," but others are more concrete rules like "gifting," which essentially means that nothing is for sale and everybody should just share with everybody else.
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The survey concluded that while Instagram negatively affected body image, sleep patterns and added to a sense of "FOMO" -- the fear of missing out -- the image app was also a positive outlet for self-expression and self-identity for many of its young users.
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It's hard to overstate how awesome this is: In a world that treats teen girls like vaguely irritating sex objects, teen girls themselves have carved out spaces for their own self-expression, where what they like isn't derided or mocked, but celebrated and embraced.
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New alternatives for self-expression, including services like text messaging, WhatsApp, and Snapchat are part of a shift towards using communication applications to express yourself rather than posting on social media, because communication apps are oriented around talking with your close friends, free from judgment.
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An impressive 40,000 people showed up this past weekend, according to Variety, to celebrate the world of makeup, hair, and fashion as a form of self-expression — no matter your gender or sexual orientation — so you know the beauty looks were ones for the books.
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As a die hard Drag Race fan, I immediately death-dropped to the floor when I heard that RuPaul would be bringing DragCon—a self-described celebration of "the art of drag, queer culture, and self expression"—back to Los Angeles for its third year.
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Raised mostly by her Jamaican grandmother, with a spell spent moving from house to house in care as an adolescent, Lava's story scoops together self-expression, playfulness and an indelible creative energy with the fierce independence she's picked up from both her collaborators and family.
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"His is perhaps the first generation to think the internet is more important than television and for whom the internet is at the center of everything they do; dating, eating, transportation, self-expression, friendship," Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos explained in a Variety article.
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"We know this group is all about self-expression, which is why our spring 2019 collection features a bright, bold color palette, positive messaging, oversized logos and trend-right platform silhouettes," explained Michelle Poole, senior vice president and chief product and merchandising officer of Crocs.
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"Nothing beats a presidential address to Congress," said Senator Tim Scott, Republican of South Carolina, rebuffing a reporter's suggestion that, given Mr. Trump's alternative outlets for self-expression, the whole affair had lost some of its sheen as the peak event of the capital calendar.
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It is, to its credit, an exercise in consciousness-raising that plots the flow of stylistic conventions from subcultures and colonial countries into the Western mainstream and highlights dress as self-expression and political protest — most directly, with a projection of graphic T-shirts.
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This idea — that technology is self-expression — has been cheapened through decades of faux-utopian advertising, and it rings a little sad today, after we've seen that culture yield social-media pile-ons, presidential ragetweets and the Gamergate harassment of female game developers like Cameron.
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I like the way Ms. Cody connects so many dots as the story grows: between the family's habit of denial and the community's; between identity politics as true self-expression and as mere virtue signaling; among different kinds of addiction in individuals and in society.
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Select images also allude to his work as the founder of the Drik Picture Library, the Pathshala South Asian Institute of Photography (now the Pathshala South Asian Media Institute) and the Chobi Mela International Photography Festival, each dedicated to free speech and self-expression.
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With a new driver's license, twice-monthly paychecks I earned from a job at a fast food restaurant, and a fledging sense of independence and need for self-expression, it became a weekly ritual to make the twenty-minute drive to the Mall of America.
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The sound harks back to the late 1960s and early 1970s era of singer-songwriters, particularly those who were clustered around Laurel Canyon in Los Angeles and living a hippie dream of self-expression and self-indulgence, amid vintage guitars and well-equipped studio hideaways.
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Even with the United States abdicating its traditional role as an advocate for freedom, and with China and Russia pressing their authoritarian models, people rose up and spoke up against corruption and for dignity and self-expression, often at great risk and against great odds.
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Later in the week in an interview, State Senator Troy Carter, a Zulu member for two decades, said that the club's blackface was in the spirit of African and Native American peoples who painted their faces as a matter of ritual or self-expression.
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In fact, that's kind of the genius of 29Rooms — it's an Instagram-facing collage of self-expression and women's empowerment that "blurs the lines between an art exhibition, a fun house, and a choose your own adventure novel," as Albie Hueston, Refinery29's creative director, explains.
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Today, any from of sexual self-expression, and any nudity (even breastfeeding), are effectively banned on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, etc; Gallop wants MLNP to be the "Wattpad for sex," home to all kinds of sexual expression, from art to essays to erotica, again on a subscription model.
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"I work with LGBTQ youth and they always were like, don't show me the parents doing it wrong, show me them doing it right," Howard says, explaining why he needed the Wheelers to learn on-screen that it was destructive to try and restrict Jake's self-expression.
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Of course, there's plenty of psychological reasoning behind why hair loss is so upsetting — hair is tied to a sense of femininity, it's a safety blanket, it's part of self-expression — but it can be as simple as nobody wants their hair to just start falling out.
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Inspired by ModCloth's Say It Louder campaign — which encourages women to raise their voices, speak their truth, and be unapologetically themselves — we teamed up with the fashion brand to learn more about Sadiee and how she turns her challenges into many different forms of self-expression.
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Life would probably be a lot more fun if we could all wear crazy color combos and all-crochet-everything on a daily basis, but unfortunately that's just not the case — work dress codes and general societal expectations can really put a damper on self-expression.
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A Tony-winning run in Broadway's "Kinky Boots" helped Porter get back in touch with his feminine side, and "Pose," which employs a large cast of mostly queer and trans actors, has only further spurred Porter's desire to use fashion as a vehicle for self-expression.
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We have to remember that only when Western Europe's postwar economies stabilized did "post-material" values, such as gender equality, self-expression and environmentalism, become serious issues -- and then were institutionalized piecemeal over the course of years with conservatives fighting them every step of the way.
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Five months after it was first revealed her 6½-year-old daughter Lincoln had shaved the side of her head — a look she's still rocking today — the star chats with PEOPLE, sharing details about raising confident kids and how she encourages their self-expression and unique choices.
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For teenagers today, the internet is both a stage onto which to step boldly and a minefield through which to step gingerly — a double bind that has given rise to whole new habits of living online, in which self-expression and self-protection are inextricably linked.
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Providing for others in my unique way, the way in which only I can, held profound meaning and gave me a perspective of the kitchen I had never considered: as a safe space of empowerment, self-expression, and creativity—not merely as a symbol of oppression.
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Launched in 2010 when Medine was 22, Man Repeller has grown from an indie blog to a global media business, one which extends far beyond the fashion community thanks to its indefatigably modern mission: Style is a form of self expression, so why waste your energy on pleasing others?
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Like so many other highly commercialized forms of self-expression — from fast fashion to social media — college dorm room posters are equal parts an achingly earnest expression of one's innermost soul and a once-in-a-lifetime chance to try on a prepackaged, Halloween costume version of a self.
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Sir Simon Wessely, president of the UK's Royal College of Psychiatrists, agreed with the authors that social media isn't all bad—in fact, Instagram was rated positively for self-expression and self-identity (see graphic above)—but he said the recommendations were missing the forest for the trees.
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On their website, organizers indicated the following goals:[It] brings mythology to life for local residents who live on streets named Mermaid and Neptune; it creates self-esteem in a district that is often disregarded as "entertainment"; and it lets artistic New Yorkers find self-expression in public.
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It wasn't that the conversations in the café were necessarily intellectually productive; it was that the practice of free exchange itself—the ability to interact on equal terms with someone not of your clan or club—generated social habits of self-expression that abetted the appetite for self-government.
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"To be clear, the District has not altered the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance and has not prohibited students from deciding on their own, as their own form of self-expression, whether or not to state the words, 'God Bless America,'" the district said in its statement.
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In a statement Monday night, Marie Tillman said she hopes her husband inspires Americans to unite "The very action of self expression and the freedom to speak from one's heart -- no matter those views -- is what Pat and so many other Americans have given their lives for," she wrote.
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A champion debater in high school, Schreck paid for her college tuition by debating the merits of the Constitution through a string of American Legion competitions — a time she clearly sees as a nostalgic moment when 15-year-old her began to own her ideas and her self-expression.
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Her first stop is Pakistan, a country that boasts a small but vibrant fashion scene that sits in stark contrast to the more religious areas of the country where clothing options for women are extremely limited and self-expression outside of the norm can lead to violent repercussions.
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At any given time, it can signify that I am a feminist; someone who celebrates freedom for all and who will fight against injustice; a person who values intuition and self-expression; or a kindred spirit with other people who favor the unconventional, the underground and the uncanny.
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The analysis suggested what many of us in the transgender community already know: that as young people become more comfortable with trusting their own self-expression and bodies rather than a socially constructed and enforced idea of a strict binary, the number of transgender people in society will grow.
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But one of the revolution's lasting achievements is to have instilled a strong national pride in Cuba's African heritage, giving black Cubans a voice that continues to push for greater equality and the right to black self-expression — even the Black Lives Matter movement has supporters on the island.
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To be fair, it's hard to conceive of anyone who could step into a role this iconic, played so brilliantly by Williams, and not be intimidated out of all self-expression, but Smith also quite understandably seems to present his character as spiritually worn down by his enslavement.
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Google's Gboard has long been an experimental app for trying out new ideas in self-expression, including with launches like its own set of personalized emoji, called Emoji Minis, as well as with features like doodling, Morse code input, emoji suggestions and GIFs, and others in years past.
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"The theater will always be a place that encourages self-expression and free thinking — which is exactly what makes the art form so vital and, frankly, exciting," said Heather Hitchens, president of the American Theater Wing, a nonprofit that supports the arts and helps oversee the Tony Awards.
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" A post shared by Paris-Michael K. Jackson (@parisjackson) on May 12, 2017 at 6:13pm PDT She went on to explain that self-expression is an important part of feminism and reminded followers that "the human body is a beautiful thing and no matter what 'flaws' you have.
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Unlike official Defense Department-issued medals, they are a rare chance for self-expression for career military people who want to memorialize themselves and their actions, a tangible way of thanking yourself for your own service by showering those around you with tokens noting your rank and leadership.
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