But it is shining a light on a pressing issue.
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Shining a light on bad behaviour may have unintended consequences.
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The Trump tax plan is shining a light on that delusion.
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The controversy over Blankenstein is shining a light on those issues.
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My father never retreated from shining a light on racial injustice.
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My gratitude for shining a light on what is an epidemic.
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Shining a light on short positions can help restore the balance.
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There's a reason for the colloquial phrase "shining a light on" abuses.
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Again, I'm shining a light on this issue hoping to see change.
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The administration doesn't like us shining a light on Obama's biggest climate failure.
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It has simplified our differences instead of shining a light on our complexities.
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Bee is no stranger to shining a light on Conway's past media appearances.
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They also shunned any adornments, shining a light on the items' raw beauty.
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A powerful full moon in Libra arrives today, shining a light on your relationships.
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Shining a light on the way data can mess with people's heads is fine.
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"[Replication projects are] shining a light on the way we conduct research," Errington said.
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Our mast will display an orange halo shining a light on gun violence awareness.
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"Not many people have been shining a light on this type of marriage," Jennings said.
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I think with shining a light on this, now is the time to change it.
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The shocking case is shining a light on forced marriage and marital rape in Sudan.
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In an interview, Armistead thanked the president for shining a light on their final argument.
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So it's about shining a light on them and celebrating the work that they do.
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In this case, they're shining a light on a whole underappreciated art neighborhood: Downtown Brooklyn.
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Isan is already putting her title to great use by shining a light on mental health.
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It's about shining a light on the problems we have in race relations across this country.
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Their visits are shining a light on a crisis that has faded from the national spotlight.
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"The industry is very defensive about people coming in and shining a light on the industry."
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But the landscape is slowly changing, and diversity advocates have been shining a light on disability.
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"The medicine is like shining a light on whatever conflict needs to be resolved," he said.
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The very act of shining a light on Trump's misbehavior would limit his freedom of action.
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But again, I'm just hoping that shining a light on some of these issues will right them.
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He declares that black lives matter, while shining a light on the concerns of Rust Belt whites.
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To us, the #MirandaSolidarity bag is shining a light on a woman whose value system we admire.
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This is not Duff's first time shining a light on the less than glamorous side of parenting.
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Frumkin, who wasn't involved in the current study, commended it for shining a light on healthcare pollution.
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It could end up shining a light on the resilience of the blockchain technology that underlies Bitcoin.
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Thank you for teaching us how to be brave and shining a light on something so hurtful.
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"He was pretty frail, but he was still out there, shining a light on Parkinson's," she said.
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This sale is all about shining a light on products like the Soundcore Liberty Air wireless earphones.
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Tweets shining a light on the terms of service update are receiving thousands of likes and retweets.
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Low oil prices and changing demographics are shining a light on the economic challenges the region faces.
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"We're shining a light on the M.T.A. stops by using them as an art form," one said.
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From the beginning, I have built this campaign around shining a light on the most vulnerable communities.
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Obese and overweight people gained a voice, shining a light on the casual, daily humiliations they suffer.
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The boy had not been immunized, and the case is shining a light on the importance of vaccination.
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Recently, social justice movements have been shining a light on white supremacy in science through more direct action.
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A stunning photo of a "rainbow baby" is shining a light on a difficult topic for many parents.
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Central to this will be shining a light on any relationship between Mr Abuljadayel and the Saudi state.
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Turrell is quite literally shining a light on these and other contributors to Germany's cultural and historical heritage.
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Instead of betraying Pelosi, Democrats should spend their energy shining a light on the shameful GOP health bill.
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We must do more to cure this disease, while also shining a light on the needs of caregivers.
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When it comes to shining a light on workplace harassment, this relentless cycle has moved the needle tremendously.
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Mathieu's book has been acclaimed in France for shining a light on a forgotten part of the country.
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"It's shining a light on the scientific community, airing its dirty laundry in a way," said Dr. Johnson.
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The case has already been a massive headache for Uber, shining a light on many problematic business practices.
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Leading the way: In Jordan, the Azraq refugee camp is shining a light on the power of renewable energy.
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The museum should be commended for shining a light on painting, but the show feels like a missed opportunity.
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She's hoping her recent roles "encourage" tinsel town to keep shining a light on female friendships and complex ladies.
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By shining a light on particular tones, he makes his juicy-red clusters of harmony feel crisp and narrative.
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I do object to feeling like we're supposed to be grateful that someone is shining a light on it.
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The second case does provide "proof of concept," shining a light on a potential path to an H.I.V. cure.
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There are good actors, like Oleck, who make satirical content with the hope of shining a light on real problems.
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And Twitter marked the day by shining a light on the falsehoods Trump has spread about autism and its causes.
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Rachel McAdams is shining a light on the disastrous effects of underwater noise pollution with her new documentary, Sonic Sea.
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I hope that shining a light on Tesla's practices will cause appropriate governmental action against the company and its management.
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CNN's Jake Tapper did effectively argued on his show Tuesday that shining a light on abusers should not be political.
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Now a bold museum show, by and for these women, is shining a light on 1,000 years of their art.
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Show Us Your Wall The wildly popular artist mixes up his collection, shining a light on Outsider art and graffiti.
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The only way to combat this problem is to start shining a light on the dark corners of our politics.
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And the president needs to set an example by issuing his executive order shining a light on secret campaign money.
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Prince Harry is shining a light on the millions of people and animals in Africa whose water source is at risk.
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But as ideals, Wakanda and Shuri act as mirrors shining a light on our real-world faults and their human costs.
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They toed the fine line of praising police in Dallas and paying tribute, but shining a light on officer-involved shootings.
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Saudi accusations against Qatar risk shining a light on to the Saudis' own historic funding of extremist groups and intolerant ideologies.
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I think it falls on the industry and the media to start shining a light on these topics to normalize them.
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Movements like #MeToo and #TimesUp are shining a light on sexism in the media and changing voter perceptions of women candidates.
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But we also heard about journalists and human rights defenders who have been imprisoned for shining a light on these cases.
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The Righteous Gemstones prides itself on shining a light on the inherent darkness in people who don't practice what they preach.
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It makes sense — a lot of it is definitely shining a light on a gendered system that's still in place today.
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Even so, investigations excel at shining a light on alleged misconduct and bringing political pressure to bear on the White House.
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And also, the president shining a light on criminal justice reform in the wake of his latest clemency grant, an amazing story.
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Then they announced their guaranteed salaries, shining a light on the precariousness of your average UFC's fighter's financial position in the world.
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Isn't it at least rewarding to hear from all of these people who thanked you for shining a light on these issues?
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With her third child due in April, Kate Middleton is shining a light on a very important cause: maternal and newborn mortality.
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In other words, the Trump push is shining a light on just how much Europe has been robbing Peter to pay Paul.
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"You have to keep shining a light on things, even if nobody changes their mind while watching the film," Obaid-Chinoy said.
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We deviate from the traditional view of a Silicon Valley entrepreneur by shining a light on the efforts of these former inmates.
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With several chapters across the country, they hope to mobilize and inspire while shining a light on the status of poverty today.
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Steve Case spoke at Disrupt NY last year about his current passion in shining a light on startups outside traditional tech hubs.
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"Shining a light on organisations' pay gaps means employers can take action to tackle the causes and drive change," a spokeswoman said.
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So I--the "Trump says" stuff doesn't bother me, particularly if people are holding--shining a light on it and criticizing it.
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As trauma psychologists, we thank Tyler Perry for sharing his abuse history as well as his shining a light on his recovery.
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The sun faces off with Uranus, the planet of the unconventional, shining a light on the ways you think you need more space.
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Up next LVMH (LVMHF) reports earnings after the market close in Paris, shining a light on the health of the luxury goods sector.
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This is why I came to Congress with the intention of shining a light on the shadows in the halls of our government.
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Shining a light on countries' efforts to combat illicit finance—or their failure to stop it—strengthens the global fight against human trafficking.
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But as the realities of his marginalization came into focus, shining a light on his tortured existence, he became deeply cherished by fans.
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Their physical and cultural prominence also means that green stadiums are shining a light on the complex and critical issue of climate change.
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The #MeToo movement has begun to counteract the normalization of sexual misconduct in Hollywood and elsewhere, by shining a light on the problem.
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It is why the Race Disparity Audit and gender pay reporting are shining a light on inequality, so it has nowhere to hide.
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There's a lot of things that have happened in our history, a lot of injustice, and so we're shining a light on it.
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The request comes at a time when women are coming forward with their "Me Too" accounts and shining a light on sexual misconduct.
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It's not easy, and it can sometimes be tough to hear, but outside input is crucial to shining a light on your blind spots.
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We allowed all that nastiness to come to the surface, and we've been successful in shining a light on all that was going on.
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What is more, shining a light on pay gaps can poison morale, as some workers learn that they earn substantially less than their peers.
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Kate will be a patron of RCOG, as well as the Nursing Now campaign geared toward shining a light on nurses, Kensington Palace announced.
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Hollywood's power structures are shifting, we're shining a light on sexual assault, and women are more empowered than ever to stand up for themselves.
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"After shining a light on Gilead's unfair practices, I am pleased to see H.H.S. decide to take action against Gilead," Ms. Stabenow said Thursday.
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And it's shining a light on a topic that tends to make or break presidencies without getting the attention it deserves in policy debates.
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Others think the Pope could have a positive impact if he goes, including shining a light on the North's awful human rights record. 3.
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Alice wrote a thank-you note to Kim -- obtained by TMZ -- expressing her "deep and heartfelt gratitude" for shining a light on the unfair situation.
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This is more of a testament to how advocacy and shining a light on individual stories that are unacceptable can actually produce change over time.
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Murray, from the VFW, said he hopes that shining a light on what the administration is considering right now will cause it to reverse course.
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Transparency is an important first step in shining a light on pricing practices, but it is inadequate to lower prices, and importation requires federal approval.
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Local journalists play an important role in keeping public officials accountable and shining a light on the challenges that towns and cities need to address.
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The demise of WeWork is shining a light on a raucous party culture at offsite events like corporate retreats within a certain subset of startups.
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Unfortunately, shining a light on this single case still leaves in obscurity the hundreds of thousands of similar orders that the government obtains each year.
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They were shining a light on Washington, reminding people what it meant to be an American and how to fight for your first Amendment rights.
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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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President Donald Trump may have done just that in the health-bill wars by shining a light on health insurance companies and members of Congress.
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Shining a light on the types of ads, the amount spent on them and how often they change could give valuable information to competing candidates.
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Continuing our tradition of shining a light on those many would rather overlook — after a little hiatus last year — we present the 2019 Powerless 20.
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"We may be back to that," said Galvin, secretary of state for Massachusetts, who is credited with shining a light on late trading at mutual funds.
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In honor of #InternationalWomensDay, we are committed to shining a light on empowering female role models past and present in an effort to inspire more girls.
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Still, sexual harassment can't be ignored, both in Hollywood and in other industries, and these women are incredibly brave for shining a light on the issue.
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Britain's foreign secretary Boris Johnson praised the council for shining a light on appalling violations worldwide, saying it was part of the rules-based international system.
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Besides shining a light on individual cases, our investigation has made some headway in revealing why assault and sexual abuse are so common at these schools.
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"I hid from the responsibility to speak out with the excuse that enough people were already involved in shining a light on my monster," she wrote.
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By shining a light on the universal struggle to ease our growing dissatisfaction, maybe we can lead to a little more well-being in the world.
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My hope is that this film brings the justice and peace Richard and Bobi Jewell deserve by shining a light on their story and his heroism.
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Oliver begins by shining a light on Jonson's eccentric personality and then pounds away at the immense task Johnson has to finalize a Brexit withdrawal deal.
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Tonight our lights darken for the victims & those affected by the Las Vegas attack, w/an orange halo effect shining a light on gun violence. pic.twitter.
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She fought a near perfect fight, shining a light on every stylistic shortcoming that Rousey had shown and laying each bare for the whole world to see.
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Here are the rest of the women whose stories Streep has brought to the big screen, shining a light on some very important issues in the process.
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The beloved and influential Los Angeles critic, known especially for shining a light on lesser-known and immigrant-run restaurants, died at age 57 from pancreatic cancer.
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Bill Cosby facing litany of allegations On Thursday, Buress was hailed by some on social media for his role in shining a light on the Cosby allegations.
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From building on the success of the YouTube Music app, to shining a light on emerging artists, I believe our potential to strengthen the industry is massive.
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"Be Best is dedicated to shining a light on programs similar to the ones I learned about today at Boston Medical Center," the first lady, 49, said.
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I think a lot of people looked at the album and said, "oh it's shining a light on this thing that's happening now," but it's—It's been.
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Along with DiCaprio, Gisele Bündchen, Jaden Smith, Madonna and more are shining a light on the impact the record-breaking Amazon rainforest fires have on the world.
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Beijing has faced increasing international pressure over its tactics in Xinjiang, with multiple, unprecedented leaks shining a light on a massive network of reeducation camps targeting Muslims.
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The calls are shining a light on the notoriously opaque shipping fuel sector, where any contamination can spread quickly and be difficult to trace back to its source.
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In recent years Google's landing page has become a digital landmark, often paying tribute to pop culture or shining a light on little-known and even forgotten history.
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Each side is marking the centenary in starkly different ways, shining a light on the chasm between Israel and the Palestinians that some say was cleaved on Nov.
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Cardi B, who turned down this year's Super Bowl, deserves all the credit for shining a light on a cause that's forced 800,000 workers out of a job.
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While thanking Rachel Lindsay for shining a light on the problem, Bachelorette and Bachelor In Paradise contestant Blake Horstmann also accused producers on the show of bullying him.
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Princess Diana championed many important causes over the years – including bringing awareness to HIV/AIDS, helping homeless and disabled people and shining a light on the issue of landmines.
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"It's a lifestyle show so it's of course talking and interviewing people, but really shining a light on small businesses and special talents," Picker told PEOPLE Now last October.
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The big I.P.O. is shining a light on the practice, called cornerstone investing, of inviting big investors to buy up large chunks of shares before a company goes public.
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" During the campaign, Williams said his message was simple: shining a light on what he claimed were "the dangers of sanctuary cities and the overwhelming problem of illegal immigration.
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In the end, though, shining a light on the world's most immiserated places — whether through traditional news organizations like The Times or through social media — is an important act.
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But "Frontline" is once again performing a valuable service by shining a light on such extremism, leaving the hope that sunlight really is, as often advertised, the best disinfectant.
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"This bill is an important first step in that it's shining a light on the practices," said Travis Salway, a social epidemiologist at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia.
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However, by shining a light on alleged misconduct, investigations can affect strategic calculations on both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue and contribute to bursts of congressional reassertion in foreign affairs.
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"By shining a light on the travel practices of Trump Cabinet officials, this bill would protect taxpayers from the Trump Administration's wasteful spending on needless luxury travel," she said.
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Friday's eclipse brings intense (albeit temperamental) emotional clarity, shining a light on things you've overlooked and allowing you to spend the rest of Leo season happily roaming uncharted territory.
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For now, the hacker hopes that by shining a light on his story, and his current predicament, he will get the reward and the protection he says he was promised.
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The activist group Digital Smoke Signals posted live video to Facebook of the confrontation, shining a light on tactics a well equipped police force deployed against protestors in freezing temperatures.
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"Whether in her actions, her words, or her choice of brands, she stays true to shining a light on the value of compassion and efforts made to create positive change."
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Look, here's what you're looking for to be the Bachelor: You want someone who's that diamond in the rough who, without us shining a light on him, would go unnoticed.
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" The relaunch of the digital publication will take place Monday July 24 and will focus on "amplifying underrepresented voices, shining a light on systemic inequality, and skewering politicians when necessary.
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With that Zaytoven signature sound immersing his voice, Future sings a torch song for his tortured soul, shining a light on his drug dependence while lamenting an unnamed lost love.
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The Pitch Perfect 2 director recently launched WhoHaha, a website dedicated to shining a light on funny women and eventually serving as a springboard for up-and-coming female comedians.
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The "Dark Content" works have a journalistic aspect, but Mr. Mattes said he was amazed that there was not more literature shining a light on the topic of content monitoring.
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"By shining a light on this dark side of the profession, we emphasize to physicians young and old that this behavior is unacceptable," wrote the authors of the 2015 editorial.
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But, Weitzman did tell The Times Of Israel, he does think Wiesenthal would have liked the idea of a series shining a light on the crimes committed during the Holocaust.
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They were still really, really angry at me for shining a light on a story that we had worked so hard as a community to sort of sweep under the rug.
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Since the podcast has aired in full, Brown and Glazer say a few former Swan followers have reached out to thank them for shining a light on her, and her practice.
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"I look forward to the opening of the new museum and the role it will play in shining a light on LGBTQ+ history," London's Mayor Sadiq Khan said in a statement.
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The Panama Papers should be a wake-up call, shining a light on dysfunctional tax codes around the world — but much of the problem has been staring us in the face.
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In the meantime, opponents of the ban say the debate is shining a light on how the policy mostly hurts poor women of color who rely on Medicaid for health care.
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On March 14 2017, students at hundreds of schools, spread across six continents, did something amazing: they came together to form a global community, shining a light on modern-day slavery.
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"By shining a light on political ads, news organizations, regulators, watchdog groups and people anywhere in the world can hold advertisers and us more accountable," Facebook wrote in the blog post.
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The metal with the reputation for shining a light on the state of global manufacturing is telling us that demand growth has all but evaporated, thanks first and foremost to China.
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Several participants in the Facebook group praised the article for shining a light on the effects of private equity on their specialty, and were outraged that the article had been withdrawn.
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Traveling while female: The rise in the number of solo female travelers is shining a light on the enduring nature of gender violence and social expectations of women in different cultures.
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To the Editor: Kudos to Angus Deaton for shining a light on the disgrace of extreme poverty in our midst, where by conservative estimates 5.3 million people cannot afford basic necessities.
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" When asked by CNN at the rally what she's most fired up about in 2018, she said it's important to "start shining a light on what's happening in this White House.
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While shining a light on these people is inherently controversial, the show probably would have earned ratings just for the drama of the story, and its relation to the political climate.
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The lesson here is that shining a light on other women will not make you weaker or diminish your own chances for success, but will make all your female teammates collectively stronger.
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McCain, who died in August, left behind a legacy of "shining a light on human rights abuses across the world and building bipartisan coalitions to take action," Tillis wrote in a statement.
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So kudos to The Times for shining a light on this, and kudos to Twitter for leading the way toward taming the destructive power of social media by refusing all political ads.
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Research has shown offender profiling to be of very limited validity, but it is a popular idea in part because we love the idea of psychology shining a light on the unknowable.
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"With this ad, we are shining a light on congressional Republicans' refusal to act as a check on President Trump's inhumane policies and urging their constituents to hold them accountable," Alex said.
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" In a statement, Tillis added that the commission would "carry on John McCain's legacy of shining a light on human rights abuses across the world and building bipartisan coalitions to take action.
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But for a beer company whose sister brand just renamed itself "America" for marketing kicks, shining a light on under-acknowledged facets of systemic sexism feels like a bit of a departure.
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In his memoir "Long Way Home," Michael Douglas's oldest son examines the "demented death wish" that drove him to drugs and crime, shining a light on his famous family along the way.
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The liberal policy failures that created this situation are outrageous and tragic, but instead of shining a light on their true consequences, mainstream media seems to be glossing over the whole thing.
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FEBRUARY 10 With documentaries like "Brother's Keeper" and "Paradise Lost," the filmmaker Joe Berlinger helped shape the true-crime genre, while shining a light on tragic mistakes within America's criminal justice system.
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"Confronting sexual violence requires honesty, and it's only by shining a light on these issues that we can begin to provide clarity on something that touches every corner of society," West wrote.
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That will involve shining a light on bad actors in addiction treatment and holding them accountable, but also digging into the examples of addiction treatments that do work and what they involve.
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For example, the president could issue an executive order requiring contractor donations to be disclosed in a centralized database, shining a light on 70 percent of the Fortune 100 companies' political spending.
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Twenty-nine of Lee's letters will be auctioned this week and, while all of the letters are notable for shining a light on Lee's largely private personal life, one in particular stands out.
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A video, released by prison authorities, in which he slowly removes his surreal disguise went viral, shining a light on Brazil's longstanding struggle with its violent, overcrowded prison system, the world's third largest.
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Housebuilders also fell after mortgage lender Nationwide said British house price growth unexpectedly eased to its slowest rate in three months, shining a light on how lingering Brexit uncertainty is hitting consumer sentiment.
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Sarsgaard: The attraction for me was around shining a light on a quote on a conspiracy theory in real life that would lead to the fact that there's no conspiracy theory at all.
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And we often say that 'lean in' is about individual change, and understanding the small things that have an impact on women's lives, such as shining a light on stereotypes and gender bias.
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Contrary to critics of rule-based policy reforms, a clearer window into the Fed's decision-making process could preserve Fed independence by shining a light on any political meddling from the executive branch.
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From its inception, the black press has been a change agent by shining a light on the plight of blacks and giving them the power to write and report on their own narratives.
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But a show that so cleverly and magically combining drama with comedy, shining a light on all the cobwebs of the 1%, revealing a world of success devoid of happiness and actual prosperity?
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Since then, by methodically shining a light on research that turns out to be bogus, Retraction Watch has become the overlord of data showing the rise in the number of retractions in journals.
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"Many, many thanks to Joe Burrow for shining a light on food insecurity in our area and a very heartfelt thank you to everyone that has donated," it said in a Facebook post.
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Well, Fred Wilson and Brett Felder are really involved in raising a bunch of money and speaking up, but I think it's shining a light on this issue and getting other folks involved.
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Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are shining a light on the remarkable true story of three young activists who saved millions of lives by rethinking the way healthcare is administered in the developing world.
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Kicking off the special week on Monday is Sesame Street's Big Bird, who will be shining a light on Sesame Workshop, a nonprofit organization that encourages children to be kinder and stronger through education.
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Dan Pfeiffer, co-host of political podcast Pod Save America and former Senior Advisor to President Obama, joined in shining a light on the achievements of the voting rights activists in Florida on Twitter.
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And the tax and money-laundering trial of Mr. Trump's former campaign manager, Paul Manafort, is shining a light on a lucrative Washington sideline: that of American consultants doing the bidding of foreign clients.
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Rarely Depicted, the Ugly Truths of Hazing Play Out Onscreen As hazing-related injuries and deaths periodically make headlines, "Burning Sands" and "The Quad" are shining a light on the effects of the practice.
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Now we now the key to this season isn't telling us why Colton is a virgin for the 23rd time — it's shining a light on the internal lives of the women vying for his heart.
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Her ability to bring to life the juxtaposing forces within the women she painted sets her apart from her contemporaries; Brooks was a private figure shining a light on the margins of her own society.
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At least a dozen galleries and museums are featuring women-themed surveys, a surge curators and gallerists say is shining a light on neglected artists, resuscitating some careers and raising the commercial potential of others.
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Jay Stein, the chief executive at the Dream Hotel Group, has taken advantage of the demand, shining a light on a company that helped cultivate one of the most popular trends in modern upscale lodging.
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For this year's Best Places to Live list, we chose to focus on towns with a population of 10,000 to 100,000, to avoid the biggest cities while shining a light on smaller towns and affordable suburbs.
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This is surprising when you remember the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, the body behind the Golden Globes, is famous for its tradition of shining a light on the less appreciated, but still spectacular performances out there.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - German sportswear giant Adidas led the pack as four companies won a global award on Wednesday for shining a light on their own supply chains to eradicate modern slavery from their operations.
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The company, which was valued at around $50 billion just earlier this year, ended up pulling the initial public offering, but not before shining a light on its big financial losses and corporate mismanagement run amok.
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Bystander intervention, Yates said, can be like shining a light on a burglar trying to break into a house—just being noticed can be enough of a deterrent to make many perpetrators back down or leave.
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The Office of Financial Research was another reform established to make the financial system safer, "[shining] a light on financial markets long hidden from public view," wrote a key Dodd-Frank architect in a CNBC op-ed.
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Both of their stories have captivated millions, which is why more than 25 years later executive producer Jordan Peele is shining a light on Bobbitt and Gallo in a four-part docuseries for Amazon Prime titled Lorena.
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"It's basically like putting a dye inside a tumor and then shining a light on it to make it vanish," said Mustafa Djamgoz, professor of oncology at Imperial College London, who was not involved in the study.
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Because for the Type I diabetes community and for the 7.5 million Americans who depend on insulin, this is the biggest thing, today, that has happened to the insulin crisis, by shining a light on this topic.
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""In this issue," the description continues, "we aren't only showcasing the artists and creators who bring us joy; we're also shining a light on visionaries and revolutionaries who are fighting to expand access to pleasure for all.
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" The California Democrat went on to laud the network for being "a pillar and beacon of unbiased reporting," adding it plays a pivotal role in "shining a light on government to keep our leaders honest and accountable.
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That arrest of the Baltimore man ended in his death, which in turn sparked civil unrest, impassioned protest, and a new chapter in a movement shining a light on racial tensions and issues surrounding police brutality nationwide.
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In addition to shining a light on the inspiring impact these women have had on their own communities, the retailer is also doing its part by donating $20,000 to its charitable partner, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
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But Amara is also using the LAHH platform much differently than any of her predecessors, shining a light on her Afro-Latina identity — and the racism she often experiences at the intersection of her culture and skin color.
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If the way to combat money laundering is by shining a light on the source of funds, then the way to combat covert influence may be to shine a light on the source of messages in the media.
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Like her solo work and her crushing poetry with free jazz ensemble Irreversible Entanglements, she favors lyrics that are equal parts clever, ecstatic, and upsetting, shining a light on society's darkest institutions—anti-blackness, alienation, government-sponsored murder.
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The leaked documents from Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca, that specializes in setting up offshore companies, were unveiled this week by news organizations around the world, shining a light on the finances of global politicians and public figures.
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And, to paraphrase Martin Luther King Jr., we will continue to honor him by shining a light on the contributions of anyone who seeks to drive out the darkness of our time to lift the lives of others.
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The Communist Party's leadership may hope that by shining a light on celebrity tax avoidance, it could deflect attention and avoid closer public scrutiny of the rumored corruption among top government officials and their families, Landreth told CNN.
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Their interest and detailed questions could prove problematic for Mr. Trump's efforts to make a case for his border wall, shining a light on gaps in the current policy and trying to highlight the human toll on migrants.
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And days after clinching her party's nomination earlier this month, the campaign began to air a series of television ads highlighting her pre-2008 biography, particularly shining a light on the work Clinton did on be half of children.
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Gisele Bündchen is shining a light on the impact the record-breaking Amazon rainforest fires have on the world, as well as calling out all the "opportunists" who have had a hand in devastating the region over the years.
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Women standing arm-in-arm at an event is about more than just a red carpet or actors wearing all black, it's about shining a light on a movement and uplifting the voices of those who never had one.
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"Only by shining a light on the darkest parts of our history can we learn not to repeat them and properly acknowledging what occurred is a necessary step in achieving some measure of justice for the victims," he added.
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With only one or two exceptions, the ceremony has thus far been the awards show version of barsexuals, shining a light on a singular moment of physical contact between two people of the same gender for shits and giggles.
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Instead, it's shining a light on the filth of influence in Washington—the way both parties have, as David Dayen explained for VICE earlier this year, become enthralled by big money and high-powered consultants and "strategic affairs" lawyers.
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You're here to speak on your love and at the same time be able to amplify the fact that your gift is within your uniqueness without having to exclude anyone else [while] still shining a light on black women.
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Many readers thanked Walt and The Times for shining a light on the case and expressed their condolences to the family of the mother, Michelle O'Connell, and respect for Rusty Rodgers, an officer whose investigation upended his own life.
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" She continues, "Today as we mark the beginning of Children's Hospice Week, I hope you will join me in shining a light on the dedicated and inspirational staff and volunteers, and the lifeline services they provide for children and their families.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Gunmen shot dead nine homeless drug users in the Afghan capital, officials said on Sunday, shining a light on chronic drug abuse in the world's biggest producer of opium but a rare incident of apparently coordinated violence against addicts.
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" She was proud to live in the city and her editor Mike Norman said she "had a knack for telling stories that highlighted Cleveland's diversity, and took great pride in shining a light on important people and issues in the community.
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Advocates of the policy say it would go a long way toward shining a light on entrenched wage gaps and the patterns necessary to understand them, instead of forcing them to rely on anecdotes that don't always tell the whole story.
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Aside from shining a light on cultural trends in China, the rise of the app highlights alarming signs that Apple isn't as strict at enforcing rules for its App Store in China as it is in other parts of the world.
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But Jenkins said the protests had succeeded in shining a light on social injustice and the need for action, and the N.F.L. had made a commitment to help, even if it meant working under a bright and sometimes harsh light.
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In shining a light on the history and art of one of the world's most intriguing religious systems, Shintō serves as a reminder of what richly imaginative work it can be for mere mortals to create — and nurture — their gods.
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But where 10 years ago, Del Maguey alone seemed to be shining a light on the enormous potential and complexity of mezcal, now more than a few entrepreneurs, no doubt inspired by Mr. Cooper's example, have entered the artisanal mezcal business.
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"Blockchain technology enables a new era of end-to-end transparency in the global food system – equivalent to shining a light on food ecosystem participants that will further promote responsible actions and behaviors," Yiannas said in a press statement on Tuesday.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Gunmen shot dead nine homeless drug users in the Afghan capital, officials said on Sunday, shining a light on chronic drug abuse in the world's biggest producer of opium but a rare incident of apparently coordinated violence against addicts.
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By shining a light on their own stories, the candidates can help break through some of that stigma by showing it can happen to anyone of any background, including families that are strong enough to have people running for president.
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Following the allegations of sexual misconduct against the producer, people are now shining a light on other problematic figures in Hollywood, and Judd Apatow has publicly called out Woody Allen on Twitter for being a part of the poison in the industry.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Croatian politician Vesna Pusic, hoping to become the next Secretary-General of the United Nations, says being a woman plays a key role in her election bid by shining a light on her career of gender equality activism.
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Even so, a small number of centers in China, Japan, and the U.S. have recently redoubled efforts to create monkeys with human gene errors to see if they can cause psychiatric problems, including versions of schizophrenia (see "Shining a Light on Madness").
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The answer, as I see it, is in books — and more specifically, in recent novels that attempt to broaden the scope of how these stories are told while also shining a light on the systemic issues often invisible to those with privilege.
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"The College Admissions Scandal" is the kind of modest, quick-turnaround effort that won't win any prizes; still, in terms of shining a light on that part of the story, it scores a passing grade the old-fashioned way: By earning it.
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Jeff Nichols' emotional new film Loving is a powerful reminder, shining a light on Mildred and Richard Loving, the Virginia couple who fought (for nine years!) all the way to the Supreme Court to invalidate laws prohibiting interracial marriage in the 1960s.
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Assuming, safely, that Aquaman does not want to be discovered by mankind, why would he swim up to, linger in front of, and then spectacularly swim away from a submersible that is CLEARLY SHINING A LIGHT ON HIM AND RECORDING IT ALL.
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Lately, he's been shining a light on a trend that he helped cultivate — a resurgence of humor in country music, which has made modest hits of albums that let mainstream and alternative country fans feel as if they're in on the joke.
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"We're shining a light on a part of the economy that used to be living-wage work," said Mary Kay Henry, the president of the Service Employees International Union, which has spent tens of millions of dollars on the Fight for $15 campaign.
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The surprise announcement from David Medine, chairman of the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (PCLOB), will leave a hole at the top of the five-member board, which has been instrumental to shining a light on the National Security Agency (NSA).
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As the victim of a bully in 9th and 10th grade that destroyed my confidence and sense of self -- and from which it took me years to fully recover -- I am in favor of shining a light on the dangers of bullying.
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Whether the politicians in Washington like it or not, the last few weeks of non-stop coverage of the Trump impeachment inquiry has been shining a light on a disturbing practice that's been in place since long before this president ever took office.
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She told Hyperallergic: In order to make the show more fun for today's audiences, and to bring attention to the museum's collection, while shining a light on major talent in the New York area, I proposed a show with a "then and now" approach.
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To that aim, Gizmodo is pleased to announce a new collaboration with ProPublica, recipient of the 2017 Pulitzer Prize for public service, and other newsrooms around the world, for the purpose of shining a light on Facebook in advance of the coming midterm elections.
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"We are thrilled that Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge has sent a personal message of support for Children's Hospice Week 2019, shining a light on the vital role hospices play in building life-long memories for children, young people and families," he said.
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Eager to delve into stories they know that the public wants to hear, people forget themselves, they forget that their job isn't so much to aggrandize themselves for "shining a light" on our cultural problems, as it is to ask harder questions about a case.
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"Blockchain technology enables a new era of end-to-end transparency in the global food system — equivalent to shining a light on food ecosystem participants that will further promote responsible actions and behaviors," writes Frank Yiannas, Walmart's VP for food safety, in today's announcement.
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So he used them to create "igloos" as emergency shelters, each one made up of more than 30 life jackets, shining a light on the dangerous journey that hundreds of thousands of refugees make (and don't always survive) across the Mediterranean Sea each year.
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Black Hat has a large industry presence, and shining a light on topics that tend to be discussed outside the corporate eye — things like suicide, stress load, mental illness and trauma — may force major employers in the field to think about those issues, too.
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By shining a light on these failings, the Fulbright investigation helped lay the foundation for subsequent congressional efforts to repeal the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, cut off funds for Nixon's clandestine escalation of the war into Cambodia, and, ultimately, to end the war itself.
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For most presidents, that means shining a light on our common humanity -- whether it's helping bind the country together after a terrorist attack or a natural disaster or the more mundane daily work of reminding people that much more unites us than divides us.
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"When I was writing this script, I didn't know the impact that the film would have on people," says Mu'min of the warm reception of Jinn, which has been lauded for shining a light on young, black, Muslim women, a group underrepresented in entertainment and mainstream media.
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"I mean, we had the Civil Rights Act, we had the Voting Rights Act and then in the '70s we had 'All in the Family' started shining a light on racial unrest," the actor, who became famous as the show's "Meathead" liberal son-in-law, continued.
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But there is a difference between investigating law enforcement agents who have violated the public trust and investigating agents for having the courage to do their job, even if it means shining a light on the corrupt underbelly of the most powerful man in the world.
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In a time when all of these things converge to embolden individuals to take to the streets and spread messages of hate no longer shrouded in the hoods and robes of their forebears, technology can play an important role in shining a light on those involved.
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From the blunt social commentary delivered by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five's "The Message" in 1982 to N.W.A. shining a light on police brutality in the late 1980s, this art form has always represented where we are as a culture and where we are headed.
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The fact that it's only afforded to those who smoke further drives the societal wedge between those who do not, therein shining a light on what makes the habit so unique: Every benefit that it affords the user compounds the alienation they feel from their peers.
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Which is where "There She Goes" excels, in a way you might expect from a show whose executive producers include Sharon Horgan of "Catastrophe" and "Motherland" fame: by shining a light on a perhaps more difficult kind of parenting without turning it into overly sentimentalized pablum.
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Whether that's Bob Dylan writing about the civil rights movement or U2 shining a light on the fight against AIDS in Africa to Kesha giving voice to the #metoo movement, there's a very long line of musicians writing about the politics of their lives and times.
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With their influence and help shining a light on the shush fund, perhaps lawmakers will also feel compelled to decry the secrecy that surrounds the congressional sexual harassment settlement process and serves to enable abusive behavior in places meant to symbolize people's inherent worth and dignity.
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To anti-sexual violence activists, Hendrickson's candidacy for Superior Court judge is pivotal—not only for the people of Santa Clara County, but also in this current cultural moment, where women are standing up against the status quo and shining a light on the prevalence of gender-based discrimination.
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Now, with her documentary Copwatch, journalist and filmmaker Camilla Hall is shining a light on Orta, Moore, and the team of like-minded citizen activists who make up WeCopwatch, a grassroots organization that films on-duty police officers in the hopes of deterring future police brutality–related deaths.
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Still, he needed to be reassured, he said, "that this was not going to be a narrative that was letting people off the hook" and was "more about exploring and shining a light" on white supremacy and what leads people to seek refuge or community in these groups.
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Earlier this year, a Wall Street Journal investigation found kids in wealthy areas more often obtain "special allowances" that give them "extra time or another special accommodation when they take an exam to get into college," shining a light on less obvious tips and tricks of the wealthy.
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We can do so by voicing support for their right of protest, shining a light on the regime's abuses, pushing our own government to lift the travel ban, and facilitating communication among Iranians, and between them and the outside world, when the regime tries to shut down the internet.
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So, first of all, I hired a new mental health reform director to look at ways in which we can improve the number of mental health stabilization beds we have, wraparound supportive services, and just really shining a light on mental health reform in our healthcare system, period.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT, Nov 6.113 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Thursday: The sportswear giant led the pack as four companies won a global award on Wednesday for shining a light on their own supply chains to eradicate modern slavery from their operations.
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With this initial installment of Broadly's Trans Legends oral history project, which I've led as a contributing editor to the site, we are shining a light on trans resilience by gathering stories and wisdom from 13 trans women who have been witness to—and key characters in—decades of LGBTQ history.
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The new suits are shining a light on some of the bad practices that can occur in mass tort cases, which sometimes operate like an assembly line, with lawyers rushing to sign up as many clients as they can and plaintiffs never getting a chance to speak to a lawyer.
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With its focus on young orators as they refine their speeches with their coaches, teachers and families, the film is a hopeful counterpoint to the spate of murder and true-crime docs on cable and streaming TV, shining a light on "this little outlet and platform of self esteem," Ali said.
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By implementing policies such as training and promoting diverse management, mandating sensitivity training for all employees, hiring consultants to conduct role-playing exercises, emphasizing a culture of respect and shining a light on our achievements, LGBTQ trailblazers are creating true and equal representation of the LGBTQ community in American businesses.
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For the next month and a half, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which received the two-room temple from Egypt in 1965, is shining a light on a particular carved scene in order to revive the millennia-old building and show visitors that the sands along the Nile were once awash in color.
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In response to a laser aimed at one part of the cell, the green fluorescent protein lit up a spot on the opposite side of the cell, the way shining a light on the lower left region of a human eye would cause the upper right part of the retina to react.
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Not everybody, however, is convinced that it should, and the lack of consensus on the issue—and the FDA's repeated failure to act on traditional menthol cigarettes in the past—is shining a light on how the government treats one vulnerable group over another in the face of a public-health crisis.
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But even if you don't buy the idea that most Americans will get behind President Trump bashing or at least questioning the health insurers, it's much easier to see the wisdom of shining a light on and threatening any and all special perks members of Congress enjoy compared to the rest of us.
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"We've seen that Meghan Markle is very considered in her choice of what she wears, and understands the soft power fashion can have in terms of connecting to a community, shining a light on local companies and using what you wear to challenge conventions," said Caroline Rush, the chief executive of the British Fashion Council.
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Image 2 of 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia – At a trial that could send two Southeast Asian women to the gallows, Malaysian prosecutors are shining a light on several men at large they say masterminded and played crucial roles in carrying out the assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong&aposs Un&aposs estranged half brother.
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We teamed up with Reebok, another brand dedicated to building better products for women and shining a light on those who create them, to discover how Kier and LOLA are disrupting their industry, approaching growth, and putting women's health and wellness in women's hands — which if you ask us, is exactly where they belong.
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While these candidates should be applauded for shining a light on the problems associated with student loan debt and the flaws in the modern education system, these plans all have one major thing in common: They're focused on treating a symptom — that is, the large, burdensome debt load of American college and university graduates.
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"My work as a whole is about excavating and shining a light on pieces of history that not only need to be seen and heard, but that can also add to the conversation about what's going on now," Ms. Giddens, who has won Grammy Awards and a MacArthur "genius" grant, said in a statement.
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"I wanted to include her in a way that was reflective of the inspiration she's been to me, and also that I know she's been to so many others," Clinton said, "while also shining a light on American women who have persisted over time and how much better off we are as a country because they've done so."
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D.E. Shaw is going to trial over the sale of a litigation finance portfolio company, shining a light on a side-pocket deal at the secretive hedge fund firmAn ongoing legal battle between the high-powered hedge fund D.E. Shaw and a former executive of a portfolio company is shining light on the difficulty of valuing private companies.
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"While nothing will undo the harm caused by a select few former employees of the Mavericks, the workplace reforms and the $10 million that Mark has agreed to contribute are important steps toward rectifying this past behavior and shining a light on a pervasive societal failing — the inability of too many organizations to provide a safe and welcoming workplace for women," Silver continued.
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Its report, "Shining a Light on the Midnight Rule Boogeyman," found it took about 3.6 years on average for the rules finalized during a transition period to be completed and 85033 days for them to be reviewed by OIRA compared to other rules finalized at other times, which took 2.8 years to complete and 115 days to review on average.
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As we celebrate National Hospice and Palliative Care Month, I applaud the Ways and Means Committee for shining a light on the issues impacting aging Americans and other leaders in Congress who have recognized the critical role hospice care plays in our health care system, have championed hospice issues and are working with the provider community to advance these important legislative solutions.
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In November 2015, A&E broadcast "Shining a Light: A Concert for Progress on Race in America" five months after Dylann Roof, a white supremacist, shot and killed nine people in a church in Charleston, S.C. "I certainly think that A&E should be on the side of shining a light on things that aren't really looked at," Mr. Sharenow said.
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"In a time of widespread misinformation, fear-mongering, and white-supremacist propaganda related to immigration and to our border, in a time when adults and children are dying in U.S. immigration cages, we believe that a novel blundering so badly in its depiction of marginalized, oppressed people should not be lifted up," the letter said, shining a light on the ideological nature of the attacks.
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"Beyond shining a light on the atrocities in Xinjiang, beyond imposing harsh sanctions on the individuals responsible, and beyond cutting off the flow of US technology that enables these repressive systems, I think our most difficult task is simply to stay true to our own values," Gallagher said in a statement in 2019, in light of the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersWarren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Sanders: 'Outrageous' to suggest Gabbard 'is a foreign asset' Democratic strategist: Sanders seeking distance from Warren could 'backfire' MORE (I-Vt.) is shining a light on the U.S. tax code in the lead-up to Tuesday's Democratic presidential primary debate by releasing new proposals that would aggressively raise rates on corporations and the wealthiest Americans.
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If you want to talk about something else go for it, but this is what I'm speaking about and I am a grown adult and this is what is important to me and I think that sometimes like you said, it is people expressing their discomfort and they are saying, 'What you are talking about is shining a light on something that I was not prepared to talk about and makes me feel uncomfortable.
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E. Shaw is going to trial over the sale of a litigation finance portfolio company, shining a light on a side-pocket deal at the secretive hedge fund firmA new lawsuit between D.E. Shaw and a former portfolio company CEO unveils both the complicated dealmaking that has come to be a part of many large-scale hedge funds and the difficulties in valuing private companies (as shown recently through scrutiny around WeWork's value).
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Sure, complaining seems to come easily to everyone, but I don't think the women and girls and young trans folks that approach us every day on Vans Warped Tour are complaining when they say they wish more bands took a stand on issues that matter to them; when they thank us for being a voice for marginalized groups; for shouting out trans rights, shining a light on rape culture, and calling out sexual harassers; for mentioning that the "77 cents on the dollar" gender wage gap figure that we're all familiar with is incomplete because it does not include women of color, who make even less.
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