The tide is turning on surveillance as a social norm.
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In other pressing social norm questions, will Instagram ever #Freethenipple?
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While Mark Zuckerberg famously claimed that privacy is no longer a "social norm," it's less a case that people don't expect privacy, and more that a new social norm has been foisted on us.
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That social norm is just something that has evolved over time.
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And that social norm is just something that's evolved over time.
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Indeed, what constitutes a social norm can be hard to discern.
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Heck, we invented an entire social norm, the selfie, to make up for this.
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His team suggests that infections simply helped influence what is now a social norm.
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I am disappointed in myself and that I am part of this social norm.
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This social norm begs the question: Who does the image of America belong to?
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The social norm has shifted, and it's much more acceptable to express racist views.
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I think that such a policy should be revived as a universal social norm.
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I never questioned that even though it was completely outside of the social norm.
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Well, just look at the #MeToo movement, a wonderful example of a changing social norm.
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Let's not forget that Mark Zuckerberg once said that privacy is an outdated social norm.
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This is called a "social norm," and it prevents us from selling out our friends.
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That is a strong evolutionary pressure to conform to the prevailing social norm, whatever it is.
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The story of Jesus is not merely a biography, but legitimizes Christianity as a social norm.
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"The fact that tipping is a well-accepted social norm does not defeat plaintiffs' claims," Oetken wrote.
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On the other hand, everyone is at least in some relation to the social norm of heterosexuality.
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Of course, it's considered a social norm in some cultures to wear a face mask somewhat regularly.
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By not mentioning money, my interviewees follow a seemingly neutral social norm that frowns on such talk.
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The social norm for a man in almost every culture is to be the protector and provider.
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Beyond a means to survive, sex work has also become a cultural and social norm for trans women.
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I understand, always, in these social norm issues, when you bring children in, that's where people go crazy.
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"Collecting Social Security immediately when you stop working is just a habit or a social norm," he said.
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The rule of law shores up that social norm, which is implemented by judges through the adjudicative process.
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"We're lacking a social norm that selling a gun without a background check is a bad thing," Crifasi said.
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It is the product of a culture in which transgressing social norms has become an agreed-on social norm.
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The social norm deems therapy as something you only need if you have "real" problems, like a serious mental illness.
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The social norm of taxpaying is one reason tax compliance in the United States is very high by international standards.
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"Establishing the social norm of voting is important enough that a little bit of discomfort is warranted," he told BuzzFeed News.
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Infidelity is only one symptom of a social norm that leaves women powerless and at a higher risk of contracting HIV.
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Because of the frustration of failure, many people are simply giving up on slimming down, making obesity an accepted social norm.
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West is challenging the social norm and he doesn't deserve to be treated poorly based off his beliefs, no person does.
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Today's youth is getting queerer by the generation, which makes prom even less inviting to those who don't fit the social norm.
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If history is a guide, a new social norm takes root when a series of smaller changes prepare the ground (see article).
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In order to see reductions in spanking across our society, we need changes in the social norm that hitting children is acceptable.
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We already view hitting adults as not acceptable, so we just need to expand that social norm a bit to include children.
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"I hope some day that our organization won't be in existence anymore, that we can help change the social norm," she says.
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" One way the media continue to reinforce the social norm of motherhood is by consistently reminding women of their "ticking biological clock.
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"It reflects the social norm of preserving your own privacy and respecting the privacy of others in a public space," he said.
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We're really being conscientious that the social norm that women don't get along is a falsehood, that now we are starting to erase.
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In truth, the only way to feel good is to get our privacy laws updated to reject surveillance capitalism as a social norm.
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In the years since Mark Zuckerberg infamously declared that privacy was no longer "a social norm," his controversial statement has insidiously become truth.
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And suppose that by turning in these cheaters, you became a pariah; would you have helped or hurt the social norm of honesty?
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Mr. Lynn cautioned that it was also "easy to overestimate people's awareness and knowledge of the social norm" when it came to tipping.
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"As being unmarried becomes more of a social norm, it is likely that lifestyle differences between married and unmarried people are lessening," he said.
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While everyone professes to have had a good time, it is regarded as a one-time event and does not impact the social norm.
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"If you're apologizing, you're enforcing a social norm and if you say 'sorry,' it's very normal to say 'that's O.K., I forgive you,'" she said.
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China's strong showing "could enable Chinese actors to influence a wide range of issues related to AI standards, including ethical and social norm development," they wrote.
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And while there appears to be a trend toward employee willingness to do so, it is at odds with the longstanding social norm against discussing pay.
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The idea is that these kids are the "influencers," to borrow the Silicon Valley buzzword, the ones everyone else looks to for their social-norm cues.
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It seems as if, despite the lack of evidence, there's still a social norm in the United States that dictates how often you ought to bathe.
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In 2010, Zuckerberg told TechCrunch's Michael Arrington that the "social norm" regarding privacy had "evolved over time," and that Facebook's role was to reflect what those norms were.
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Study authors Tim Döring and Brian Wansink suggested that a heavy waiter or waitress "sets a social norm," making diners feel comfortable about ordering larger quantities of food.
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Walking around with earbuds in hasn't always been a social norm — so why was it so difficult for me to give up music and distraction for a month?
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" Their Spanish colleague Patricia Funk emphasizes that in a variety of contexts, "the strength of the social norm of 'not committing a crime' is shaped by social interactions.
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Here's what he told Stat in 2015: We need only one compelling argument to initiate a new social norm — even when the market is small (as for orphan drugs).
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"Spaces like manufacturing floors, where there's no social norm saying it's not OK to use this, are the spaces where I think it will do really well," she added.
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Internet use has "become part of the social norm," said lead researcher Dr. Yan Hong of Texas A&M University in College Station, who specializes in human health behavior.
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"[F]rom a social/cultural standpoint, the sexual double-standard may be another reason why men are bothered by female sexuality: she has broken a social norm," Jones writes.
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Even though women should be able to ask men out, and they do, the social norm is that men are the askers and women are the ones waiting around.
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Just this week, the UN Development Programme's gender social norm index found that about half of all men and women in the world think men make better political leaders.
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And for me, moving forward means my daughter growing up in a world where she doesn't have to be a victim of what has cruelly become the social norm.
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When it's portrayed as the "social norm," impressionable children and teens may imitate characters who smoke and perceive smoking as an appealing way to fit in, federal experts say.
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However, it may well see the lack of a tipping option as a competitive advantage, because it allows customers to bypass an unpopular and costly social norm with little guilt.
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Part of what Josh was proposing with the Swedish Fish Theory was that we should establish a new social norm for how to behave when engaging with anonymous service providers.
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"I hope this campaign will change the social norm so that it won't be considered to be bad manners when women wear flat shoes like men," she said in the conference.
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The final step in creating a durable social norm, says Ms Bicchieri, is when normative expectations become empirical ones—that is, when everyone can see that the new rules are sticking.
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" Question the things you're spending your money on, he says, and "make sure that what you're spending on is actually what's making you happy and is not just the social norm.
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Authorities are trying rapidly to create a new social norm and may find that community leaders are more effective in persuading people to stick to the rules than people in uniform.
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This new feature will likely make things even worse by setting a new social norm that turns workers into little more than fleshy robots that should just shut their mouths and drive.
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"When people transgress some social norm or expectation in a way that is inconsistent with how we expect 'people like them' to act, sometimes that can result in harsher penalties," he said.
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"This is a culture where for some people, it might not necessarily be a social norm for you to showcase your face or beauty on social media," says SoH owner Sally Soheili.
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"Laughter is so expected and part of the social norm that when we don't laugh, it's a really powerful message," said Eden King, an associate professor of psychology at George Mason University.
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When I was in law school, I had done all this work around social-norm theory and how you could get certain laws obeyed without having to put a police presence on it.
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However, to its credit, The Shape of Water does challenge a differn modern social norm embedded in the typical monster romance narrative: the idea that women aren't agents of their own sexual desire.
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This is the social norm because a turning vehicle often has to pause and wait for pedestrians; hugging the curb allows other drivers to continue on their way by passing on the left.
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"If you punish somebody for violating a norm, that makes you seem more trustworthy to others, so you can broadcast your moral character by expressing outrage and punishing social norm violations," Crockett says.
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"Netflixing In Public has become a social norm with 60% of Americans watching more movies and shows in public this year than last," said Netflix's Production Innovation Director Eddy Wu in a press release.
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While the results might belie the common notion that you want to have a "killer" on your side, they confirm that the general social norm "psychopaths are bad" does hold for the capitalist class.
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Female genital mutilation (FGM), which involves removing or injuring parts of the female genitalia for non-medical reasons, is often considered a social norm in patriarchal societies where sex and women's sexuality are taboo.
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And we tried to basically build this social norm that unleashed dogs are, in a crowded environment like New York City, a problem for wildlife, for parks, for cleanliness, even the safety of the dogs.
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"The really important shift is in the social norm around the acceptability of having internships that are unpaid or the social acceptability of handing out internships on the base of who you know," he said.
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"Pictures on lunch plates may indicate a social norm of vegetable and fruit consumption to nudge children's dietary behaviors in a classroom setting," said study co-author Emily Melnick, of the University of Colorado Denver.
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But I still think that for anyone whose sexual interests and practices lay outside the very straight and narrow monogamy or vanilla sex ideals, there is this dictated social norm that they can't relate to.
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Girls generally are taught to be nice, polite and subservient, and in gymnastics, this social norm is too often exploited by coaches who are cruel and abusive -- even if the abuse isn't sexual in nature.
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It's been nearly a decade since Mark Zuckerberg famously said that privacy was no longer a "social norm," and even though Facebook tried to backtrack on that claim for years, the company just keeps screwing up.
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"(The campaign has) made people realize that sexual harassment has been a social norm, and now people are recognizing that it's not ok," said Ruth McCabe, 32, who runs a London business that reduces food waste.
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This is true both because saying you adhere to a social norm means you avoid stigma and because there is often a very striking difference between what people say they do and what they actually do.
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"One thing we could do that would change that would be to make it, if not legally obligatory but certainly a social norm, that anybody after they're 18 spends a year in national service," Buttigieg said.
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So, if they see somebody acting in a way that violates a social norm, by allowing their dog to foul a playground, for instance, and they publicly confront the perpetrator about it, they feel good afterward.
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The fact that we actively use digital media and share details about ourselves does not mean that private life has no value, that it's no longer a social norm, as Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg was once quoted as saying.
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And by keeping his attention on companies like Carrier or Ford until they give him the outcome he's asking for, Trump is trying to establish a new social norm — that closing an American factory isn't just regrettable, but outrageous.
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It was a workplace regulation that made the following mandate: By 1920, more than 40 states had some variation of this law on the books — and sex-separated public restrooms became the mandated social norm, codified in building codes.
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"We are currently in the midst of a generational change, wherein the old guard, traditionally wary of cannabis, is slowly making way for people who are more open about the idea of reintroducing cannabis to an accepted social norm," Fetcho says.
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We might be witnessing the emergence of a new social norm, where harassers can no longer expect their lofty position to protect them, but there are limits to how much this new age of openness can fundamentally alter power relations.
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The resurgence of centuries-old beliefs, coupled with soaring real estate prices, have reinforced the social norm that the husband should provide the majority of the money for buying a home upon marriage, and also be the sole holder of the title.
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Ten years ago, arguably at the height of our modern tech fever, Mark Zuckerberg dismissed privacy as a "social norm"; Uber was ordered to cease and desist operations in San Francisco; and Foxconn's Shenzhen factory faced a suicide crisis over workers' rights.
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The incident was partially caused by a subtle software update, implemented a few weeks prior in all of Google's autonomous cars, that enabled them to "hug the rightmost side of the lane," a common social norm that allows other drivers to pass on the left.
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" According to Lahey, emerging data indicate that if someone in your social circle -- whether that's a person at your tennis club or your minister -- puts vaccination forward as "a social norm, that does seem to encourage people to be more likely to get vaccination.
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But both share the same core sense that something important was lost when women's sexuality became less heavily regulated by social norm and law, that things were in some important ways better when women were more formally slotted into social roles focused on supporting men.
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" Buttigieg says he would support an expansion of the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, through which graduates could exchange public service for forgiveness of government loans, making it "a social norm that anybody would put in a year after high school with some kind of service.
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" Mariya Taher, a co-founder of a Bohra anti-cutting group, Sahiyo, which conducted a 2015 survey of Bohra women, said some Bohras considered cutting a "social norm" and "if you don't get it done you're doing something wrong and you're not helping your daughter out.
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In an election that has featured the obliteration of one long-accepted political or social norm after another, it is sadly fitting that one of the final and perhaps most consequential acts was to undermine the American people's trust in the nation's top law enforcement agencies.
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" Stockton says towns that are easy to get around help people incorporate physical activity into everyday life without needing to spend money on gym memberships "As more people are seen walking and cycling rather than driving, active travel will become a social norm and more people will join in.
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Working at a bar is just an extension of this social norm that has been this way since my generation, which is probably why my mom—who helps me around my bar now—always taught me to have a thick skin and never let it get to me.
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"The more women are able to voice their discomfort in social situations, the more it becomes the social norm that people who ask the questions at parties like 'When are you going to start a family?' to someone as soon as they turn 25 are a little bit rude," she says.
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"The more women are able to voice their discomfort in social situations, the more it becomes the social norm that people who ask the questions at parties like 'When are you going to start a family?' to someone as soon as they turn 103 are a little bit rude," says Swift.
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In these studies, we also found that the greater a person's discomfort toward broken patterns in everyday scenes and geometric shapes, the greater their dislike of social norm-breakers (such as someone who cross-dresses), people with unusual physical characteristics (such as Dwarfism) and racial minority group members (black individuals).
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The study "shows in a very natural, experimental way our decisions about dishonesty are not about a rational cost-benefit analysis but about what we feel comfortable with from a social norm perspective and how much we can rationalize our decisions," economist Dan Ariely, who studies dishonesty at Duke University, said of the experiment.
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Within one day of starting the program — which focuses on letting the child run around naked for about three days until they recognize the sensation of peeing, helping them to the potty so they learn the social norm of going to the bathroom in the right place and eventually introducing clothes, then underwear last — Tati had gotten it down.
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" Public health expert Shan Soe-Lin and epidemiologist Robert Hecht made a similar argument in the Boston Globe: "We need to change our perception that masks are only for sick people and that it's weird or shameful to wear one … If more people donned masks it would become a social norm as well as a public health good.
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"The more women are able to voice their discomfort in social situations, the more it becomes the social norm that people who ask the questions at parties like 'When are you going to start a family?' to someone as soon as they turn 25 are a little bit rude," Swift said during an interview with People.
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But if one has a magic wand to wave, changing the voting patterns of one party is as easy as changing the voting patterns of another, or as establishing the social norm that electors vote for the winner of the popular vote, or as convincing a large share of dissatisfied Trump voters to be happy with their lot in life.
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The movie "does a good job of dramatizing the salient emotions of the moment and the racism that surrounded Robinson and every other black American of his time," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times, adding that the director Brian Helgeland "avoids the trap that so many depictions of the Jim Crow era fall into, which is to imply that racial prejudice was an individual or regional pathology rather than a national social norm."
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