Thank you to everyone who assisted with spreading the word.
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A course is only one way of spreading the word.
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Good news: Justin Timberlake is spreading the word about early voting.
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Coke also plans to invest in spreading the word about recycling.
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Kate Marvel is committed to spreading the word about climate science.
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I hope I help somebody out there because I'm spreading the word.
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The tweet is getting thoroughly ratioed, and people are spreading the word.
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Hundreds of people replied to Wright, thanking her for spreading the word.
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Jenna Dewan loves clean beauty products — and now she's spreading the word.
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Taking a business online is a critical step in spreading the word.
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Before long, she was spreading the word to everyone in her circle.
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And don't be shy when spreading the word about your podcast, either.
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This blog is about shouting out about our disease and spreading the word.
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Along the way, they face violent persecution while spreading the word of Christianity.
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They weren't merely spreading the word of what had supposedly happened in Washington.
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They didn't realize that spreading the word is just as important as donating.
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Srivastava does this when it comes to spreading the word about his business.
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It was an exercise in spreading the word that the abuses were real.
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We relied on searching from one connection to the next and spreading the word.
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She has been giving her tour since 2014, mostly spreading the word through Facebook.
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"We need your help spreading the word," tweeted Lori Lodes, who runs the group.
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It is also spreading the word through op-eds, TV appearances and social media.
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Social media played a major role in spreading the word about the Lip Kit brand.
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Spreading the word on Youtube and Facebook, his party won 20 percent of the vote.
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Traffickers have moved in, spreading the word that they can relieve women of unwanted newborns.
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A Minecraft public session starts with community organizations putting up fliers and spreading the word.
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When he's on his gospel flow, he's Paul the Apostle, spreading the word of Jesus.
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It is all about spreading the word about the new start, changed from Jan 1.
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"Our calling, at least as I see it, is spreading the word of God," he said.
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Sixteen years later, the internet is far more effective at spreading the word and facilitating trades.
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It was along these that St Paul travelled, spreading the word of this now-Christian God.
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Rook's exposure leads to legal consequences—and the Internet helps out, too, in spreading the word.
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Spreading the word was central to the advancement of democracy and to the Modern's core mission.
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Nevertheless, Craighead is committed to spreading the word on the dangers of eating too many hot snacks.
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It's an interesting idea that will definitely benefit from having someone with Bjork's notoriety spreading the word.
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Follow the link to learn more, and share your own bump pic to keep spreading the word.
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The Integrated Public Alert and Warning System is FEMA's method of spreading the word of emergency reports.
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"But it's a professional, high-level sport, so it's a very good platform for spreading the word."
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It's a period dedicated to learning about personal development, leadership, and spreading the word of Jesus Christ.
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As far as spreading the word about this common danger, the dad's post seems to achieved its mission.
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Spreading the word One of the most prominent maladaptive daydreamers online is Cordellia Rose, 36, of Portland, Oregon.
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But Naleye was already spreading the word to the workers that the police were guarding the apartment complex.
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I was running for state representative in a Democratic primary and was spreading the word about my candidacy.
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Spreading the word about the pink tax could be the key to ending it once and for all.
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A shiny new Twitter emoji could sure do the trick spreading the word to this younger target demographic.
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" He added that he's grateful for the young people who are "spreading the word and not the virus.
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Staples continued spreading the word last night when performed album cut "Love Can Be..." on The Tonight Show.
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However, it's best to hold off on spreading the word about the headcount until the Women's March confirms this.
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Within minutes of Krasinski's tweet, followers began rapidly spreading the word about the actor's call for Family Reach donations.
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"I'd love to put Viagra out of business, just by spreading the word on plant-based eating," Cameron said.
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The SCLC had help spreading the word from the Peace Corps, Volunteers in Service to America, and the YMCA.
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But the app has found new popularity among Tumblr users, who are spreading the word to better help others.
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But this is the first official advisory and should go much further in spreading the word about the danger.
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Paris Hilton is helping out her friend by spreading the word to her nearly 26 million social media followers.
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"It just shows you the force that the bartending community can be in spreading the word," Laird Dunn says.
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But McDormand doesn't need a dress to prove her commitment to gender equality — she's been spreading the word for years.
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In addition to spreading the word about its offerings, social chatter is also a source of ideas for Taco Bell.
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Each week, we select a district and upcoming gun-related bill or vote, study up, and begin spreading the word.
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"Whether a $5 donation, £1000 contribution, offering to volunteer, or spreading the word – you've played your part," read the caption.
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I mean, the Emmys was a very big part of spreading the word about the show and raising its profile.
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After McElwee's death in a car accident in 1998, Hubbard carried the baton solo, spreading the word of Real Deal.
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Digital Marketing SEO is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to spreading the word about your startup.
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People have had a lot of fun with it, and have generally been thankful to us for spreading the word.
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The flight demonstrates alternative energy as a viable means to a brighter future–spreading the word about energy-saving technologies.
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Many accept financial donations, but also recommend other ways you can help them by donating time or spreading the word.
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Social media outlets have been at the forefront of reporting on and spreading the word about potentially racially motivated crimes.
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My Bible describes the "Catholic Letters" as universal letters -- meaning to everyone was getting in the act of spreading the word.
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Hayes would consult on the technical work and join the company's PR team, spreading the word about varroa mites and RNAi.
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He's still raising money for Metalectrique and spreading the word about the potential for aluminum-air batteries to save the planet.
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Many celebrities have expressed their support and got involved by spreading the word, making donations, and participating in the march itself.
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By simply understanding more about this disease and spreading the word, you can be a great advocate for yourself and others.
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By setting up tables at local hotspots, activists are spreading the word about the possibility of universal coverage in New York.
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All three are charming, succinct, and spot-on, and we're heartened to see MTV spreading the word about gender norm nonsense.
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The best-selling author of "Girl, Wash Your Face" already has millions of followers, but she's not done spreading the word.
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Stitch used traditional marketing strategies to attract older adults — posting fliers, visiting senior homes, and spreading the word through friends and family.
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As Mercury transits your house of social climbing, you'll be taking the discussions you've had with higher-ups and spreading the word.
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He's traveled all over the globe, spreading the word of whiskey, and never found a helpful cure for hangovers in the process.
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Over the next decades the MPS spawned scores of think-tanks around the world dedicated to spreading the word of the Austrian school.
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Her followers quickly started spreading the word: The tweet that includes the website has already been retweeted more than 800 times and counting.
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Two young people from North America are among a group of changemakers spreading the word about the legacy of the late Princess Diana.
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Now, after a breakout 212 season with the Colorado Rockies, he's spreading the word as he prepares for spring training, which opens Thursday.
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As internet bulletin boards became more popular, viewers connected with each other, sharing favorite jokes, swapping tapes, and spreading the word to potential fans.
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She has been spreading the word to small businesses, families, and people all over the region about how cryptocurrency and Send's blockchain protocol work.
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I know that FLI does work with issues like nuclear disarmament, but it made spreading the word about AI safety its first major goal.
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"I would like him to find somebody to settle down with," said Jasuja, who has been spreading the word among "nieces, nephews and friends".
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The challenge to growing the sport, he says, has been spreading the word about derby and getting men to choose it over other sports.
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The adults are focused on growing vegetables, earning incomes and spreading the word that female genital mutilation risks women's lives and the community's health.
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And you can spend the next 12 months spreading the word to your friends, family and colleagues that there's nothing wrong with them, either.
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This isn't exactly news: Everyone from dishwasher makers like Bosch to the Environmental Protection Agency has been spreading the word about this for years.
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According to Nance, he'd been spreading the word that he wanted to direct the movie long before Ryan Coogler officially contacted him about it.
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It was a great discussion; I love spreading the word that life can get exponentially better when you make peace with food and your body.
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Ever since Hereditary's debut at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival, horror devotees have been spreading the word about this genuinely disturbing, aesthetically accomplished genre picture.
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During the next few years, Levin became an ambassador for digital game-based learning, helping to design MinecraftEDU while also spreading the word to teachers.
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If you feel like donating, or at least spreading the word about Girls Make Games, you can find out more information on their official website.
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And spend your social media time spreading the word about these things, rather than spreading facile outrage or arguing futilely (at best) with Trump supporters.
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Carreras is already looking forward to spreading the word about her husband — and telling others that Alzheimer's is not just a disease of the aged.
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But Trump's Republican allies in Florida now are spreading the word — behind the governor's back — that DeSantis isn't doing enough to repay the political debt.
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"A big Thank you to ABC 7, and FOX 5 for spreading the word through Social Media all day!!" wrote Danielle Marie Carey Campbell on Facebook.
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Then they discovered that nobody actually wants to kick an unwanted piano to the curb, and after spreading the word, donated pianos began to pour in.
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In general, Leo season is fantastic for spreading the word about your projects and ideas; if you're hoping to publish something, this is a great time.
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Max Gerbut, a Ph.D. of Engineering Sciences of physics of the solid state, built the houses in the Ukraine and is working on spreading the word.
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And they teach, spreading the word through workshops to such effect that there are now hundreds of amateur taiko groups, both in Japan and in America.
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Not only does the city "really get development," he added, but city officials understand the mission of spreading the word that Pawtucket is open for business.
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She was spreading the word and bringing in converts, but she was also acquiring a public identity outside Transition House, which was both admired and begrudged.
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The video of Castile's shooting is an indispensable document when it comes to documenting and spreading the word about unprovoked law enforcement shootings of black men.
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Mercedes-Benz USA CEO Nicholas Speeks said sales of electric vehicles are getting a boost from owners spreading the word about their performance to other drivers.
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In addition, some members of Mueller's team are spreading the word that they are unhappy with the way Barr characterized their work, according to media reports.
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ECPAT International ECPAT International accepts financial donations, but also urges you to join the campaign by spreading the word or by applying for an internship position.
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ET Monday on Twitch, with a myriad of gaming personalities and esports professionals playing games and spreading the word about health care and the Affordable Care Act.
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Union president Thivyarakhini Sesuraj said volunteers are spreading the word in "every village" throughout the five Tamil Nadu districts where the service is so far being provided.
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"A lot of writers liked them, and that's a good way of spreading the word," Ann Goldstein, the revered translator of Ferrante's work, explains in the documentary.
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Aside from traditional means of spreading the word about the company like ad campaigns and TV interview, Boxed has also driven its popularity with some strategic activism.
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"Clearly, these messages are working because it's spreading the word on social media," Emily Parks, a social media coordinator for TxDOT, told CNN affiliate KSAT in November.
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Now that the company has $16 million more in the bank, it can begin spreading the word about the benefits of its new database software, says Muthukkaruppan.
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It was organized by Kawika Ke Koa Pegram, a 17-year-old high school student, who spent weeks spreading the word from school to school on Oahu.
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Some, like Cipriano, are transparent about YouTube being an incredible marketing opportunity; others say they simply love showcasing their skills and spreading the word of chiropractic care.
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To give the bear a break on the big 7-5, celebrities are taking over and spreading the word about the best way to prevent human-caused fires.
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And I think just talking about it and spreading the word and get people to either watch games with you or just letting them know that it's happening.
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Instead, he says, money should be spent directly on spreading the word to consumers about the evils of smoking -- and, in this case, smoking "light" or filtered cigarettes.
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I asked Metcalfe whether skeptics might say his Equifax objection campaign is a way of spreading the word about Class Action Inc and adding subscribers to his base.
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The online world of the Islamic State is often referenced as one of its greatest weapons, particularly in seeking new recruits and spreading the word of violent radicalism.
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And the funding will support spreading the word to the global developer community about how easily they can access powerful computers without having to deal with hardware whatsoever.
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When they say no, Ailes retaliates by not contacting them again for a position — or even spreading the word to others not to hire them, as Boyle alleges.
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Foust also plans to invite guest trucks from other cities to park for a week at a time as another means of spreading the word about Little Piggy.
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But it's hard to imagine spreading the word about Jamie's sudden death and coordinating the details of his memorials more quickly and effectively than Facebook allowed me to.
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Tens of millions of people watched a Fox 40 video that showed Leah spreading the word about her project, known as "Becuz I Care," outside a grocery store.
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The article "Katharine Hayhoe, a Climate Explainer Who Stays Above the Storm" profiles one climate scientist who has been particularly effective in spreading the word about climate change.
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Walker, the founder, has invited reality TV stars, models and other influencers to Las Vegas for the weekend with the charge of spreading the word about the facility.
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And it's not just Facebook and other social media; those tools are great at spreading the word about events, but not so great for long-term community organizing.
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There are a number of community service projects that apply, such as spreading the word about the dangers of impaired driving, which includes driving while drunk, high or drowsy.
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Fraiser told People that the dog has been "so overwhelmed with requests for more information and interviews" and that he "insists" on spreading the word about his pet causes.
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As part of that argument, the campaign's South Carolina surrogates are spreading the word that New Hampshire voters shouldn't vote for Pete Buttigieg because of his anemic black support.
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With about 40% of financial advisors planning to retire in the next 10 years, according to Cerulli Associates, spreading the word about could help stem the coming talent shortage.
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All of this was primarily driven by social media discussion around the perpetrators' alleged actions, spreading the word far and wide and making it impossible to avoid the accusations.
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In my current role, I spend every day investigating and spreading the word about what the government is doing with your private data, especially your Internet and phone conversations.
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A generation of Kids, born into oppression form a secret alliance to take on the powers by spreading the word down in the darkest parts of the deep Web.
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You help others to know they have the power, too, because it's holding hands, linking, talking, and spreading the word that there is power within, and power in numbers.
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In February, a WhatsApp message called for spreading the word that said Indians living overseas could "now vote online for 2019 elections" and should register on the Commission's website.
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Angelina Jolie is lying by spreading the word ... Brad Pitt has anger issues that become dangerous when mixed with weed and alcohol ... so say sources directly connected with Brad.
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Now she has made it her mission to honor her son's memory by spreading the word about how he died and what she believes could possibly have prevented his death.
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When setting up a food drive, one of the most vital ways to take charge is by spreading the word about the best (and worst) types of food to bring.
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In his view, spreading the word about #ChangeTheDate on social media can help people open up to the truth about Australian history, but like any movement, it's also about balance.
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They'll need to in order to expand his support, especially because many of his online efforts right now are aimed at existing fans and are not necessarily spreading the word.
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Their marketing efforts are expanding, their advertisements are starting earlier, and those that fought repeal are shifting their focus to spreading the word about open enrollment, which begins Nov. 1.
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He consciously transformed his family's house into a kid hangout, spreading the word that local children were welcome to play in the yard anytime, even when the family wasn't home.
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Celebrities including Lena Dunham, Tituss Burgess, Mara Wilson, Nev Schulman, and RuPaul have taken a stand against this violence by spreading the word on social media with the tag #EyesOnChechnya.
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You help others to know they have the power too, because it's [through] holding hands, linking, talking, and spreading the word that there is power within and power in numbers.
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The model, 43, has been working closely with the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation for more than 15 years and is spreading the word in hopes that more people get involved.
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A Los Angeles news anchor is spreading the word about the dangers of leaving your children unsupervised while they eat Easter candy after she experienced a terrifying scare with her daughter.
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Spreading the word about the app and then training people to use it will require cooperation from groups such as United We Dream, a youth immigrant organization with over 100,000 members.
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"Currently, we are emailing and calling our states' politicians, and spreading the word through social media in hopes of gathering attention," Daniel Voznyarskiy, a Washington resident stuck in Cusco, told CNN.
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Peter Jackson, then casting The Lord of the Ringsconfirmed in December 2017 that Sorvino and Ashley Judd were effectively blacklisted thanks to Weinstein's Miramax spreading the word that they were "difficult".
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"Currently, we are emailing and calling our states' politicians, and spreading the word through social media in hopes of gathering attention," Daniel Voznyarskiy, a Washington resident stuck in Peru, told CNN.
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Melanie is now a director of First Person Plural, a dissociative identity disorders association, and she frequently talks to psychologists, psychiatrists, GPs and care workers, spreading the word that DID is real.
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A popular tactic for spreading the word about conditions on factory farms is leafletting — handing out to passersby pamphlets that describe the conditions of farms, and urging people to look into it more.
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That's hardy surprising: it might not be considered appropriate for the pastor of Shelter in The Storm Miracle Ministries of All Nations to wear brightly coloured braids while spreading the word of God.
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People who lived near military bases kept watch; when they saw a warplane take off, they used walkie-talkies to notify other people, who would contact others, spreading the word up the chain.
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If you think starting college is hard, try doing it as a 17-year-old virgin going through a breakup, while spreading the word of God in a really pretentious and aloof way.
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"I've seen many people spreading the word that Odebrecht will not survive, but that goes against this whole idea of designing leniency deals," said Carlos Lima, a prosecutor in the Car Wash taskforce.
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When you're even looking at church as something that has to expand and has to be big, it's crazy, the idea that there has to be a business mind behind spreading the word.
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The people from Mississippi left months before the start date, following a mule train The SCLC had help spreading the word from the Peace Corps, Volunteers in Service to America, and the YMCA.
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Grace S from Germantown, Md., made an excellent point about the importance of spreading the word: There are many charities that have gained importance after all of the trageties that happened this year.
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Right now, while LinkedIn is spreading the word about the Placement service to would-be jobseekers, it's also encouraging businesses to place their ads on the platform to match up those people with positions.
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Now, she is aiming for a world championship title while further spreading the word for women's rights - all that in a country where the issue of gender violence has become very politicized, and divisive.
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Spreading the word A public service announcement has been distributed throughout the areas of Alaska impacted by the outbreak, as well as other coastal villages that could be affected in the future, Springer said.
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Social media is an excellent tool for spreading the word about an event and you should certainly use every platform you have here, but you also need to put some skin in the game.
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The leash, produced by a Brooklyn company whose owners are committed to spreading the word about animal adoption, comes in small, medium or large and in a choice of many colors; $2298 from foundmyanimal.
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Leveraging his connections, Ford reached out to adult entertainers he had previously worked with, including popular performers François Sagat and Billy Santoro, who he says were instrumental in spreading the word about the site.
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Addressing these challenges and spreading the word about Election Day couldn't be more important, because even though this year isn't a presidential election, there are truly no "off years" when it comes to democracy.
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When she started her work spreading the word about climate change in Texas, very few people in the Lone Star State believed it was happening, and even fewer believed that people were causing it.
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He now plans to use the new funding to open up operations in 42 cities across the U.S. and work on spreading the word to all men nationwide that Vault is here for them.
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Mr. Bannon's camp denied that he had threatened to resign and spent the day spreading the word that the shift was a natural evolution, not a signal of any diminution of his outsize influence.
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Fans captured Pratt's karaoke performances on video and shared it to social media, spreading the word that the Marvel actor can help save the world from Thanos and also take on a Johnny Cash classic.
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With 200 employees and offices in New York, San Francisco, London, the company's biggest issue has been spreading the word about its existing applications and the other industries that could be influenced by the technology.
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READ: Muslim family seeks apology after being forced off United flight Now he's pushing for an apology from the airline and spreading the word about what happened, which he calls a clear case of Islamaphobia.
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Rinku Sen, the president and executive director of Race Forward, an organization whose mission is to advance racial justice, makes spreading the word to the public about that complexity a key part of her work.
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Movement leaders have for some time been spreading the word on a bevy of social media platforms and websites, and speakers like Ramsland have worked feverishly to disseminate the Deep State gospel in grassroots settings.
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But at a time when the Red Cross is making TikToks to get people to wash their hands, humanity needs all the help it can get spreading the word about the severity of Covid-19.
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Designing for the deceased is not a glamorous job, but the Ace Hotel show offers dual benefits: promoting Coeio's commercially available products and spreading the word about green burial as a safe and legal option.
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Acting, production, and story often took a backseat to a more urgent, pious priority: namely spreading the word that God and Satan are about to duke it out in an apocalyptic showdown that will destroy Earth.
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Now he's in the vanguard of Russia's new foray onto his home continent, where he is spreading the word that working with Moscow to reduce the influence of Americans and other Westerners is in Africa's best interests.
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Elmo and his aqua green-skinned friend Raya will now be spreading the word to children and families about the mosquito-borne disease plaguing the Caribbean and Central and South America, and linked to serious birth defects.
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"I was like, I could either wallow in pain or try to be productive in the best way that I could by spreading the word ... so other people can take the steps I hadn't taken," said Murphy.
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The protest demonstrated the power of social media, where the actors and others published their video statements in support of the defendant, Pavel Ustinov, spreading the word widely even as state-run television largely ignored the case.
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California weighs steeper vaping pod taxes California, meantime, will focus on spreading the word about vaping risks while also boosting enforcement efforts on counterfeit products and weighing stricter package warning rules, Newsom said during a news conference.
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Sharon Brown Harriot, a retiree and sorority sister from Columbia, and Hughes say that members of the group have been spreading the word in their communities about Harris's campaign and that they're recruiting sorority sisters across the state.
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"It might seem like a small thing, but you're talking hundreds if not thousands of people over the course of the weekend coming into our taproom, seeing those signs, and hopefully voting and spreading the word," he said.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... Park City PD and the Utah Attorney General's Office are reopening the "code of conduct" hotline, and spreading the word for festival attendees to utilize it and report any signs of sexual misconduct.
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"We are trying to be that clarifying voice," said Lopez, whose group, formerly known as the National Council of La Raza, has 14 community-based organizations in Florida spreading the word among Hispanics about signing up for Obamacare.
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Mr. Novak, 47, said the campaign, which was rolled out slowly in late June, would focus at first on spreading the word about the renewed enforcement, with only egregious violators who refuse to heed police warnings being fined.
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They started spreading the word about their product at Long Beach, California, strip malls, but it was a phone call out of the blue from the vice president of retail operations at Chevron that won them their big break.
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The job of a Jack Wills Seasonnaire, as Ms. Crockett and Ms. Meynell learned, involves going out to bars, beaches and restaurants, meeting lots of people and spreading the word about Jack in the friendliest, most organic way possible.
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They have so much influence that they are often the first people PR firms turn to for spreading the word about a new restaurant or dish, either by comp'ing meals or paying them for a post in the process.
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The whole effort started last summer with enlisting digital stewards, locals from each neighborhood who were interested in working for the nonprofit coalition, doing everything from spreading the word, to teaching digital literacy, to installing routers and pulling fiber.
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After spreading the word and coverage by the local media, the women have heard about 36 potential ocular melanoma cases in people who went to or worked at Auburn University, although those cases still need to be confirmed, McCrary said.
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Arianators, as her fanbase is known, created the hashtag #BOYCOTT7RINGS on Twitter and have been passionately spreading the word in hopes that their boycott will get her other track "break up with your girlfriend, i'm bored" to reach the top spot.
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In the wake of her graduation, Martinez has "been trying to do as much as possible" to continue spreading the word about her story, giving interviews to a variety of outlets with the hope of opening Americans' minds about immigration.
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Liesching went up to Camp and confessed that his story about Melissa had deeply moved her and that she felt like she was one of the people Melissa wanted to reach on her mission of spreading the word of god.
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Mostly, however, "The Price of Free" is interested in spreading the word about Satyarthi's work, both in India and globally, and in getting consumers to approach what they buy with a critical eye, so as not to support child labor.
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Censorship and social backlash Censors banned the shorthand characters used for PKU, but some internet users were able to share the letter by covert methods, including archiving the story with unalterable blockchain technology and spreading the word with flipped screenshots.
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But in the past decade the phenomenon has grown, both in volume and in its focus on ever younger subjects, with the help of a group of companies devoted to documenting and spreading the word about basketball's next big thing.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Usually chocolate brownies come with a health warning but the head of a leading U.S. support group for businesses seeking to tackle social problems is hoping they can do some good by spreading the word about social enterprise.
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"We want to continue talking with people and working with the community of spreading the word, and just showing in general, discrimination in the workplace based on sexual orientation is not acceptable and is a basic violation of human rights," Taylor said.
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On their Facebook page, the UNC Young Democrats have been spreading the word that "nearly all students will be gone!" during the state primary and are urging students to participate in early voting at a nearby church just off campus on March 5.
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St. Matthew is credited with writing the first Gospel in the New Testament and thus playing a crucial role in spreading the word of Jesus, but before he was a saint or even a follower of Jesus, he was widely hated by his fellow citizens.
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The 24-year-old model has walked in the iconic Victoria's Secret Fashion Show consecutively since 2013, but most recently, she's spreading the word about her favorite new scent, Victoria's Secret new Bombshell summer fragrance, which she plans on spritzing on herself all summer long.
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But if your state needs to be doing more – the time to advocate for STEM education is now: whether that means contacting your governor or chief state school officer, spreading the word on social media, or submitting a comment on your state's draft plan.
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"Given the tech and social influencers who attend SXSW, we wanted to bring to them a SXSWesteros experience that tapped into technology and was very interactive with the hopes of these influencers really spreading the word," said Joanna Scholl, HBO's vice president of consumer marketing.
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"It is because of you guys, and you spreading the word of this album and you connecting with this album so much that I'm here tonight at Radio fucking City," she exclaimed, thanking fans for allowing her the space to grow over the years.
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I ran into a studio executive a couple weeks ago who was fuming that she wasn't able to "cheat" an opening weekend — using marketing to cloak a bad movie — because angry ticket buyers immediately started spreading the word to their friends on Facebook and Snapchat.
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Until then I'll continue spreading the word about the benefits I experienced, the power of exploring my ethnic-racial identity in the place where my ancestors lived and the most important lesson I learned on my journey: It really is possible to heal through heritage.
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But even if you do, it still seems to me that given America's history, that would lead you toward more radical solutions for bridging racial divides, not toward getting rid of affirmative action and spreading the word that the problem is intrinsic differences in intellectual capability.
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She coordinates all aspects of her shows, from booking bands to spreading the word, and the result is often sweaty, jam-packed, and bathed in the kind of no-holds-barred earnestness reserved for those not yet legally considered by the government to be full human beings.
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Adan, who trained as a nurse and midwife in Britain in the 1950s after she underwent FGM as a young girl, set up the Edna Adan University Hospital in 2002 to take the lead on training women on healthcare and spreading the word, particularly on FGM.
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Interviews with black voters at Ms. Warren's rally in Rock Hill and elsewhere in South Carolina showed the steepness of the challenge she faces in spreading the word about her candidacy — but also the enthusiasm she generates among voters whom she has been able to reach.
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" The singer also posted the message and photo to his Instagram story in hopes of spreading the word, and added, "They were sitting up on stage when I let some of the audience up towards the end of the show and they were taken from my riser.
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The Dallas Art Fair is at the forefront of spreading the word in that regard, and these were a few of our favorite works on view: Few works on display were as viscerally arresting as Nina Chanel Abney's diptych of bold paintings confronting race and power in America.
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Spreading the word, starting in the late 1990s, that she was looking for Eastmania, she became a clearinghouse for information, bits of scores and audio, and in 2005 helped organize the first commercial release of his work, a gripping three-disc, three-hour set called "Unjust Malaise," on New World Records.
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Off screen, she takes advantage of her social platforms in the only ways she knows how — via calls to action for social issues that affect young people across the world and spreading the word on her favorite charities, to lighter moments, such as friendly reminders to just shake it off sometimes (literally).
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Bannon is spreading the word that he believes Roe is responsible for dirty tactics against Moore, and alleging that Roe worked with President Donald Trump's son-in-law and White House adviser Jared Kushner to mislead Trump about the state of the race in Alabama in and around Trump's endorsement of Strange.
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That message is, of course, one that is centered around transforming the fashion industry's use of the term "plus-size" to "curvy" (an idea she discussed heavily on the Today show) and spreading the word that a size zero shouldn't be the standard, nor the only size that's considered acceptable or beautiful.
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The life of A$AP Yams was filled with the sort of wisdom that had the ability to change lives, and when he passed on January 18 of 2015, many people turned to his Twitter account to search out their favorite Yams moments in the hopes of spreading the word of the New York tastemaker.
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But nearly 0003 years ago, when they appeared in "Medicine for Melancholy," the first film by the "Moonlight" director Barry Jenkins, characters like Micah and Jo' — young, black, financially overdrawn but rolling in polished pop culture references — were, if not exactly unicorns, a protected species, rare enough to be worthy of tapping the person next to you and spreading the word.
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