And this is true in many of our [...] underprivileged communities.
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In Buster's tumultuous, underprivileged environment, his imagination became his refuge.
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It focuses particularly on girls who come from underprivileged backgrounds.
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He promised the money would go to helping underprivileged children.
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Broadway Housing Communities, a Manhattan nonprofit, met this challenge with a daring resolution: Instead of creating programs to bring underprivileged children to an art museum, it would bring an art museum to underprivileged children.
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Another interviewer wrongly assumed Jenkins' brother was from an underprivileged environment.
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WITS, which is based in Harlem, prioritizes working in underprivileged neighborhoods.
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Many of the men I served with came from underprivileged backgrounds.
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This week he's raising money to deliver Christmas presents to underprivileged kids.
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"We weren't exactly underprivileged kids," one person close to the organization said.
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Its World Medical Mission sends doctors, equipment and supplies to underprivileged countries.
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Chan said the measures include subsidies for the underprivileged and business enterprises.
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"What do you know about the lives of the underprivileged?" she asked.
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Following graduation, I started two nonprofits to help underprivileged families and teens.
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That's exactly what propelled my Gretchen Carlson Leadership Initiative for underprivileged women.
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Salaam went on to run an organization dedicated to helping underprivileged kids.
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This week's tournament probably will not introduce the game to the underprivileged.
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These trucks are also emitting most of their noxious fumes near underprivileged neighborhoods.
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Celebrities and charities are opening their wallets to fund screenings for underprivileged kids.
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The organization works with underprivileged youth to prevent future drug and alcohol abuse.
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That would be a shame: it features a rare compassion for underprivileged Americans.
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Her plays and films promote dialogue on social issues that affect underprivileged groups.
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The young, the elderly, and the underprivileged were disproportionately affected by the crisis.
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Many of our students come from underprivileged backgrounds, often without any support network.
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CC's charity -- PitCCh In -- focuses on helping underprivileged kids in inner city communities.
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And only a small fraction of those are from underprivileged background, Amazon says.
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Increased education and social awareness brought change and more resources for underprivileged residents.
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It's the same Manichaeism: oppressor versus oppressed, privileged versus underprivileged, hegemon versus victim.
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Western Sydney is traditionally associated with the underprivileged and high rates of crime.
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A USC spokesperson said that money will be funneled into scholarships for underprivileged students.
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Temporary arenas will be taken apart and reassembled as public facilities in underprivileged areas.
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And anyone can, with proper rhetorical flourish, play the role of the implicitly underprivileged.
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Bill Cassidy is a doctor who worked in a nonprofit hospital serving the underprivileged.
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The underprivileged and the youth are getting pushed out of a town they love.
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Ms. Chopra emphasized her support for Holberton's mission to educate people from underprivileged backgrounds.
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For the underprivileged, though, some educational brands are perceived strongly enough to open doors.
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While I earned my degree, I founded programs to teach underprivileged kids to code.
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The bail industry that profits off the underprivileged is stopping reform across the country.
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The institute was building high schools, educating the underprivileged, creating cultural dialogue across continents.
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The game's creepiest quest has you investigate an "early retirement" program for underprivileged citizens.
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Do you know an underprivileged child who would be a great fit for this camp?
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He founded the Singhal Foundation, which aims to provide education to underprivileged children in India.
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They are only in the headlines for winning world titles or for helping underprivileged children.
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He'll alleviate poverty, help conquer disease, give opportunity to the underprivileged, make markets function better.
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Her mother had enrolled her in a program where Santa distributed gifts to underprivileged children.
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Eventually, she decided to make children's clothes and employ only underprivileged women for the business.
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The brand donates menstrual products to women in need, including the homeless and underprivileged communities.
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Through shared decision-making and co-ownership, housing co-operatives empower disadvantaged and underprivileged groups.
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"We provide a service that no one else provides to the underprivileged," Al-Dawla explained.
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He has previously proposed raising pensions and creating a system of paid apprenticeships for underprivileged youth.
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She particularly highlighted legislation that helps underprivileged pregnant women and that makes the adoption process easier.
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The event raised more than $10,000 for the D Wright Way Foundation which helps underprivileged youth.
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This is not an issue exclusively for those from an underprivileged background or unique New Zealanders.
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Thursday, raising more than $1 million for underprivileged youth in Washington, D.C., according to Roll Call.
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A: I have a long-standing dream of opening a school of excellence for underprivileged kids.
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Over the course of her career, Oprah has vigorously supported education initiatives to benefit underprivileged groups.
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The Playing For Change Foundation provides music and arts education for underprivileged children around the world.
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Among the many buildings destroyed on Lombok were two homes that housed around 80 underprivileged children.
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His Player Foundation and the Gary Player Invitational raise money for underprivileged children around the world.
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Rather, the French brand is being accused of cultural appropriation, exploitation of the underprivileged and ignorance.
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We came from underprivileged, broken homes, but he didn't care about nothing else but his kids.
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Moreover, championing the interests of the underprivileged on a global scale seems an almost impossible task.
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"This technology is going to eliminate distance between doctors and patients in underprivileged areas," Patel says.
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For young women in marginalized communities or with underprivileged backgrounds, working hard is only half the battle.
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"This will give underprivileged families the financial support required when faced with illnesses requiring hospitalization," Nadda said.
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Would some of those underprivileged include the 20 million people about to get booted off health insurance?
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They're instilling order in these rebellious, horrible planets, where the underprivileged or the unfortunate are are forgotten.
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Pattinson also has continued his involvement with the GO Campaign, which helps give opportunities to underprivileged children.
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The projects are seemingly endless, from helping underprivileged kids from neighboring schools to spay and neuter clinics.
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"She was 14 and decided to teach one day a week at an underprivileged school," Rust remembers.
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It made me think: How could we apply technology to further improve the lives of the underprivileged?
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It argued that good preschools can help kids coming from underprivileged backgrounds break the cycle of poverty.
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This small school in Kentucky has a singular mission: to attract underprivileged students committed to working hard.
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Mr. James said he believed Mr. Weah would fight for the underprivileged because he understands their struggle.
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It also allowed Edgewater to participate in the New York Cares Winter Wishes program for the underprivileged.
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On Wednesday, O'Neal visited Wesley Lakes Elementary School in Atlanta to deliver holiday gifts to underprivileged children.
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The situation of the refugees, and the underprivileged in general, has been worsening everywhere for a generation.
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Reality TV stars were filmed endorsing a fake charity that taught underprivileged African children how to ski.
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Price: $15-$25 These bracelets are handmade by artisans in Cambodia who are underprivileged or live with disabilities.
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He thanked his wife, who was in the audience, for convincing him to teach underprivileged youth after school.
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"I'm going to say that I've been inspired how you're helping underprivileged kids get into college," he added.
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Many of the girls come from underprivileged backgrounds and have never before been exposed to team sports, period.
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The university would get a huge special dividend with which to pay for more scholarships for underprivileged applicants.
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"I'm going to say that I've been inspired how you're helping underprivileged kids get into college," he said.
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The Raffles Rumble was supporting Big Change, a charity dedicated to helping improve the lives of underprivileged children.
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Pose is a family drama that imagines the underprivileged and underloved of a whole city as its family.
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Both artists use loud and vivid colors to chronicle the lives of the most underprivileged communities in Zimbabwe.
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The Milton Hershey School was founded in 1909 for underprivileged children by the company's founder and his wife.
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The measures include subsidies for the underprivileged and business enterprises, as well as somewhat higher salary tax rebates.
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Cam Newton is hosting 800 underprivileged kids (and their families!) for a massive Turkey Day extravaganza in Charlotte.
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The goal was to create and share powerful images that can inspire, while raising money for underprivileged girls.
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Plus, student debt continued to be an issue, which made [underprivileged] students particularly ill-prepared for the workforce.
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Scholarships for underprivileged students are being unconscionably delayed, leading many to skip meals or drop out of college.
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The thrust was on farmers, senior citizens and the underprivileged through various schemes and increased allocation of money.
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Together, Hawkins and Salaam planned events, camps, clinics and appearances, and they devised programs to benefit underprivileged children.
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The event raises money to send children from underprivileged areas to swimming lessons and classes about water safety.
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With the help of local volunteers, Sanya was able to put together approximately 500 bags for underprivileged children.
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Justin and Hailey Bieber hosted a really great charity event Friday night, benefiting the arts and underprivileged kids.
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The secretive company creates "X-Treme Virtual Reality," which lets rich users experience the lives of underprivileged people.
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Their involvement can save the parents of young players, often from underprivileged backgrounds, hundreds of dollars a year.
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In Jordan, underprivileged girls she met were amazed by her audacity at undertaking the journey at her age.
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Underprivileged women in many developing countries may be even more vulnerable to the costs of a damaged reputation.
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And check this out ... proceeds from the sale will benefit the Lakers Youth Foundation -- which helps underprivileged kids.
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Meanwhile, Ciara was M.I.A. -- probably returning from her trip to Africa where she was visiting underprivileged school children.
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Flea is also the cofounder of the Silverlake Conservatory of Music, a nonprofit music education organization for underprivileged children.
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It followed a more sizeable HK$211.3 billion ($25 billion) package in August to support the underprivileged and businesses.
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It gels in Ms Oksanen's clear-eyed concern with the injustice that drives underprivileged women to surrender body-parts.
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"This important charity teaches underprivileged African children to learn how to ski," the stars read out to the camera.
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Abortion clinics are closing, Planned Parenthood is in trouble and there aren't a lot of options for underprivileged folks.
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"Our subsidy policy is to be corrected, but underprivileged sections will not be victims of this revision," Ouyahia said.
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He doesn't want the poor underprivileged fingerswearing rags and smelling like an armpit, eating a crumb off a symphony.
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His father, who spent Sundays volunteering for the homeless, "was always interested in supporting underprivileged youth," Mr. Dorfman said.
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While the phenomenon affects the whole of Marseille, the more underprivileged, northern neighborhoods, the "Quartiers Nords," suffer the most.
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She later backed away from Terravera to focus on her volunteer work tutoring underprivileged students in East Palo Alto.
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The underprivileged are depicted as mere playthings of the forces of poverty and racism, "perennial victims," incapable of agency.
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It also includes proposals to overhaul Medicare, Medicaid and other costly social programs that help the poor and underprivileged.
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When she was a girl, Charo was a student at Andres Segovia's school for underprivileged children, where she studied guitar.
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On the other, rapid manufacturing techniques are making it possible to bring sophisticated designs to the underprivileged and geographically isolated.
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It gives out scholarships to students who embody Lee's passion for learning and provides martial arts training to underprivileged youth.
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Any underprivileged villager between the age of 18 to 40 will be eligible to get the training at no charge.
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One of its newest programs, BridgeUP: STEM, teaches youth from underprivileged schools how to code in the context of science.
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Harding, who is invited with her husband to tell the Crawleys about her endeavor to help underprivileged women find work.
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After weeks of protests, the government on Thursday unveiled plans to support a weakening economy, including subsidies for the underprivileged.
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Without Hershey's controlling shareholder, a charitable trust that supports a school for underprivileged children, Hershey would have long ago sold.
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"You're from a privileged background or a completely underprivileged one, you understand street art," Mr. Niel said in an interview.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Underprivileged children in an ancient neighborhood in Cairo are getting the chance to trapeze into a brighter future.
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She is also the vice executive director of Green Generations, a nonprofit organization that serves underprivileged children throughout New York.
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He doesn't want the poor underprivileged fingers wearing rags and smelling like an armpit, eating a crumb off a symphony.
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These range from college presidents who prioritize admitting deserving, underprivileged students to OpenSecrets, which provides greater transparency into campaign contributions.
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Going cashless puts the underprivileged, be they undocumented immigrants, low-income, or the elderly, at even more of a disadvantage.
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Taking a stand for things that affect the underprivileged, as a league and women of privilege, is how change happens.
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To the Editor: I readily accept that the pain of the underprivileged is real and that elites can be condescending.
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Mr. Lopez started the gym a few years ago to give underprivileged Stockton youth a place to channel their energy.
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Before joining U.S. Trust in 2013, VanderBrug helped to start an impact enterprise focused on career development for underprivileged youth.
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Frustrated by the homogeneity of stories she read in class, Marley collected books featuring black girls to benefit underprivileged students.
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She enjoys designing handbags and also makes time for volunteer work, painting murals in underprivileged villages and rescuing feral cats.
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In response, local writers began to take up what they saw as the growing marginalization of farmers and underprivileged classes.
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Many trans youth, especially the underprivileged, lack "the social, cultural, and/or class capital to reclaim these milestones," he said.
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The project helps prevent minor health issues, like dry skin, turn into a serious health problem for underprivileged families in need.
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Vikas Pota is chief executive of the Varkey Foundation, a non-profit organisation that aims improve education standards for underprivileged children.
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Functioning as instruction and aesthetic, leftist political artwork links struggles of underprivileged communities with the structures keeping them in their place.
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The Lodge family is a much-needed departure from the underprivileged, sleazy Latino drug-dealers we're used to seeing in entertainment.
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These things don't only happen to people in underprivileged communities, but they do occur there with more frequency and greater consequence.
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Ryan Atwood is an award-winning architect who spends his free time mentoring underprivileged youths and is still somehow preternaturally ripped.
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Now, Steve says POTUS has been a man of his word, as far as their discussions about housing for the underprivileged.
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In February 2017, the Department of Justice changed its longstanding position that lawmakers have purposefully discriminated against minorities and underprivileged individuals.
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Mr. Smith later bought it, and now uses it to host underprivileged schoolchildren and musicians including Maceo Parker and Angie Stone.
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"I fear that this shift will disproportionately impact the underprivileged and minorities in our communities and perpetuate mass incarceration," he wrote.
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This might help explain Kim's fondness for helping the underprivileged, as well her guilt over booting a man from his house.
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But the coronavirus pandemic is shutting down schools and underprivileged families are scrambling to find ways to feed their hungry children.
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Or could redevelopment and gentrification be so successful that it pushes out the same underprivileged residents who so desperately need it?
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Once seen as a style of music made by and for the underprivileged, rap now has broad, mainstream appeal in France.
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T.M. Landry, a school in small-town Louisiana, has garnered national attention for vaulting its underprivileged black students to elite colleges.
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Her involvement was somewhat unusual, as many in her social circle directed their philanthropic efforts to the arts, not the underprivileged.
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"Equally sacred, however, are the lives of the poor, those already born, the destitute, the abandoned and the underprivileged..." he adds.
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In 22015, fending off accusations of corruption, he told the South African journalist Debora Patta that he identified with the underprivileged.
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Natural disasters are catastrophic wherever they hit, but for developing countries and underprivileged areas, the impact can be far more crippling.
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Following World War II, American society envisaged social promotion via a meritocratic system that would benefit underprivileged classes through public education.
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In recent years, the club has invested in community outreach, like teaching golf to underprivileged students and training talented young golfers.
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Now, more and more people accept that, as a Taiwanese, it's right to stand up for the underprivileged and the marginalized.
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He was appointed to the Order of Canada in 1992 in recognition of his charity work for underprivileged children and youth.
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So when you bring our sponsors the people from the municipality just to volunteer their to serve those in the underprivileged people.
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Former Miss New York USA Jaclyn, 38, is focused on CHARM, her nonprofit charity that provides education and support to underprivileged children.
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"He wants to start a charity that will help underprivileged kids, kids of people who are or have been incarcerated," Ashman explains.
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However, Abby says Spencer can make amends IF she cuts a fat check to help boys and underprivileged children get dance lessons.
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The former Miss New York USA, 37, is focused on CHARM, her nonprofit charity that provides education and support to underprivileged children.
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Former Miss New York USA Jaclyn, 37, is focused on CHARM, her nonprofit charity that provides education and support to underprivileged children.
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Last year, she launched the Happy Hippie Foundation to raise awareness and funds for LGBTQ youth, homeless youth, and other underprivileged populations.
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This might include caring for younger siblings or family elders, or working for Habitat for Humanity, or tutoring and mentoring underprivileged kids.
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More recently, they announced they would open a private school for underprivileged children in East Palo Alto, California, that Chan would head.
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It is harder to build broad support for programmes which, by design, are aimed at a small underprivileged part of the citizenry.
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"It is uncontroverted that PPKM and PPSLR serve hundreds of underprivileged women in the State of Kansas," Robinson said in the order.
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Navratilova came out as bisexual in 1981 and has been an activist for gay rights, along with animal rights and underprivileged children.
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Some promising tech solutions include the kind of text-messaging services that young mothers in underprivileged situations have already begun to use.
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Nya's son, Omari (Namir Smallwood), attends a boarding school upstate, where he is romantically involved with another "underprivileged" student, Jasmine (Heather Velazquez).
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Hunter claimed much of that money had been given to charity, including Smiles for Life, which helps underprivileged children receive dental care.
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Opinion Circumstances of birth may be a lottery, but we all have a responsibility to level the playing field for the underprivileged.
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The organization has prepared hampers, packed with food, to be handed out to some of the most underprivileged children at the school.
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Mr. Cave said the most meaningful part of his work in recent years has been collaborating with underprivileged children on "Soundsuit" performances.
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The Style Series: Jennifer Aniston and Selena Gomez both partnered with this luxury retailer that helps underprivileged girls all around the world
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On the state level, there's an amendment on the ballot in West Virginia that would essentially eliminate abortion access for underprivileged women.
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The campaign group Sri Lanka Twins said it had organized the event to raise the profile of underprivileged twins, triplets and quadruplets.
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This is an outrage, and yet another sign of the Trump Administration's contempt for the reproductive rights of women – especially the underprivileged.
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Underprivileged students are studying, rehearsing, dancing, painting and having lunch with middle-class or wealthy ones; each group learns from the other.
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The nonprofit was started by two former debt collection executives, and they focus on underprivileged families and families with disproportionately huge debts.
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At the firm, Mr. Miller, who begins work there on Monday, will focus on technology that serves the needs of underprivileged Americans.
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Pierce, 32, is the CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters Lone Star, which has served more than 6,000 underprivileged children in Texas.
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"I'm a young gay man who had the misfortune of attending an underprivileged public school," the audience member, only known as Gordon, said.
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In 2008, De La Hoya donated $3.5 million to the De La Hoya Animo Charter High School to help underprivileged youth to education.
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Burke created the "Me Too" campaign more than a decade ago to help sexual assault victims in underprivileged communities in the United States.
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They are part of an organized and systematic campaign by nationalist forces that want to terrorize women, Muslims, Dalits and other underprivileged citizens.
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The Hershey trust was set up by the company's founder over a century ago to fund and run a school for underprivileged children.
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It came a day after their visit to charities that help vulnerable and underprivileged youth, many of whom live in the city's slums.
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Through Seven Bar Foundation, Eby will be offering micro-loans to underprivileged women across the globe to help start or grow a business.
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After Najib became prime minister, Rosmah focused on charity work, providing aid to underprivileged children, women's support groups and health and sports advocacy.
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Without regulation, situations could arise in which underprivileged or disenfranchised individuals and groups have less access to speak up or contact others online.
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Moreover, a society built around personal car ownership has resulted in inadequate or unaffordable transportation solutions for the aging, disabled, unhealthy and underprivileged.
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This summer, they were planning to take a group of the school's students to Mexico to build a home for an underprivileged family.
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For example, does a company dump toxic waste into local streams and rivers or finance scholarships for underprivileged students and treat sick puppies?
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A $5 share from the sale of each item goes to provide meals for underprivileged children in Ms. Page-Green's native South Africa.
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We have a graduation problem in the U.S. Too many young people, in particular the underprivileged, are failing to get high-school degrees.
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Chick-fil-A had previously worked with the groups to fund specific programs — such as summer camps — that work directly with underprivileged children.
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Equality requires that we give the same freedom to underprivileged children as we give to privileged children—to be raised by crappy parents.
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She continued to support underprivileged youth in DC and LA, and was a member of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom.
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Josh Miller, who joined the White House in 2015, will focus on technologies that help underprivileged Americans, according to the New York Times.
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Cubii also partners with nonprofits to fundraise for worthy causes and recently raised over $5,000 for Cradles to Crayons, which helps underprivileged children.
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All of a sudden, it seemed, the Social Democrats rediscovered their empathy for the underprivileged — as long as they had come from abroad.
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Together, these interviews expose the discrimination and injustice behind the school-to-prison pipeline, which pushes underprivileged youths from the classroom into incarceration.
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For Kanter, that visceral link to others' suffering has prompted him to devote time and money to organizations helping undernourished and underprivileged communities.
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Doyle turned his attention to charity later in life, McCafferty said, and shared his passion for the ocean with underprivileged and handicapped children.
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UltraFico might help people of average means with short credit histories, but it's questionable if the score will change circumstances for the underprivileged.
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A plot about underprivileged girls in India runs the risk of sounding morally self-important or, worse, voyeuristic, particularly when written in English.
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Asked about the toll of gentrification on underprivileged residents, iStar's chairman, Jay Sugarman, said the company was creating opportunities where few previously existed.
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"In terms of public spending, the government has prioritized running expenses over any investment meant to benefit the underprivileged," Pharel told VICE News.
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Many Americans are also accustomed, whether consciously or unconsciously, to tuning out the environmental justice battles roiling communities of color and the underprivileged.
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Underprivileged people who feel trapped in their class may eventually take to the streets to protest how the system is rigged against them.
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We grow up understanding that life is hard, and it's going to be difficult for me to make it out [of underprivileged environments].
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"They are the essence of the program," said Billie Jean King, a champion of underprivileged tennis players, not to mention 12 major tournaments.
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FreeWalk is modifying bikes to make them suitable for underprivileged students who walk to school in Myanmar FreeWalk is modifying bikes to make them suitable for underprivileged students who walk to school in Myanmar Than described those prices as "a rare once in a lifetime opportunity" to make a positive impact, but there's still a significant cost attached to the project.
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A GoFundMe page has been organized by Brooke for the Dallas McCarver Foundation, her late boyfriend's nonprofit organization that raises money for underprivileged children.
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My only focus is finding a personal path forward where I can continue in my charitable endeavors — helping the underprivileged and those in need.
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A law that undermines educational opportunities for the privileged and the underprivileged at once could prove far more incendiary than a little foreign influence.
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My only focus is finding a personal path forward where I can continue in my charitable endeavors – helping the underprivileged and those in need.
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The organization has already raised millions for a legal defense fund which will empower financially underprivileged women to take on their abusers in court.
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The Perry J. Cohen Foundation has served more than 1,000 underprivileged children via boating safety courses, sailing school and an environmental studies summer camp.
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The proceeds of the gig #Guetta4Good, part of the ongoing Sunburn Music Festival, were to go to a charity that works with underprivileged children.
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Instead, President Trump is criticizing a program that helps underprivileged individuals around the globe create better lives for themselves, their families, and their communities.
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And we're explaining a CNN Hero's efforts to help underprivileged young people get the gear they need for the sports they want to play.
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He is also a member of the board of Band Seed, a New York-based charity that provides access to music to underprivileged children.
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We are proud that we do more than any other country to help the needy, the struggling, and the underprivileged all over the world.
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Now, they help you carry your essentials in sleek leather, canvas, and nylon styles while supporting underprivileged kids and raising conversations around social issues.
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Finally, the hotel was razed and replaced with a complex of schools for underprivileged children, many of them Latino immigrants, named for Mr. Kennedy.
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He had strong community presence in Montreal and Nashville; his "Blueline Buddies" program in Nashville was honored for bringing together police and underprivileged youth.
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Her client, she said, "is a role model to the young people in this country" and works to help underprivileged youth with financial literacy.
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He said he would strive for better education for the underprivileged Roma minority, and wanted the Roma, Hungarian and Ruthenian minorities to feel equal.
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She is currently taking time out from teaching to visit schools and educators across the U.S. to share her experiences of educating underprivileged students.
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Remembering that and thinking about how many underprivileged kids must be experiencing this on a daily basis is why Carlos's story brought me to tears.
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To encourage more seniors to retire in mainland China, the Hong Kong government grants social security assistance to underprivileged elderly in Guangdong and Fujian provinces.
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Ten percent of all sales will be donated to Seven Bar Foundation, a nonprofit that helps underprivileged female entrepreneurs grow or launch their own companies.
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It has also raised millions of dollars for a legal defense fund so that financially underprivileged women can fight back in court against sexual harassment.
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According to Deadline, Color of Change is raising money to send underprivileged youth to screenings of Ava DuVernay's new adaptation of A Wrinkle In Time.
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He was brought up in an underprivileged part of south London: 97% of pupils at his first school didn't speak English as a first language.
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America loves an underdog — except if that underdog is a woman from an underprivileged background who refuses to conform to the playbook provided for her.
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The one-time care worker has teamed up with close pal Jamie Thomson to provide free soccer camps for underprivileged children during the summer months.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Tony Weeresinghe says he wants to help educate underprivileged children, and he plans to do it one stock trade at a time.
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The trust which controls Hershey was set up by the company's founder over a century ago to fund and run a school for underprivileged children.
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Widodo's campaign team director, Usman Kansong, said the scheme provide funds for a fixed time to enable training for "underprivileged" high school and university graduates.
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Michelle Obama took a break from promoting her own memoir Becoming and surprised a group of underprivileged children in Los Angeles' Skid Row on Thursday.
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The president is expected to use the center as a platform to work on issues such as criminal justice reform and education for underprivileged children.
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Unfortunately, some people fear the climate books will be balanced on the backs of the underprivileged — this is driving the "yellow vest" protests in France.
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Hardly. A large slice of the population still sees her as a champion of the underprivileged — and a strong potential contender for president in 2019.
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Kenyan Drake's doing his best Martha Stewart impression Sunday ... throwing a Thanksgiving bash for underprivileged kids -- and it's all going down at the Dolphins' stadium!!
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The orchestra was founded in 1975 as the premiere ensemble of El Sistema, a nationwide orchestra training program that reaches music students in underprivileged areas.
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The private school in Louisiana, once celebrated for helping underprivileged and minority students attend elite colleges, is now under federal investigation over its college applications.
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The two districts included in the expansion were chosen in part because they cover some of the city's most underprivileged neighborhoods, according to her office.
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Coelho and Bryant were in the process of working on a draft of a book to inspire underprivileged children to over overcome adversity through sports.
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The facility will serve underprivileged residents who may not have access to health insurance and will provide them with physical, dental and behavioral health services.
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The $10,000 passes to the festival had paid for dozens of underprivileged youths – who comprised most of the racial diversity there – to travel to Aspen.
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"Notes" is a part of Ms. Smith's "Pipeline Project," an investigation of what feels like a direct route between school and jail for underprivileged students.
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As talented yet underprivileged young men, the Cortorreals are just the kind of the students the Bridge Golf Foundation was made for, Mr. Evans said.
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The play's title refers to the "school-to-prison pipeline," wherein underprivileged students are channeled directly from the public education system into American penal institutions.
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That often forces underprivileged students with high academic aspirations to choose between taking on expensive student loans and starting their university education through community colleges.
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President Obama is expected to use the center as a platform to work on issues such as criminal justice reform and education for underprivileged children.
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The couple hit up the Greater Friendship Baptist Church in Cleveland to hand out turkey dinners to underprivileged people ... along with Tristan's teammate, J.R. Smith.
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The rich and poor, the privileged and underprivileged, are all so sure that they are right about everything that we all feel it is our manifest destiny to go even to the farthest corners of the earth to teach the benighted souls of underprivileged lands (everywhere else!) all about what it means to live in the land of the free and the home of the brave.
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"Developing innovation-related skills will be important for the underprivileged and those displaced by economic restructuring and can help reduce gender wage gaps," the report added.
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Created by Hershey Co founder Milton Hershey and his wife Catherine over a century ago, the trust runs a school for underprivileged children in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
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That's because, along with an education, she has provided goods to underprivileged teenagers ever since she discovered more than 100 students on her campus were homeless.
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France is launching the world's largest startup campus in a converted railway depot in Paris, and it's keeping the door open for those from underprivileged backgrounds.
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They don't care about the long-term effects of bad government policies on underprivileged communities, so long as politicians can say they developed a new program.
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The classes, funded through Amazon's Future Engineer program, aim to teach computer-science skills to more than 100,000 underprivileged kids in 2,2003 low-income high schools.
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The not-for-profit organization -- founded by Dubai-based education entrepreneur Sunny Varkey -- aims to "improve the standards of education for underprivileged children throughout the world."
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Girl Effect's program focuses on building mobile online communities for underprivileged teenage girls in remote locations, giving them access to new ideas and innovative education tools.
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The show benefited the Asahd Khaled Initiative, a charity named for DJ Khaled's 143-month-old son dedicated to helping inner-city youth and underprivileged individuals.
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My only focus is finding a personal path forward—a path where I can continue in my charitable endeavors—helping the underprivileged and those in need.
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Lawyers for the clinic countered that for many women, especially underprivileged women or women of a lower socio-economic standing, 200 miles is much too far.
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My only focus is finding a personal path forward — a path where I can continue in my charitable endeavors — helping the underprivileged and those in need.
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At Berkeley, Ms. Jain participated in a student-run business that screen-printed T-shirts and used the proceeds to support underprivileged entrepreneurs around the world.
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In November, he saw a flier for Per Scholas, a nonprofit that offers free technology education, job training and career development to people in underprivileged neighborhoods.
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In 1947, a group of Marine Reservists lead by Major Bill Hendricks collected around 5,000 toys and handed them out to underprivileged children in Los Angeles.
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There was also still an active political left wing, so at least there was some representation for the underprivileged and the poor and the working people.
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Tidal and Sprint will work through the 1Million Project to provide underprivileged high school students with free mobile devices and internet access to improve their studies.
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The most underprivileged Americans, we argue, live shorter and less healthy lives because of a host of social factors, like poverty, that we simply can't control.
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By 2018, he had also co-founded a science- and tech-focused center for underprivileged youth in the neighborhood; a WeWork-style coworking space was attached.
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The group is a non-profit dedicated to helping underprivileged men and women get business-style clothing so they have a better shot to get jobs.
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Nearly 30 years ago, a very talented young man made it from a very underprivileged background all the way to college, but then he didn't finish.
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The school plans to use any money received in connection with the alleged scheme to fund scholarships for underprivileged students, interim president Austin said last week.
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A leader of the Bridge Golf Foundation hopes it will be a "model for progressive gentrification" through its work with underprivileged and mostly black adolescent boys.
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The arrival of Jane (Shailene Woodley), the single mom trying to make ends meet, resonated with a history of stories about the underprivileged, picked-upon outsider.
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According to ARTNews, Gund is said to believe that art "is a right, not a privilege," which she exemplifies by helping underprivileged children receive art education.
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The Carolina Panthers superstar is one-upping his own holiday tradition this year ... buying a bunch of turkey dinners for 1,200 underprivileged children AND their families!!
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Then here are the nine institutions that cost absolutely nothing: This small school in Kentucky has a singular mission: to attract underprivileged students committed to working hard.
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I continue to take advantage of Public Student Loan Forgiveness programs, but will not see any loan paid off until I complete ten years serving underprivileged populations.
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Mika helped start and is the head of a DC chapter of a national nonprofit, Sports Business and Leadership Association, that takes underprivileged youths to sporting events.
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It serves as another cog in these cycles of violence and poverty, offering a front-row seat into the struggles of an underprivileged neighborhood in modern America.
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A restaurant in Delhi is facing a government investigation for allegedly refusing to serve food to a group of underprivileged children and asking them to leave instead.
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People sometimes use them to poke at the current leadership—Mao symbolises an era that was, as some Chinese remember it, a better one for the underprivileged.
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ICICI Bank said it will provide a month-long vocational training to nearly 10,000 underprivileged villagers, especially women to make them capable of making a good living.
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Billy Dee faced heavy criticism when he first signed on to promote Colt 45 back in the 80s ... due to concerns about marketing booze in underprivileged neighborhoods.
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By 2018, Dell hopes to supply nearly 4,000 girls from underprivileged communities with laptops and tablets, according to Trisa Thompson, the company's vice president for corporate responsibility.
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At the very least, expanding the range of options available to underprivileged parents and their children, minorities in particular, compares quite favorably to the broken status quo.
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Then here are nine institutions that don't charge for tuition: This small school in Kentucky has a singular mission: to attract underprivileged students committed to working hard.
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Fed up with New York's public education system, Haff opened Still Waters in a Storm with the hopes of creating a sanctuary for his community's underprivileged youth.
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The charitable trust votes Hershey shares on behalf of the Milton Hershey School for underprivileged children, which was started in 1909 and named for the company's founder.
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The self-made millionaire founded the "I Have a Dream Foundation, " which helps to send underprivileged children to college, and was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
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" Jonathan B. Segal, writing in The New York Times Book Review, said it showed "how an underprivileged black man was victimized by a fat-cat, unfeeling Establishment.
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Latinx art, as opposed to Latin American art, remains an underprivileged field, marked with class and economic associations that keep it out of elitist collections and museums.
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Stacey Abrams, Georgia's Democratic candidate for governor, wants to expand access to Hope as well as add a need-based funding component to further help underprivileged students.
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Ugwu was the one who introduced them to computers and coding through her Edufun Technik organization, which teaches STEM to underprivileged children in Anambra State, southeastern Nigeria.
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His charity, aptly named the Tony Hawk Foundation, has built more than 900 skateparks across the United States but predominantly in underprivileged communities, he told Business Insider.
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He'd told us he wanted to go to an area known as the "no go zone" to spend time with underprivileged fans -- and he's true to word.
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For the second year in a row, the organization is giving away a holiday shopping spree at Target this December to 100 underprivileged kids in New Jersey.
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By the time Jamie's Italian was set up, he already had an established following from his TV shows, cookbooks and flagship restaurant that hires underprivileged teenagers, Fifteen.
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Since then, the 26-year-old has used her platform to create a campaign called "We are One," which unites underprivileged children through arts, music, and sports.
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Phuti Mahanyele, a former chief executive at Shanduka, recalled that Ramaphosa required staff to contribute to charitable projects aimed at improving access to education for the underprivileged.
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First, let me tell you I enjoyed reading the company blog post about your initiative to donate tablets to underprivileged children at Acme Elementary School this past October.
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The liberal political agenda is one of ensuring equal access to opportunity, protecting the underprivileged, and pursuing peaceful, government-provided solutions to a wide range of social issues.
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When discussing diversity, people often bring up the idea of a pipeline, where the focus is on bringing in as many qualified, underrepresented, or underprivileged candidates as possible.
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The company has been working with underprivileged schools (114 so far) and students to provide hardware, software and assistance in their efforts to integrate coding into the curriculum.
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We are proud that we do more than any other country anywhere in the world to help the needy, the struggling, and the underprivileged all over the world.
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In 2013, through a partnership with MPAC, a faith-related organization, both doctors worked together to provide free spinal surgeries to underprivileged Nigerians in Kwara, north-central Nigeria.
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KAMS was started in honor of Karim's late cousin, Kamran, who died in a fatal motorcycle accident at 22, and it empowers underprivileged youth through sports and mentoring.
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Trump's budget includes politically volatile proposals for overhauling Medicare, Medicaid and other costly social programs that form the American social safety net that helps the poor and underprivileged.
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Patel was speaking at the Chivas Icon awards ceremony in Dubai, where he was honored for his #Lionheart campaign, which works with underprivileged children in India and elsewhere.
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The growing ranks of the underprivileged—single mothers, young irregular workers, the elderly and children living in poverty—are not yet large or vocal enough to demand change.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Sunday called on world leaders to work in favor of nuclear disarmament to protect human rights, particularly those of weaker and underprivileged people.
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"This relevant health issue affects underprivileged populations in a disproportionate manner," study co-author Nadia Escobar Salinas of the Ministry of Health in Santiago, Chile, told Reuters Health.
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After retiring, Robinson was a commentator on ESPN; founded the K-Rob Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to financially supporting underprivileged young athletes; and became a motivational speaker.
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British newspapers reported that she had raised about £30,000 (more than $38,000) for Hilary's Dream Trust, a charity dedicated to providing sailing opportunities to disabled and underprivileged people.
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White people might not condone racism, but their blindness to privilege leads them to believe that racism may not be as bad as the underprivileged make it seem.
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Authorities also plan to give low-income residents of public housing a month of free rent, as well as provide a one-off allowance to 200,000 underprivileged households.
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Whether her passion is sports, sewing or working with underprivileged kids, there's no reason that interest can't be the basis for teaching the fundamentals of business and STEM.
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Earlier this year he called on fellow entrepreneurs to do more to invest in schools for China's underprivileged children to help ensure they can benefit from similar opportunities.
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After all, these successful athletes and entertainers are not only permanent members of historically underprivileged groups, they're ostensibly the only ones with the capacity to demand social change.
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Mr. Miller has previously invested in start-ups that aim to serve the underprivileged, including in Josephine, a community meal marketplace that largely serves women, minorities and immigrants.
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The court order highlights the risks faced by India's underprivileged lower castes and indigenous groups as the country of 1.3 billion people pursues higher economic growth and development.
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Attaf volunteers with children at a hospital in Curacao and has worked to donate backpacks stocked with educational materials as well as free reading classes to underprivileged children.
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"It's a typical case where the underprivileged are paying heavily for the financial misdeeds of the privileged class," said Ashis Nandy, a renowned Indian political psychologist and sociologist.
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From the hubs, those underprivileged kids who show promise are given scholarships to schools that have all the tools they need to be the best they can be.
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And it's clear that in general, long prison sentences — whether the result of judicial discretion or legislatively mandated minimum sentencing — end up disproportionately hurting the poor and underprivileged.
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We are proud that we do more than any other country, anywhere in the world, to help the needy, the struggling, and the underprivileged, all over the world.
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I first started braving the Black Friday crowds in high school, when my mother and I would head to our local mall to buy Christmas presents for underprivileged families.
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Virtual reality will dramatically transform movies and gaming, but some see an even loftier goal for the burgeoning technology: Providing the world's poor and underprivileged with a better life.
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" In addition, Hodge promised to "continue working hard through charitable endeavors aimed at providing educational opportunities to underprivileged students to begin to repair the harm my actions have caused.
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Wind River follows Hell Or High Water in spotlighting the fading culture of Native Americans living on underprivileged reservations, and the new film ups the ante on the theme.
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The Spanish nun, whose energy belies her 75 years, has dedicated her life to educating the poor and underprivileged in Spain, Argentina and Italy and is still going strong.
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And instead of shying away from the fact that technology is creating new challenges for the underprivileged, he said we need to address head on automation's impact on employment.
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" She added, "Having spent years teaching underprivileged children to acquire basic water safety techniques around aquatic environments, I can only say that simple ideas are often the most effective.
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His friend, Bibek Banskota, was an orthopedic surgeon whose father, also a doctor, had returned to Nepal from America many years ago to treat underprivileged children from remote villages.
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Even before these attacks, France was struggling with serious social divisions, particularly around the integration of residents — many of them Muslim — on underprivileged estates on the outskirts of cities.
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"In this day and age, even underprivileged people, most of them have iPhones and cars and can get where they need to go," Pitt said in his opening statement.
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In 1982, Howard Butt became the company's vice chairman and president of the H.E. Butt Family Foundation, which was founded by his mother as a philanthropy for underprivileged children.
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Winning an ABLA from CNBC "is a positive affirmation of my many hard-working colleagues who are trying to give the underprivileged a chance in life," he said backstage.
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If a first time offender from an underprivileged background was accused of three felonies and displayed no accountability for his actions other than drinking, what would his sentence be?
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In this film, sexism preys as it does in real life: weaved into everyday interactions in the workplace, lurking beneath "romantic" courtships, hiding in plain sight in underprivileged communities.
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"We want to ensure that every child, especially those from underprivileged communities, has an opportunity to study computer science," said Jeff Wilke, CEO Worldwide Consumer, Amazon, in a statement.
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A single daily pill containing low doses of common medications might provide a simple, inexpensive way to reduce risks for heart attacks and stroke in underprivileged communities, researchers say.
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Their proselytizing efforts, as well as the promise of education and career opportunities, enticed many Turks and Kurds among both the underprivileged and the elite to join the movement.
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Action steps: The school plans to use any money received in connection with the alleged scheme to fund scholarships for underprivileged students, USC's interim President Wanda M. Austin said.
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"There is a handful of people sitting at the head of the main banks controlling the destiny of underprivileged nations, the country as well as Vermont's economy," Sanders said.
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Well, Affirmative Action is a big deal for the Supreme Court, and they set the rules for how schools can consider young people, especially young people coming from underprivileged conditions.
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In 2010 Weinstein endowed the Tali and Boaz Weinstein Foundation, whose philanthropic initiatives focus on education, with particular attention to underprivileged children in New York City, poverty and Jewish causes.
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On most days, professor Sandeep Desai is a familiar sight on Mumbai's local trains, asking for donations from passengers in order to build schools for underprivileged children in rural India.
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"Someone like Michelle Obama really thrived in those environments on trips abroad, especially when talking to girls in underprivileged neighborhoods, as she did genuinely and effectively in London," says Brower.
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But in this case, the caste feeling aggrieved isn't one of the disadvantaged, but rather the relatively prosperous Jat community -- and it wants to be treated like those traditionally underprivileged.
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The initiative will also recruit chefs from underprivileged backgrounds who have graduated through the Gastromotiva culinary programme run by Hertz, and offer community workshops to encourage healthy and sustainable eating.
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RFK fought with passion and conviction for underprivileged blacks, exploited Hispanic workers, hard-hit white voters in Appalachia and young people whose dreams he offered the promise of coming true.
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I'm looking at her views on the Hope Scholarship"—a financial-assistance program for Georgia college students, including Evans, when she was younger—"and what she's doing for the underprivileged.
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This week, we are kicking off a $75 million investment in 10 cities around the world and advancing new policy solutions to prepare underprivileged youth for the future of work.
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And knowing the company and Kevin Plank, the C.E.O., and all the work they do in Baltimore and underprivileged communities, it seemed like there was something wrong with the story.
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Jones, called "JJ" by his students, now teaches a free boxing program twice a week aimed at giving underprivileged kids in the community a fighting chance to better their futures.
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The University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where I teach, is a federally designated "Hispanic-serving and Asian-Pacific-serving institution," meaning it gets government support to help underprivileged minority students.
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In 2010 Weinstein endowed the Tali and Boaz Weinstein Foundation, whose philanthropic initiatives focus on education, with particular attention to poverty, Jewish causes and underprivileged children in New York City.
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Akil Bello, a college admissions consultant who works with underprivileged students, said a weakness of the new study of Harvard's recruitment was that it drew inferences from purely statistical data.
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Trump, a longtime Yankee fan, noted Rivera's community work off the field as well, pointing out that he started a foundation to provide scholarships and school supplies for underprivileged children.
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The blaze also focused attention on living conditions for young Brazilian soccer players, many of whom come from underprivileged backgrounds and live in dormitories like Flamengo's across the vast country.
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Craigslist founder Craig Newmark committed himself to support the underprivileged of San Francisco when he arrived in the city 23 years ago, and now he's asking more companies to give back.
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In contrast, and despite their "anti-elite" pretensions, many cometicians "punch down", identifying with the majority by making fun of those at the bottom of the socioeconomic scale, often underprivileged minorities.
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On Saturday, Hollywood women got all dolled up for a night out at the Baby2Baby Gala, putting aside their sadness over the election results in the name of helping underprivileged families.
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The $12 billion trust, set up by Hershey founder Milton Hershey over a century ago to fund and run a school for underprivileged children, must approve any sale of the company.
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And the public universities that played such a valiant role in providing opportunities to underprivileged students are being forced to raise their prices, thanks to the continual squeeze on public funding.
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The program is designed to teach underprivileged New York City youth about how to lead healthy, active lifestyles while giving them a chance to try new restaurants in their local communities.
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Held in New York City, the Maestro Cares charity event, which raised funds for underprivileged kids in Latin America, certainly got a lot of press, though not for its philanthropic mission.
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The $20023 billion trust, set up by company founder Milton Hershey over a century ago to fund and run a school for underprivileged children, must approve any sale of the company.
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An August update to the Facebook page for that religious center features photos of the contractor helping to deliver bikes and school supplies to underprivileged and refugee children in the community.
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That's not normally a Hall of Famer, but this guy spends his weekends rescuing orphans from burning buildings, re-homing abandoned pets, and teaching underprivileged children how to use Microsoft Excel.
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In fact, Harvey went on his radio show and says his relationship with Cox was only supposed to be about helping underprivileged youth ... but things turned weird, so Harvey backed away.
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It's here that Swing Time acquires something close to a plot: Aimee, now in the vanity philanthropy stage of her career, wants to build a school for underprivileged girls in Africa.
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Giving character training to the underprivileged will not level America's increasingly Dickensian inequalities, of course, but Duckworth's ideas about the cultivation of tenacity have clearly changed some lives for the better.
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What we don't see are civil servants who help underprivileged students access funding for college, or those who enforce fair housing regulations so that financial institutions don't employ discriminatory lending practices.
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In an email, he outlined an idea for "Turtle Hat Societies," groups where men could get together to mentor young people, provide scholarships to the underprivileged, and do other good works.
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During the audience Q&A portion, Musk was asked how colleges and industries could make it easier for students to afford college, as well as create more access for underprivileged students.
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For every designer item purchased from Olivela, the company has promised to donate 20% of its proceeds to various charities around the world, each dedicated to sending underprivileged girls to school.
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A Times investigation found that a Louisiana school previously celebrated for getting underprivileged black students into top colleges falsified transcripts, invented student accomplishments and exploited the worst stereotypes of black America.
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Others, like Koretz, say that because the way our public education system is set up, it's just more likely that poorer and underprivileged kids won't have the resources to do well.
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The nonprofit astronomy group plans to distribute the glasses to underprivileged children in South America and Asia for the eclipse that will pass through those continents in 2019, the newspaper reported.
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Setad said it is independent, and its income goes toward "economic empowerment, building houses for the underprivileged, building schools and cultural centers" and other activities to help the disadvantaged in Iran.
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But trying to level the playing field in this manner is an exercise in futility; bringing a few lucky underprivileged people into our space does little to address the underlying hierarchy.
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The Sugarplum Sled's charitable drive was organized by Erica Hill and four other New York City moms to benefit homeless and underprivileged students in two Manhattan schools, PS 1883 and 2188.
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Ravi Batra, a lawyer recently retained by Mr. Castorina and Ms. Malliotakis, argued that the city's "compassion" toward the underprivileged came at the expense of the security of all New Yorkers.
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Most new labour unit members are from the most underprivileged households and harbour ill feelings about the system and its growing inequality, said Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director at Human Rights Watch.
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The idea that underprivileged young men and women are being preyed upon by a cabal of evil non-white people is deeply uncomfortable, and it's amazing the writers didn't see this problem.
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Phuti Mahanyele, a former chief executive at Shanduka, recalled that Ramaphosa was a passionate leader who required staff to contribute to charitable projects aimed at improving access to education for the underprivileged.
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A key reason for his return home was to provide greater support to his charities in Akron, where he has committed to donating $42 million to send 1,100 underprivileged children to college.
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After covering the day's lesson, the professor asked both sections to complete an optional survey for a non-profit organization that helps underprivileged kids in their community with their remaining classroom time.
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Huneeus responded, "Dude, dude, what do you think, I'm a moron?" before adding that he would tell the IRS that the donations he made were (ironically) to get underprivileged kids into college.
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He was involved in community activism, working to empower and employ underprivileged groups through real estate investments, science and tech learning centers for teens, and other efforts in inner-city Los Angeles.
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The 40-year-old leader played narrator of Sergei Prokofiev's symphonic fable when his mail office staff and underprivileged children attended an invitation-only performance at the Elysee Palace on Thursday night.
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Thomas also got involved in a Miami-area community effort called First Step, which sought to bridge the divide between law enforcement personnel and underprivileged neighborhoods in areas like Fort Pierce, Fla.
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Even if Chinese- and Indian-Americans have an unfair advantage in college admissions, lumping all Asians with them causes underprivileged Asian subgroups to not receive the attention and government services they need.
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A wealthy lawyer who ran a Park Avenue investment firm, Mr. Lorch began Riverside's sports programs in 1961 at the behest of its youth minister, Robert L. Polk, to help underprivileged children.
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They commented on truly ridiculous fabricated stories like the invention of time travel, leaving fridge doors open to combat climate change, and a charity that teaches underprivileged African children how to ski.
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"If a first time offender from an underprivileged background was accused of three felonies and displayed no accountability for his actions other than drinking, what would his sentence be?" she said. Sen.
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Most new labor unit members are from the most underprivileged households and harbor ill feelings about the system and its growing inequality, said Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director at Human Rights Watch.
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Rondae was at Steve Nash's charity soccer game in NYC on Wednesday (which benefits programs to help underprivileged kids) when he told us how he felt about the state of the Nets.
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The case highlights the plight of India's underprivileged lower castes and indigenous groups as the world's second most populated country - with 1.3 billion people - juggles with environmental protection, poverty reduction and economic growth.
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But for many underprivileged children in the Springfield, Massachusetts, area, owning their own bicycle was not a possibility until longtime auto mechanic Bob Charland stepped in to make many childhood dreams come true.
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"The event was originally booked with the understanding that it would be raising money to support a local charity benefiting underprivileged children," a spokesperson for the Trump Organization said in a statement Wednesday.
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For those who do fit the bill, here are the colleges that cost absolutely nothing: This small school in Berea, Kentucky has a singular mission: to attract underprivileged students committed to working hard.
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"Our government is reviewing the foundation's request," said an official at the South Korean unification ministry, adding that its position of allowing humanitarian assistance to reach the underprivileged in North Korea remained unchanged.
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The Game is handing over a ton of cash to a white cop in Arkansas who's making a refreshing effort to reach out to underprivileged children and ease racial tensions in his community.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - Music star Shakira urged world and business leaders at the opening ceremony of the World Economic Forum on Monday to support efforts to feed, educate and care for underprivileged children.
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NOTES: Kings C DeMarcus Cousins was a surprise visitor at the NBA store in New York City on Saturday, helping a Sacramento family and five underprivileged children in New York pick out items.
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The campaign had raised more than $61,000 as of Wednesday evening after asking for $20,000 for its effort to rent out theaters in Los Angeles to allow underprivileged girls to see the movie.
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John Young, a baseball scout who founded Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities, an organization that bolsters participation in the sport in underprivileged and often minority areas, died on Sunday in Orange County, Calif.
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Among the beautiful hallmarks of American life is the generosity of citizens who support soup kitchens, treat underprivileged children to toys, nurture the natural environment, and do a host of other wonderful things.
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The non-profit program is designed to teach underprivileged New York City youth about how to lead healthy, active lifestyles while giving them a chance to try new restaurants in their local communities.
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Comedian Ellen DeGeneres presented NBA star LeBron James with a $100,000 check on her show Wednesday for his new "I Promise School" aimed at helping underprivileged students in his hometown of Akron, Ohio.
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In March, they went to Montego Bay, Jamaica, where they teamed up with Granville 404 Project, a nonprofit started by two local Hyatt resorts to support underprivileged students at Granville All Age School.
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Having grown up in an underprivileged area with my mom and my grandmother, it might not have been in the cards for me to have ended up where I am, yet I did.
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Bar Ilegal, another Washington pop-up, sponsored by Ilegal Mezcal, ran for a week before the election, with all profits going to Niños de Guatemala, a school for underprivileged children in that country.
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The Carnegie Hall benefit concert, an annual event celebrating singers to raise money for music education for underprivileged children, was announced just hours before news of Bowie's death and tickets sold out quickly.
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After the "rainbow nation" triumphalism of the 1990s, the privileged were still mostly smug, the underprivileged were still mostly angry and the collective was still thoroughly traumatized by 350 years of racial division.
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Also, consider any personal and professional skills that you can contribute; if you're a doctor, for example, working at a health clinic for the underprivileged in South Africa could be an ideal fit.
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Abraham-Joseph is a role model to the young people in this country, especially in Atlanta, Georgia, and is actively working in the community leading programs to help underprivileged youths in financial literacy.
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Trump also recognized Rivera, a friend and supporter of the president, for his achievements off the baseball field, noting that he started a foundation that provides scholarships and school supplies for underprivileged children.
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The recent reforms of Mr. Abiy, who was born to a Muslim Oromo father and an Orthodox Amhara mother and is a devout Pentecostal Christian, have further broadened political participation to underprivileged groups.
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And as part of the "100,000 Opportunities Initiative" — an employer-led alliance helping launch the careers of underprivileged youth — the company will hire 10,000 16- to 24-year-olds over the next three years.
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People who care for education of underprivileged children and providing classrooms for them are getting involved in that experience that she's providing, and therefore, there is an activity brand which also can be valued.
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Mr. Abraham-Joseph is a role model to the young people in the country -- especially in Atlanta, Georgia and is actively working in the community leading programs to help underprivileged youths in financial literacy.
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For every pair of shoes purchased from the collaboration, TOMS will donate $5 to the Shikshya Foundation Nepal in support of education for underprivileged children and to help aid relief efforts in the country.
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Here's how #MeToo grew from a grassroots campaign to a global touchpoint: 20193: Activist Tarana Burke creates the "Me Too" movement to help sexual assault victims in underprivileged communities in the United States. Oct.
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Together, AMC Theaters and the nonprofit civil rights advocacy organization created the "Give A Child The Universe" initiative, which seeks to raise money to help thousands of underprivileged children see the movie for free.
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We talked with Slater, whose book is already slated to be adapted into a full-length film, about the Wolf Boys's evolution from underprivileged kids trying to make some money to full-on assassins.
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Mr. Abraham-Joseph is a role model to the young people in the country — especially in Atlanta, Georgia and is actively working in the community leading programs to help underprivileged youths in financial literacy.
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Then they had a contest to vote in the next superfan and this underprivileged child got put on the list, so I bowed-out, because he deserved to win much more than I did.
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Then he argued that subsidies are "little more than a politically motivated giveaway to members of the middle class" and that they won't really be an equalizer because they don't benefit the most underprivileged.
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For example, 73 percent of Americans anticipate that brains chips—which might only be accessible to those who can afford them—will increase the divide between the wealthy and the poor, elite and underprivileged.
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This month, The New York Post reported that Yiru Sun gave a party for underprivileged children on what was to be her wedding day, at a fancy event space on the Upper East Side.
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In the end, the former president's plan to present Planned Parenthood as a place where basic health-care needs were being met for underprivileged Americans didn't align with the organization's history or its vision.
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A Times investigation found that a Louisiana school previously lauded for getting underprivileged black students into top colleges had actually falsified transcripts, made up student accomplishments and mined the worst stereotypes of black America.
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Divine and Naezy, known as "gully" (street) rappers, have been stalwarts of Indian hip-hop for years, capturing the daily struggles, and giving voice to the frustrations, of the largely underprivileged masses in India.
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Where's the joy in getting into the gated community and the private academy if it turns out that the gates are merely decorative and the academy has an inexhaustible scholarship program for the underprivileged?
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In Hour 1 'Nochebuena,' The Fosters visit the Coterie for Christmas and Callie struggles to tell her moms about quitting her clerkship, while Mariana agrees to volunteer for a holiday festival for the underprivileged.
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You could swap out every legacy, donor offspring, and faculty child (not to mention, since almost nobody does, recruited athletes) in those schools for an underprivileged applicant and the inequality needle would hardly budge.
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At the September debate, Mr. Biden responded to a question about the legacy of slavery with a rambling answer that included advising the use of a record player to expose underprivileged children to more words.
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The organization has also seen Subban work with the Metro Nashville Police Department and the Nashville Predators Foundation, bringing together underprivileged youth, low-income families and law enforcement in a program called Blue-line Buddies.
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Mr. Stogsdill often counsels underprivileged youth on the ski hill, and found painting an effective tactic for focusing his thoughts on the present moment and combating depression after a BMX accident rendered him temporarily immobile.
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Hodge had said that Singer falsely told him his money would go toward university programs and underprivileged studentathletes, but admitted that he failed to pull out of the scheme once he learned of Singer's deception.
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Clinton is likely to get a similar boost after the Democratic convention, where she was lauded by Obama and other senior Democrats as a tough fighter with a long-held passion for helping the underprivileged.
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" Batali said he was not attempting a professional comeback and added, "My only focus is finding a personal path forward where I can continue in my charitable endeavors - helping the underprivileged and those in need.
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Sales from the tees benefit LadyLike Foundation, an organization that offers workshops and classes to help girls in underprivileged communities reach their full potential, and Array Alliance, an independent film festival founded by Ava DuVernay.
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American billionaires don't do enough to help underprivileged people outside the United States, billionaire philanthropist Sir Ian Wood said at the Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy Ceremony at the New York Public Library on October 16.
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Read more: An Instagram fitness trainer with 2.2 million followers says you're approaching exercise the wrong wayTheir dance teacher, Shekhar Rao, offers free hip-hop dance classes for underprivileged children, and he filmed the video.
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Few politicians have established such a connection with the millions of underprivileged families in Mexico as Lopez Obrador, a baseball fan who regularly campaigns festooned with garlands, flowers and gaudy sombreros from provincial rural communities.
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Cuddle & Kind has all kinds of ethically-made gifts that offer underprivileged kids access to food and education, all while boasting a minimum of 30% recycled paper for products like this 'Give Life Meaning' Print.
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Two years ago, Mr. Schwarzman and his wife donated $40 million to the Inner-City Scholarship Fund, an initiative from the archdiocese of New York to provide financial support for underprivileged children attending Catholic schools.
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As Mr. Jobs was busy upending the personal technology industry, Ms. Powell Jobs founded College Track, which helps underprivileged youths get into college, and Emerson Collective, an umbrella organization for her philanthropic and business interests.
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So when he met recently with the United States' 2018 "national teacher of the year," he was eager to share how her work is helping to positively influence other students — especially those from underprivileged backgrounds.
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Cory Booker, Dawson supports a variety of causes, from eco-conscious fashion to helping underprivileged girls in the Lower East Side's Girl Club, she is also a staunch supporter of LGBTQ+ rights, among other platforms.
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Retweets and likes have always been crucial tools that allow the greater Twitter community to drown out trolls and other detritus, while simultaneously helping good conversations, viral moments, and underprivileged and marginalized voices gain attention.
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While scholarships are supposed to be an equalizer — and we as a society should continue to make education more affordable and scholarships available — the real battle underprivileged kids face can be much more insidious and intangible.
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Aware that people generally donate clothing that's less than desirable to the underprivileged, Eisman, 16, took his interest in fashion and taught himself how to sew in order to turn the dowdy duds into hot fashion.
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With anger boiling over about the injustices suffered by underprivileged communities, I went home to spend some time in the streets and show some much-needed love to the people that made me who I am.
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One of those people, an anonymous woman, stood up during a town hall in Tennessee on Tuesday night to tell a powerful story about why Planned Parenthood is so essential, especially for those who are underprivileged.
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The move follows a HK$19.1 billion ($2.4 billion) package in August to support the underprivileged and business enterprises as the government grapples with five months of protests that have battered the retail and tourism sectors.
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California also has one of the worst student-teacher ratios in the country, and Los Angeles—a huge district overwhelmingly peopled by underprivileged students of color—has experienced a 287% growth in charter schools since 2008.
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Garth, who teamed up with vitafusion and the Fruit Tree Planting Foundation to plant fruit trees in the Bronx to help feed the underprivileged, says her childhood has formed the type of diet she now eats.
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When Sarah Palin, among others, claimed his wealth disqualified him from protesting for the underprivileged, he pledged to donate $1 million of his salary to various organizations committed to social justice (a donation 49ers are matching).
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"If you've grown up in an inner city or an underprivileged neighborhood, you know the blocks you don't walk down, the neighborhoods you don't go to without friends," Gray said at a Netflix roundtable in February.
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Pastor Raymond Koh, who ran a charity that helped the underprivileged, including Muslims, was kidnapped by masked men in February 2017 in Kuala Lumpur, the capital, according to his family and CCTV footage of the abduction.
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Not a penny has gone to any of the beneficiaries of his will, who include underprivileged children in Georgia and South Carolina, to whom Mr. Brown sought to donate millions, perhaps tens of millions, of dollars.
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Wolfenstein, on the other hand, is unafraid to take its stance: interpersonal, pointed, direct violence against a structure of power that wields that power against the marginalized and the underprivileged is not only excusable, but necessary.
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As part of the Royal Opera House's mission to promote diversity, the program last season branched out to coach three singers from "socially underprivileged" backgrounds through the initiative "Link Artists" and offer workshops for female conductors.
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They've said they're not sure how it'll be able to keep running, but they want to keep it free to give the most underprivileged kids the chance to be scouted by colleges and potentially get scholarships.
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Global fashion search platform Lyst in November named her the world's most powerful dresser of 2019 and last year she launched a clothing collection in Britain to benefit an organization that helps underprivileged women secure employment.
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This was the first Republican debate in which so many candidates — those two plus Bush and even, at one moment, Trump — went out of their way to express concern for women, for the underprivileged or for minorities.
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"I grew up in a tough neighborhood in the Bronx and education is so important," he says of helping Change for Kids, a non-profit that helps public elementary schools in underprivileged areas in New York City.
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While a part of the Predators, Subban created a program called Blue-line Buddies, which worked with the Metro Nashville Police Department and the Nashville Predators Foundation, bringing together underprivileged youth, low-income families, and law enforcement.
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Shaquille O'Neal joined the guys on "TMZ Live" and explained how he started his Shaq-A-Claus initiative back in 1992 after someone very special to him asked to borrow money to buy gifts for underprivileged kids.
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The palace revealed that Meghan has been involved with several other projects in this sector, including a project she participated in during her time at Northwestern University that provided prom dresses for young women in underprivileged areas.
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At the end of 2015, the group organized 12 skaters from nine countries to embark on an all-female four-city skate tour -- the first in India -- using the sport to empower underprivileged girls around the country.
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Sozzani was also a founding member of Condé Nasts International's Child Priority, a nonprofit for underprivileged children with extraordinary talents, a frequent collaborator with AIDS organization Convivo, and the president of the European Institute of Oncology Foundation.
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She has threatened to divert state funding away from places like the Israeli Opera and the canonical theaters of Tel Aviv and prioritize smaller operations working out of underprivileged areas, including the peripheria, which is overwhelmingly Mizrahi.
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Front Burner The real passion for the chef Massimo Bottura — whose Osteria Francescana restaurant in Modena, Italy, is often ranked among the best in the world — is a campaign to reduce food waste and feed the underprivileged.
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F.B.I. Is Said to Be Investigating College Admissions Practices at T.M. Landry The private school in Louisiana, once celebrated for helping underprivileged and minority students attend elite colleges, is now under federal investigation over its college applications.
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BUCHAREST, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Romanian anti-corruption prosecutors said on Wednesday they were investigating the country's tax authority chief and his deputy in a case over misappropriation of European Union funds meant to support underprivileged Roma communities.
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Some also said that Mr. Yang vacillated on whether to categorize Asian-Americans as people of color, an underrepresented minority or underprivileged minority, given that he said they were overrepresented in the start-up and tech worlds.
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However, in the early 20th century, the faith of the actress, director, and producer Lois Weber — whose work is being celebrated in the Film Forum series Lois Weber: First Auteur — yielded socially conscious movies championing the underprivileged.
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And what we're doing with the social gastronomy is said the same time fight food waste train cooks, have an education place and also serve underprivileged communities such as homeless people and we have everyday volunteers going there.
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In the cruelest irony, the large sums of money being given as bribes were disguised as donations to charity — a charity that claimed to help underprivileged kids attend college, when in fact, it was doing the exact opposite.
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Now, with the advent of a standing army and a distinct, separate warrior class that often draws from the most underprivileged classes, it allows a nation to stay at war without ever having to question the larger implications.
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Durham, the fashion director of TLC's Say Yes To The Dress: Atlanta, was on hand at the Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables, Florida, to help 55 underprivileged high school girls get ready for the prom of their dreams.
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However, he doesn't leave his the bulk of collection behind in death: He donated a huge chunk to The Harlem Children's Zone, a New York-based non-profit that aims to support low-income and underprivileged young people.
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Ultimately, Kyle's team lost after a crazy 4th quarter comeback by Team Snoop -- but it was fun as hell to watch and it all benefited the John Ross III Foundation, which helps provide educational opportunities to underprivileged kids.
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Facebook says it is pushing Free Basics in order to help underprivileged people get online for the first time; opponents say it's a play to recruit more Facebook users and give the company more control over the internet.
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Carr, who became the highest-paid player in the NFL a few months later, may one day start a college fund for underprivileged youths that's just a big recycling bin filled with plastic bottles children can fight over.
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Since "Joker" came out, fans have rushed to the steps in the Bronx that form one of the most iconic backdrops of the movie, but locals aren't happy with their underprivileged neighborhood being used for social-media likes.
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In fact, he told me that he laughed at Brensten's curriculum when he saw it, and that the school did not deliver the promised returns to what he said was its largely non-white and underprivileged student body.
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The problem -- French also believes there are a lot of Donald Trumps out there trying to crush the dreams of people from underprivileged countries ... so he vows to do what he can to help them keep the faith.
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When he was at Yonsei University in Seoul, students championed the rights of the poor and underprivileged, often going to rural villages as volunteer farmers and teachers during summer vacations or infiltrating work sites to help organize unions.
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Investigators said the two parliamentarians along with tax authority chief Gelu Diaconu, his deputy Mihai Gogancea-Vatasoiu and eight other people allegedly defrauded two projects aimed at giving vocational classes to the underprivileged, mostly from the Roma minority.
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"I think my story and my family's story is something that a lot of people in different countries can relate to," added the grandson of Caribbean immigrants who has risen from an underprivileged background to fame and fortune.
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Neill said he suggested that Shkreli give the shares to the charitable foundation for underprivileged youth in Dallas that Neill runs with his wife so that Shkreli would be able to write the shares off on his taxes.
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But what remains of its sparse record, its ennobled settings for the underprivileged, demonstrates the possibility for art and architecture to not only serve as a balm for a turbulent history but also as an alternative to it.
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The team from Lahore University of Management Sciences receives the 1st place award from Assistant Secretary of State Evan Ryan The team even visited several underprivileged public schools in the city to hand out fliers and give a presentation.
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The Santa Barbara International Film Festival, which kicks off Wednesday, is treating 4,000 underprivileged fifth and sixth grade students to a screening of the acclaimed Pixar film Inside Out, followed by a Q&A with one of the filmmakers.
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The Trump administration terminated near-term plans to close the Job Corps Civilian Conservation Centers, a U.S. Forest Service program that trains underprivileged youth primarily in rural communities, amid Congressional backlash, according to Agriculture and Labor departments per Politico.
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In hopes of moving one step closer to repairing the damage, Zellweger, as the pious Deborah, requests her husband volunteer at an inner city homeless shelter where they meet an underprivileged man (Hounsou) she believes will change their lives.
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Mr Mims's classroom is one piece of a much larger community of activists and educators working to connect underprivileged American students to technologies like virtual reality, augmented reality, coding and production through the music and culture of hip-hop.
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But with its disastrously complicated and laborious provisional ballots, Georgia has innovated a more effective and less newsworthy way to discourage voters, especially those who are young, underprivileged, or of color: require them to vote twice, or disenfranchise themselves.
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But if incomes and lifestyles in China, for example, begin to look rosy in the eyes of the underprivileged in emerging economies, then facts and the power they hold over leaders may be sacrificed in a race to riches.
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"He had a dramatic opportunity to do a lot of stuff in terms of connecting with underprivileged communities, and I just don't think he's done it over the course of now 25 years in the public eye," Calloway said.
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania's government kicked off a public debate on Wednesday on a plan to lift at least 580,000 people out of poverty over the next four years, targeting education and healthcare for underprivileged communities in an initial phase.
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While the inclusion of these objects introduces a touch of levity to the hard-fought stories of Africa's predecessors, they are also reminders of the narrow pathway that an underprivileged child from Africa must walk in order to succeed.
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But Mr. Montoya, who was living in Palmdale at the time, expressed his belief that children from underprivileged neighborhoods and minority communities — "kids from the hood, like me" — rarely command the same urgency as those from more affluent backgrounds.
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Unlike Mr. Trump, whose misogyny has long been part of his celebrity persona and whose political platform is hostile to women's rights, Mr. Schneiderman was, by appearances, a dedicated public servant who stood up for minorities and the underprivileged.
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Ms. Huffman, like the other parents who have pleaded guilty in the testing scheme, paid for the cheating by making a purported donation to a foundation set up by the consultant, William Singer, which claimed to help underprivileged children.
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Let's say the university set aside just $13 billion of that endowment to create 10 K-12 private schools with free tuition for children living within a 5-15 mile radius of the 10 most underprivileged neighborhoods in America.
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Passed in 1991, 340B allows pharmacies attached to medical practices serving underprivileged populations to buy drugs directly from manufacturers at, on average, a 35 percent discount but still be reimbursed by insurers for 100 percent of the wholesale price.
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We don't know the full damage Harvey has caused yet, but already the media narrative that has emerged seems to be focusing far less on the black and underprivileged populations that suffered the most at the hands of Katrina.
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The trust was set up more than a century ago by Hershey Co.'s founder Milton Hershey with a mandate to run a school for underprivileged children "in perpetuity", with the remainder in assets such as mutual funds and real estate.
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Artist Theaster Gates' Rebuild Foundation's work on the Southside of Chicago and painter Mark Bradford's Art+ Practice Foundation's efforts in Leimert Park, Los Angeles, are two examples of community-based art practices that use contemporary art to empower underprivileged communities.
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In hopes of moving one step closer to repairing the damage, Zellweger, as the pious Deborah, requests her husband volunteer at an inner city homeless shelter where they meet an underprivileged man (Djimon Hounsou) she believes will change their lives.
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So if you have a neighborhood that is in dire need of more lunch money, for example, for underprivileged kids, you would use census numbers to determine where that money should go and how much money that particular neighborhood should get.
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And her fellow Miss America and Miss New Jersey contestants added their own memories of the former contestant, who worked for improved literacy in New Jersey with her Birthday Book Project, which gave underprivileged kids a book on their birthday.
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SAINT-DENIS, France (Reuters) - As French officials uncorked the champagne to celebrate securing the 2024 Olympics, in Saint-Denis, the underprivileged district just north of Paris where much of the Games will be hosted, not everyone was preparing to party.
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Follow our live coverage of Davos 2017 Shakira, who was given a Crystal Award in Davos for her humanitarian work, is the founder of the Pies Descalzos Foundation, which works to provide underprivileged children in Colombia with access to quality education.
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The athlete and founder of the P.K. Subban Foundation gathered some young members of his Blueline Buddies group, which pairs a Metro Nashville Police Department officer with an underprivileged youth for an outing to every Predators home game, and beyond.
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While I attended an underprivileged school district where seeing friends drop out of high school was too often the norm, I was able to go onto college and become the first in my family to earn a bachelor's and master's degree.
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His brainchild, that tutors underprivileged children, in batches of 30, for one of the world's most competitive exams – the entrance to the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), is today the subject of a mainstream Bollywood film with the same name.
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Some of these programs are reputable and selective in who they enroll—Obama has even called them a ticket to a well-paying job for the underprivileged, and the government even offers some financial aid for those who enroll in them.
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The former No. 6 overall pick in the 2013 NFL Draft is overseas this month to help bring football to underprivileged communities ... and while he was in Hungary on Monday, he decided to take a crack at firing a massive weapon.
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Their defenders might have chosen to argue that although the underprivileged sometimes make bad decisions, our duties toward them don't disappear "merely because they could have avoided needing our assistance" — indeed, that the right policies can help them make better decisions.
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Revive + Refresh, a mobile shower service, was created by Craig Shoji and wife Danica after the couple visited an underprivileged community in San Fransisco and wanted to help make a greater change in the world, they told Good Morning America.
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She and Harry have "made a point to try to work with underprivileged communities in England and with kids, which has always been something that Meghan did herself in her professional and personal life before she even knew Harry," Guillory said.
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In the commercials, comedian and former MTV VJ Amanda Seales talks through some stark statistics about the abundance of tobacco ads in black neighborhoods, near low-income schools and other areas where they're more likely to be seen by various underprivileged populations.
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On Tuesday, the girl&aposs mother set up a GoFundMe page called "The Water Stand Project," which she says is to help her daughter go to college and create resources for underprivileged kids in the San Francisco area needing help with educational costs.
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For example, you could argue that an underprivileged parent who breaks some rules to get their kid into school has an "excuse" for their behavior, says Jennifer Baker, PhD, associate professor of philosophy at the College of Charleston who specializes in ethics.
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G. Like its American counterpart, the hip-hop that's being written and recorded in Gaza confronts head-on the stark socioeconomic realities of underprivileged communities, but with a unique focus on the political conflicts that have long plagued Palestinians and their Israeli neighbors.
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Equally sacred, however, are the lives of the poor, those already born, the destitute, the abandoned and the underprivileged, the vulnerable infirm and elderly exposed to covert euthanasia, the victims of human trafficking, new forms of slavery, and every form of rejection.
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The researchers then had the students fill out a survey for an organization to help underprivileged people in the community, but only 64% of participants in the hot room agreed to answer at least one question, compared to 95% in the cooler room.
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The indictment said she attempted to "conceal and disguise this illegal payment," adding that she "told the Treasurer that part of the payment was a charitable contribution for 'Smiles for Life,'" a group that raises money for sick, disabled and underprivileged children.
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The ACA allowed organizations focusing on the medically underprivileged, like those within the Food is Medicine Coalition, to work in a grassroots manner with regional Medicaid programs to implement additional benefits, like medically tailored food and nutrition, to high-need patients' care plans.
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Not only does the Hyde Amendment prevent federal funding through Medicaid to cover most abortions, but Congress has regularly used the budget rider procedure to prohibit the District of Columbia from using its local funds to support underprivileged women seeking abortions since 1989.
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The fees would go toward a fund used for projects serving underprivileged communities where some of the descendants of the slaves sold by Georgetown live, according to the AP. Georgetown sold 272 slaves in 1838 to pay off debt, the news site reported.
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The divide between the better off "uptown" and underprivileged "downtown" creates a constant tension on the island, one addressed in "A Brief History of Seven Killings," James' novel about an assassination attempt on Bob Marley that catapulted the author to global fame.
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Asemani and his two siblings, an older brother and a younger sister, stayed with various family members until his first grade teacher and a family friend worked to get the three into the Milton Hershey School, a residential school for underprivileged kids.
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But when I think of the children in the projects where I grew up, and in the underprivileged school in London's East End where I sat on the board, I know that taking refuge in the novelist's seclusion would be an abrogation.
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The Future Engineer program's goal is to bring computer science courses to more than 100,000 underprivileged kids in 2,13 low-income high schools across the U.S. It also awards 100 students per year with four-year $10,000 scholarships and offers internships at Amazon.
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If you visit the homepage of GoFundMe, you'll see crowdfunding campaigns to help raise money for suffering people to pay for their hospital bills, for underprivileged schools send their students on field trips, or to help give relief to the famine in Somalia.
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Fix this pernicious structural system that reinforces inequalities and invest instead in college bridge programs like Upward Bound, which succeeds in giving underprivileged students a chance to learn the habits of mind, organizational skills and reading strategies necessary to make it in college.
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But when Sierra was in the sixth grade, teachers spotted her potential and enrolled her in the Neighborhood Academic Initiative, or N.A.I., a program through which U.S.C. prepares underprivileged kids who live relatively near its South Los Angeles campus for higher education.
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In 2001, Robert Skomorucha, an old Biden family friend who worked in the government-and-community-relations department at St. Joseph's University, proposed that Hunter solicit earmarks for one of the university's student-volunteer programs, at an underprivileged high school in Philadelphia.
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As a former admissions dean at Yale Law School, I worry about another group of victims: future talented college applicants from underprivileged backgrounds who may opt out of reaching for the most selective schools, believing that the deck is already stacked against them.
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The rapper's lawyer, Dina LaPolt, did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Reuters on Sunday, but told the entertainment publication Variety that Abraham-Joseph was a "role model" who was working on financial literacy programs aimed at helping underprivileged youth.
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Bullard says that Chick-fil-A's priority is serving low-income and underprivileged youth, despite the fact that queer kids are often disproportionately harmed by related issues such as homelessness, poor education, mental illness, suicidal thoughts, limited access to proper healthcare, and workplace discrimination.
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Of 26 contestants from 14 African countries, last year's crown went to Larissa Tcheukam from Cameroon, a student and health practitioner whose mission is to support the education of underprivileged children, which was the basis for her charity mission to Cameroon in March this year.
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Miller, just 24 when he left Facebook to serve as the White House director of product, starts Monday at Thrive and, according to The New York Times, which first reported the hire, will be taking a look at tech serving the needs of underprivileged Americans.
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In fact, researchers around the world are currently studying the effectiveness of adventure sports in combating anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder — and for the author and counselor Brandon Stogsdill, as a way to help at-risk youths from underprivileged communities overcome childhood trauma.
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The group also uses social media platforms such as Facebook to advertise the lives that await Belgians in Syria — images that often depict luxuries like large homes and swimming pools, which stand in stark opposition to the underprivileged lives Belgian Muslims are living at home.
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Dell, which began its relationship with the Girl Scouts in 22014, helped create an app for the digital cookie website, and committed more than $2800 million, including donating hundreds of computer tablets to underprivileged scouts so they can take part in the cookie program.
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" Fuqua, who was honored at The Opportunity Network event, which helps underprivileged teens get into (and pay for) college and launch successful careers, also spoke highly of Pratt's fathering skills and said he talked about his son with wife Anna Faris, "…all the time.
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If the writer wants her fiction to aid actual people outside it, desires her words to be more than a well-intentioned display of good intentions, more than a dreary recital of a plight suffered by countless young, underprivileged women, the story requires help.
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If he is able to buy a number of properties and rent them out, Wilson said, he hopes to be able to retire early, and spend his time pursuing other passions, such as volunteering at the National Archives and teaching children in underprivileged communities mathematics.
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Some simply express their opinion that you were, in fact, committed to safety, while others tout the community programs for children and others you initiated including the Christmas Extravaganza which a number of them mentioned for underprivileged children, and of scholarships that you initiated.
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The other scenario, which the researchers call "We're all equal," or WAE, assumes that data does not closely reflect reality due to biases that are inevitably contained within it—for example, cultural biases embedded in IQ tests that disadvantage non-white or economically underprivileged people.
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" Rachael mentors young women interested in mixing, and says she wants to share her expertise with more underprivileged women too: "There are some women in a camp nearby from war-torn areas in Northern Uganda who I want to encourage to take this up.
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The song was written two years ago as a homage to Mr. Mamdani's then 85-year-old nani (grandmother), Praveen Nair, a former social worker in Delhi, India, and a founder of the Salaam Baalak Trust, which helps underprivileged children living on the streets.
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"Sadly, HBO is holding hostage underprivileged families from having access to timely first-run episodes of perhaps the single most educational children's franchise in the history of electronic media," Tim Winter, the president of the Parents Television Council, said in a statement on Thursday.
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I believe that in order to level the playing field for underprivileged, minority, or other disadvantaged groups, providing opportunities is not enough — we need to start talking openly about the differences in background, mindset, and opportunities that persist even after you attempt to level the field.
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This kind of upstairs/downstairs class dynamic, where the famous law professor serves as an advocate for privileged clients while making the case that he is serving the core interests of the underprivileged, is at the core of a lot of Dershowitz's most noteworthy legal work.
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They've also taken the show of goodwill one step further, telling customers who have purchased either product in the past three months that the company will be calculating the difference between the prices paid and the new price and donate five times that to feed underprivileged children.
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On Tuesday, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star took to Snapchat to document their afternoon handing out food to underprivileged families at a turkey drive hosted by her beau and his Cleveland Cavaliers teammate J.R. Smith at the Greater Friendship Baptist Church in Cleveland, Ohio.
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At the same time, the onus is on the more privileged classes to change Earth Day from a feel-good exercise for well-off liberals to a day of mass activism to help the underprivileged, who have more immediate concerns than environmental injustice (let alone global warming).
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The SESTA-FOSTA law that went into effect last year intending to stop sex trafficking ended up pushing sites like Tumblr, Facebook and Patreon toward tougher crackdowns on porn, nudity or even innocent discussions about sex within support communities for LGTBQ people and other underprivileged minorities.
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The Floridian sat down with CNN, met with a landscape architect and entertained representatives from an after-school program for underprivileged kids, asking questions and engaging in a manner that many members who've been around Capitol Hill for as long as she has lost long ago.
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Top administrators from many elite schools signed their names to a report this year, "Turning the Tide," that urged admissions officials to take into account the hardships that prevent many underprivileged kids from putting together the kinds of conventionally glittering transcripts that children of affluence do.
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The company told CNBC it has been open about its work with OpenStreetMaps, which it is using to create detailed street maps of underprivileged areas where people are not represented on typical maps, and it has other humanitarian mapping projects, such as building maps of disaster areas.
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Casey Gerald, whose lyric memoir "There Will Be No Miracles Here" traces his journey from an underprivileged upbringing to the Ivy League, wrote about how people like him (and me, and many of my friends) who "made it" become human collateral in the myth of American meritocracy.
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SHUTOUT ARTISTSwedish superhero goalie for the New York Rangers since 2005, Henrik Lundqvist holds the record for most wins by a European-born goaltender in N.H.L. history and the most shutouts and wins in Rangers history; founded the Henrik Lundqvist Foundation to benefit underprivileged or ill children.
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" Akil Bello, a college consultant who specializes in working with underprivileged students, said that while the changes sounded positive, "in the world we live in, it advantages the rich, who have coaches, who have advisers, who are strategically crafting their plan to take them to college.
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Rosberg, the son of the 1982 Formula One world champion, Keke, grew up in Monaco and was considered the sheltered rich kid — he decided to forgo studying engineering in London in order to race — while Hamilton grew up in an underprivileged working class family in England.
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Ms. Le Pen, who according to current polls will win the first round of the election on April 23, faults the outgoing Socialist president, François Hollande, for turning his back on the weak and the underprivileged — in other words, for abandoning the left's ideals of social solidarity.
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Knowing that, more seasoned voters may rightly consider a romantic Democratic insurrection the height of elitist privilege when what's at stake are the lives of underprivileged women of all ages and races, women who will be the prime victims when social welfare programs are laid waste, Roe v.
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It's unclear if the roots of this are an economic thing – the one in 2015 was organized by a government agency and paid for by the local government for underprivileged couples – or if people in the Philippines just like large-scale demonstrations, like that "Thriller" dance in prison.
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Some of the efforts for which Chime for Change is raising money include Ms. Foundation for Women, a nonprofit group that works to help women and girls of color in underprivileged communities, and a partnership with Equality Now that aims to support young women activists in the Middle East.
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You cannot advocate for presidential candidates who want to "fix this country" without understanding what that means within their context — that to them, "fix" means limit access to the underprivileged and underrepresented, gut funding for programs that specifically help the LGBT community, and work to reverse Roe v.
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My own reading of the 25%'s world of tax evasion in connection to the secondary art market suggests that hush-hush havens and brassy, big-name art objects work together to dominate the underprivileged in a melding scheme that blends money-as-data with art-as-data.
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The play is "Géhenne," or "Hell," the latest by Ismaël Saidi, a comic Belgian playwright and actor, whose work — with its comedic touches and visceral understanding of the frustrations of young, underprivileged European Muslims — has been used by the French and Belgian governments as a cultural weapon against radicalization.
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Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdDemocrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges Republicans offer support for Steve King challenger House Democrats target 2020 GOP incumbents in new ad MORE (R-Texas) said schools need to provide that guidance, especially for underprivileged students who may not find it at home.
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According to his personal spokesperson, Bob Jones (who first worked with Jackson at Motown when the singer was a member of the Jackson 5), these regularly include "busloads" of underprivileged and terminally ill kids (such as the late Ryan White), as well as young personal friends of the superstar.
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I must be clear in the following statement: My race, country of origin, wealth (though small, it's greater than that of the vast majority of people in the world), my access to "things," my religion -- none of these privileges entitles me to the children of the poor, voiceless and underprivileged.
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Claim to Fame Ms. Munz is the founder of the Fashion Foundation, a nonprofit that solicits excess samples from fashion houses and designers, sells them online and at a store in Farmingdale, N.Y., and uses the proceeds to buy school supplies for underprivileged students in the New York City area.
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Whether used as code for "low income" or "underprivileged" or as a proxy for affirmative action, the label comes with assumptions: that the student's parents have little or no experience navigating the academic, financial and cultural barriers to higher education, including an application process that stymies even the most savvy parent.
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That's why he said: We need to support leaders around the world who do not speak for the big polluters, but who speak for all of humanity, for the indigenous people of the world, for the billions and billions of underprivileged people out there who would be most affected by this.
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Outside of work, she was a talented dancer who loved the arts – two passions that inspired her parents to create the non-profit organization, For Alison, that provides instruments to underprivileged students interested in music, as well as the funding for dance recitals, symphony concerts and theater performances in low-income areas.
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"Mayor Gilliam took advantage of his victims' desire to assist underprivileged children by falsely representing that the money contributed to the AC Starz Basketball Club would go to pay for school supplies or to support youth basketball," US Attorney Craig Carpenito of New Jersey said Thursday in a statement announcing the plea deal.
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Over the series' eight episodes, Zeman's narrative, tone, and editing style shift from annoying theatrics and frustrating leaps from one unsourced hypothesis to the next into what it should have been all along: a sober, mostly straight-faced attempt to answer a much larger question about class and crime among America's underprivileged communities.
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Consider the realities of life for the underprivileged… The quality of a child's education is a layered and nuanced subject, but it has been proven time and again that the most marginalized groups in any population, regardless of the country's overall income level, are the least likely to enter and complete school.
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But before the new regime takes hold of the invisible force that bonds the modern world together as we know it, bringing new life to underprivileged areas and creating a global conversation and marketplace, we can wallow in the mediocre humor of those sarcastic shits who define the culture of the internet.
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But perhaps when Mr. Bolsonaro and his supporters pine for the days of family values, gun rights and respect for teachers, what they really miss is something else: a time when the conservative elites faced few challenges, when underprivileged people — minorities and the poor — couldn't expect more than to have to follow orders.
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This week, we traveled into an internet empire linked to a mysterious religious group; reported on the "abuse system" of a Louisiana school famous for sending underprivileged black students to elite colleges; and spoke with social media stars doing what the beauty industry often does not: paying attention to women with dark skin.
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The growing body of research supporting the benefits of mindfulness may have been part of what convinced Coleman Elementary to partner with the Holistic Life Foundation, a non-profit founded in 2001 whose mission is to help children in underprivileged neighborhoods find more productive ways to cope with anger, stress, and sadness.
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Growing up in Worcester, Massachusetts, he worked part-time as a prison guard, and he often speaks feelingly in public about the country's over-incarceration of the underprivileged; he says that, had he not been lucky enough to come from a family that kept him in check, he might have been incarcerated himself.
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That he found and held onto it for roughly 21996 years, triumphing over racism, homophobia and H.I.V., without having a high school diploma, speaks to both the magic that exists beside the universe's injustices and the restorative abilities of cameras, spotlights and microphones on underprivileged pier queens with a penchant for the dramatic.
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