People who are lumped into communities by other communities are communities.
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"That is a lot of money to focus on communities all over this country, often minority communities, black communities, Latino communities, Native American communities, white communities, who have long-term poverty, and we focus on those communities," Sanders said before leaning into some of his familiar campaign promises.
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There are fan communities, hobbyist communities, communities for users or enthusiasts of every consumer product imaginable.
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Communities, particularly communities of color and poor communities, have been surveyed and over surveyed by external folks.
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When we talk about who gets the short end of the stick, it is our Black and Brown communities, our low-income communities, our immigrant communities, our LGBTQIA+ communities.
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We also have to bring communities dependent on fossil fuel jobs, rural communities, and deindustrialized communities to the table so that our fight against the climate crisis lifts up all communities.
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We have communities, particularly communities of color and disadvantaged communities, all over this country who are suffering from environmental injustice.
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We have communities — particularly communities of color and disadvantaged communities all over this country — who are suffering from environmental injustice.
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"LGBT people in 1969 had watched other communities — black communities, women's communities, Latino communities — fight for their community, and we finally reached the point that we wanted to do so," Segal says.
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"Police body cameras are in communities where police are, those are primarily communities of color communities, where immigrants live," Cagle said.
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The money spent by the TDA must prioritize "impacted communities" (the bill's all-purpose term for low-income and minority communities, communities facing severe climate impacts, and communities transitioning from fossil fuel economies).
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They're coming into our communities, coming into communities like mine.
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This must include traditionally marginalized communities and communities of color.
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People who stay in their communities contribute to their communities.
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Institute for Sustainable Communities works with communities, cities and factories.
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Trump's rhetoric is negatively impacting our communities, classrooms and communities.
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But when it comes to communities who desperately need to express themselves, it's historically been marginalized communities of color and queer communities.
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We know who the hardest to count communities are: communities of color, rural communities, urban low-income households, immigrants, children under 5.
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It tends to usually be in the very religious communities, in a lot of wealthy communities, and a lot of immigrant communities.
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That's a good point, and you sort of see that within so-called minority communities, or queer communities, or other racialized communities.
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"I think what we have got to do is pay attention to distressed communities: black communities, Latino communities and white communities, and as president, I pledge to do that," Sanders said in the interview. Sen.
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Abortion providers don't just serve our communities—they are our communities.
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Wealthier communities get well-funded schools; minority communities, not so much.
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Such changes could exclude certain communities, such as communities of color.
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These communities, along with low-income and rural communities, consistently face poorer air quality and higher public health risks in comparison to wealthier communities.
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Racial segregation in rural communities is high and consequential Racial segregation is just as high in rural communities as it is in urban communities.
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Today's American communities are diverse, as are the families within those communities.
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What we've seen in black communities: the next market is immigrant communities.
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Pereira: The communities that are harmed are the communities that grow coca.
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That is why we mention frontline communities, why we mention minority communities.
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One binds people within communities and the other binds different communities together.
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The communities most impacted by massive illegal immigration are ironically Democratic communities.
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They're used first on marginalized communities, they're used on communities of color.
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Job opportunities are very different for rural communities versus rural white communities.
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"The path we're on — where black communities won't talk to [police], Muslim communities won't talk to them, Latino communities wont talk to them," he said.
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Biden: [I understand] how vulnerable communities — particularly communities of color, tribal lands, and low-income communities — are disproportionately impacted by the climate emergency and pollution.
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And Trumpism is that some communities are better than others, we can pit communities against each other, and some communities are more deserving than others.
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"Many of the communities in low-lying areas are going to be poor communities, communities with not a lot of other economic alternatives," he said.
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The material gaps between rural white communities and rural communities of color The first thing I'll say is that we're still talking in generalities even as we get more distinct about rural white communities versus rural communities of color.
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Her plan would also spend $100 billion upgrading the energy grid across rural communities and prioritize climate investments in low-income communities and communities of color.
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We talked about IRL communities versus digital communities, what it takes to build and sustain virtual communities and the role these places have in our society.
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Ultimately, what will settle this debate is us consistently winning in working class communities, urban communities, rural communities on a progressive, multiracial populist brand of politics.
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Communities need to respect police and police need to respect communities, she added.
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The truth is that religious communities are substantively different than non-religious communities.
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"We want to stabilize communities, build better communities in the future," he said.
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We ask: do businesses support our communities, or do they drain our communities?
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They disproportionately come from minority and younger communities -- communities that vote overwhelmingly Democratic.
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Large swaths of Hispanic communities, black communities are addicted to these, these subsidies.
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There were certain communities, especially queer communities, that really loved Life is Strange.
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Religions in China have been the basis of social communities — temple-centered communities.
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We tried to find communities because communities have a lot of merchants inside.
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Local communities must thriveSince 2013, Kayakku has been promoting "Kamakons" in local communities.
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Build shared hope in the communities you join and the communities you form.
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Excessive bail disproportionately harms people from low-income communities and communities of color.
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Poverty rates are higher in rural communities of color than rural white communities.
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Of course, it is not just poor black communities which produce fighters as Ali asserted but poor white communities, poor Latin American communities, poor English, Irish and Russian communities—the rougher parts of town have always produced their country's best fighters.
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In the NRDC's new report, "Watered Down Justice," the central finding is that communities of color, low-income communities and communities that lack transportation or live under crowded housing conditions had higher rates of drinking water violations than other communities.
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The consortium will share the $5 million with local news organizations, emphasizing "underserved communities, low-income communities and communities of color," the Free Press Action Fund said.
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We must ensure that indigenous communities, communities of color, and low-income communities are actively consulted and their needs fully accounted for in our nation's conservation efforts.
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Elsewhere on the site, the top 50 entertainment communities grew by 27%, the top 50 sports communities grew 34%, and the top 50 gaming communities grew 42%.
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Last year, a record 47 communities passed similar referenda; no communities voted it down.
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"Communities doing something as simple as walking can now change their communities," he said.
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Waypoint: There were certain communities, especially queer communities, that really loved Life Is Strange .
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Sun Communities — Sun is buying privately held REIT Carefree Communities for nearly $1.7 billion.
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This $3 billion program allows communities to jump start efforts to revitalize their communities.
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They also offer workshops to marginalized communities within Lebanon, including refugees and migrant communities.
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We have to make sure they respect the communities and the communities respect them.
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"It was mobilizing its own communities and speaking to its own communities," he said.
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"These communities should have access to the same resources other communities have," she said.
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"I think what people do in their local communities inspires other communities," she said.
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These ideas aren't just for Native American communities; these ideas are for all communities.
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Overall, migration does essentially nothing to shift people from struggling communities to thriving communities.
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And, unfortunately, the communities hit hardest will be underserved, low-income, communities of color.
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"Community currencies empower communities to think about what resources, skills, and assets they might have, particularly the so-called poor communities or low-income communities," said Negrón-Muntaner.
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"I think what we have got to do is pay attention to distressed communities: black communities, Latino communities, and white communities, and as president, I pledge to do that," Sanders said when asked about the issue on ABC's The View on Friday.
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I don't accept it — some of the most walkable urban communities of the past have been low-income communities that are older and more traditional, not urban-renewal communities.
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Where some things work for some communities and other communities continue to be left out?
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Therefore, I stand with communities of color, migrant communities, feminist alliances, Muslims and fellow Jews.
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And Washington can play a role in helping communities circulate these solutions and empowering communities.
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People committed to coherent communities will fight to defend the norms that hold communities together.
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Strong families make strong communities, and strong communities make for a stronger, more prosperous America.
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Policy Specialist About Communities in Schools:At Communities In Schools, we are "all-in" for kids.
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Many rural communities, especially forest-dependent communities, have yet to recover from the economic downturn.
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Along the coasts, it's poor communities and communities of color who are most at risk.
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They decide to facilitate some kinds of communities and to foreclose other kinds of communities.
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While Latinos and other low-income communities could benefit from a spending uptick, that would only happen if development projects happened in their communities and hired workers within those communities.
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So we need to do a better job of working, again, with the communities, faith communities, business communities, as well as the police, to try to deal with this problem.
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These factors keep establishment leaders in power, silence the voices of immigrant communities and communities of color, and prevent us from finding sustainable solutions to urgent issues impacting our communities.
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"Black women especially, we have built communities, global communities by way of social media," she says.
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As such, football message boards not only keep communities in contact, they are communities in themselves.
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Segregation doesn't just hurt low-income communities or communities of color, though it hurts them most.
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"They're called no-go communities where the law enforcement doesn't engage in those communities," Cruz said.
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We were going into communities, so why wouldn't we go to a place that creates communities?
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Ultimately you end up having to put the wrong people into communities to grow the communities.
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Primitive systems were good enough for small communities, but larger communities required delegation, and more formalism.
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In other cases, tribal communities or small communities in agricultural areas rely on contaminated water sources.
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That's why predominantly white rural communities and urban communities of color are creating an unusual alliance.
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According to Minneapolis City Council member Kevin Reich, Remes creates communities within communities in his developments.
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Several focused on the disproportionate impact climate change has on poor communities and communities of color.
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The deal will expand Sun Communities' manufactured housing and recreational vehicle communities in California and Florida.
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This further perpetuates the erasure of many communities, like the Afro-Latinx and Asian-Latinx communities.
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And within different communities, Gordon was comfortable with knowing — and making different images about different communities.
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Low-income communities and communities of color are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of global warming.
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We also have to face the fact that while many of us encounter violence in our communities, it occurs disproportionately in poorer communities, which unfortunately happen often to be minority communities.
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Anti-Semitism and Islamophobia both exist and unfortunately, minority communities are not immune to demonizing other minority communities and we must aggressively confront racism where it appears within our own communities.
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And so we need to do a better job of working, again, with the communities, faith communities, business communities, as well as the police to try to deal with this problem.
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We want communities of color, low-income communities, communities that have particular faiths, to come together and to have that common goal and focus of cleaner air, cleaner water, and healthier communities, less asthma attacks and less wars, and less severe droughts and less severe flooding.
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And I'm going to do everything I can to address distressed communities, whether they are communities of color, whether they are white communities, whether they are in any part of our country.
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Black communities, for example, are at a greater risk of surveillance by the government than white communities.
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Principally scholars, educators, organizations and communities—communities being individuals who feel connected to the Holocaust or genocide.
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Minority communities are more frequently subject to environmental public health risks than more affluent or white communities.
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Facebook can't claim that it is connecting communities if those communities aren't represented proportionately in its staffing.
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"Making sure I send the message that these communities and other marginal communities understand their stories matter."
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In other words, "powerful" may look different in white communities than it does in communities of color.
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Communities of color, when organized, have the potential to shift the balance of power in our communities.
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Communities don't want it Not unexpectedly, then, fewer communities currently implement sex education programs with contraceptive instruction.
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"People who have lived in their communities for decades want to stay in their communities," she said.
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There are plenty of healthy communities with terrible football teams, and great football teams in struggling communities.
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The communities that experienced the halcyon period of postwar social and economic stability were predominantly white communities.
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He said Hoekstra also was expected to visit various Dutch communities over the weekend, including Muslim communities.
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For many of us, the communities at the border, in Ferguson, in the Dakotas, are our communities.
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Help communities remain resilient to natural hazards American communities face increasing risk from natural hazards, and HUD's next secretary can help keep communities safe and remain resilient in the face of these threats.
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It is most often poor communities and communities of color that are displaced to build freeways, and it is most often those communities that get herded into low-value zones adjacent to freeways.
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Mr. Carranza summed up his philosophy in a statement: "We can't do things to communities, it is not enough to do things for communities, we have to do things with communities," he said.
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"It is the duty of the Federal Government to create a Green New Deal ... to promote justice and equity by stopping current, preventing future, and repairing historic oppression of indigenous communities, communities of color, migrant communities, deindustrialized communities, depopulated rural communities, the poor, low income workers, women, the elderly, the unhoused, people with disabilities, and youth," reads a clause on pages four and five of the bill.
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Supporters of sanctuary policies argue they keep communities safe by fostering trust between immigrant communities and law enforcement.
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It could have a chilling effect on rallies and demonstrations, and negatively impact communities — especially communities of color.
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And what he says is that communities that are good for the economy are 'low-social value' communities.
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"He needs to be in African-American communities, not in white communities talking about African-Americans," Gergen said.
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Tours through the queer communities of Brooklyn in the 1850s and the queer communities of America's heartland today.
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"When we work with communities and the communities see that we're covering them, they appreciate that," Stafford said.
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With bail bond agents working as proxies for large insurance corporations, they exploit poor communities, particularly black communities.
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Warren would direct $1 trillion to disadvantaged communities while requiring the EPA to map so-called frontline communities.
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Capitalism works on the back of my community and communities of color and poor communities across this country.
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Minority communities have a higher rate of colorectal cancer and diagnosis at a later stage than Caucasian communities.
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Actually, the unionist parties fight the elections against each other in unionist communities and nationalists in nationalist communities.
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I'm so excited about the positive impact these bills will have on our communities, especially communities of color.
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And unfortunately, communities of color, impoverished and rural communities have historically suffered disproportionately from environmental injustices in America.
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" Nonetheless, Sias said, "some communities are policed with, and on behalf of, and some communities are policed at.
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In low-income communities and communities of color throughout the country, stories like Washington's are common – and unnecessary.
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Improving health care infrastructure, especially in low-resource communities, will enable timely and equitable diagnostic testing within communities.
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I'm from Mexico, and I work through art in transforming emotions and healing in postwar communities, indigenous communities.
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Most communities are made of many sub-communities, and this is another clear area for developing new tools.
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And the war on drugs really disproportionately impacted people in communities of color and in low-income communities.
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Communities getting involved Some communities have embraced programs aimed at improving life for people who live in vehicles.
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"These are our neighbors, people working in our communities ... we should be concerned about how politics affects communities."
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If communities are defined in some sense by their boundaries, online communities have only the flimsiest of boundaries.
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I think policymakers that represent white communities have disproportionately more power than policymakers representing rural communities of color.
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"The NEA, while I was there, had a very deep commitment to rural communities, the suburban communities, to urban communities, and to every geography in the United States," Jamie Bennett told Vox by phone.
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The funds will also help support communities that address social determinants of health in a continuation of the Aetna Foundation's Healthiest Communities, which together with U.S. News & World Report ranked nearly 3,000 communities nationwide.
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Foxx has taken a bold and incredibly admirable stand against poorly designed infrastructure that physically divides communities and cuts people off from jobs and opportunity, especially in low-income communities and communities of color.
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This includes communities of color, Indigenous communities, and low-income communities in the U.S., not to mention countries like the Philippines in the path of severe storms and low-lying island nations like Vanuatu.
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The Ferguson effect holds that tensions between African-American communities and the police either cause police to withdraw from fully engaged enforcement in those communities, or moves the communities themselves withdraw from the police.
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Our communities don't need or want: No more Border Patrol agents - The Border Patrol functions as a deportation force in border communities and even 100 miles into the U.S. What our communities need and want are common sense proposals that include: Christian Ramirez is the Director of Southern Border Communities Coalition.
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Castro's "People First Indigenous Communities" plan addresses issues affecting these communities, including housing, health care, education, and voting rights.
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How important is it that characters from marginalized communities in comics are written by writers from those same communities?
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"When it comes to the actual communities, we've been deliberate to roll it out to distinct communities," Le says.
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Latinx communities, communities of color, inherently have art and culture embedded into our day-to-day way of being.
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And many of those who want to help come from faith communities that promote reaching out into their communities.
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They mentioned "statistics" about assault, welfare, AIDS, homicide, and domestic violence in Black communities as compared to white communities.
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I want to see us push for ... economic and educational advancement in communities of color and low-income communities.
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For those communities, especially poor communities of color, these data-collection efforts cast a dark shadow on the future.
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"Facebook can't claim that it is connecting communities if those communities aren't represented proportionately in its staffing," he wrote.
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Cases of environmental racism are on the rise and disproportionately affect communities of people of color and indigenous communities.
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The companies that testified were Corvias Group, Hunt Military Communities, Balfour Beatty Communities, Lincoln Military Housing and Americas Lendlease.
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Evacuations began Thursday in several communities and continued into the weekend, totaling orders in 20 communities and 23 counties.
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Similar to policing policies and practices across the country, incarceration disproportionately impacts communities of color, particularly African-American communities.
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Their absence has resulted in less capital available in small business communities, particularly those in minority and disadvantaged communities.
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Smaller Midwest manufacturing communities are also looking to repurpose defunct facilities as centerpieces of denser, multi-use urban communities.
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We will empower communities to identify and report unlawful voter purge efforts or voter suppression schemes in their communities.
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The BLM spent three years engaging communities across the country, to understand how methane waste has impacted their communities.
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New York City police officers don't want to look elsewhere, because the communities we protect are our communities, too.
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"We know our communities based off our communities," said Danielle Ta'Sheena Finn, a Standing Rock spokeswoman and tribal judge.
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It's a political argument based on communities and what's happened in those communities and things that can be effected.
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We need communities to create open networks of resources for veterans, understanding that these collaborative partnerships make better communities.
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To me, that speaks to a larger historical, systemic issue of the disregard for communities, particularly communities of color.
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I want to see us push for economical and educational advancement in communities of color and low-income communities.
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The Democratic lawmaker specifically pointed to discriminatory housing ads that disproportionately impacted low income communities and communities of color.
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NEPA gave voice to those who are marginalized or voiceless, such as low-income communities and communities of color.
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Our communities, in particular, low income and communities of color, bear the greatest burdens of climate change and pollution.
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Rural communities will need to prioritize generating wealth that stays in their communities and meets demand across their region.
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I also don't think that we talk enough about oral health, especially in low-income communities and rural communities.
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But their contributions to US communities, and the fact that they have become part of US communities, are real.
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The crime data largely focuses on 410 communities in 31 states, with a fuller analysis looking at 2,800 communities.
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We have to be committed to low-income communities, indigenous communities, and communities of color to ensure that they are given a seat at the table and that the injustices of the past are not repeated.
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Klobuchar: As part of [my] sweeping climate change legislation, [I] will make sure climate resilient infrastructure investments will be targeted towards communities that are disproportionately affected by climate change, including communities of color and tribal communities.
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That's because numerous states have passed laws that make it hard for marginalized communities, particularly communities of color, to vote.
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While climate change affects us all, it hurts low income communities, indigenous peoples, and communities of color first and worst.
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They're less likely to be in poor communities — and communities of color a lot of times — but they're extremely necessary.
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We have our own startup and innovator content communities which are open and free, while corporates can create private communities.
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I would like to think that the work resonates across to other working-class communities, like black or Hispanic communities.
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Within that pool, 25 percent of investments must benefit impacted communities and 10 percent must go directly into those communities.
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"It is quite clear that communities of color are more heavily and aggressively policed than white communities," the letter says.
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Since its inception, the program has grown from 268 communities participating in 236 to at least 0093,2009 communities this year.
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WE HAVE A SPECIAL PURPOSE AND CHARTER AND THAT'S TO SERVE COMMUNITIES AND TO SHARE OUR SUCCESS WITH THOSE COMMUNITIES.
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There's a real question of how those communities can defend themselves and how we can support those communities defending themselves.
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Nonsensically, this proposal also would remove the requirement that logging to protect communities from wildfires be done near those communities.
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And the people living in those communities — sometimes trapped in those communities — make choices, sometimes poor ones, within that context.
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Low-income communities and communities of color live with higher levels of pollution and greater vulnerability to climate-fueled disasters.
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Since much of the impact on minority communities has yet to happen, reparations have to address these communities' disproportionate vulnerability.
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Communities In Schools is committed to a workforce that is representative of the varied communities we are privileged to serve.
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To ensure that these advancements are useful for the communities who need them, we need to engage these communities fully.
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Every day in communities like Jackson Heights, Queens, we see the economic and cultural richness of our phenomenally diverse communities.
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Whether they are communities of color, whether they are white communities, whether they are in any part of our country.
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The Anglican Church has some influence over evangelical communities worldwide and could sway anti-LGBT attitudes in global Christian communities.
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And there&aposre really a lot of progressive communities in this country and others, that are actually creating these communities.
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I want to flip that around and say, Why have our communities, our POC Latino communities, not been invested in?
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"This is really about providing justice for communities and just transitions for communities," Ocasio-Cortez told NPR on Thursday morning.
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"They can't force the hands of communities," said Laura Lightbody, director of the Pew Charitable Trusts' Flood-Prepared Communities initiative.
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The compatibility actually stretches further — games with large existing communities will continue to grow those communities on the next Xbox.
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"Credit-assured" communities have an index of less than 943%, while "credit-at-risk" communities fall between 29% and 35%.
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Most of the outbreaks occurred in "underimmunized, tight-knit communities" including two outbreaks in Orthodox Jewish communities in New York.
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This involves supporting the most vulnerable people in our communities, such as seniors, low-income families, and communities of color.
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It will shine a light on how marijuana policies have negatively impacted targeted communities, specifically low-income communities of color.
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White communities have lived with this comfort, based on the higher number of crimes solved in those communities, for generations.
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"Communities of color, low-income communities and indigenous populations are still struggling to receive equal protections before the law," he wrote.
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"Better-resourced communities have created climate offices and programs, while response has lagged in smaller or poorer communities," the report says.
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We need to remain focused on keeping our communities safe and united instead of trying to build walls and scapegoat communities.
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His larger argument was that the death of these organizations presaged the death of Americans' belief in their communities as communities.
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And, of course, Twitch is acquiring big video game communities, as well as people who know how to foster those communities.
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As much as she is praised for her support of oppressed communities, her understanding of such communities is sometimes disappointingly simplistic.
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A new policy designed to attract investment to low income communities may not benefit rural areas and the most impoverished communities.
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Nothing for farmers and struggling rural communities ... Nothing for communities of color in our cities to overcome barriers of systemic racism.
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For decades, banks have targeted historically redlined communities with predatory mortgages and loans, which many communities have yet to recover from.
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Several rural communities in Bangladesh have already implemented the system, which is an eco-friendly solution for communities lacking electrical access.
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Poor communities are the last to get connected, and without connectivity, those communities have no chance to lift themselves from poverty.
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These places know how they should respond to terror because their communities, and their communities alone, must pick up the pieces.
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Can you talk about what you took away from the way some communities responded—specifically, the queer communities—to the game?
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They know that if they do right by their employees and communities, their employees and communities will do right by them.
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One national initiative, the Strong, Prosperous, And Resilient Communities Challenge (SPARCC) is helping communities think about development with equity in mind.
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And we have got to have law enforcement respect communities and communities respect law enforcement because they have to work together.
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Number two, it gets businesses corporations once again interested in reaching out to the communities and helping people in the communities.
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Since our meeting, you have done nothing to help our communities and have taken affirmative actions that have harmed our communities.
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"That's not what so many states, businesses, cities and academic communities and local communities want in the United States," she said.
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I also know there is room – and indeed great value – in our communities upholding the rights and viewpoints of both communities.
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The disaster was devastating to communities up and down the Gulf, and communities on the Atlantic are wary about a sequel.
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Most of my art projects really are experiments because they are so participatory and work with different communities, mainly immigrant communities.
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Cleaner cars and trucks have direct and life-changing impacts on the health of all communities, particularly those communities of color.
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Those communities had fewer polling locations in 2016 than did white communities, while some had none at all, the lawsuit alleges.
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"Trump is going to aggressively go into Hispanic communities, particularly Cuban communities, and make the 'America versus socialism' argument," Schale said.
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Those who live in poor communities or communities of color are disproportionately targeted with arrest rates higher than their richer counterparts.
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That suggests Trump supporters are generally people who live in native, white communities and may, perhaps, fear those communities are changing.
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Even where other Jewish communities mix with black communities, such as in Chicago, these horrors have not occurred nearly as often.
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As inland communities struggled with the flooding crisis, coastal communities that took the brunt of the hurricane's pounding remained punch-drunk.
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We only occasionally saw the large communities of Mennonite and Mormon sects that had established communities in Chihuahua and Sonora states.
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Miho Aida is a filmmaker who's done so many films about disenfranchised communities, minority communities, we've not covered in the past.
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The show presents 60 design projects which focus not merely on design in communities, but designing communities, exemplifying ways design can aid resistance in a time where women, people of color, indigenous communities, and other marginalized groups are vulnerable.
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One bill would punish communities that offer sanctuary to unauthorized immigrants facing deportation; those communities' share of state revenues would be withheld.
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Others post every day in the communities they know and love; others go on to create and moderate communities on the site.
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Officials in both areas have consistently said they need the cooperation of Muslim communities to tackle potentially violent persons from those communities.
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We have to be communities of strangers, and the only way communities of strangers can do anything together is through imaginative identification.
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Many tribal and urban American Indian communities face challenges: poverty, the lack of access in many rural communities, intergenerational trauma and racism.
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Highlighting a persisting educational gap, students in wealthier communities and from suburban areas did better than those from poorer communities and cities.
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"She supports trade policies that have closed factories in African-American communities ... policies in crime that make communities less safe," Trump declared.
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And that's our goal, to make sure that we get welcomed into communities and societies, not shut down by communities and societies.
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"There are basically two communities in the social network that communicate mainly within the community and rarely across the communities," he says.
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Private equity is also attacking manufactured home communities, which represent a valuable source of affordable housing for rural communities across the country.
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I'm glad that our communities will now have access to the healing medicines and we can start working on healing our communities.
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It's a fitting metaphor for how OSS tends to the conditions under which human communities, especially transplanted minority communities, languish or thrive.
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Most at risk, however, are the communities that live directly next to the facilities—communities that are disproportionately low-income and minority.
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"He also plans over the weekend to be available within many of the communities in the capital, including Muslim communities," Goldstein said.
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Historically, black women in low-income communities haven't had the same access to quality care as white women in high-income communities.
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Can you respond to what you took away from the way some communities responded—again, specifically, the queer communities—to the game?
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And too many American lives are lost, especially in low income communities and communities of color, to the impacts of dirty fuels.
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The FBI is seeking powers that would "most directly" affect "people of color, immigrant communities, Muslim communities and political activists," she added.
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Faith communities are stepping up First Baptist Church of Huntsville is just one of countless faith communities stepping up during the shutdown.
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In Europe, the demand for recognition for minority communities has often helped empower community leaders at the expense of the communities themselves.
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Faith communities are prioritizing the health and protection of their communities through social isolation, which is the faithful response to the coronavirus.
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Correcting the wildly high rates of discrimination, unemployment, and poverty impacting trans communities, particularly trans communities of color, is another issue altogether.
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Millions of Americans living in low-income communities and communities of color face a litany of environmental injustices on a daily basis.
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All the resources that need to go to the communities most in need are not getting to the communities most in need.
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"We wanted to work with photographers that intimately knew these communities and reflected the communities that they were photographing," Mr. Furticella said.
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Starting in early 2018, researchers collected survey data and satellite imagery from 36 communities partnered with the foundation and 40 control communities.
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"This polarization could have devastating consequences for black communities and poor communities that would become isolated and even more disempowered," they wrote.
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Conversations between Israelis, Palestinians, American Jewish communities, and Arab American communities who disagree on paths to peace have been active for decades.
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"Communities in California, where Nestlé is pumping water from drought-stricken communities, can use this as tool to protect water," she said.
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Our report, "Water, Health, and Equity: The Infrastructure Crisis Facing Low-Income Communities & Communities of Color — and How to Solve It," offers insight into why low-income communities and African Americans carry disproportionate burdens from climate change and deteriorating water infrastructure.
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Raúl M. Grijalva (D-Ariz.) and A. Donald McEachin (D-Va.) last month introduced a bill seeking to tackle the way environmental issues like air and water pollution disproportionately affect low-income communities, tribal and indigenous communities, and communities of color.
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Humans are always dreaming up ways to make our communities stronger and better—whether it's urban planning, intentional communities, or carefully designed neighborhoods.
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Rose Dickey: I'm here with Oliver Cameron of Voyage, a self-driving car company that operates in communities, like retirement communities, for example.
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"We've seen throughout the years they have been expanding their reach to hunt down my communities and other communities," Mora-Villalpando told Gizmodo.
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"When it comes to these matters that have significant impact on border communities, very rarely are voices from these communities sought," Perez said.
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"Within the political communities, Alex Jones' channel is one of the most recommended ones … it connects the two right-wing communities," they write.
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Sharpton, in a conversation with reporters shortly before Buttigieg spoke, decried homophobia in all communities, but specifically called out black and religious communities.
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If minority communities fail to answer the census, then areas of high minority populations, such as Latino communities, will likely suffer an undercount.
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The conference is slated to offer programming which connects the city's majority Black and Latinx communities to the emerging technology and business communities.
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CarbonWA believes that its approach is better for low-income communities and communities of color than the alliance alternative of reinvesting the revenue.
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The three parties said they had formed a student housing joint venture, Scion Student Communities, which will acquire University House Communities Group (UHC).
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When we talk about BDSM, kink, and fetish communities, those communities have largely been relegated to spaces that are not zoned and licensed.
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And I think that Mr. Iger has done a tremendous job taking over communities and keeping those communities intact — like Pixar, like Marvel.
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It recently announced a collaboration with real estate company Minto Communities to develop new active adult communities in seaside destinations around the country.
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We've been working very closely with mods in a few communities to make sure the product will not negatively impact our existing communities.
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Time and time again, experimental policies and practices are imposed on Black and Brown communities over the resounding objection by the same communities.
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With fewer people completing the census, the bureau's data will be skewed, resulting in an undercount of marginalized communities — including many immigrant communities.
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It's true: Menthol cigarettes are disproportionately advertised in predominately black communities, and the ads in those communities are disproportionately directed at young people.
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The reality is that for decades, low-income communities and communities of color have been plagued by pollution from the fossil fuel industry.
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But the FBI is seeking powers that would "most directly" affect "people of color, immigrant communities, Muslim communities and political activists," she added.
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It is something that you can deal with in communities, you can inoculate communities from it, but it's always going to be around.
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Some local artists in the communities that Meow Wolf is trying to colonize are pushing back against the company's forays into their communities.
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It did target lower income communities and it likely will be a big influx of billions of dollars of investment into those communities.
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Perhaps it is more accurate to say that disability communities don't make art about disability in the way non-disabled communities often assume.
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We should prioritize those who pose a threat to the safety of our communities, not hardworking families who are contributing to their communities.
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Today L'Arche, rooted in the Roman Catholic Church, has 21950 communities in 19633 countries; Faith and Light has 21963,265 communities in 220 countries.
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Before NEPA, federal infrastructure dollars were used to raze vulnerable communities, particularly communities of color, which were given no say in the matter.
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These communities are already facing numerous challenges and withdrawing from NAFTA would directly harm the communities and voters President Trump promised to protect.
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As a society, we need to discuss what is happening in our most broken communities and find a way to fix those communities.
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The plan aims to help coastal communities affected by climate change, practitioners of aquaculture, communities near ports, and everyone affected by climate change.
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There are many ways of going about this, including getting involved in communities that seek to illuminate the human spirit, communities like Barnard.
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But for many surviving victims and communities, Hurricane Harvey's wake leaves a long, difficult, deeply stressful process of rebuilding homes, communities and lives.
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The "Drug-Free Communities" program, created in 1997, was designed to prevent youth drug abuse by providing funds to coalitions of local communities.
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"Historically, access to literacy has been a tool to subordinate certain groups and certain communities and to keep those communities down," he said.
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Finally, the measure calls for the creation of the Office of Climate and Environmental Justice Accountability, which would "represent the views of frontline communities in rulemaking by bringing those communities into the rulemaking process, conduct research on issues and trends in frontline communities, measure the costs of regulations on frontlines communities, and monitor government compliance," according to a summary of the legislation.
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That crime bill was shameful, what it did to black and brown communities like mine [and] low-income communities from Appalachia to rural Iowa.
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And in both states, the outbreaks centered on tight-knit, traditional communities (in New York, ultra-Orthodox Jewish communities and in Washington, Slavic immigrants).
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That crime bill was shameful, what it did to black and brown communities like mine (and) low-income communities from Appalachia to rural Iowa.
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"In the current regulatory environment, the disproportionate burden of pollution will only increase for low-income communities and communities of color," the report added.
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Schools in poor communities not only face an educational challenge, they face many, many other burdens that other schools and other communities don't face.
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All over this country you have progressive communities like Madison and Burlington, but we've got to go well, well, well outside of those communities.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) has argued that instead of reparations, his focus on policies helping distressed communities in general would particularly aid black communities.
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And we'll also make sure we are reaching the communities that are often most at risk, like veterans, farmers, and LGBTQ and tribal communities.
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"Ben Carson has a brilliant mind and is passionate about strengthening communities and families within those communities," Trump said in announcing the Carson nomination.
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If Lowery is fascinated by community, then he's most fascinated by the communities within our communities — the family units we form almost by instinct.
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An aggressive response that further stigmatizes Muslim-majority communities in Europeand beyond could deepen the sense of marginalization that some of these communities experience.
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But it is important to call attention to several other provisions of the law that are important to poor communities and communities of color.
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And Facebook will give the leaders of these Groups more tools to communicate with and organize their communities, including options to create 'sub-communities.
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Atkinson's film covers a lot of bases: relations between communities and the police; predictive policing; and the distribution of military hardware among small communities.
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Of course, interracial contact can be hard to achieve in communities that are racially homogeneous — in other words, a lot of rural white communities.
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Law enforcement understands the dangers of protecting their communities and go to work each day knowing they might be shot for their communities' safety.
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They sell more of their product in poor communities than elsewhere, and for generations none of that profit was passed on to those communities.
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The law enforcement and technology communities share the same goal: keeping law-abiding individuals and the communities in which they reside safe from crime.
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The Kingdom may no longer physically exist, but it's still one of the communities that signed Michonne's charter for the surviving communities last season.
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The police could generally depend upon the support of their communities, who mostly understood the symbiotic relationship between the cops, communities and public safety.
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Often, fossil fuel corporations just move into black and brown communities first, because richer and whiter communities have more political clout to stop them.
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White House hopeful Julián Castro announced his "People First Indigenous Communities" platform Thursday intended to improve relations between the federal government and indigenous communities.
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"We will protect our communities and our families so they can continue to live their lives free of fear and safe in our communities."
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"Even as the economy at large prospers, people in many communities face real economic challenges," Harker told a Reinventing Our Communities conference in Baltimore.
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Despite the popular narrative about the benefits of body-worn cameras, they carry huge risks for communities, especially for our overpoliced communities of color.
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The communities that these people have created on the road, I think, sometimes bolster them better than the communities that they had at home.
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Also like the GND, Biden's plan called for a focus on poor communities and communities of color who have been disproportionately harmed by pollution.
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Los Angeles recently launched an EV car-sharing program for low-income communities, bringing access to clean transportation to communities who generally go without.
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Hospital systems across the country – particularly those in disadvantaged, underserved and rural communities – rely significantly on the 22019B program to better serve our communities.
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By only examining poor Black communities, writers have ignored the reality that there are many impoverished, non-immigrant Latino communities sitting on powder kegs.
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Struggling communities, especially immigrant communities, will also be helped by immigration policies that focus on the best interests of American workers and American families.
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But as Mark Lilla points out in his essential new book, "The Once and Future Liberal," many identity communities are not even real communities.
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The president also repeated claims that American communities are not safe: We need safer communities, and we're going to do that with law enforcement.
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Together, the companies and their communities work to reduce inequality, lower poverty levels, and create a healthier environment, stronger communities, and jobs with purpose.
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Utilities aren't helping communities do that kind of planning, and they aren't sharing the data and information necessary for communities to do it themselves.
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Beyond inciting fear in immigrant communities, President Trump is also using his budget sword to undercut programs that protect vulnerable U.S. communities from trafficking.
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For many rural communities, timber is the local economy – working forests support 6900 million jobs and $2628 billion in payroll, mostly in rural communities.
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Programs in local communities and understanding the culture of various communities are critical components to working together as we seek to decrease suicide rates.
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There were Polish, Italian, German, Greek, Mexican, and Islamic communities, and it always fascinated me how those communities exhibited and displayed their own cultures.
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And because zero-rating plans are predominantly targeted at wireless users, such discrimination disproportionately affects the people most likely to rely on mobile devices for their primary internet connection: low-income communities, communities of color, and rural communities that are underserved by fixed-line access.
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The other, though debunked by a media student at Howard University, has grown legs and hands to wag a disappointed finger: A dollar's life span is 28 days in Asian communities, 19 days in Jewish communities and a mere six hours in black communities.
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Initiatives that begin in the brains of company boards or directors intended for the communities they inhabit often miss a crucial partner — the communities themselves.
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The key challenge is to restore links between individual communities and thriving national and global economies so the communities can piggy-back on broader growth.
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And they're all, needless to say, communities that are somewhat depressed, often with all sorts of people unemployed and they're communities that really need help.
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But here's what I do know, that you want to have local communities getting people together saying, okay, what are our assets in these communities?
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Too often, Muslims are reflexively thought of by many as heterosexual and Middle Eastern, LGBTQ communities as white and Latino communities as Catholic and heterosexual.
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It's also a debate about the role of boundary-pushing artwork by and about underrepresented communities in a world increasingly hostile to those communities' humanity.
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Offsets can entail forest management policies that displace Indigenous communities, and they do nothing to reduce our diesel pollution which disproportionately harms communities of color.
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Seventy-two percent of children in wealthier communities have access to personal finance courses, but that drops to 56% in lower- and moderate-income communities.
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And we are looking at impact that means closing gaps of access, of opportunity or outcome for low-income communities and/or communities of color.
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"Risks are often highest for those that are already vulnerable, including low-income communities, some communities of color, children, and the elderly," the report says.
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Scottsdale, Arizona-based Taylor Morrison just announced a partnership with Christopher Todd Communities, also based in the state, to build single-family, rent-only communities.
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I think the door has never been more open if you come from communities that traditionally are not the communities that the media brings in.
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The amplified Kurdish influence, as well as reported violations committed by some Kurdish groups against Arab communities, have led to ethnic tensions between local communities.
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And those kinds of things will be initially done by people overseas or in poor rural communities in the U.S., probably poor rural communities first.
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During the Soviet-era small settlements of indigenous communities were fused into larger culturally diverse communities, and during this time people abandoned these traditional foods.
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This represents an historic opportunity for displaced communities to be resettled and for communities to establish local governance and provide for their own local defense.
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"I think we should start studying what investments we need to make in communities to help individuals and families and communities move forward," she said.
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A study from Massachusetts demonstrated that communities that implemented naloxone education and distribution had decreases in overdose deaths in comparison to communities that did not.
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"As connectivity comes to each of our unique and diverse 203 communities, we increase each nation's ability to achieve self-determination and strong, thriving communities."
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The findings are part of the Healthiest Communities rankings, which evaluates nearly 3,000 communities on 81 health-related metrics, such as nutrition, housing and education.
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Yet you might not hear from them because Trump supporters in Democrat communities or Hillary supporters in Trump communities might be afraid to speak up.
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Additionally, homes in Black communities do not, on average, appreciate as rapidly as homes with similar amenities and locational values as houses in White communities.
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FirstNet's President TJ Kennedy said he'd consulted with local communities and understood that rural communities are usually the last to be incorporated in other networks.
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The Trump administration's aggressive policies toward those communities has already made members of those communities reluctant to identify themselves to the government for other purposes.
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Studies have shown that poor communities and communities are color are much more likely to be exposed to various types of pollution than white people.
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A small number of criminals poisoned police beliefs about whole communities, and a small number of dishonorable officers poisoned communities' beliefs about entire police forces.
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We have done so for Muslim communities in the United States, and the members of those communities have overwhelmingly shown themselves to be loyal Americans.
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Lee's stories play on complex social and cultural themes that translate communities, and that keep the stories so impactful to marginalized readers from all communities.
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You're leaning into this idea that crime actually hurts people—that even when gangs arise naturally from communities,it can be the communities that suffer.
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You're leaning into this idea that crime actually hurts people—that even when gangs arise naturally from communities, it can be the communities that suffer.
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The result could cause contraception deserts—communities left with no access to contraception within 30 minutes—and would hit women in marginalized communities the hardest.
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The biggest flaw is the lack of protections for the hardest hit communities – low-income communities of color that suffer most from these polluting factories.
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It's also not just that the police department mistreats black communities, but that the police department neglects black communities when they actually need law enforcement.
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But in communities like mine, low income communities, it's an education issue because kids who don't have healthcare are not going to succeed in school.
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What they're trying to do is get into rural communities and mobilize the agricultural communities, but, yeah, I think they've pretty much reached their limits.
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She is the board chair of Lifespace Communities, a nonprofit organization that owns and operates senior living communities nationwide and is based in Des Moines.
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Other communities in the U.S. began to follow suit, and by Friday the 13th, large numbers of states and communities had issued social distancing recommendations.
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"Ben Carson has a brilliant mind and is passionate about strengthening communities and families within those communities," Mr. Trump said in a statement Monday morning.
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"Those are really a lot of communities that tend to be bellwethers or communities that have an impact on New Hampshire outcomes," said Scott Merrick.
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"When companies fail to call out biased behavior against members of LGBT communities, they can actually further perpetuate the marginalization of these communities," she said.
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That would enable banks to "work more closely with their communities to identify and pursue creative ways to better address communities' funding needs," he said.
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Engaged Communities Are Strong Communities Pilsen's leadership engaged the community in lobbying Chicago's liquor-licensing authorities to close down the seedy bars where criminals gathered.
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Thriving communities are finding it beneficial to consider assets holistically, looking for growth regionally, especially as technology fosters more interconnectivity among communities than ever before.
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One CEO is tired of the inaction and is fighting back by providing healthcare to those in developing communities by sourcing from within those communities.
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But hope of a secure future for working families and communities requires the commitment to ensure there are no stranded workers and no stranded communities.
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Fishing communities are asking Congress to support this program to ensure a future for young people on the water and the communities where they live.
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There is a lot of overlap, Ritchie stressed, between the communities most vulnerable to the climate crisis and the communities most vulnerable to the coronavirus.
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It's a contributing factor, probably a small one, but genuine, a genuine nuisance sometimes for people in communities that don't ... That live in residential communities.
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The bonds between our communities and police must be reset and rebuilt — as we're doing in Ohio — so our communities and officers can both be safe.
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"The NEA does an exceptional job at making sure that money does get to rural communities, the heartland, the center of the country communities," said Zabel.
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"Struggling communities, especially immigrant communities, will also be helped by immigration policies that focus on the best interests of American workers and American families," Trump said.
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The day I die will be the day I stop yelling about issues that directly affect fat and mentally ill communities and communities that are marginalized.
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The initiative, dubbed "Building Healthier Communities," seeks to improve access to affordable health care, manage health challenges like chronic conditions and opioids and partner with communities.
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One of the most harmful conspiracy theory communities is grafting onto one of the oldest conspiracy theory communities, and disinformation experts are starting to get worried.
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They also consider much of mainstream Islam itself to be deviant, and making them representatives of Muslim communities brings potentially serious social consequences for those communities.
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Elizabeth Warren: Climate change is a threat to the safety and health of Americans — and it disproportionately impacts our most vulnerable communities and communities of color.
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"This policy will do nothing to make our communities safer and instead will terrorize law abiding communities, disrupt family life, and harm the economy," Gomez said.
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"Part of the phenomenon of black middle-class neighborhoods is they aren't isolated from other communities the way maybe white middle-class communities are," Moore says.
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"People like coming to communities where you can walk and bike places -- communities where you don't spend your entire day in the car," he told me.
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Buik noted the importance of engaging and activating communities through conversation and education, in particular listening to and working with communities where shelters are being built.
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She can't claim to be supportive of these communities while trying to increase the number of people coming in who want to oppress these same communities.
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Around the world, these diseases disproportionately affect the poor, destabilizing communities and driving families and communities deeper into poverty with lost pay and high health costs.
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Clearly, the internet is home to many, diverse communities of similar-minded people, but how do those communities transmute from disparate bands into a nation-state?
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There's an incredible organization that exists within kink communities called the National Coalition for Sexual Freedom, or NCSF, which exists to help all alternative sexual communities.
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While thinspo communities have existed prior to the internet, Tumblr, for example, which was founded in 2007, streamlined these communities and heightened their visibility to outsiders.
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It's no coincidence that the decline of economic opportunity in urban and distressed communities has coincided with the erosion of voting rights in those same communities.
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We are looking to help people build their own communities and then help them profit and thrive through those communities, to really activate careers in art.
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One in six Americans live in economically distressed communities in the U.S. As an impact invest firm, DRI Fund's mission is to help these underserved communities.
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If politicians are genuinely outraged by the saturation of criminal activity in black communities, they cannot simply "mentor" or incarcerate their way to building safer communities.
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"We need to recognize the differences between rural communities and urban communities, and then build the road to economic prosperity based on these realities," said Rep.
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The new bill would create business incubators for energy contractors, aiming particularly at communities that may lose fossil fuel jobs, as well as communities of color.
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Leaders are usually killed in or near communities that support them, resulting in those communities rallying behind the terrorist group and against whoever did the killing.
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Research shows low-income communities and communities of color also bear the brunt of pollution-related health impacts, which means higher medical costs and shortened lifespans.
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Frey said Minneapolis 2040 would lead to more perspectives and diversity within communities, which in turn would help these communities become hubs of innovation and entrepreneurship.
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Offsets can entail forest management policies that displace Indigenous communities, and they do nothing to reduce our diesel pollution which disproportionately harms communities of color [2541,15].
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Eliminate barriers to investment in disinvested communities Many real estate developers want to build in disinvested communities, but finance rules forbid or strongly discourage these projects.
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While these communities were also protected behind gates, the houses themselves were much more visible and accessible than the ultra-private, high-security communities in Rublyovka.
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As with so many other environmental issues, poor communities and communities of color will likely bear the brunt of these impacts unless we guard against them.
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Unlike more traditional retirement communities, these houses are set in neighborhoods that include people of all ages and are often more affordable than traditional retirement communities.
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The bonds between our communities and police must be reset and rebuilt - as we're doing in Ohio - so our communities and officers can both be safe.
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"We received feedback from many communities that the census numbers from 2010 were much lower than the number of people living in those communities," he said.
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They have worked to sow ethnic tensions between farming and herding communities in Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger in order to boost recruitment among marginalized communities.
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Hundreds of municipalities, coastal business leaders, commercial fishing communities, and environmental advocates condemned the administration's announcement, highlighting the threats to coastal communities, businesses, and the environment.
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When people are given the opportunity to be part of positive communities, they are less inclined to join communities of negative consequence, such as terrorist networks.
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With a little more than three months remaining before the authorization expires, communities, practitioners and legislators are working to secure this important resource for distressed communities.
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"Struggling communities, especially immigrant communities, will also be helped by immigration policies that focus on the best interests of American workers and American families," he said.
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His plan calls for a 'Task Force on Coal and Power Plant Communities' to reinvigorate communities that depend on mining and coal as their economic backbone.
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While entire towns and communities were being physically quarantined, the lack of internet connectivity also cut these communities' virtual ties from the rest of the world.
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"More funding means a bigger budget for culturally specific communities, like the LGBTQ community, women, and communities of color," said Prop S campaign coordinator Jasmine Conrad.
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This is born from my experience building movements through the Movement for Black Lives and, previously, working on the ground as an organizer in those black, Latino and white communities, and working class and middle class communities on Long Island, as well as in urban communities.
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As a career law enforcement officer I and we who wear the uniform of our communities are ready to answer the call –- to refocus our efforts on making American communities safe and to restoring the bond between communities that has been under assault by the cop haters.
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Koslov said it's necessary to include communities in retreat conversations, and advocate for it to be restorative, so that communities feel more empowered and willing to participate.
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"Communities have shared with me over the past two decades how important the enforcement work at the Agency is in protecting their often forgotten and overlooked communities."
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Booker said the bill would also incentivize states to rethink their approach on marijuana laws and how their policies impact low-income communities and communities of color.
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Mr Evans is right to stress that passionately engaged communities, including religious communities, are usually organized around stories, not around factual propositions or even common moral codes.
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I'm all for support from local and national government, but that alone won't preserve the communities most affected by climate change, which are often communities of color.
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"It contributes to an environment of hate, where people feel more emboldened to attack our communities, and where our communities feel even more unsafe," Hayashi tells Broadly.
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"Minority groups, women, LGBTQ communities — those are all communities that I think are rightfully very afraid for the moment and I'm afraid with them and for them."
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Nearly the same words were echoed by Mark Wolf, founder and CEO of AHV Communities, which is building single-family rental homes in gated communities in Texas.
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Mastodon is sort of the connective thread between these servers, so it's up to individual communities to decide whether or not those groups "exist" to their communities.
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The culture in either of these different communities is reflective of the residents, who elect officials that will pass the laws and ordinances that shape those communities.
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"Ben Carson has a brilliant mind and is passionate about strengthening communities and families within those communities," Trump said in a statement distributed by his transition team.
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To address this, some communities are moving to purchase their land collectively, an idea that started to spread nationally 10 years ago through Resident Owned Communities USA.
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Communities of color and low-income communities have faced the worst of the impacts of polluting power plants, giving them the highest claim on clean energy access.
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"In 2017, the Secretary traveled to over 27 communities and met with more than 40 elected officials in their communities to discuss HUD business," the department said.
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Communities are sustainably resolving disputes peacefully without further U.S. support, youth are mobilizing to engage peaceful transition and the communities are actively repelling atrocities against their neighbors.
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Second, we need to investigate the effectiveness of existing telemedicine approaches within rural communities, and continue developing new technology-assisted opioid treatments for rural and urban communities.
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It could also address the very conditions that left communities vulnerable in the first place— giving communities the resources needed to rebuild long-underfunded public health infrastructure.
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Under Cole's watchful eye the world shrinks into a network of countries, communities and individuals influenced by, dependent on and affected by other countries, communities and individuals.
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"Ben Carson has a brilliant mind and is passionate about strengthening communities and families within those communities," the president-elect said in his own statement released Monday.
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Walkable urban retirement communities are examples of communities that address the issue by making physical exercise and community engagement natural facets in the lives of their residents.
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They should also engage local communities in the planning process and undertake environmental justice reviews to ensure that industrial development is not unequally impacting communities of color.
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A University of Washington study published in PLOS suggests that black, latinx, and Native American communities face a 50 percent greater vulnerability to wildfires than white communities.
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"Bringing those two communities together, I think, is going to have incredibly powerful results for both communities as we start to bring these technologies together," he said.
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Unless Democrats turn toward communities like Flint and others, she argued, voters of color and those from marginalized communities will not show up at the ballot box.
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The result is that climate change is all the more acutely felt in these communities; the response must be to prioritize these same communities in climate policy.
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By deriving and pooling individual risks, the relative threat to communities can be evaluated: encouraging high-risk communities to take more immediate and more proactive preventive action.
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One is centered in Orthodox Jewish communities in New York City and its suburbs; that outbreak began in October and recently spread to Orthodox communities in Michigan.
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Authorities -- especially following the advent of ISIS -- sought to educate communities - including Muslim communities - about signs to watch for and how to report concerns to law enforcement.
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Two Rohingya Communities Outside Myanmar and Bangladesh: The Times has published stories about Rohingya communities living outside Myanmar, including one in Karachi, Pakistan, and another in Chicago.
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Religious liberty is at stake in both of these communities and we support these communities in their struggle to live out their faith in the world today.
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Studies that have mapped the heat patterns over several urban areas have found that lower-income communities are as much as 10 degrees hotter than wealthier communities.
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They have worked to sow ethnic tensions between farming and herding communities in Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger in order to increase their recruitment among marginalized communities.
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We care a lot about the communities where we operate and work hard to ensure there is zero or very little net job loss in these communities.
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Thus, the communities largely falling under investigation from familial searching would be those communities of color already disproportionately affected by the criminal justice system as it is.
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"Millions of Americans' lives have been devastated because of our broken marijuana policies, especially in communities of color and low-income communities," Gillibrand said in a statement.
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These recent efforts will exact a disproportionate toll on immigrant communities and communities of color, but make no mistake: We are all the losers in this game.
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The former entrepreneur is also one of the few political representatives of immigrant and minority communities France — a country that has long grappled with integrating immigrant communities.
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"It is clear he simply wanted to sow fear in immigrant communities and turbocharge Republican gerrymandering efforts by diluting the political influence of Latino communities," he said.
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When you fail to give underrepresented communities a platform at your venue, these communities' concerns—including racism, homophobia, and abelism—are also in danger of going unheard.
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Consultation [with communities] is very expensive; to get communities involved it takes time and it takes resources, but it's the best, most lasting way of protecting heritage.
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"These professional baseball clubs are vital components of our communities because they provide affordable, family-friendly entertainment to members of our communities, support scores of allied businesses, employ thousands of individuals, donate millions of dollars in charitable funds, and connect our communities to Major League Baseball," the letter read.
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There's the social version of this, which we talked about a little bit before, where people are now able to find communities that match their interests more, but some people haven't found those communities yet and are left behind as some of the more physical communities have receded.
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The US criminal justice system has always unjustly penalized communities of color for crimes that wealthier white communities receive slight or no punishment for; studies have shown despite black and white communities using drugs at the same rate, black Americans are stopped, frisked, and prosecuted at higher rates.
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"We have communities, particularly communities of color and disadvantaged communities all over this country, who are suffering from environmental injustice," said Williamson, who argued that she used to live in the wealthy suburb of Grosse Pointe and said -- to cheers -- that there would be no water issues there.
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Among other things, Booker would re-establish the World War II-era Civilian Conservation Corps in order to "provide skills and work experience for young people from low income communities, communities of color and indigenous communities" who would help with the restoration of federally-owned forests and wetlands.
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"Some communities may have state grazing permits, but not all of them do, as they always had customary rights and relied on their relationships with communities," he said.
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The most engaged of the tribe, who moderate several communities, have dedicated hours to custom styling their subreddits in CSS, or coding bots to help "automod" their communities.
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"My path is basically the two communities that I've spent my career, the black community and black and brown communities, and the progressive community," Jealous told Mother Jones.
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Verchick believes that while the government needs to be ready to aid communities that are forced to relocate, it also need to proactively help communities avoid that fate.
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"I look at communities like mine, and you could literally see how communities were designed to be segregated, designed based upon enforcing institutional racism and inequities," Booker said.
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"There is a concern that certain Christian and evangelical communities are being brought to the forefront, and others, particularly Muslim communities, are discriminated against and harassed," he added.
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Offense and Open Communities A lot of people, especially in San Francisco, think that open communities are great and that social media should be all about connecting people.
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The understandably inconsolable weeping of Cameron at a press conference held by the family reveals the traumatic price communities -- particularly communities of color -- ultimately pay through police violence.
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"Water shortages are a jeopardy in the region, but if the communities are well informed, the threat can slowly be curbed and lead to peaceful communities," said Chabari.
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Angwin also showed in a recent ProPublica report that, despite regulations, insurance companies charge minority communities higher premiums than white communities, even when the risks are the same.
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The company not only provides straws to communities in need for individual use, but also donates larger filtration systems to poor communities around the globe for community use.
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This Fund was intended to compensate communities for lost tax revenue from Federal land acquisitions, but fails to take into account the economic benefits refuges provide to communities.
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And then the last one, community, and I want to sort of approach this in a way because most people feel that communities are breaking apart, local communities.
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I'm constantly straddling various communities so it is important for me to use my skills and my talents and my voice to elevate on behalf of those communities.
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"As you might expect, the communities with the highest levels of reported exercise are also among the communities with the highest wellbeing overall," says lead researcher Dan Witters.
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Relations between the police and minority communities was improving, as more progressive city and police administrators openly recruited for officers within those communities, and agencies became more diverse.
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Communities can do a better job than government in preventing radicalization toward violent extremism; and violence prevention initiatives that arise from within communities are more impactful and effective.
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MORE MONEY FOR COAL COMMUNITIES: The Obama administration on Thursday released $68.5 million for an economic growth fund for Appalachian communities dealing with the downturn in coal demand.
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Resistance to the existence of people with marginalized gender and sexual identities can be found in communities of color, just as it can be found in white communities.
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The group engaged the same American Jewish communities that had adopted families like mine; today, more than 400 Jewish communities — including Pittsburgh's — have committed themselves to helping refugees.
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The virus has been spreading within US communities for weeks, prompting cancellations of large conferences, concerts, and other events; widespread closures of schools; and quarantines of entire communities.
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The virus has been spreading within US communities for weeks, leading to large conferences, concerts, and other events being canceled; widespread school closures; and quarantines of entire communities.
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The virus has been spreading within US communities for weeks, leading to large conferences, concerts, and other events being canceled, widespread school closures, and quarantines of entire communities.
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Poor and working-class black and brown communities, especially Muslim and Latinx communities, are among those who have been on the front lines of fighting for immigrant justice.
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Southeast Asian communities, for instance, have high rates of poverty and their interests often align with black and Latino communities on affirmative action and other social justice causes.
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The grants also support training for law enforcement, prosecutors, judges, service providers, and communities to provide comprehensive support to victims, hold offenders accountable, and keep our communities safe.
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Communities alongside petrochemical facilities -- often low-income communities of color -- are suffering with elevated rates of cancer, asthma, and reproductive disorders to maintain corporations' dependence on cheap plastics.
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Working with this White House is not easy, but not engaging on behalf of fragile communities is more painful to the communities that the Congressional Black Caucus represents.
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" The USDA IG questioned whether "the Broadband Loan Program should be providing funds for competition in many of the communities served, while other communities go entirely without service.
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One in six Americans lives in communities where jobs and opportunities are hard to come by, and the adverse effects of climate change hits these communities the hardest.
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The zone program gives tax incentives to people who invest in low income communities for the goal of rehabilitating those communities by creating job opportunities and economic growth.
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Closer to home, the Chesapeake Bay communities of Smith Island and Tangier Island could be two of the first U.S. communities displaced by the effects of climate change.
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They show how resources must be better allocated to historically disenfranchised communities, and how treatment, including medicine, experiential wisdom, and social support, must be better distributed across communities.
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And because the police enforce drug laws predominantly in black and brown communities, and other marginalized communities, the lives destroyed are those already struggling with exclusion and discrimination.
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Local authorities, who know their communities best and are accountable to those communities, should be the ones to make the decision on how to ensure their public safety.
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"Millions of Americans' lives have been devastated because of our broken marijuana policies, especially in communities of color and low-income communities," Gillibrand, 51, said in a statement.
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Planting spies: There are so many remote internet communities where trolls congregate that reporters need to develop sources within those fringe communities to leak them information from within.
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"What you will see among young people is that they are indeed participating in communities and they are in communities that are some ways mirroring the function that religious communities have served," said Angie Thurston, the other co-author of the Harvard Divinity School study of non-faith-based religions.
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Also threatened are the funds being spent in disadvantaged communities, as specified by SB 22020, a hard-won provision of California's cap-and-trade bill that says 25 percent of the auction revenue will be spent on disadvantaged communities (with 10 percent of that spent on projects located in those communities).
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These complaints contain elements of truth: Rural communities in the West are poorer than urban communities, and environmental protections enacted since the 1980s have reduced grazing on federal lands.
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A key component of this poverty summit is to bring in traditionally marginalized communities into the process including low-income households, rural poor, youth and black and Hispanic communities.
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By driving out coal, they say, natural gas has reduced not only carbon emissions but also local air pollution, which disproportionately impacts low-income communities and communities of color.
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Update 9/12/18 4:55pm ET: In addition to the two Q-based communities listed above, user _korbendallas_ compiled several smaller communities like QProofs, Quincels, QClearanceAnon, and TheGreatWakeUp.
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If we want to create a world where policies benefit our communities instead of restricting them, we need our state and local government to more accurately reflect our communities.
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Join zero waste communities for support To stay motivated and open to learning helpful tips from others, seek out zero waste communities for support — whether online or in person.
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One place where that truth is told daily is the internet communities where sex workers reside in safety and solidarity, and SESTA is designed to break up these communities.
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SJW, based in San Jose, California, provides water to more than one million people in San Jose, California and nearby communities and in Canyon Lake, Texas and nearby communities.
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A curated starter pack of Communities launches today, though Exton plans to add more over time with the potential for user-generated Communities and pop-ups around specific events.
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Groups are at the heart of Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg's stated mission to ensure "online communities strengthen physical communities," as he put it during a speech in 153.
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"There are degrees of insularity, and many Orthodox communities, even Haredi ones, offer an environment that many who have fled very insular communities would be comfortable in," Shafran said.
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But he stressed the importance of outreach and cooperation with Muslim communities living in the U.S., and warned that attacking those communities would only make the country less safe.
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My students of color often come in engaged with issues in their communities, but it is harder to convince them that their issues connect to issues in other communities.
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Jonathan Westin is the Executive Director at New York Communities for Change, a coalition of working families in low and moderate income communities fighting for social and economic justice.
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COSTLY INFRASTRUCTURE, RESTIVE COMMUNITIES Mining and oil projects in South America have sometimes been halted entirely by protests sparked by concerns about their impact on communities and the environment.
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Nelson, a black woman chef and activist, has just asked Bittman "how he holds himself accountable to communities of color and vulnerable communities" in regards to the food movement.
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A prime focus at the CJRC is looking to communities of color that have been at ground zero of America's gun violence epidemic to lead all of our communities.
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"We need investment in our communities and we need people to look at our communities as more than political soccer balls," added Rhymefest, whose real name is Che Smith.
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Local communities also need to carefully consider the numerous barriers to housing choice that interact and compound one another, and that ultimately result in perpetuating our communities' segregated neighborhoods.
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We have gladly welcomed them into our communities, into our churches, into our lives, and we have seen how doing so has made our communities vibrant, prosperous and strong.
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Congress needs to invest making this happen by supporting communities across the country, strengthening our lead hazard system, and ensuring that low-income communities get the support they need.
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In communities of color, such as Ferguson, it often feels like the police are protecting the white community from us instead of protecting our communities from the criminal element.
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The monument will protect in perpetuity these animal communities from future commercial fishing and mining activities, two of the most destructive human disturbances for ocean deep sea bottom communities.
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The government-led CVE program has, thus far, been vague and has left communities believing that CVE is the government's Trojan horse for wider surveillance and harassment of communities.
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We need to help communities rebuild, but we also need to be serious about investing to make our communities safe from the coming storms, fires, and other climate threats.
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While the federal government continues to vilify immigrant communities, states and localities on both sides of the aisle are creating new ways to ensure that their communities can thrive.
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That can leading to disenfranchised communities and, in many cases, resentment of the drivers of thriving communities (such as large tech companies in Silicon Valley) and status-quo politicians.
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We know that low-income communities and communities of color are disproportionately affected by pollution and by extreme weather, and climate change is only going to make that worse.
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It brought people with similar interests together, incubated vibrant communities that spawned intense discussion and then gave those communities the tools to amplify their messages loudly across the internet.
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The same communities that are reliably exposed to the most air pollution are the same communities that have the fewest resources to defend themselves or compensate for the effects.
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The US Department of Justice has made it impossible to ignore the truth: In communities across America, police and the communities they serve simply don't trust each other anymore.
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For instance, "micropolitan areas" — rural communities with small urban centers — have rebounded to near-pre-recession employment levels, and rural communities adjacent to cities fare better than remote counties.
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In some Jewish communities, the gemach — a community-administered, interest-free loan — proliferated beyond its roots in more insular Orthodox communities in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis.
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"Alcohol advertisements on the M.T.A. are disproportionally targeting communities of color, lower-income communities and also young people," said Jazmin Rivera, a spokeswoman for Building Alcohol Ad-Free Transit.
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This is nothing new, she continued, arguing that when avenues are created to improve access for previously excluded communities, communities that have amassed resources feel like they are losing.
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With two weeks until New Yorkers begin completing the census, this PSA will help get the word out to communities across New York, especially those in historically undercounted communities.
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Many plants are in poor areas, often communities of color, although as the fracking connection drives expansion into rural areas, poor white communities will likely be increasingly affected, too.
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With that in mind a GoFundMe page for fire relief for First Nations communities has been set up to provide culturally sensitive, specific, and direct support to communities affected.
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There's a phenomenon in politics in which communities that see themselves as embattled look with even greater suspicion at members who enjoy the approval of those communities' perceived opponents.
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"This measure completely ignores the welcome that communities have provided to refugees, as well as the important contributions resettled refugees have made to these communities all across the country."
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We also found that inland communities were less responsive to flood hazards than coastal communities and were doing a poorer job of steering development out of flood-prone areas.
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Indeed, coalfield communities nationwide are in crisis — and these communities can be found across many demographics and locations, including in Colorado, Kentucky, Montana, New Mexico, West Virginia and Wyoming.
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What does he say about the unfairness of the income casualty gap — the difference between the median household incomes of communities with the highest casualties and all other communities?
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" He continued, "One is to speak to Latinos in the communities where they are, run more Latinos and invest in long-term, you know, political infrastructure in Latino communities.
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Congress needs to use its 'power of the purse' to limit the harm inflicted on immigrant communities, and pursue the long overdue legislative reforms that our shared communities need.
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But data analytics works best when coupled with forward deployed field analysts that can interact with communities to see the grievances driving conflict as the communities themselves see them.
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"This continued heavy rain and flooding has damaged homes, isolated communities and displaced people from their homes," Shannon Fentiman, the acting communities minister in Queensland, said in a statement.
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"Part of what's creating tensions between communities and police is the fact that police have a really difficult time in communities where they know guns are everywhere," Obama said.
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And these communities also sometimes struggle to access appropriate healthcare due to the layers of exclusion they face, and also the stigma attached to mental health in their communities.
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"We hope the taskforce will put all Kenyan communities into the law, especially communities like ours that have been protecting the forest for decades," said Peter Kitelo, an Ogiek activist.
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Catholics in China are split between "underground" communities that recognize the pope and a state-controlled group where bishops are appointed by the government in collaboration with local Church communities.
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Deploy: Our team of military, security and law enforcement experts was created to be deployed into communities to provide the training, planning and thinking necessary to help communities prevent attacks.
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We will continue to mobilize communities to exercise their legal rights -- at the ballot box, at school, in their workplaces and financial institutions and in the communities where they live.
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In his lecture, Heap of Birds talked about his own work with communities — with the Cheyenne and Arapaho nations, as well as Native and non-Native communities around the world.
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This piece of legislation must be reformed in order to prevent dragnet surveillance, backdoor searches of phone and email records, and unlawful targeting of communities of color and immigrant communities.
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And then there is the way conditions such as HIV, because of cultural stigma and socioeconomic factors, continue to harm our communities at higher rates than they do white communities.
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Board of Education had an unintended effect: Through ruling school segregation by race legally unconstitutional, the case triggered white communities to cluster together in the suburbs, away from black communities.
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Moreover, innovation guru Ian Hathaway's recent report on the expansion of start up communities notes how Pittsburgh, Madison and Ann Arbor are among those communities rising faster than national peers.
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He will make it a priority for all agencies to engage in community-driven approaches to develop solutions for environmental injustices affecting communities of color, low-income, and indigenous communities.
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"Ellison's financial support of Donald Trump endangers the well-being of women, immigrants, communities of color, the environment, LGBTQ and trans communities, disabled people, and workers everywhere," the petition added.
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"These are things that are going to damage the health and well-being of American communities and communities across the world," Jason Schwartz, a spokesman for Greenpeace, said by phone.
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It also found that Communities weren't driving viewers to watch streams — in fact less than 22018 percent of Twitch viewership was from users who found streams through the Communities feature.
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In the U.S., as Mashable reported, similar nonprofits — such as Uplift: Online Communities Against Sexual Violence — are working to help combat sexual abuse in online communities through education and advocacy.
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The logic of city development far too often looks at communities of color from a deficit-based calculus, framing communities by what they need rather than what they already have.
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"Surveillance technology is often used to track and control vulnerable communities, particularly communities of color," the congresswomen wrote in a letter asking for co-sponsors, which was verified by Motherboard.
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"Denying the science of this reality will impact millions of people on the front lines of a dangerously changing climate, especially low-income communities and communities of color," she said.
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Anyone with a scintilla of familiarity with African-American communities knows that we want the killers who plague our communities arrested and jailed no matter what their race or color.
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"We're talking here not just about people or communities that have anti-LGBT sentiment, but communities where this is seen as evil or something that is rarely discussed," she said.
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Jacobs was "working hand in hand with our neighborhood leaders and with residents in our communities to make our community safer, to connect us better with those communities," Miller said.
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Too many still deny the dignity of transgender people, question the intentions of LGBT immigrants seeking safe harbor, and perceive an insurmountable divide between LGBT communities and communities of faith.
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But it has been difficult for communities to achieve even this reduced goal because the number of veterans falling into homelessness every month, is outstripping communities' efforts to keep up.
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The Trump administration knows this, and they have enacted many policies to take care -- and power -- away from women, LGBTQ communities, communities of color, people with low income and immigrants.
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The coalition includes organizations representing health professionals, environmentalists, scientists, clean-energy supporters, large and small businesses, organized labor, low-income communities and communities of color, faith groups, and tribal nations.
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"The facts are clear: climate change and pollution disproportionately harm low-income communities and communities of color, and are major contributors to ongoing economic and racial inequality," Inslee's plan states.
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Countering the incorrect narrative about immigrants as criminals, research shows communities that have substantial increases in immigration experience a sharper reduction in crime than communities without large increases in immigration.
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"Part of what's creating tensions between communities and police is the fact that police have a really difficult time in communities where they know guns are everywhere," Mr. Obama said.
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However, the performance was not homogeneous across the sector, with 12 out of 17 autonomous communities reporting an improved current balance, including four autonomous communities with a positive current balance.
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Just as importantly, it has brought visibility to previously ignored communities – visibility that makes it difficult to site highways through the center of neighborhoods or noxious industries in underserved communities.
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Changing the decision-making process in this way would likely exacerbate existing mistrust between communities and the fracking industry, the Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee said in a report.
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He said that while both established communities and immigrants may have fears of the other, it was important to welcome migrants and to help them integrate into communities, HuffPost reported.
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Historically, low-income communities, predominately communities of color, have faced the most severe burdens of environmental hazards that are made worse as the government takes huge steps backwards in regulations.
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In conducting interviews in communities targeted by these raids, we found that raids terrorize and traumatize not only arrested immigrants, but also their children, families and others in their communities.
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On a few occasions, communities felt slighted or disrespected, and we all had to learn how to create and manage public art with respect to the communities where it's located.
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In the 1970s and '80s, many cities halted plans to build public swimming pools or closed them altogether, which disproportionately impacted working-class communities, which were often communities of color.
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The problem is that the communities where PrEP can have the greatest effect aren't getting the drug, because the people in those communities often cannot afford insurance that covers it.
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They transcend the borders of their communities by exploring and investigating new ideas, reaching out to different groups, and by serving as a bridge between disparate communities and divided societies.
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"What we're seeing is not an alternative to golf but an addition to golf," said Troy Lucas, vice president of Daniel Communities, an Alabama-based manager of master-planned communities.
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KRISTOF And as you go and talk to people in these communities, there's sometimes resistance about empowering women in these communities and resentment about what is perceived as cultural imperialism.
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The shortage harms rural communities on the fringes of the Bay Area, but it is rooted in urban communities in the region's core — San Francisco, Oakland, Palo Alto and Berkeley.
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It is not a given that a centrally run social platform can nurture healthy communities, even if vibrant, powerful and empowering communities have, against the odds, found one another there.
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"One of the reasons why I'm running is because these communities are the communities that helped raise me and helped shape me into the person that I am," she said.
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The people whose DNA is stored in the medical examiner's databank largely come from the same communities plagued by stop-and-frisk and "broken windows" policing: underserved communities of color.
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This recommendation is made in an attempt to reduce introduction of the virus into new communities and to slow the spread of infection in communities already affected by the virus.
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Especially for rural communities, I don't see any other way of finding a long-term solution than businesses stepping up, for their own employees and especially for their own communities.
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The virus has been spreading within US communities for weeks, causing large conferences, concerts, and other events to be canceled, forcing schools to close, and leading to quarantines of communities.
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Our goal is to strengthen existing communities by helping us come together online as well as offline, as well as enabling us to form completely new communities, transcending physical location.
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"Being Irish, you're a bit more aware of sectional communities or smaller communities within a bigger country," said Kevin O'Donnell, a product manager visiting from Dublin with his wife, Neasa.
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In other words, communities that are close to 100 percent white will react intensely to a modest increase in foreign-born residents, while highly diverse communities will shrug it off.
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Activists from more than 60 organizations throughout the city came together as part of Communities United for Police Reform to figure out how to keep our communities healthy and safe.
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As you go off and become leaders – and yes, you will lead, you are destined to lead – you can make the communities you join – and the communities you form – stronger.
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"This is a threat communities across the country but especially to black and brown communities suffering from #AirPollution," tweeted Heather McTeer Toney, national field director for Moms Clean Air Force.
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"Ellison's financial support of Donald Trump endangers the well-being of women, immigrants, communities of color, the environment, LGBTQ and trans communities, disabled people, and workers everywhere," the petition states.
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"I was surprised at the level of knowledge he has about different communities and his work with those communities," said Sánchez, who has not endorsed a presidential candidate for 2020.
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Since then, the agency has always strived to consider how regulations affect communities of color -- and how they must be designed and implemented to ensure the safety of those communities.
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Warren's plan calls for spending at least $1 trillion on vulnerable communities over the next decade to address the decades of pollution that has harmed low-income and minority communities.
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"Everybody else" includes not just the restless immigrant communities living on the outskirts of the "globalized metropolises," but residents of the hollowed-out second-tier cities and impoverished rural communities.
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They strive to instill life into the communities they work in, evidenced by their recent creation of affordable artist studios as an effort to give back to local artistic communities.
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I am so happy that so many people in our communities are excited by the installation, are participating, and that we have built a space that speaks to these communities.
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When they talk about the "obesity epidemic," they're using coded language to get you to blame systematic societal problems (poverty, crime, climate change) on poor communities and communities of color.
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For example, we're doing outreach around LA in the Latino and African American communities and the facts are that funerals, for many people in these communities, cost more than $10,000.
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Preventing the next crisis or recession depends in part on making investments in communities, even though such investments are beyond the purview of monetary policy, Williams said in remarks prepared for delivery to an event for the Strong, Prosperous, and Resilient Communities Project, an initiative aimed at fostering investment in underserved communities.
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The money to take the time that your communities need so that we can really evolve the tools, the developer platform, the payments platform and really get this stuff right and we don't have to force ourselves too early into advertising or growing communities in ways that are unnatural for the communities.
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Around two-thirds of Kenya's land is customarily owned by communities without formal title deeds, making it easy for corrupt individuals to sell or lease the land without the communities' knowledge.
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"Ben Carson has a brilliant mind and is passionate about strengthening communities and families within those communities," Trump said of his one-time rival in announcing the nomination in late 2016.
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In the dance and hip-hop communities, it is seen as the place to discover new music and showcase remixes and edits, with strong communities popping up around artists and DJs.
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"There may be elevated risk in communities in central Florida, the Florida Keys, as well as border communities in the Rio Grande Valley in south Texas, " he said in December 2016.
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For example, Muslim communities' statements of solidarity with LGBTQ communities after the massacre are one sign of progress, as is the noting from LGBTQ's community leaders of the support of Muslims.
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Burkely Communities, which manages the building and other student communities and apartment complexes in the area, told BuzzFeed News on Tuesday that it appeared the man entered through an unlocked window.
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" In his post about community groups, Zuckerberg wrote, "Online communities are a bright spot, and we can strengthen existing physical communities by helping people come together online as well as offline.
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In the beginning, immigrant communities are fragile, built by word-of-mouth and ease-of-travel; it's those communities that are likely to be lost in an environment hostile to immigrants.
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We will no longer be in service to the work, to our communities, to creating change and cultivating communities that are accountable to one another with compassion, rigor, and fierce vulnerability.
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The kinds of scrutiny that happens in poor working class neighborhoods, or in communities of color, or in migrant communities — those processes of surveillance are much more intense in those neighborhoods.
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"Stationing ICE agents in local courthouses instills needless additional fear and anxiety within immigrant communities, discourages interacting with the judicial system, and endangers the safety of entire communities," the commission wrote.
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Those military communities, defined as Military Post counties in the American Communities Project at George Washington University, have voted for Republican candidates in every presidential election since 2000 by double digits.
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Warren sent the letters to the top executives at Corvias Group, Hunt Military Communities, Lincoln Military Housing, Balfour Beatty Communities and Americas Lendlease Corporation, firms that develop or manage military housing.
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In Missouri and Texas, at least half of the insurers we studied charged higher premiums for a safe driver in high-risk minority communities than in comparably risky non-minority communities.
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Those of us who fight for social justice know that it is no coincidence that the communities bearing the burden in Flint and Standing Rock are low-wage communities of color.
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But as I've previously written, black people are not uniquely predisposed to crime, black communities do indeed care about crime within black communities, and black people are proactively addressing these problems.
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"This is a major concern for members of Muslim communities, members of Arab or Middle Eastern or Southeast Asian communities," Hugh Handeyside, an attorney at the ACLU, told the Huffington Post.
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When even our congressmen and congresswomen are at risk, none of us are truly safe — and that's particularly true in communities of color and other communities hardest hit by gun violence.
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More than portraits of the Piers, Alvin Baltrop's photos become documentation of the AIDS crisis in the '80s, which deeply impacted (and continues to impact) queer communities and communities of color.
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This announcement must be seen for what it is: an unprecedented attempt to undermine the political power and resources of communities of color, immigrant communities, and urban populations throughout the country.
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"In the years since 2014, our groups have continued to raise the alarm as data security and privacy abuses have disproportionately harmed marginalized communities, especially communities of color," the letter reads.
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Seniors and people who experience disabilities thrive when they can stay in their own homes and communities — also helping our communities thrive and saving taxpayers' money by avoiding more expensive care.
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Rural communities can provide climate answers, including: While rural communities will be key in the transition to a low carbon economy, they also face challenges that make a just transition critical.
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African Americans in rural communities, 44 percent, are most likely to be obese, the new CDC data finds, while Asian Americans in urban communities are the least likely to be obese.
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Both of these documents outline a plan for addressing the systemic oppression historically and currently faced by black communities, delineating strategies for reinvesting in black communities and engaging young black people.
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The Times said the outbreak has raised concern about vaccination rates among Orthodox Jewish communities, though thousands of residents of the Williamsburg and Borough Park communities have been vaccinated since fall.
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Open internet advocates argue that zero-rated wireless plans disproportionately affect low-income communities and communities of color, who are more likely to rely on mobile networks to access the internet.
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For low-income communities and communities of color, a rollback of these standards could mean life or death — in fact, far more robust standards are necessary to protect our public health.
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It is my hope that many other law enforcement executives will deliver this same message to their local communities, particularly those segments of their communities that lack trust and feel disenfranchised.
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We need to overcome our fear of difference and engage with Muslim communities in a positive rather than negative way in order to stop the marginalization and alienation of those communities.
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His strategy invests only in "historically underserved communities" through municipal securities, and Glass cited Boston Medical Center — which helps raise life expectancies in poor communities with preventive care — as an example.
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Discrimination in any form can have serious health consequences: Sexual minorities living in communities with high levels of prejudice die more than a decade earlier than those in less prejudiced communities.
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This recommendation is made in an attempt to reduce the introduction of the virus into new communities and to slow the spread of infection in communities already affected by the virus.
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By Obama's first election in 2008, the small mill towns and quaint tobacco farming communities were then just small, factoryless towns and not-so-quaint communities, their economic foundations shipped overseas.
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They lived in slower communities where they actually made a difference, where they lived middle-class lives but they actually participated in their communities — professors at public universities is an example.
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We don't see these levels of violence without disparities and distinctions in how communities of color are policed, and a history of segregation and disinvestment in communities of color, especially cities.
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As cannabis laws across America continue to soften, states and local communities are beginning to come to terms with the destruction wreaked by the war on drugs, especially on black communities.
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And for communities that are already suffering from the impacts of climate change, our leaders should commit to the most effective solutions to help these communities adapt to a warming planet.
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Faith communities, employers, retired U.S. military officials, and everyday people have spoken up about their desire to do more to help refugees and the significant impact they bring to their communities.
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"Multiple studies have found that toxic facilities are disproportionately located in communities of color and that communities of color consistently have more contaminated air, water, and even soil contamination," she said.
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At the same time, I think that there is a boogeyman created about people who are homeless, and the best communities are those communities that work to break down those stereotypes.
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Third, only large projects will qualify, with minimum size thresholds at $20 million for large communities and $5 million for small communities, which are those with populations of 25,85033 or less.
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Since Congress amended the NMTC in 2006 to ensure rural communities received equal access to the credit, more investment has been driven to rural communities often left outside the economic mainstream.
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So I feel like I am sometimes am emissary from the middle of the country, just pointing out that things look a little different in rural communities, industrial communities like mine.
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In America, Muslim communities -- the people are more assimilated.
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AUSTIN, Texas – AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ American Campus Communities Inc.
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We'll never stop fighting for our health, rights & communities.
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His work explores memory, social justice, and distressed communities.
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We're going to protect our communities from guns & drugs.
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The climate crisis threatens both our communities & our economy.
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While incel communities do vary — the posters on incels.
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Entire communities absorbed the consequences — mass joblessness, bankruptcies, depression.
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Immigrant communities are under attack & tech companies are complicit.
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From my own experience — I've lived in affluent communities.
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" Booker also discussed climate change's disproportionate impact on communities of color, indigenous communities, and low-income communities in an emailed response to BuzzFeed News: "That's why I support the Green New Deal, which is a bold plan that addresses the existential challenge of climate change and have begun rolling out my environmental justice agenda.
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From stronger storms and more extreme heat to poor air quality and chemical exposure, low-income communities and communities of color — represented throughout my congressional District — are often hit first and worst by the negative impacts of climate change and environmental pollution, even though these same communities have historically contributed least to these problems.
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