Not to mention [the] lack of education [among] our youth.
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The problem isn't their youth, poverty or lack of education.
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Part of the problem might be their overall lack of education.
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It's so revealing of a real lack of education and knowledge.
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The problem isn't merely a lack of education or nutrition-savvy.
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The lack of education and awareness about climate migration is catastrophic.
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It is neither poverty nor lack of education that drives supernatural beliefs.
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Lack of education and misinformation are being used as weapons of blatant discrimination.
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Child marriage is deeply rooted in poverty and lack of education and security.
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Otherwise it is misguided, irrational, swayed by populism and a lack of education.
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And a lack of education is putting children in every state at risk.
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Lack of education, support, and cultural understanding all contribute to difficulties with breastfeeding.
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It is a function of two key factors: insularity and lack of education.
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I felt with my lack of education, that wasn't something that was possible.
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"I know my lack of education led to my wrestling career ending," he said.
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The lack of education and workforce training for young people affects the whole city.
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Mr Weah's relative lack of education, though, only seems to make him more popular.
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Despite its prevalence, there's still a lack of education and tolerance in some quarters.
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Deeply rooted traditions and lack of education explain why many Egyptians have big families.
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The vast majority of opioid overdoses are accidental due to a lack of education.
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This is often caused by a lack of education and behind-the-scenes diversity.
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It's a systemic problem that also causes higher unemployment rates and lack of education.
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So the violence of poverty, the violence of a lack of education was still around.
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Durazo said there were multiple causes of Mexico's violence, including poverty and lack of education.
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The play alludes to a lack of education around HIV—is that a big problem?
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What annoys me sometimes is perhaps the lack of education that people have at it.
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I talk about crime, I talk about lack of education, I talk about no jobs.
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A lack of education about vulvodynia and the taboo it carries worsen outcomes for affected women.
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Our grandmother's heart would break to witness the continued stigma and lack of education around this issue.
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In addition to a lack of education, these children also often deal with toxic stress and trauma.
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Lack of education and inexperience with the contours of our big dumb internet combine with tragic results.
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Immigrant rights activists characterize it as a prison, noting, among other things, the lack of education offered.
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"It's a general lack of education on issues related to race, discrimination, and ethic diversity," Cleveland said.
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Dr. Taylor said that lack of education about bra fitting and sizing was commonplace in her practice.
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Erwin: Some of this is about a lack of education about the history of freedom of speech.
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There is a clear lack of education when it comes to sex education for the LGBTQ community
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The issue isn't with the club; it's with a lack of education among clubgoers about harm reduction.
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Instead, the lack of education and food continued, and she was required to do most of the housework.
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Many of his raps are inspired by personal stories, like one he wrote about his lack of education.
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But the racism in it was likely more a matter of Trump's lack of education and narcissism than hatred.
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Manifesting through police brutality, poverty, lack of education, black incarceration and to a milder degree, advertising, beauty and fashion.
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The experts point to stigmatization, barriers to care, and a lack of education and awareness, especially among young people.
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A stigma Diabetes still has a stigma attached to it, largely because of a lack of education and awareness.
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It shows a lack of education around the pain families and individuals go through and further stigmatizes mental health.
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"There's a lack of education about life insurance," said Yaron Ben-Zvi, co-founder and CEO of Haven Life.
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In the US, the consumer sake market suffers from lack of education, high mark-ups, and lack of access.
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The women in the labyrinth of mud houses are not prisoners , but hostages tosuperstition, poverty, and lack of education.
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This has to do with a fear of the unknown and a lack of education more than anything else.
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I had the same lack of education, and in 1984 I presumed to become Time's architecture and design critic.
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My biggest gripe about my situation is the lack of education I received about student loans, debt, and college.
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This is a lack of education problem, and the data tells us it is only going to get worse.
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Part of the problem may be lack of education among both the women and their health providers, Eagan said.
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Ortega said she thought she was a citizen and pointed to her lack of education for why she got confused.
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Also, a lack of education and safety drills means people don't know how to protect themselves when an earthquake strikes.
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What if it turns out there's a link between — let's say — a lack of education and propensity to spread disinformation?
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Upon hearing my frustration at a lack of education and job opportunities for trafficking survivors, they offered me an internship.
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A lack of education puts girls at risk of child marriage, poor health, early pregnancies, joblessness and poverty, experts say.
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Latinos and immigrants have long been considered hard-to-count populations because of language, housing mobility and lack of education.
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She was a capable young medic, but one who was largely self-taught and lied about her lack of education.
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In general, when people aren't able to talk about sex, it creates insecurity and shame and a lack of education.
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The whole episode highlights how there is a clear lack of education given to students about sex for LGBTQ people.
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He was self-conscious about his lack of education, his "oppressive" upbringing in Mississippi, even his skin color, she said.
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Remember the famous line, because I talk about crime, I talk about lack of education, I talk about no jobs.
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For something that's supposed to be natural, the lack of education and support nursing parents receive can feel isolating and devastating.
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It was that her rival was so uppity, and so unbecoming too, with her rural accent and obvious lack of education.
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You get it from lack of understanding, a lack of education, a lack of respect for the community that surrounds you.
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I think the major thing about HIV contraction is a lack of education; we don't learn about this stuff in schools.
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That's why, last year, teachers staged a walkout in protest of their low salaries and an overall lack of education funding.
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"There's a definite lack of education around periods, and a lack of awareness and openness," Ms. Radin, the event organizer, said.
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That lack of education is part of the reason money lessons aren't passed on from parents to their children, Hobson said.
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A lack of education and awareness leads to people getting hurt and hurting each other without even necessarily knowing it is happening.
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This is partly because of stigma and partly because of lack of education, skills and work experience in time lost behind bars.
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In her memoir, she explains that this reaction stemmed from a lack of education and understanding about gender dysphoria at the time.
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"Payment experts have been openly complaining about the lack of education on how and when customers should use chip cards," Kar wrote.
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Social stigma is a prevalent issue, and lack of education and awareness only compounds women's fears when it comes to their breasts.
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Economic insecurity is an inescapable cycle for many women in the Pacific, due to employment discrimination compounded by a lack of education.
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But sometimes Audemio's lack of education got in his way, as when he had to run farm machinery with complex computer systems.
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However, the biggest obstacle to LEDS becoming more widely used among cannabis growers is the lack of education and standards, Yorio said.
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Douglass, she held Anna in utter contempt, disrespecting her lack of education and even at times privately denigrating her role as homemaker.
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In the 28 other rich democracies, a lack of education increases the probability of poverty by less than 5 percent on average.
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The reason is in part due to a lack of education, an absence of public health resources and the cultural stigma from homophobia.
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"Earlier, things like, not as many dentists, lack of education, poverty, meant that there was not as much awareness," Senthilnathan explained to CNN.
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Turns out liberals aren't above calling out conservatives' supposed lack of education, a classist jab that doesn't do much to bridge the divide.
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He went so far as to suggest Chicago adopt the failed practice, routinely conflating minorities with "inner-city" violence and lack of education.
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Women's vulnerability, lack of education, and absence of protection makes them easy targets, and it makes it easier for them to be manipulated.
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Authorities have cited clubs in recent years for poor hygiene, inadequate nutrition and a lack of education and social care for youth players.
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Lack of education gets very little attention, but without education people even in the simplest ways are incapable of managing their communal existence.
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Obstacles to freedom, and hence to development, include poverty, lack of economic opportunities, corruption, poor governance, lack of education and lack of health.
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"It shows a lack of education around the pain families and individuals go through and further stigmatizes mental health," NAMI said in a statement.
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Often, it's not because of their age, but for a more compelling reason; a lack of education and the necessary skills to stay employed.
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Poverty and lack of education are among the main driving factors in a phenomenon most widespread in West and Central Africa and South Asia.
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The research offers no answers to questions about which factors other than poverty and lack of education contribute to teenagers bearing children, DeCesare said.
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Among the reasons: worries about their infants' weight, problems with latching, unsupportive policies at work, and lack of education about the benefits of breastfeeding.
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Unfortunately, the lack of education about fertility preservation options means many women don't learn about their options until they're past their egg-freezing prime.
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And, while we're slinging cash out, think about other countries that are in dire straights and are fighting hunger, poverty, and lack of education.
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In Donizetti's "L'Elisir d'Amore," the shy country lad Nemorino, in love with the beautiful, rich Adina, bemoans his poverty, lack of education and timidity.
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Trapped by a lack of education, economic circumstance, or violent and controlling partners, the vast majority of forced marriage victims aren't able to escape.
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" In general, Ascher-Walsh said, "there's a lack of education among women and their doctors that this is a possibility - and a safe possibility.
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He adds programs that address the underlying causes of this violence — poverty, lack of education, inadequate mental health resources — are also crucial in reducing homicides.
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A total of 81 celebs has come together to sign an open letter that addresses the lack of education available to girls around the world.
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William learned that one in 10 new dads suffer from post-natal depression and many suffer in silence over lack of education around the problem.
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This is controversial, because the risk factors some algorithms take into consideration, like lack of education or unemployment, often disproportionately tag poor people and minorities.
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"When you add hopelessness and unemployment and lack of education on top of all that, it's kind of like a recipe for disaster," she says.
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I can more easily explain gay relationships, but the language barrier and lack of education about the trans community in general makes it very difficult.
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My former colleagues at embassies and consulates have virtually no discretion to deny applications based on an applicant's lack of education, skills or work experience.
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Mr. Nur and Mr. Pitoy both said Indonesia's core problem with religion is not intolerance, but a lack of education and understanding among its people.
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Obama also announced that the Obama Presidential Center would focus on creating programs and ways to address the lack of education for young women internationally.
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"People feel like I'm endangering my child, but it's due to a lack of education on honey bees — they don't understand how gentle they really are."
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Abortion is legal in the country up to 12 weeks, but lack of education and medical access means that many women turn to the black market.
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When I used to think about the problems that we have like racism and homophobia and poverty and a lack of education, I would feel overwhelmed.
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Conscious that her lack of education is a weakness, Elizabeth enlists a tutor so she can feel more confident when talking to politicians and public figures.
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It's a sad story because it's almost impossible to pull some of these people out of abject poverty and ignorance, the lack of education they're in.
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The students learned about local and global problems and chose the lack of education access in Kenya, where the money raised will go toward building classrooms.
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Instead it's because of our own ignorance — and stems from our lack of education and training on providing sensitive and evidence-based care for transgender patients.
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Anti-hunger advocates argue most of these adults want to work, but face significant barriers to employment, like a lack of education or a criminal record.
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But this is not primarily due to a shortage of food - instead, the U.N. children's agency UNICEF blames a lack of education and knowledge about local foods.
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Bloom addressed the lack of discussion of the clitoris in a series of tweets back in March, focusing on the lack of education as the primary problem.
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Everything that goes into the ways survivors are failed — victim blaming, a culture that favors men, a lack of education about consent, etc — make up rape culture.
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Stigmatized by a lack of education and opportunity, these warring personalities are temporarily relieved of the tedium of poverty by acting out its brutalities for Springer's lens.
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The Song of the Roustabouts sees several clearly African-American workers putting up the circus tent while singing about their lack of education and penchant for drink.
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"The lack of knowledge and the lack of education makes them fearful and makes it feel very risky to them," said Investopedia's editor in chief, Caleb Silver.
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During the standoff, inmates called The News Journal of Wilmington and had a hostage state their grievances, including mistreatment and a lack of education and rehabilitation opportunities.
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This lack of education—and even miseducation—directly contributes to young people feeling ashamed and stigmatized about their sexual health, often before they are even having sex.
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Whether it's a lack of gender neutral bathrooms, dealing with misgendering, or a general lack of education and accommodations, many work environments are hostile places for trans people.
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A major goal of the initiative is to balance out the relative lack of education about African American art history, both in academia and in the museum world.
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Many study participants said they had problems accessing medical cannabis, adding that there was a lack of education among physicians when it comes to treating ailments with marijuana.
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But a lack of education for jobs beyond farming is keeping many people on the land, even as it no longer produces a harvest they can rely on.
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The maps of teen-birth clusters shifted when investigators adjusted for poverty and lack of education, two factors researchers long ago identified as likely contributors to teen pregnancy.
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There are many reasons why someone may end up with a negative mark on their credit history, but the biggest one is lack of education, Credit Karma found.
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The witnesses before the committee said many factors prevent women and minorities from filing and obtaining patents, including a lack of education about patent information and financial barriers.
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The prisoners pursuing London University courses stress that their aim is to help fellow inmates who were unable, for lack of education or money, to defend themselves effectively.
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It is precisely because of a lack of education that boys have no idea about their partners' needs or that there should be more to sex than orgasm.
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According to U.S.-based CFO Council members, low unemployment and lack of education and training are among the top reasons they keep coming up short in their hunts.
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The problem, many women say, is a lack of education; too many men have no understanding of women's rights or why it's important to treat all people with respect.
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As Ian Kar reported in Quartz, that may have been part of an attempt by the U.S. to save money, but lack of education has also plagued the transition.
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Ziegler says that a lack of education may cause girls to fear their own bodies and that parents not having the talk with their children can make dating confusing.
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A lack of education about their sexual and reproductive health and rights puts them at greater risk of exploitation, unplanned pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections, say disability rights campaigners.
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The UNICEF study, the first to pull together data on child poverty across the region, found that lack of education is a key driver of poverty among the young.
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Housing is oftentimes a veterans' most immediate need; however, homelessness is often intertwined with other issues such as mental health problems, substance abuse, or lack of education or employment.
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Margot reconsiders her goals of passing as more privileged, even as she shames Moises for his bad boy ways, lack of education and unpaid work as a community organizer.
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But he also scolded the people and leaders of Kenya for "stupid" traditions like holding back women economically through a lack of education access and practicing female genital mutilation.
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It's not a coincidence that right alongside (and sometimes within) the tweets about Miami's homophobia are those that harp on her thick Miami accent and her perceived lack of education.
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Combined with high levels of poverty, lack of education, intergenerational pressures and traditions and a shortage of information about family planning, child marriage continues to be a multi-faceted problem.
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The details: The outrage over lack of education funding, teacher pay and years of budget cuts forced thousands to hold a series of massive demonstrations at the Kentucky State Capitol.
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This unusually high death rate has been noted for many years and has been attributed to numerous factors, including being overweight, poverty, lack of education and access to health services.
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But he added that a bigger problem was the lack of education among the "new people" coming into the market, which could result in the spread of scams or frauds.
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With teachers striking or considering strikes in states including West Virginia, Oklahoma, and Kentucky, lack of education funding and low teacher pay is becoming an issue in multiple conservative states.
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Powerful images of wounded Syrian girl go viral 'I lost out on two years of school' A lack of education is compounding the problems that Syrian children experience, the report says.
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Reasons the defense gave for striking minority jurors included expression of anti-gun sentiment, lack of education or education not suitable for the defense's case, and trouble with the English language.
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This lack of education and open conversation goes a long ways to explaining many troubling gaps in the average American's sexual health knowledge, which may help to spread infections and diseases.
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"(Those) most affected are the people who have always been very vulnerable due to lack of education - they build outside of regulations in dangerous areas where it's not legal," she said.
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There's no shortage of HIV+ porn performers in the gay porn industry in particular, but lingering stigma and a lack of education means some actors choose not to disclose their status.
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A number of cultural limitations and stigmas, from lack of education through to restrictive traditional clothing, mean women are also more likely to die in natural disasters driven by climate change.
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Most dealers aren't going to tell clients what's in their pills, but there's much to be said about the lack of education and information available to potential users from other sources.
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"There are language problems, lack of education and understanding how anything works," an unidentified official reported to Nick Paget-Brown, who resigned as council leader in the wake of the disaster.
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" Alan Stukalsky, chief digital officer at Randstad North America, tells CNBC Make It that there's "a lack of education as to what careers are available and what jobs are out there.
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Though millions of toilets have been built under the Clean India Campaign, a lack of education and adherence to cultural norms leaves a lot of the bathrooms largely unused, according to PRI.
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Issues like lack of education, lack of access to loans and capital, and lack of representation in the business world are just some of the challenges that face aspiring Indigenous entrepreneurs today.
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" Indeed, in "Defending Jihad" Gorka writes: "If poverty, lack of education, and political disenfranchisement were the causes of terrorism, then much of India and most of China would be populated by terrorists.
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One reason elderly Asian women might be targeted in this scheme is lack of education which can lead to being superstitious, says Lani Wong, chair of the National Association of Chinese Americans.
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Nearly 30 percent of Americans without a high school diploma live in poverty, compared to 5 percent with a college degree, and we infer that this comes from a lack of education.
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Finding help was especially challenging in rural North Dakota, where a dismally small number of mental health specialists and treatment centers exacerbate the lack of education and awareness about fetal alcohol syndrome.
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In one of the season's final episodes, Mr. Trump pits Mr. McClain against Mr. Jackson, comparing Mr. McClain's lack of education (despite his great "instincts and guts") to Mr. Jackson's Harvard degree.
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Apart from poverty and lack of education, the problem, activists say, is partly linked to the nature of labor in Nepal, a rugged, mountainous nation powered by remittances from citizens working abroad.
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As a globally-recognized actor, with millions of social media followers, Brown plans on using her platform to highlight issues affecting younger people, such as poverty, violence and lack of education or shelter.
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I have a 19-month- old son who I don&apost want him to grow up in these conditions of crime, lack of education and increasing taxes and poor economy in the city.
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And although many African Americans found the hair regulations of the Army to be racially biased, Leak feels that it doesn't have to do with race but more so the lack of education.
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"Ultimately, I've found there to be a real lack of education and conversation in our industry around marketing to LGBTQ couples," says Anja Winikka, director of education and industry innovation at The Knot.
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We also are concerned about the less fortunate among the world's population, those living under dismal conditions because of a lack of clean water, heating or cooling, lack of education and health services.
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There's a lack of education on the topic of horse meat, and once the backlash started online, there was a lot of talk about the injections and antibiotics that go into the horses.
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Being gay is almost a taboo in the subcontinent—lack of education, awareness, and the fact that no South Asian public figure, at least no one with Singh's profile, has acknowledged their sexuality.
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These days, Amos 'n' Andy is remembered as a prime example of minstrel comedy: characters originally created on radio by white actors who adopted broad black dialect that played up a lack of education.
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After digging in, he realized that was due to lack of education and understanding on the part of employees around which funds to pick and how much they should be putting aside for retirement.
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"That cycle of poverty — not a lot of resources, not a lot of jobs, the lack of education, you kind of give up," said Ms. Martin, 46, who now works as an administrative assistant.
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An unknown, but significant amount of US residents spend their lives ignorant of the fact they, too, are citizens, due to the complexity of citizenship requirements and a lack of education about those criteria.
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Drifting into an affair with a flighty teenager, Elena (Daisy Granados), Sergio equates her lack of education with Cuba's underdevelopment, taking her to museums that, in a particularly sardonic sequence, include Ernest Hemingway's villa.
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"Stronger growth will help with the low participation rate, but what it's not going to do is help workers who have been left behind by a lack of education or training," Mr. Behravesh said.
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We need to attack the issue at its core: predatory private lenders with high interest rates, tuition hikes, and the lack of education an 18-year-old gets making such a huge financial decision.
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A recent Atlantic Media/Pearson Opportunity poll finds that Americans think the biggest obstacles to "achieving your personal goals in life so far" are slow wage growth, few local jobs, and their lack of education.
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They are both immigrants from Mexico and brought their money beliefs and experiences from their home country (corrupt government, poverty, lack of education and not being familiar with the language – specifically the language of money).
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Prince Harry visited the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine on Monday to speak out on the "absurd" lack of education about HIV, in another step from the Prince to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS.
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Due to a lack of education, rampant unemployment, and the general isolation of Serbia's Vlach people, Vlach magic rituals continue to play a key role in the identity and everyday life of the Vlach people.
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" So concluded an 1847 report prepared for the UK government in the wake of widespread social unrest in Wales which much of the English press blamed on the "lack of education of the Welsh people.
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" She adds, "The thing that we have to deal with is that there is a lack of education, a lack of intellectuality about this subject and we have to find a way to handle it properly.
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"In my 20 years of being an actor, I do find that a lot of times, actors in particular of, like, a certain echelon, have a deep insecurity about their own lack of education," said Philipps.
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These beliefs could be from lack of education, as well as cultural and familial influences, said Dr. Robin Jacobson, a pediatrician at Hassenfeld Children's Hospital at NYU Langone Health, who was not involved in the study.
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Despite its prevalence, there's still a lack of education and tolerance and albinos are regularly killed for their bones and organs, which are sold to witch doctors for "charms and magical potions", according to Amnesty International.
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UNICEF said "Generation Unlimited" was a campaign to get every young person into education, training or employment by 2030 as a lack of education currently holds back millions of young people and threatens progress and stability.
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In a statement released on July 27, ACT UP said one of their goals was to: … draw attention to lack of education and funding for the current HIV/AIDS crisis, both in the US and abroad.
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The aim, said Tata Trusts advisor Mansharan Seth, is to offer an "affordable, accessible, nutritious" snack in rural India, where poverty and a lack of education mean many children suffer from health problems due to their diet.
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Are you worried about the lack of education towards innovation and what's going on in China, where there's a lot of focus and a lot of money put to that idea of education, innovation, building new companies?
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Truancy and dropping out of school are well-established contributors to crime; missing school not only gives kids more time to get in trouble, but a lack of education makes it harder to get a legitimate job.
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"This [lack of education] is due to the social norms we still have when thinking about people with ID: They need to be protected, they are not sexual beings, they don't need any sex-related information," she continues.
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Perhaps even more troubling is that those workers who had been thinking of retirement are forced out of their jobs early due to their lack of education and skills and are left to toil at ever lower wages.
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Part of this has to do with a lack of education about who owns what when it comes to music and that even someone else's remix of a Katy Perry song is still technically a Katy Perry song.
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But their love is doomed — Ndali's wealthy family disapproves of Chinonso's lack of education, but when he sells all he owns for a spot at a university in Cyprus, he arrives only to find it was a scam.
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The lack of education around drug use is of particular concern at festivals, where external factors—such as high temperatures, sleep deprivation, not eating much food, and dehydration—will impact drug-taking in ways users might not realize.
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Military officials and independent analysts stressed that American and other Western military aid may at best buy time for African allies to address poverty, lack of education, government corruption and other grievances that extremist groups seek to exploit.
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But it went on to blame "major disparities in the distribution of public education spending" as a barrier to learning, as this resulted in large class sizes, poorly trained teachers, lack of education materials and poor school infrastructure.
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And while America is the most prosperous nation on the planet, we really have to focus on these issues about income inequality, infrastructure, opioid crisis, lack of education in inner city schools -- end of up in good jobs.
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So, if you accept the fact that no matter what you do, there will be a disruption and lack of education for some students, don't choose a path that makes it look like you're infringing upon the First Amendment.
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"There's a lack of education both for the foreigners and for the people who have first contact with them," said Alejandra Macías Delgadillo, the national legal services coordinator in Mexico for Asylum Access, a group based in Oakland, Calif.
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Aggressive marketing by pharmaceutical companies played a role, as did the possibility of under-treating pain, the availability of new, long-acting opioid formulations and lack of education on the part of prescribers regarding the abuse potential of opioids.
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Concern about the four drivers of inequalities for women — lack of universal healthcare, lack of education, inadequate access to finance and gender-based violence — led him to appoint the country's first ambassador for women and girls to help reduce gender inequalities.
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Of course, there are many other factors at play besides just government subsidies, from junk food advertising to portion size (let's not forget that 92 percent of American restaurants serve oversized portions) to food deserts to lack of education about nutrition.
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His use of the slur "tranny," the fact that he misgenders Caitlyn Jenner, his assumption that his sexual attraction to trans women makes him gay: All of this points to a lack of education around transgender identity in the 21st century.
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AI is trained to use the outcomes of discriminatory practices, like recidivism rates, to justify continuing practices such as incarceration or overpolicing that may contribute to the underlying causes of crime, such as poverty, difficulty getting jobs, or lack of education.
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The multidimensional poverty index is a tool used by NGOs and policy makers to identify deprivations that constitute the typical experiences of low-income people, such as poor health, lack of education, inadequate living standards, and the threat of violence.
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When Terry McAuliffe was elected governor a year later, he surprised many people by appointing Ms. Holton as secretary of education, a position she at first declined because of her lack of education background, according to Mr. Wolf, the family friend.
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We also know that the social determinants of health — the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work and age — factor into health disparity for individuals facing economic instability, lack of education and family challenges often present in distressed communities.
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To fix their coverage of racism, journalists must first confront the false assumption at the core of current coverage: that attitudes like white supremacy are artifacts of a distant past, that they reflect a lack of education, style, and sophistication.
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"Conflict, physical and financial insecurity, and lack of education act as drivers of harmful gender attitudes and practices in Afghanistan, and perpetuate the cycles of violence against women in Afghanistan," said Najia Nasim, executive director of Women for Afghan Women.
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Foreign diplomats have occasionally confronted M.B.Z. about his country's lack of democracy, and he has responded by saying something along the lines of "This isn't California": Lack of education and the prevalence of backward religious attitudes make autocracy necessary, he insists.
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People ask me about the tattoo and obviously I tell them why, but having a tattoo like that on your body in such huge and visible letters, it kind of makes you virtually undateable, because there's such lack of education.
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The centuries-long lack of education or understanding about how women experience pleasure during sex is not unrelated to how women's pain is often interpreted (by doctors!) as imaginary or exaggerated or how women's honest testimonies are routinely met with skepticism.
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"What makes business reticent isn't some lack of education or effort by the United States, but when they see missiles being shipped to Hezbollah, missiles being fired at U.S. aircraft carriers, and support to terrorist groups — that's what makes business nervous," he added.
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It's not Ted Bundy kidnapping somebody in the wee hours of the morning... These are everyday kids that are doing the acts that we discussed because they can justify it in their own minds because of lack of education on the subject matter.
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" Meldrum adds: "This is still a poor country and people are still looking to get money and unfortunately, with a lack of education, lack of jobs, the sex industry is one of the routes that people can make money to send home.
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A mother's lack of education and reliance on public insurance may, in turn, simply be markers for other factors, such as poverty, that really explain why white and Hispanic babies fare differently, the researchers note in the Journal of the American Heart Association.
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He argued that she was held back by her lack of education, a given at the time because she was a woman, and that she should be given credit for trying to make amends for her mistakes at the end of her rule.
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Fed up with a life of poverty, her lack of education (she's pulled out of school to help care for her siblings), and constant abuse at the hands of her stepfather, Wariner starts to question the rules of the church and her way of life.
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"Once I became old enough to travel, specifically to developing countries and see what was happening abroad, I think for me what really resonated was the lack of education for girls, and how that has a ripple effect on so many things," she explained.
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As for the second reason, while the opposite of education is lack of education (I've discussed this in the context of last year's election), in a more personally relevant sense for most readers, the opposite of education — of gaining knowledge and skills — is forgetting.
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"There is a lack of education among a lot of the small [wireless internet service providers], and they believe that if they meet the bright-line rules, then they've met the requirements," Bowles says, referring to the no blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization rules.
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"There is a huge lack of education by the credit card companies on how quickly credit card debt can accumulate and how difficult it is to pay off," said Pamela Capalad, a certified financial planner and founder of Brunch & Budget in Brooklyn, New York.
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This viral instance was just another sign that even though many outlets are trying to be more diverse in the content they produce, there's still a lack of education when it comes to teaching experts and stylists how to properly work with natural hair.
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Dr. Mark Clemens, an associate professor of plastic surgery at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, told BuzzFeed News he has seen patients with breast implant–associated ALCL who were misdiagnosed with other cancers, an issue he blamed on a lack of education.
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Lack of resources, clean water, menstrual hygiene products and generalized lack of education about menstruation has led to increase in gender discrimination, school absences impacting girls' education, child marriages (as the onset of menstruation or menarche often triggers marital relations), gender-based violence, and untreated health problems.
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The show, which began in 2005, is about a family of anthropomorphic squid who live in the mountains of Georgia, interacting with the human and other populations there, and embodying every backwoods stereotype there is, including lack of education, fondness for motor sports and possible incest.
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Girls are disproportionately affected by a lack of education in times of crisis- the first to be pulled out of school, and twice as likely as their male counterparts despite the fact that just one year of primary education increases a girl's income by as much as 2000%.
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Trafficking prevention starts from an understanding of the root causes of exploitation in the sex trade, which include poverty, lack of education, poor access to stable and affordable housing, undocumented status, punitive criminalization of sex workers, and LGBTQ discrimination, including parental rejection of LGBTQ youth leading to youth homelessness.
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This spring, college graduation ceremonies will have a cloud over them, because more than 70 percent of graduates will leave school with debt – a burden they incurred, in part, due to a lack of education about the impact that student loans may have on their long-term financial future.
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Ultimately, it was through an email correspondence with a man that Scorah found the courage to court apostasy, focusing on the contradictions in Witness doctrine, its misogyny, and how its promotion of ignorance and lack of education undermines any sense of personal choice, rendering the word almost meaningless.
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Their story reflects struggles with poverty and lack of education; health care resources so scarce that people have to travel long distances just to get basic, low-tech services; the need for friends and acquaintances to take on ad hoc roles as substitute caregivers for children in crisis.
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Poverty, a lack of education — 80 percent of young women in sub-Saharan Africa have not completed secondary school and a third cannot read — and social and cultural customs that keep women subordinate to their male partners, with little control over their sex lives, all contribute to women's high infection rates.
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Amnesty "isn&apost going to bring peace or reconciliation, because as long as you are not attacking the causes of organized crime — unemployment, low wages, the lack of education or job opportunities for youth or help for farmers — then you are not really doing anything to combat organized crime," Olivares said.
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These lists can help you identify economically vibrant spots to launch an encore career, but low- and middle-income retirees may not benefit from the job growth because of age discrimination and lack of education, said Teresa Ghilarducci, director of the Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis at the New School.
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If we're looking at the Sustainable Development Goals or our blueprint for a fair globalization to solve the problems of poverty, hunger, lack of education, lack of health in the world, it's clear that the digital economy, the digital technologies, are a fantastic instrument to allow us to achieve those goals.
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The assault she experienced was unlike anything she had been taught was "normal" or "believable," and the lack of education, examples, and support specific to the type of trauma she experienced left Liza with no way to name—let alone process—an experience that ultimately made a lasting impact on her life.
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"Often we think about it being a very rural practice linked to lack of education so it's surprising when we find it in countries like Singapore and it shows there is still a lot more we have to understand about why this is being held in place," said Orchid CEO Julia Lalla-Maharajh.
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"Experts agreed that these health impacts have been exacerbated by the government's lack of foresight in this situation, its improvised response, lack of coordination and education among the agencies, lack of education on the subject and insufficient personnel to attend to the citizen complaints [of noxious fumes]," the report reads, translated from Spanish.
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This is because only a quarter of women in America are in stable care and taking the medication to lower their viral count, as women diagnosed with HIV often face difficulties in accessing the information and services they need due to barriers such as sexual violence, lack of education, poverty and sexism.
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Lack of education In the United States, where sex education is far from uniform or available to everyone, there's plenty of room for gaps in understanding when it comes to pregnancy, said Jessica Sales, an associate professor at Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health, who often focuses on adolescent sexual and reproductive health.
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Instead of blaming lakeside selfie takers, we should confront the real problems facing public lands: adjacent land use, extractive activities like mining and oil and natural gas drilling, an air of exclusivity, a hostile presidential administration, lack of funding for conservation and protection, climate change, and a lack of education about the aforementioned challenges.
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The current Medicaid proposals are likely to have the same effect: The Urban Institute has found that in Arkansas (to take one example) nearly 80 percent of Medicaid enrollees who would be subject to the new work requirements face limitations that include significant health problems, a seriously ill family member, no vehicle or a lack of education.
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This lack of education appears to be taking a toll: Half of all Americans have nothing put away for retirement, 35 percent of all adults in the U.S. have only several hundred dollars in their savings accounts and 61 percent report that they don't have enough in an emergency fund to cover six months' worth of expenses.
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In the 22 years that I have worked in public health, I have heard countless stories not only of high HBV prevalence rates within the populations that AAPCHO's community health centers serve, but also of the countless barriers that patients face due to stigma and the lack of education about hepatitis B, including its dangerous link to liver cancer.
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"Aziz Ansari is a self-proclaimed feminist at the explicit level but is just as exposed to various media influences and lack of education and is just as prone to making errors," said Mattson, who co-authored a study in the Journal of Interpersonal Violence that examined how college men respond to verbal and nonverbal messages of consent and refusal.
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On the one hand, the work is confessional, allowing participants to unload that which they bear on their souls; on the other, it acts as a courtroom, allowing the viewer to in some way pass judgement on who is guilty here — who is responsible or at least in some way culpable for the conditions that result in poverty, lack of education, inequality in the work force, and racial discrimination.
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"Almost everything stems from a lack of education — whether it's the education of what financial products are best for you, or education on what products to put in your home for renovation, or how to do the renovation," Drew tells CNBC Make It. So if you are going to undertake renovating a fixer-upper, Drew and Jonathan have a few tips on how to do it right and avoid regrets.
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Trying to teach nuanced critical thinking when there may be a more basic lack of education that's contributing to fomenting mistrust and driving credulity, as well as causing the spread of malicious fakes and rumors targeting certain people or segments of the population in the first place, risks both being ineffectual and coming across as merely irresponsible fiddling around the edges of a grave problem that's claimed multiple lives already.
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Statistically speaking, fatness is more common than thinness, and the reasons for this are deeply complicated — including but not limited to food insecurity, poverty, lack of education around nutrition and medical bias, and genetic predisposition — and more than just "people got lazy" or "people are more stupid," and so the stories about fat people are not stories about a specific niche of humanity but about an ever-expanding pool of personhood with their own heft and gravity.
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