When will your boss feel most accepting of the discussion?
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I am thankful to be a part of one of the most accepting generations.
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The cardinals most accepting of gays, he said, are those who are probably straight.
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It's true that the least-educated Americans still have the most accepting views of divorce.
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Provincetown has long been a haven for queer people, one of America's most accepting LGBTQ communities.
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We are the most accepting generation so far, and may very well entirely change the workforce.
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It is our job to continue to be the loudest, most accepting, positive and CONSISTENT voice they hear.
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Most accepting: Iceland, New Zealand, Rwanda, Canada, Sierra Leone, Mali, Australia, Sweden, United States, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Ireland.
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"Death metal has just been the most accepting genre of music that I've ever been involved with," he tells me.
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Of all Vargas Llosa's children, Álvaro has been the most accepting of his father's new relationship, perhaps because their ties go far beyond the familial.
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Japan is among the most accepting of homosexuality in Asia – only 31 percent of people found it morally reprehensible, according to the 2013 Pew Research study.
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I love the fact that we're able to marry these couples on a float on the most accepting and inclusive day in the freaking world, you know?
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Millennials, as is typical with LGBTQ issues, were the most accepting: 63 percent said they see nothing wrong with sexual relations between two adults of the same sex.
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How did we come from such division and hostility to a point where Scotland is recognized as one of the safest and most accepting places on the planet?
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In fact, maybe the Libertarians—who passionately insist on separation of church and state in public affairs—will be the most accepting of future tech to save the planet.
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The Islam I know and love is a beautiful religion, its followers some of the most accepting and loving people I know, even after they find out I'm gay.
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After being disowned, my mom immersed her children in her new New Jersey black-American community as she believed this community would be the most accepting of her biracial children.
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The most accepting countries — Iceland, The Netherlands, Norway, Canada, and Spain — have become more accepting; and the least accepting countries — Ethiopia, Azerbaijan, Senegal, Tajikistan, and Somaliland — have become even less accepting.
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New England and the Northeast were the regions most accepting of transgender people choosing restrooms by identity while the Southwest, Southeast and South were most inclined to side with the birth certificate standard.
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But Love, Simon's greatest triumph is that it manages to highlight the small ways in which even the most accepting and open-minded among us can make coming out difficult, even in 2018.
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It was held to commemorate the 20th anniversary of "Always Our Children," a pastoral message by a committee of American bishops that many regard as their most accepting statement ever about gay people.
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In the film, she describes their hometown as being on the "buckle" of our nation's "Bible Belt," that rural, conservative stretch of Midwest known for not being the most accepting of unfamiliar beliefs and lifestyles.
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After all, it's likely no coincidence that the generation most accepting of LGBTQ rights — from same-sex marriage to trans rights — is also the most likely to say it identifies as gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender.
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"I was yelled at when I wore my Hillary shirt to a grocery store in West Hollywood, possibly the most 'accepting' neighborhood in the whole world," said Kate Hess, a 38-year-old producer in Los Angeles.
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New York City is well-known as one of the most accepting places for LGBTQ people, but even in a place as rainbow-friendly as NYC, there are still gaps in resources and support for queer and gender non-conforming people.
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I'm in this place where everyone is so focused on college and testing that when things come up, like teachers not using the right pronouns or not saying the most accepting things about LGBTQ+ students, it's like, Oh, well we have other things to worry about; we're here for education.
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Most accepting houses were absorbed into larger banking entities during the 1980s and 1990s.
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In 1993, Finns were most accepting of Norwegian, Ingrian, British, American and Swedish migrants. They were least accepting of Russian, Yugoslavian, Turkish, African, Vietnamese and Chilean migrants. In a 2015 online survey by YLE, Finns were most accepting of German, Swedish, Estonian, British and US American immigrants. In the same survey Iran, Iraq and Romania were the least accepted countries of origin of foreign immigrants.
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The two items share a particular bond: whenever a Gryffindor student is in a time of need, the sword will present itself within the Sorting Hat. Gryffindor is said to have praised courage, determination and strength of heart above all other qualities. He also was the most accepting of allowing Muggle-borns into the school.
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It is precisely here that > Goldstein brings to bear the awesome power of his vision. Within his work on the "Magnificent West" Milton produced several works focused on Zion National Park. Goldstein stressed that within his photos, transparency counted most. Accepting that the vast park could never fully be captured, he set out to capture glimpses of the park that did justice to its beauty.
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When Matt and Lauren learn of Bailey's drinking problem, they get Sonya Mitchell (Eve Morey) to counsel him. Paige is revealed to be Lauren's daughter and Bailey is the most accepting of her half-siblings. Bailey applies to space camp and sets up an astronomy club, where he meets his rival Alice Azikiwe (Vivienne Awosoga). Alice and Bailey's rivalry eventually develops into a relationship.
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The Gay Happiness Index. The very first worldwide country ranking, based on the input of 115,000 gay men Planet Romeo Buzzfeed conducted a poll in December 2016 across several countries on the acceptance of transgender individuals. Spain ranked the most accepting in most categories, with 87% of those polled believing transgender people should be protected from discrimination, and only 8% believing there is something mentally or physically wrong with them.
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A 2013 study by CADRES found that about 24% of respondents "hate" homosexuals, while 38% were "tolerant" and 25% were "accepting." Broken down by religion, the study concluded evangelical Christians were the most opposed to homosexuality, with non-evangelical Christians were the most accepting. Hindus and Muslims were somewhere in between. A plurality of people in the survey stated that homosexuality was not an illness, but rather, a choice.
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Garriga has claimed that Vox is Christian humanist, and the one political party in Spain that is the most accepting, despite the party's nationalistic rhetoric. While proudly identifying as Catalan, Garriga is strongly against the Catalan independence movement. Garriga was elected to the 13th Congress of Deputies in the April 2019 Spanish general election. He was re-elected to the 14th Congress of Deputies in the November 2019 Spanish general election.
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In the end, Mr Macgregor retains his distaste for the Burmese, similar to the other Englishmen. It is rather clear that most of the English see nothing admirable in the Burmese people and instead view them with distaste. Flory is the most accepting of the Burmese, though he shirks from openly sharing his sentiments in the midst of such overwhelming racism. Racism plays an intricate role in what the English view as successful colonisation.
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Alongside Revolt, Merry Jane hosts an annual weed wellness retreat in Colorado, one of the most accepting marijuana states in the United States. The hip-hop music festival occurs around 4/20 in multiple cities and aims to celebrate the legalization of cannabis and raise awareness of its potential benefits. The 2018 420 Wellness Retreat Tour was promoted four concerts across two days, Denver and Las Vegas on 4/20 and then Seattle and Eugene on 4/21.
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In 2006, a Sports Illustrated poll of roughly 1,400 professional athletes found that a majority would be willing to accept a gay teammate. Although an aggressive and often violent sport, professional hockey (NHL) athletes seemed to be the most accepting of such teammates as 80% of its players approved of having a gay teammate. Nearly a quarter of those in the U.S. polled believe that openly gay athletes hurt sports in general, while over half think being openly gay hurts the athlete's career. In 2002, the National Gay Flag Football League was founded.
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Among the most striking differences between the Jewish movements in the 21st century is their response to pressures of assimilation, such as intermarriage between Jews and non-Jews. Reform and Reconstructionist rabbis have been most accepting of intermarried couples, with some rabbis willing to officiate in mixed religious ceremonies, although most insist that children in such families be raised strictly Jewish. Conservative rabbis are not permitted to officiate in such marriages, but are supportive of couples when the non-Jewish partner wishes to convert to Judaism and raise children as Jewish.
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Premarital sex is sexual activity practiced by people before they are married. Historically, premarital sex was considered a moral issue which was taboo in many cultures and considered a sin by a number of religions, but since about the 1960s, it has become more widely accepted, especially in Western countries. A 2014 Pew study on global morality found that premarital sex was considered particularly unacceptable in "predominantly Muslim nations", such as Malaysia, Indonesia, Jordan, Pakistan, and Egypt, each having over 90% disapproval, while people in Western European countries were the most accepting, with Spain, Germany, and France expressing less than 10% disapproval.
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A 2009 Harris Poll showed American Jews as the religious group most accepting of evolution, with 80% believing in evolution, compared to 51% for Catholics, 32% for Protestants, and 16% of born-again Christians. They were also less likely to believe in supernatural phenomena such as miracles, angels, or heaven. A 2013 Pew Research Center report found that 1.7 million American Jewish adults, 1.6 million of whom were raised in Jewish homes or had Jewish ancestry, identified as Christians or Messianic Jews but also consider themselves ethnically Jewish. Another 700,000 American Christian adults considered themselves "Jews by affinity" or "grafted-in" Jews.
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Djerba, an island in the Gulf of Gabès, is home to El Ghriba synagogue, which is one of the oldest synagogues in the world and the oldest uninterruptedly used. Many Jews consider it a pilgrimage site, with celebrations taking place there once every year due to its age and the legend that the synagogue was built using stones from Solomon's temple. In fact, Tunisia along with Morocco has been said to be the Arab countries most accepting of their Jewish populations. The constitution declares Islam as the official state religion and requires the President to be Muslim.
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Nandini realises that Rupanjana is actually using Rahul for her own sake and so she vows to save Rahul and Jhumjhumi from Rupanjana. Treading the footsteps of ‘Chalo Paltai’ (Let's change, which is the motto of Star Jalsha), ‘Tumi Asbe Bole’ manifests an evolved human relationship crossing all realms of selfless love. In today's world when everything is measured in terms of profit and loss, including love, Rahul's love for Nandini has never demanded anything in return. Even in a marriage, usually women are most accepting of the different aspects of their husband's life including step children.
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In the United States, it is common for local radio stations to gradually begin adding Christmas music to their regular playlists in late-November, typically after Thanksgiving (which is generally considered the official start of the holiday season), and sometimes culminating with all-Christmas music by Christmas itself. More prominently, some stations temporarily drop their regular music format entirely and switch exclusively to Christmas music for the holiday season. The latter practice became more widespread in 2001 after the September 11 attacks, as a means of helping improve the morale of listeners. Although there is a chance that a station's normal audience may be alienated by a switch to all-Christmas music (adult contemporary, country music, and oldies audiences are generally the most accepting), these risks are outweighed by the increase in ratings that such a shift can attract.
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