It's a new message of self-empowerment, but hey, whatever you're into!
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Feminism became a catch-all term for self-empowerment, for individual achievement.
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It does the seemingly impossible work of making one root against self-empowerment.
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She was a gleeful cartoon of self-empowerment — a product worthy of endorsement.
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That rock bottom moment was the catalyst for a journey of crucial self-empowerment.
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It conjures a sense of freedom, of escape, of youth, nostalgia, and self-empowerment.
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" In particular, Jones said that she was interested in "self-empowerment versus self-objectification.
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I'm a teacher of dance, and a teacher of movement, and sometimes self-empowerment.
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Throughout the exhibition, self-empowerment and self-management are featured as forms of urban resistance.
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Their superpowers highlight essential qualities for real girls in Ethiopia — self-empowerment, education, and compassion.
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Olson: It's more about self empowerment rather than catharsis through yelling and slogans and stuff.
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"It's an incredible history of black self-determination, creativity and self-empowerment," Mr. Fields said.
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It focused on self-empowerment and helping girls look and feel good from the inside out.
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And "Afraid" is a self-empowerment jam that still feels relatable in the social media era.
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Decolonization, ancestral memory, healing practices and the idea of surrender as an act of self-empowerment.
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The American propensity for self-empowerment fuels both the white nationalist and anti-racist counter-protester.
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Mr. Joseph has found support in Voix Fortes, a French-speaking group focused on self-empowerment.
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Sucker Punch isn't a story of her self-empowerment, or of these women casting off their shackles.
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But at its core, connectivity is about equal access to opportunities and self-empowerment for all Americans.
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Are fantasies of violence and danger really more respectable than fantasies of courtship and female self-empowerment?
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Is everyone who thinks black America could benefit from more of a sense of self-empowerment a bigot?
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That's a peculiar understanding of self-empowerment, but I don't want to go down that theoretical rabbit hole.
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In 1983, the Denver Principles were established, laying the foundation for the notion of self-empowerment in care.
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It is radically subjective: Any creed other than the dogma of self-empowerment is a form of oppression.
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The Internet has opened doors for self-empowerment and the ability to do or be anything you want.
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Marnie doesn't need him when her latest reinvention is for our age of self-empowerment and self-actualization.
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As a story of self-empowerment and a satire of self-care, it's not especially wise and new.
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"He gets it," she added, referring to Mr. Saunders and the cheerful self-empowerment that drove her brand.
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I would often find myself holding an opinion that this can't be a true form of self-empowerment.
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DUA LIPA "New Rules" (Warner Bros.) Dua Lipa sings brash, big-voiced pop with self-empowerment in mind.
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The acknowledgment of Haiti's ultimately radical history is crucial to the self-empowerment of Haitians and Haitian-Americans.
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It's not quite a political manifesto — the 14 songs are still largely about self-empowerment, love, and broken hearts.
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Her verse on Beyoncé's "***Flawless" remix is lackluster and "Feeling Myself" isn't the self-empowerment anthem that "***Flawless" is.
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Proponents of "the quantified self" phenomenon argue that the data we collect is for self-knowledge and self-empowerment.
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" Brown started a non-profit group called SEEK Safely, whose letters stand for "self empowerment through education and knowledge.
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Beck's other friend, Annika (Kathryn Gallagher), is an Instagram influencer whose vacuous self-empowerment posts are absolutely dead-on.
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However, while it might not be a legally binding union, it is part of a growing self-empowerment movement.
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It embodies the concept of community through houses that consist of chosen families and enforces the idea of self-empowerment.
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I almost tear up as my instructor walks me through a self-empowerment message at the tail end of class.
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She travels around the world teaching "Twerkshops"—traveling workshops for women to learn twerking, which she believes channels self-empowerment.
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Of course, self-empowerment can't exist without some degree of self-sufficiency, which is very important to Favour as an artist.
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You tag as much as possible to give your name more power; Graffiti can also be a form of self-empowerment.
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The question dogged a United Nations campaign that featured the superhero as a symbol of self-empowerment for girls and women.
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Mainstream feminism is bland; it's the "you go girl" self-empowerment version of feminism, which has nothing to do with progress.
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When I ask Logan why he thinks relying so greatly on reality TV and self-empowerment programming failed, he plays it straight.
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Williams' Bumble ad, which is all about self-empowerment, provides the perfect framework within which Ora's vocals and message can really soar.
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And being able to truly see Ms. Felton is key: Her dark, brooding solo ends up in a place of self-empowerment.
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But the truth is this singular performer is really better at strafing our unsatisfactory world with rage than at pushing self-empowerment.
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This week, Sophie takes on glamour and artificiality, ASAP Rocky resurrects Moby's "Porcelain" and Sudan Archives plucks out a self-empowerment anthem.
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The band has dubbed their ethos as "Neo-Kawaii," which they've explained in interviews as a declaration of self-acceptance and self-empowerment.
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In Monáe's work, finding a connection to a history that's been taken from you is a crucial part of resistance and self-empowerment.
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Now, I don't want to wear a dashiki all the time but I do want to have a shirt that encompasses self-empowerment.
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And "an era of self-care and self-empowerment has led many to believe they are entitled to have it all," she said.
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A star-laden commercial for Apple-owned Beats by Dre last fall used the self-empowerment-themed song "No Strings" to make that point.
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I think first off, anytime you see groups of people being oppressed, magic is a way to reclaim that autonomy and that self-empowerment.
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Self-empowerment Rajni, now 18, has used her courage to help a generation of girls in her village stay in school and avoid marriage.
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Facebook, while less of a promotional apparatus, has likewise welcomed the idea of community and free speech, equipping users with tools for self-empowerment.
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Domoya is a coordinator for the Malawian non-governmental organization Ujamaa-Pamodzi, which teaches self-empowerment and self-defense in classrooms across the country.
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Dropping Diamond's self-empowerment anthem "Team Pretty Bitches," she orchestrated a moving formation of bodies brown and black, big and small, gender-fluid and genderless.
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The tune makes for an inspired choice of soundtrack since its lyrics double as a self-empowerment anthem and a literal description of the product.
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It is a theological rift: Is religion founded in submission to unchanging principles or is it a protean revolutionary force, a tool of self-empowerment?
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Kaur writes movingly about immigration, domestic violence, sexual assault and other substantial subjects, though she follows quickly with self-empowerment affirmations to alleviate the sting.
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The tangible keepsake of the photograph is the thing Mohammed believes can help concretize the gossamer concepts of self-respect, self-empowerment, and visual representation.
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Wolfe Herd was named one of Time 100's most influential people this year, and has herself become a brand that represents authenticity and self-empowerment.
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More importantly, she's an avatar for self-empowerment and personal liberation in a world where people define themselves by pushing against the bounds of their identities.
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The truth is that I, and the trans women I spoke with, don't use it to pull the wool over anyone's eyes, but for self-empowerment.
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And living in an era of self-care and self-empowerment has led many to believe they are entitled to have it all, "authentically" at that.
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The youth camp aims "to raise awareness on higher education, self empowerment, and instruction to properly interact with law enforcement in various scenarios," according to its website .
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"One of the main things that we are trying to establish is self-empowerment and body love because that's really the base of the problem," Brown explained.
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Celebrity feminism is part of a self-empowerment fantasy that takes our history of oppression and our desire for liberation and uses it to sell us products.
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Whereas supporters of African-themed education see their work as self-empowerment, some others — a number of them in the moneyed, mostly white elite — see something much scarier.
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"The creeping self-empowerment driven by institutional self-interest has to stop," he told the newspaper Die Welt, rejecting proposals for a finance minister for the euro zone.
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Talking about American exceptionalism, the constitution, free enterprise, self-empowerment, improving the black community, these are not political issues — these are things that almost every American should believe in.
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And most of them tend to preach the virtues of self-empowerment and self-care as a defense against anything from lack of personal fulfillment to larger systemic oppression.
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Inked Flash has also applied to use the image in "self-empowerment" workshops and on social activism websites, as well as in the production of TV shows and movies.
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Wong's Khaled Ipsum takes Khaled's vague platitudes regarding horticulture, self-empowerment, and the power of cocoa butter and repurposes them, turning their collective lack of meaning into a strength.
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The athlete's youth camp seeks to "raise awareness on higher education, self empowerment, and instruction to properly interact with law enforcement in various scenarios," according to the campaign's website.
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The good news is that as any psychologist or self-empowerment guru will tell you, how we respond and act in the face of that is up to us.
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In addition to branding voters who rejected "commonwealth" and chose statehood "insane," the former governor's remarks disdain self-empowerment as fully equal citizens under the law of the land.
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Tank and the Bangas string together grooves from funk, hip-hop, rock and gospel; serious storytelling, self-empowerment exhortations and dance instructions share the band's exuberant stream of consciousness.
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Ms. Castillo's insecure Constance huddles in the shadow of Ocean most of the time, eventually slipping out of her shell to deliver a celebratory rock song of self-empowerment.
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But Kim Jong-un has exhorted the country to produce more goods locally in an effort to lessen its dependence on China, using the word jagang, or self-empowerment.
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Our era of self-empowerment has more people believing they are entitled to a happy, fulfilling life -- and especially those who were fortunate enough to attend schools like Harvard.
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Her band and dancers got in on the action, too, taking the Canadian audience way back to the '80s with Janet's signature moves and the tune's message of self-empowerment.
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The movie has the dreamy style and bittersweet tone that fans of Hayao Miyazaki's other films will recognize, but it's ultimately an uplifting story of growing up and self-empowerment.
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In Finland, Päntsdrunk is considered a path to recovery and self-empowerment to help you face your future challenges, much like the 'lagom' or 'hygge' of their other Scandi neighbours.
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Key figures in the alleged sex cult Nxivm A man who captivated thousands of people with his self-empowerment vision is standing trial accused of running a secret sex cult.
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He's also traveled to Tanzania, Africa to spread his messages of self-empowerment, and has grand plans of future world travels in order to speak on a more global stage.
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The moment precedes what appears to be the set-up for the rest of the series: Dawson's self-empowerment through the creation of his own makeup line with Jeffree Star.
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The use of lady lookalikes to titillate is nothing new: "Seducing a lookalike can be read as a self-empowerment narrative," Shannon Keating recently wrote in an essay on the phenomenon.
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D (2009), a warped version of Sarat Chandra Chatterjee's classic novel "Devdas" which upended the traditionalist patriarchal elements of romantic stories and gave its female characters a sense of self-empowerment.
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It's as if her early realization that self-empowerment comes not through fighting but through redefining the meaning of power had given her a usable awareness of vulnerability in the world.
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In all three realms, she seeks to understand the repercussions and origins of citizenship in post-colonial America, to dismantle gender and ideological binaries, and to write new self-empowerment narratives.
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I started getting pedicures and, upon advice from a friend, ravenously listened to Oprah's Super Soul Conversations, a self-empowerment podcast that features discussions with spiritual leaders, authors, and self-help gurus.
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The scene in which Arthur gets honored for his achievement in cinema is a tearjerker that nicely dovetails with Iris' own moment of self-empowerment — theirs is a touching, platonic love story.
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The group bills itself as a "self-empowerment group," but this year charges were brought against founder Keith Raniere and member Allison Mack (who you might recognize from her role in Smallville).
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Rand's philosophy of self-empowerment—that individuals control their destiny, and are beholden, in the end, only to themselves—seemed to inspire Jim Roark as he elbowed his way toward his goal.
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Visual artists, arts professionals, and freelance creatives are encouraged to attend this important gathering focused on career development, self-empowerment, and the sharing of practical, actionable information on business and financial health.
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For the past several years, the former Dynasty actress had grown concerned about how increasingly "reserved, distant and burdened" her daughter had become after joining Nxivm, a controversial self-empowerment group in 8003.
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"Blooming's vision is to make mindfulness meditation as widely practiced as physical exercise, giving people tools for self-empowerment, leading to reduction of stress and anxiety", says Kristian Ranta, Blooming's CEO and Founder.
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Others have donated to his foundation, which aims "to fight oppression of all kinds globally, through education and social activism," or his Know Your Rights camp to raise awareness on black self-empowerment.
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Fury and sadness may have been the starting point for "Petals for Armor," but it's only a sliver of the story: Later songs encompass self-empowerment, romantic sparks, female solidarity and simply thriving.
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Still, it's easy to see why a woman who doesn't look like Jamil (or Teigen or Emily Ratajkowski, a literal bikini model) would be skeptical of their messages of self-empowerment and body positivity.
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For example, music played a key role when it came to preventative treatments by inspiring attitudes of self-empowerment and independence, while art therapy sessions were effective for those with chronic or terminal illnesses.
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At first blush, the phrase "serial memoirist" seems distinctly postmodern: Before the self-empowerment boom of the 2003s and 70s, writing a memoir was thought to be the province of a reflective senior citizen.
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The posterity of their community, said Dream, is ultimately what's at stake for today's generation of club kids—many of whom ascribe to queer ideals of community building and self-empowerment over debauchery and cynicism.
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This trope of self-empowerment takes a different turn with Senegalese photographer Omar Victor Diop's series of self-portraits in his debut US exhibition, Project Diaspora, at the SCAD Museum of Fashion + Film in Atlanta.
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In "Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too," it's taking its toll on Ashley, who is forced by her own success — and by Catherine — to parrot self-empowerment slogans in order to keep the cash flowing in.
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Meanwhile the song's opening thunderstorm and no-fucks given attitude signal that witchcraft need not be served meekly à la Little Mix for the mainstream to accept it as a desirable communicator of female self-empowerment.
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But uplift is a constant theme on this album, placing Ms. Platten in the company of a set of rising female singers, including Tori Kelly and Alessia Cara, who prioritize sincerity and self-empowerment over flash.
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She is planning to organize a weekly workshop on self-empowerment called Gempire, "a peer-to-peer workshop about confidence and empowerment.. Ashley explains, "When I first joined ELM, I was interested in the poetry workshops.
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But, as Yang has noted, it also might have been "an act of self-empowerment by an immigrant artist" at a moment when gaining international art-world recognition as an Asian woman was practically unheard-of.
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As founder and CEO of Glossier, Weiss has created more than a direct-to-consumer beauty company — it's a community archive of self-empowerment, helping people from all walks of life look good and feel even better.
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"Most people we spoke to didn't know they voted for a D.A.," said Josh Glenn, a founder of the Youth, Art & Self-Empowerment Project, which serves as an advocate for Philadelphia juveniles locked up in adult prisons.
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On Thursday he retweeted an Instagram post from Know Your Rights Camp, a campaign he started with a mission of raising awareness of self empowerment and a goal of teaching people how to interact with law enforcement.
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" She added, "I have so much respect and adoration for those who give their time and support to hear these victims' stories and help them regain strength, self-empowerment and provide resources for a better independent future.
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Much of Jay and Bey's music of late has had a thread of black economic self-empowerment and up-by-your-own-bootstraps lyricism; Everything slyly redistributes some of that responsibility squarely on the shoulders of black women.
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That same year, organist turned occultist Anton LaVey published his philosophical treatise The Satanic Bible, which plagiarized several sources and mostly regurgitated earlier philosophies of self-actualization and self-empowerment from writers like H.L. Mencken and Ayn Rand.
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A leader at Syracuse's RICE organization, or Refugee Immigrant Self-Empowerment, which aids newcomers to the United States with everything from finding a job to navigating its increasingly complicated court processes, Boru is channeling her heartbreak into action.
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That explains why one of the buzzwords favored by pro-woman commentators is self-empowerment—a term that gained currency on the right in the 1980s to characterize the individual's obligation to take responsibility for her position in life.
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To the extent West's music continues to give expression to feelings of black pride and self-empowerment, it will do so in defiance of Kanye's newfound Trumpism, just as Pound's poetry often went against the grain of his fascism.
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Mr. Yakini founded D-Town Farm, a seven-acre farm near Grandmont-Rosedale, as an education center to teach children about self-empowerment, food production and environmental stewardship, with a particular emphasis on African traditions of planting and harvest.
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The anthem of self-empowerment has really resonated with fans, many of whom have reached out Settle her on social media to share their covers of the tune and their experiences with the very challenges she's battled her whole life.
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"My level of self-empowerment grew to another level," she says of becoming stepmom to her husband's two kids from a previous marriage (Savannah, 16, and Seth, 10,) and welcoming daughter River Rose, 3, and son Remington Alexander, 18 months.
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This ebb and flow of messages on the album address the constant need of recalibration, reconciliation of being, and tension of uncovering these in a world that often stifles the arduous but critical path towards self-empowerment, particularly for black women.
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" In contemporary feminism, she feels, the rhetoric of self-empowerment encourages young women to think, "You decided you wanted to be in porn, you decided you like it, and therefore you are empowered by it, and in theory that is great.
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"While the incident has yet to be labeled a hate crime, right now in America, black Muslim women, especially those from marginalized communities are continuously targeted and attacked with malicious intent," the organizers, Women's Initiative for Self Empowerment, wrote on Facebook.
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The tradeoff, though, is that her presence accentuates the underlying message of self-empowerment and learning to love oneself, in a way that makes the movie feel a bit more like an inordinately lavish after-school special than it otherwise might.
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" His "Respect Yourself," an anthem of self-empowerment that became a Top 20 pop hit for the Staple Singers in 1971, began, "If you disrespect anybody that you run in to/How in the world do you think anybody's s'posed to respect you?
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"Restoring and reusing the home for music education and outreach presents an outstanding opportunity to honor the Coltranes' values of innovation, creativity, hard work and self-empowerment," Stephanie Meeks, the president and chief executive of the National Trust, said in a statement.
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It's a bit of a pivot, but we're short on time and I really want to ask you about your critique of what we might call the Sheryl Sandberg "Lean In" approach to feminism, which is basically focused on self-empowerment and self-promotion.
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What makes this exhibition particularly special is its timelessness, and I would hope that our visitors would discover what Frederick Douglass suggested was true some 150 years ago: the beauty and power of the photographic portrait for cultural self-reflection and personal self-empowerment.
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Rykiel was a rare women at the top of a world dominated in the 1970s, 80s and early 90s by men such as Yves Saint Laurent and Karl Lagerfeld, inspiring female self-empowerment through her tongue-in-cheek style, notably brightly striped sweater dresses.
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Lam: Big Bang are by far the most interesting boy band in the world, inthe way they navigate their egos through an industry that generally discourages self-empowerment, and how this journey manifests in their art and the way they choose to present themselves.
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It would be pretty ideal, as the 1990s 'Salt-N-Pepa' ode to self-empowerment goes, if Americans could talk frankly and comprehensively about sex—but depending on where you live, the lesson may just be fire-and-brimstone warnings to stay "pure" as long as possible.
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According to a new study, presented today at the annual meeting for The Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality, healing strategies that are rooted in self-empowerment, like self-care and community support, are most successful in helping women who have experienced sexual trauma move forward.
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Stephanie Ueberall, director of violence prevention at the Citizens Crime Commission, said E-Responder includes a 12-week youth leadership program that encourages participants to engage in positive social media exchanges and activism, while teaching them self-empowerment and how to express and manage their emotions.
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"Passage of this new law now allows our clients and all individuals, whether they have been sex trafficked or not, to access basic resources such as housing, sustainable economic and vocational opportunities needed to develop self-empowerment and reduce the risk of re-trafficking," Teekah said in a statement.
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Her debut EP 2016's Divine Love covered similar emotional and sonic territory as her peers like Jamila Woods' Heavn and Saba's Bucket List Project efforts that had a warmth radiating throughout that dealt with childhood, self-empowerment, and being black in one of the country's most segregated cities.
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TOL E. RAncE" and childhood games in "BLACK GIRL: Linguistic Play," Ms. Brown points her choreographic lens on rituals, gestural vocabulary and traditions of the African diaspora with an aim of reclaiming "the narratives of African-Americans through self-empowerment, black love, brotherhood, exhaustion and resilience, community and fellowship.
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Anyone who followed the past two years of torrid headlines and televised newscasts knows what happened next: Edmonson was lured into Nxivm, a cult masquerading as a self-empowerment group, whose sadistic Svengali, Keith Raniere, was convicted in June on charges of conspiracy, forced labor, racketeering and sex trafficking.
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Mr. Kim's new guidelines meant that "North Korea will give up denuclearization talks with the United States, accept a prolonged standoff and sanctions as reality, and strengthen its self-empowerment, including its nuclear and missile capabilities," said Cheong Seong-chang, a senior analyst at South Korea's Sejong Institute.
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And it's tempting to feel soothed by the language of self-empowerment, to cling to the (rather delusional) hope that "we can achieve a meaningful existence by maintaining a positive outlook, following our bliss, and doing a few hamstring stretches as the planet burns," as Laurie Penny writes in the Baffler.
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" Mentioning that she only wants to walk down the aisle once, Grande offers a self-empowerment mantra: "Plus I met someone else / We havin' better discussions / I know they say I move on too fast / But this one gon' last / 'Cause her name is Ari / And I'm so good with that.
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In an interview with The New York Times prior to her arrest, Mack acknowledged that members of the sub-society used the terms "slave" and "master" and ordered each other to engage in acts of self-denial, but she said it was all done to further self-discipline and self-empowerment.
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ESSAY: I Learned to Buy My Scrubs Smaller, So Doctors Couldn't Look Down My Shirt Part of the thinking behind the merch is that it provides an element of safety, either by acting like a secret self-empowerment boost (a scrub sleeve can be easily covered by a white lab coat).
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Unwittingly or not, the "feminist trend of educating women about their bodies, about their clitorises, about vibrators as a tool of self-empowerment," Ms. Comella said, ultimately benefited the sex toy business by altering cultural perceptions of it and initiating its migration from XXX bookshops to Walmart, Amazon and Target.
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Rather than automatically reward conference winners and leave no argument in the wake of those who qualified, its preference was self-empowerment for marketing means, co-opting multiple network partners and a compliant news media to relentlessly debate its weekly rankings, topped off by the grand announcement and staged anointment.
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Alec Newman inherited the shoes filled on Broadway in 2011 by Chris Rock when the National Theater mounted the British premiere of Stephen Adly Guirgis's unprintably titled "The ______ With the Hat," the Scottish actor finding his own distinctive way into the rhythms of a part alive to the language of self-empowerment.
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The song, the latest single off of Aguilera's upcoming album Liberation, is an inspiring anthem of self-empowerment built for the #TimesUp era — with lyrics that, like Aguilera's "Fighter" and "Can't Hold Us Down," and Lovato's "Confident" and "Sorry Not Sorry," remind women to find their inner strength and stand up for themselves.
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You can see this phenomenon in the work of one of Doyle's Christian influencer contemporaries, Rachel Hollis, the writer of the massive best-seller Girl, Wash Your Face, who marries a pop-feminist brand of self-empowerment with Christianity "in what is essentially a Pinterest-worthy version of the prosperity gospel," as Laura Turner recently wrote for BuzzFeed News.
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Our coming out with this project and saying, 'We are Satanic witches reclaiming those terms to recontextualize them, and take them away from being colonial epithets, to symbols of power and self-empowerment,' is basically our way of donning the vestments of that which is fear, rather than trying to evade or trying to explain, 'Really, we're good witches, we're white witches.
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The Quebecoise producer makes club-adjacent music that makes fun of clubbing and dance music culture; her latest record, Working Class Woman, features capitalist hard-work chants disguised as self-empowerment anthems (or maybe it's the other way around.) And despite expressing a deep, earnest appreciation for psychology, there's a song on the album that does little other than make fun of psychologists.
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She is in her own world, listening to Ashley O's you-go-girl self-empowerment lyrics: Hey-a hoI'm on a rollRidin' so highAchievin' my goals The juxtaposition between Ashley O's peppy song and dance and Rachel's expression as she walks down the hallway in her high school, alone, looking like a mouse who's wandered into a cat cafe, is brutally comical.
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