Social change is slow, but this could give a spike on social change if we choose to use it.
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That the only kind of social change that's acceptable is the kind of social change that also benefits the powerful.
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"We think of it as both an example of social change in our time but also a test of social change in our time," she added.
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"I have believed for a long time that the most profound social change comes from the grass roots but also the most lasting social change," Mr. de Blasio said.
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The authors conclude: Decades ago, Roosevelt noted that fear can paralyze social change; here, we offer empirical support for his observation by showing that ameliorating fear can facilitate social change.
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These questions frame the first section of the International Center of Photography's (ICP) exhibition Perpetual Revolution: The Image and Social Change, which looks at how images both document and drive social change.
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Thus liberals have typically been reformers, agitating for social change.
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I also see music as a tool for social change.
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Female entrepreneurs are already leading the charge for social change.
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Schools are often in the front line of social change.
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What's going here is a classic divide over social change.
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"I'm using fashion to make a social change," Willis says.
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This isn't the first time Beyoncé has addressed social change.
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Juliana Britto Schwartz is a digital storyteller for social change.
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First ladies have always been important advocates for social change.
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Women need to support women to make social change happen.
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China has undergone dizzying social change over the past decades.
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It typifies some of Sisi's efforts to drive social change.
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Social entrepreneurship is a new form of creating social change.
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So many young people want to work on social change.
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Part of the decline had to do with social change.
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Art has massive power to move people to social change.
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Switching to clean energy will take a massive social change
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"We're committed to social change through manufacturing," Ms. López said.
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Every justice understood that desegregation would require huge social change.
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She was certainly interested in class, and in social change.
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Ireland 2015 seemed to be very much about social change.
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But there's no guarantee that the money would go to social change organizations, and the authors of the report say that if social change organizations do not rethink their model, they would be left out.
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Her scheduled award for "Programming that Advanced Social Change" wasn't canceled.
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"What we're really talking about here is social change," Ryan notes.
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It gives us the tools to create much needed social change.
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Harvey Weinstein reportedly sees himself as a martyr for social change .
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Two new studies suggest that such trends reflect deeper social change.
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Sonita Alizadeh: I was drawn to rap's influence on social change.
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This commitment to social change flows through all of her films.
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People have messed-up theories of how you do social change.
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Empathy is often considered a baseline necessity for prompting social change.
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It's one of the most powerful ways to make social change.
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I see more artists producing work that delves into social change.
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"This is a social change and it takes time," Barden said.
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"Energy, emotion, and people can certainly make social change," Fisher says.
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What type of innovations could bring about positive, effective social change?
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Fraud really thrives in moments of great social change and transition.
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Shared narratives are critical for fighting injustice and creating social change.
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But that has always been the nature of social-change movements.
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So he's funneled that unease into calls for social change instead.
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Food, she said, can be a subversive vehicle for social change.
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So it really just takes social change and that is happening.
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She is an advocate for youth empowerment, social change and development.
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It's a year that sets up dramatic social change in America.
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This is, after all, a time of social change in America.
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Like anything else, radical social change is born out of necessity.
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"There's this tremendous idealism with the Clintons — actually living social change, embodying social change," said Gil Troy, the author of "The Age of Clinton: America in the 20123s" and a history professor at McGill University in Montreal.
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On the ground in Saudi Arabia, reform and social change are tangible.
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The billionaire also addressed the private sector's responsibility to lead social change.
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"We had people change, drug change, social change, economic change," he said.
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For her, radical self love is the starting point to social change.
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The social change that resulted from deindustrialisation contributed to riots—in 20003.
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Sometimes, it may be a social change (changing clothing, pronouns, and names).
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And I think that's the history of social change in this country.
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But sometimes a book is a powerful tool to advance social change.
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But this is going to take a mind change, a social change.
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Take the civil rights movement — a model grassroots campaign for social change.
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Fast, far-reaching progressive social change has been proved possible; witness e.g.
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"I admire the contribution Gloria has made to social change," says Christie.
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But in Guatemala and elsewhere some are now mobilising for social change.
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John Kelly is the senior editor of The Chronicle of Social Change.
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Legal improvements will always be needed because social change will never stop.
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"There's been a social change and a cultural change," Dr. Celello says.
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This social change led to widespread suspicion of daycare workers, among others.
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Significantly, Belcher contends, the anxiety about rapid social change is politically salient.
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Richards wants you to know that you too can make social change.
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But it is a time of tremendous social change in this country.
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But why wield the court's decision as a weapon for social change?
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Social change within the hockey community is diminished yet commodified into sloganeering.
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The verdict also encouraged those who yearned for social change in Britain.
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I believe that the arts are a way to make social change.
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Sometimes social change happens through grass-roots movements — the civil rights movement.
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For Lawrence, the woman is the ever-restless agent of social change.
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In a new campaign called Sincerely, Us, youth social change organization DoSomething.
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I refer to this trend as the gentrification of social change movements.
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The fruit of this labor fueled hope among citizens for social change.
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"But litigation can also be a tool for social change," she said.
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But long-term political stability may require immediate economic and social change.
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The campaign also helped position Pamper as a promoter of social change.
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The firm promotes many progressive policies, particularly involving environmental and social change.
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The artist hopes that Kensington Blues can bring about positive social change.
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Doing that will mean some mix of technological, political, and social change.
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Our struggle is not personal, it is a fight for social change.
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Now I definitely want to pursue a life in policy and social change.
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However, for years, many dismissed social media as an engine for social change.
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If they can do that, personal and social change is inevitable, she believes.
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Historically, major advances in science have brought massive social change in their wake.
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THE state of South Australia is often in the vanguard of social change.
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This taught me deeply about what true participation in social change looks like.
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It's a genre that usually resurfaces during times of social change, or upheaval.
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But dramatic social change within a single lifetime never looks quite so beautiful.
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The more intriguing possibilities lie in a convergence of technologies and social change.
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Uranus rules activism, so why not be a daring agent of social change?
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No single historical moment can achieve everything; social change takes time to metabolize.
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Launched in 2741 by Nancy Lublin, former CEO of social change organisation DoSomething.
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Still, there is a long road ahead, especially on social change, they say.
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Complex Movements creates extraordinary multimedia experiences that engage citizens and support social change.
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"It had been an artsy, progressive area associated with social change," she said.
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The scholarships are part of the Program for International Education and Social Change.
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Some disruptions end in beneficial social change, and some cause backlashes, derailing goals.
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The history of labor shows that technology does not usually drive social change.
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They say social change is the only real solution—not data or devices.
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Or is a shift away from that pattern to another, larger social change?
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Your music has always been a soundtrack for social change and racial progress.
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Nguyen, the Los Angeleno, thinks coronavirus could be a catalyst for social change.
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"This is exactly the process of how social change happens," Ms. Fetner said.
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Debt crises have a particular way of fomenting deep political and social change.
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Like Alcott, she grew up in a family committed to radical social change.
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A new exhibition, "Perpetual Revolution: The Image and Social Change," reflects those shifts.
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And nothing creates such swift and radical social change as unfettered free enterprise.
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This is why I'm interested in bread as a barometer of social change.
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The final set of questions was intended to test fear of social change.
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From our questions about threats and social change, we learned what's motivating them.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Perpetual Revolution: The Image and Social Change, a complicated, dense, and ambitious exhibition at the International Center of Photography (ICP), endeavors to tackle the relationship between new media and the currents of contemporary social change.
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For those of us working to create social change, 2017 was a wild year.
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Do you see no value in pushing for meaningful social change within the system?
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Kohli hopes his growing platform will allow him to continue pushing for social change.
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The answer so far: equal parts urban transit nightmare and genuinely transformative social change.
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Kendrick Lamar and Beyoncé used appearances at awards shows to call for social change.
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I agree that it is unjust, and like Ms. Ehrenreich I want social change.
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The story of modern Iran has been one of convulsive political and social change.
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Rival theories blame populism on deep cultural insecurities prompted by demographic and social change.
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Above all they have a skill for adjusting to social change and external shocks.
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And so I think there is very much a social change that is happening.
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We're going through social change; the community itself is very much developing and growing.
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But more than that, I want you to rethink how you picture social change.
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But persuading the leader to accept social change may be a more difficult task.
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"Conspiracy theories tend to flourish especially at times of rapid social change," Merlan notes.
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The company aims to create movies and shows geared towards sparking positive social change.
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He's also blasted civilian leaders with "progressive agendas" pushing "social change" on the military.
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But another honest answer is that social change depends on interactions exactly like these.
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Grace and Frankie's characters have witnessed huge amounts of social change in their lifetimes.
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"We believe mutual funds are not optimal agents of social change," a spokesman said.
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Perhaps the biggest achievement of a documentary film is when it catalyzes social change.
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Sometimes obscured in the hazy light are women and men intent on social change.
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Now more than ever before, companies have incredible potential to drive positive social change.
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Amalia Sirica is a holistic clinical social worker, yoga teacher and social change artist.
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The image underscores Hirsh's belief that art could both represent and foster social change.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Nelson Mandela and many other champions of social change.
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Around the world, high school students have been on the forefront of social change.
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JS: Do you think art has the power to effect political or social change?
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Alright, now here are the things: I wanted to do something for social change.
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I also build projects with charities and organizations, to use music to create social change.
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But there is vigorous debate about social change and progress, particularly for minorities and women.
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In the 21st century, chatbots drive social change and help people improve their sex lives.
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"Part of being Jewish is being an activist and working for social change," she said.
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Still, Chicago's career serves as a model for enacting social change amidst a hostile environment.
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Back in April, Gomez hosted the 2017 WE Day, a youth event for social change.
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Yet there is a nagging sense that politics has not kept up with social change.
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Like nearly every social change, recent or otherwise, laws do not evolve in a vacuum.
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NFL fans have shown mass support before for players who attempt to spark social change.
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Still, Winkler noted, corporate boycotts are "an increasingly important avenue for social change" in America.
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The Tamer Center funds summer fellowships at organizations making social change, including The Marshall Project.
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He saw that the benevolence of good people could not, by itself, secure social change.
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With 6'x9′, the goal is to use technology to effect social change, Alkadiri said.
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Like social change has proved that time and time again that's how things get done.
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No social change comes without a lot of fear and resistance and fighting through it.
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Since, she has witnessed the profound impact storytelling can have for social change and justice.
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The primary purpose for me is not to affect social change or make social commentary.
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Shout For Good is an app that gives turns your literal change into social change.
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It is the dark side on the other side of the daylight of social change.
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This is, in essence, the traditional liberal take on how to make enduring social change.
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Apolis is a certified B Corp, with a mission to create social change through business.
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He has long since shed any illusions of fast social change or enduring media attention.
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When done effectively, protest serves as a catalyst for political as well as social change.
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"I look forward to being a part of this organization's incredible legacy of social change."
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PERPETUAL REVOLUTION: THE IMAGE AND SOCIAL CHANGE Do images influence or merely document social upheaval?
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The hijackings took place against a backdrop of dramatic social change and the Vietnam War.
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Conversations about social change or issues that affect us on an emotional level flow easily.
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And for Browne, the anthology serves as just a starting point for meaningful social change.
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The play is fundamentally about the nature of revolution and the nature of social change.
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Europe's traditional force of social change, its social democrats, appear to just not get it.
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Just like with the movements #MeToo and BLM, we are the future of social change.
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If I was to be effective in bringing about social change, I needed more warriors.
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The Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change announced his death on Twitter.
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The Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change announced his death on Twitter.
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The group invests in companies focused on environmental and social change and has a foundation.
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But she said the U.S. Open had long made structural adjustments that reflected social change.
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That's kind of incredible, when a movie can effect social change, that's kind of astounding.
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Many of the accounts were anonymous; users pressed for social change and greater gender equality.
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My mother's approach to parenting was deeply rooted in her commitment to transformative social change.
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Telling stories such as these is how Hollywood can really catalyze political and social change.
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As a businessman and employer Mr. Barberi Gonzalez sought to foster social change in Colombia.
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She is President and CEO of Global Policy Solutions LLC, a social change strategy firm.
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Her goals are straightforwardly radical: to illuminate oppressive forces, redistribute resources and spark social change.
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Since the civil rights movement, student protests have been a powerful driver of social change.
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" She concludes by noting that "institutional and social change does not depend on one person.
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The program prepares students to create social change through a systems and human-centered framework.
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Our program prepares you to create social change through a systems and human-centered framework.
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FACTS and statistics struggle to capture the emotional effect of sudden social change on the everyman.
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Despite sweeping economic reforms and growing openness to social change, the Communist Party tolerates little criticism.
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But anger can be the galvanizing force that unites and fuels us to seek social change.
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I don't think social change will ever come unless people are willing to take a risk.
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It spoke to the beauty of doing and the harmony of actions directed towards social change.
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She is a journalist, author, and educator whose writings focus on food, sustainability, and social change.
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What is it about music that makes it such an effective mode to enact social change?
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President Jeff Skoll, has a similar goal of creating entertainment that inspires and compels social change.
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She was a pioneer for social change and was committed to building a more peaceful world.
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The lab focuses on how technology is facilitating emerging and measurable social change toward global peace.
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Despite sweeping economic reforms and growing openness to social change, Vietnam's Communist Party tolerates little dissent.
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White working-class folk feel particular anguish, they explain, having suffered wrenching economic and social change.
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"I believe that to have social change, we need more people to come out," Law said.
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The same day as her apology, Bee received a "social change" honor from the Television Academy.
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Intensive, personal participation matters because these individuals feel such a heavy, personal responsibility for social change.
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Not only that, but shared narratives can be catalysts for fighting injustice and creating social change.
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Noor proves that every moment, even peeling potatoes, is an opportunity to advocate for social change.
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Most temples' dues-paying congregations are shrinking as a result of social change and rural depopulation.
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But perhaps they add up to something more fundamental: a far-reaching strategy for social change.
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"There's been a lot of social change in the last 10 to 15 years," Page said.
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"There was no real social change for me as far as friends were concerned," he says.
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It's a rare thing for a music festival to operate as a force for social change.
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As a sociologist, programmer, and ethnographer, she studies how technology shapes society and drives social change.
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The Games will bring about a social change and create a truly inclusive society for everyone.
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But her mother said that Ms. Knowles had been an agent for social change since childhood.
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It could be that the neighborhood, not the individual, is the essential unit of social change.
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A: I took on photography because I recognize its power in addressing issues of social change.
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Still, Ms. Banks's accomplishments will be measured not just in social change, but also in money.
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There have been movies that dramatize social change via courtroom debates, street demonstrations and legislative struggles.
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We are taught that technological innovation drove social change and radically reshaped the world of work.
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When companies are more diverse and inclusive internally, they will drive more positive social change externally.
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This mode of discourse is comfortable to progressives, who have relied heavily on social change litigation.
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This placement can organize groups of people who can create social change on a massive scale.
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They are a hugely influential company with the capacity to instigate and further create social change.
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They are a hugely influential company with the capacity to instigate and further great social change.
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Many Socialists and trade unionists advocated temperance because alcoholism interfered with workers' efforts at social change.
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"We cannot wish globalization away," Bush said, urging society to "adapt" to economic and social change.
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Oh. Buolamwini had come to MIT to explore how people could use technology for social change.
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Political movements based on identity have led to major social change in India in recent decades.
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Here are our three nominations for the big ideas in social change we covered in 2016.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told CNBC that business can play a role in inspiring social change.
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This is particularly apparent when looking at tech entrepreneurs' efforts to create social change at scale.
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Our sources say Nike has made a calculated decision to become "a partner in social change."
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It also features illustrated diagrams, ingredient lists, and prose calling for social change and armed revolution.
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From the beginning, working for social change and participating in activism on campus was a steady thing.
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It seems to be more likely to lead to greater efforts to bring about needed social change.
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Furthermore, the exhibition artists focused on the function of art as a communication tool for social change.
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Twitter user Michael B, a social change advocate, wrote that there were no excuses for Buhari's comments.
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"Kindness is a key ingredient in social change," says Jaclyn Lindsey, co-founder and CEO of kindness.org.
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We've been talking about politics and social change, but it's not like I sit down to preach.
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Population aging, the silent force behind so much economic and social change, is transforming politics as well.
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Jonas, 23, knows that trying to help affect social change comes with repercussions: disappointing his adoring fans.
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However, Imboden's actions show that Kaep's legacy of inspiring athletes to call for social change lives on.
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The document defined "young people as agents of social change and calling for participatory democracy," he wrote.
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Tech will be the cornerstone, but a lot of the progress comes from social change and activism.
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That is why laws against so-called "gay propaganda" frustrate social change because they ban these conversations.
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In her Oscar acceptance speech, Obaid-Chinoy stressed the "power of film" to bring about social change.
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It's also part of the process of social change, bringing out these subjects and talking about them.
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In her award acceptance speech, Obaid-Chinoy highlighted the role of cinema in bringing about social change.
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People usually create social change in groups, so why does anyone need to make politics so personalized?
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As his church grew, he began to try to use its membership to work for social change.
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The suggestion that social media are responsible for large-scale social change is great for our business!
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For the next decade he focused on using art as a social worker to fuel social change.
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Her achievement would be one manifestation of arguably the most important social change of the past century.
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All this is likely to bring wrenching social change for which Saudi society may not be prepared.
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What part do you think science fiction can play in creating social change, for good or ill?
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Wealth Matters Philanthropists may proclaim their desire for social change, but few, it turns out, follow through.
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The Oculus initiative was launched last year to support VR film projects that encourage positive social change.
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Mattis has previously criticized civilian leaders with a "progressive agenda" for imposing "social change" on the military.
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Free tickets can be won by those who participate in certain social-change actions. Sept. 24. globalcitizen.org.
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"This is a major social change," Carson said at a Center for Strategic and International Studies event.
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Last year Fink wrote a letter calling on all investors to support corporations that promote social change.
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So if Antifa-style "direct action" violence can't defeat racism or create positive social change, what can?
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You may remember a time when social platforms seemed to fulfill the promise of positive social change.
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Castor, who is nearly four decades younger than Ganz, had a different heroic ideal for social change.
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"The magic of technology is that it can help social change scale faster," the power duo say.
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We know that social change cannot happen without community organizing, base- and leadership-building, and education efforts.
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In Mr. Reagan they had a president who shared their distaste for modern whirls of social change.
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CREATIVE TIME SUMMIT The TED-Talk-style conference dedicated to art and social change relocates to Miami.
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John Lewis (D-GA) who continues to fight for social change, including, most recently, gun control reform.
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But political analysts warned against investing the imperial family with too much power to influence social change.
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He has disavowed, but sought to understand, his parents' embrace of violence in pursuit of social change.
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Many women cheered the decision, calling it a final victory in a long campaign for social change.
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But social change happens not in grand moments but in the less easily detectable changing of minds.
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Regeni plunged into their world, hoping to assess their union's potential to drive political and social change.
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The book is a moving portrait of love and friendship set against a backdrop of social change.
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I knew I wanted to live forever in this amazing community making badass art and social change.
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Earlier that day I walked out of class with students in my theatre and social change class.
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"The 1980s ignited a revolution of social change and awareness," says event director Trudie Styler, Sting's wife.
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These two hashtag-driven campaigns for social change became major movements in part because of award season.
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Social scientists refer to "windows of opportunity" when extreme events can act as triggers for social change.
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Anxiety over identity and social change, experts say, not economic distress, attracts voters to far-right politics.
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The Jesuit mission, El Progreso, practiced liberation theology, an interpretation of the Gospels which preaches social change.
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We are trying to make social change and that is some of the hardest work out there.
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But it's also an affecting little parable about social change, the importance of art, and emotional repression.
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So he deserves recognition for the contributions he made in that era of far-reaching social change.
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That's what I see as the unique way that art can function as part of social change.
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It is set up as a "double bottom line" company to generate profits and social change, Budnick said.
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In real life, though, a bigger, more encompassing love is what we collectively need to spark social change.
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All the social change in the 1970s fed the creation of urban legends, argues sociologist Jefferey S. Victor.
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Though it was not planned, Kothapally has become a laboratory for social change experiments, campaigners and scientists said.
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During war, economic uncertainty or massive social change, the "love it or leave it" form of patriotism rules.
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Listen as Elisa joins up with An to discuss this art form and its role in social change.
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The consequent social change -- including equal marriage and the long march of women through the institutions -- is irreversible.
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The party would also work to win young voters by softening opposition to social change, especially gay rights.
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And, perhaps ironically, that performance helped inspire very real social change for young queer and gender nonconforming people.
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Here's an excerpt: They may be the "selfie generation," but millennials are also focused on creating social change.
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Mr Houdart: We need global social change and it is hard because we do not know the recipe.
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A push for rapid social change, especially on contentious moral issues, risks polarising society and producing unintended results.
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Sharing baby photos is cute, but are you also using your cute baby photos to encourage social change?
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This is not the first time that Schumer has used her personal news to advocate for social change.
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Forget petitions or protest: Trolling for social change is some of the best kind of activism there is.
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Marx, as I have said, does not offer a one-size-fits-all formula for enacting social change.
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She married, apathetically, but spent most of her time with her closest female friends, working for social change.
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The big question I want an answer to is what role you think government plays in social change.
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So it's reasonable to infer that Clinton is at the epicenter of the economic forces stopping social change.
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I can't think of any significant social change that didn't involve people taking the streets at some point.
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Since we all have these tools, aren't we all responsible for using them to create beneficial social change?
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Winner-takes-all capitalism, growing inequality, stagnating real wages and large cultural-social change play into their hands.
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This social change would additionally help poor whites, who represent a larger share of prisoners than people realize.
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Gupta wants the Arena to be both an accelerator for social change and a sanctuary from the storm.
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This conclusion is the opposite of the take on social change you will hear in most public commentary.
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Furthermore, Her insights on the networked public sphere has applications for understanding technology-driven social change in general.
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For social change in general, and including the science context, the visibility issue is going to be huge.
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The collection suggests that the shared pain and healing of grieving can move us toward radical social change.
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Hansberry responded to her father's fate by moving beyond theater to pursue her larger goal of social change.
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This trend, driven by social change, economic upheaval and technological disruption, is worsening some of democracy's gravest problems.
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In times of rapid social change, working class sex workers are often at the heart of the action.
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Born doesn't think you can really do social change without a methodology, without creating communitywide collective impact structures.
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On the contrary, social change is typically driven by decisions we make about how to organize our world.
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The anger, research suggests, often stems less from migration specifically than from a broader anxiety over social change.
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One prevalent trend traceable directly to this phenomenon is the belief that social change should not cause discomfort.
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The role of these conversational AIs in social change can also have impacts far beyond the gender binary.
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The Age of Trump erodes assumptions about art's role as a barometer—and sometime engine—of social change.
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"I say this with caution, social change in India takes a very long time to come," he said.
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The center teaches people how to create social change and hopes to saturate the state with better leaders.
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If there is any hope at all, it lies in the fact that social change is often nonlinear.
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But I do think that there's much more room for us all to work together for social change.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told CNBC on Tuesday that business can play a role in inspiring social change.
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Monochrome and male, they do not embody social change and few hold out the promise of making history.
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But social change has to come from activism, from people working to change the economy and political systems.
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One of the reasons for that, Fleury believes, is the social change that Lula's time in office represented.
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Kendrick and DeJoria share visions of global social change India has a key role in ROKiT's plans, in fact.
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La Movida grew out of drastic political and social change that swept the country after Franco's death in 1975.
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If you can't laugh at yourself and be with others in laughter, you really cannot create meaningful social change.
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"We didn't really build this app thinking about monetizing, it was more of a social change experiment," Handy notes.
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The left sees the public's acceptance of gun bans and other gun controls as slow but inevitable social change.
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff just proved that advocating for social change doesn't necessarily get in the way of business.
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NEWFRONTS PUSHES BOUNDARIES This year's NewFronts challenged advertisers to incorporate a philosophy of abundant thinking and channel social change.
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Sarah Doyel is a freelance writer, activist, and health justice advocate making the connection between wellness and social change.
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More broadly, the data demonstrate that social networks are a valuable source of information about economic and social change.
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It is important to consider who is driving this social change, and whether it is sufficiently democratic and representative.
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Prince Khaled, a son of the king, said the decision was as much about economic reform as social change.
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Despite sweeping reforms to Vietnam's economy and growing openness to social change, the ruling party does not tolerate criticism.
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Really, there needs to be some sort of legal and social change in this country for it to happen.
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The group work with creatives -- photographers, designers, musicians, filmmakers and more -- to highlight issues and drive for social change.
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Social change is never a static goal, but a moving target we redefine through every piece of our culture.
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But I do believe in God's role in calling out for positive social change for the good of all.
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He is a frequent speaker on how to use the levers of politics and policy to effect social change.
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Paul Connolly, director of philanthropic advisory services at Bessemer Trust, said many philanthropists can finance social change through institutions.
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I am talking about the urban vanguard because social change has so often happened in China through those groups.
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The effects trickle up and down the economy, supporting company agendas, informing marketing decisions, and even impacting social change.
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Eckhart Tolle's The Power of Now is a great book, but there's no advocacy for ecological or social change.
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In 22017, Marley became a published author to show young people how to get involved in positive social change.
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As such, is it appropriate to use the power and protection our government grants them to force social change?
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When banks use government-provided market power to force social change, they are effectively acting as a private regulator.
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In 2013, throughout the month of King's birthday, the University of Pennsylvania hosted a Commemorative Symposium on Social Change.
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Or they mentor one at a time, assuming that the individual is the most important unit of social change.
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His creative practice explores ways in which private and public spaces can be used as vehicles for social change.
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Revered for his artistic accomplishments, Mr. Mitchell has been driven by the belief that dance can effect social change.
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Elana Meyers Taylor, a two-time Olympic bobsledder, said athletes were pushing for social change more than ever before.
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This conversation is essential for anyone interested in the future of arts institutions and their role in social change.
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Would the unveiling of the calendar on Wednesday be seen as a commitment to diversity and positive social change?
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The departing C.E.O. will still oversee the ValueAct Spring Fund, a roughly $1 billion fund that promotes social change.
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As it happens, there are entire research communities and academic disciplines devoted to studying politics, policy, and social change.
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Could it have been measured in goals or assists, or was it supposed to be gauged by social change?
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In doing so Luther unwittingly released a floodgate of protest and reform resulting in profound social change for Europe.
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Or after Redford, whose administration was a force for positive social change, is shown to be an illegitimate president?
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She hopes the work she makes can lead to social change, understanding, and a greater awareness of LGBTQ issues.
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The internet had been crucial in paving the way for easier trans lives through social change and policy reforms.
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I'm coming at space more from the social change [angle,] which is maybe a little unusual for an investor.
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But only 603 percent of all "big bets" — grants of $10 million or more — are going toward social change.
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Tech philanthropists are playing a major role in closing this aspiration gap by making big bets on social change.
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For early cyber activists in the 1970s, video was a countercultural gesture, one that held promise of social change.
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We're in a period of massive demographic and social change, and all that change is creating a powerful backlash.
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The socioeconomic disparities probed by this project makes it one of the finest examples of art-for-social change.
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Taz Hussein, partner at the consultant Bridgespan Group and author of the report "Field Catalysts: The Unseen Agents That Galvanize Social Change," said he and his colleagues had identified 15 social change efforts — like reducing malaria deaths, bringing about same-sex marriage, reducing obesity — and asked what big change would look like.
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The result is better-performing businesses, accelerated social change and a global economy that works better for all of us.
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Thomas Pausz is a French-born, Icelandic-based artist and designer who works across experimental situations to foster social change.
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It's a very cool thing and, in some small way, is bringing about monumental social change in a broken world.
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It is a time of tremendous social change in America: immigration, racial justice movements, evolving norms around gender and sexuality.
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Not so unlike the founders of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, Jennings's utopians aspired to foster social change by inspirational example.
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Likewise, Democrats often think that the federal government should force people in Republican-leaning states to submit to social change.
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It is useful to remember that even if consciousness-raising isn't sufficient for social change, it is always a prerequisite.
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VICE: When you first started listening to rap, did you immediately recognize it as a platform to spearhead social change?
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Private companies have a responsibility to promote social change, billionaire hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones told CNBC on Friday.
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We have become used to the go-getting mantra that to effect social change we first have to change ourselves.
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The #MeToo campaign was part of a transformative moment, one in which social media became a springboard for social change.
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I also saw people who really wanted to learn how to be a part of a movement for social change.
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Much of their stress is caused through early weaning, social change due to maternal separation, and mixing with unfamiliar pigs.
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A former Marxist guerrilla, Herrera has channeled her decades of experience fighting for social change into the women's rights cause.
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So stop partying for the planet, and start making Earth Day the force for social change that it once was.
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While it's unclear if two minute interviews to trade publications have ever effected widespread social change, her messaging is troubling.
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These are characters governed by desire, whether for success or fame or social change or each other's bodies and company.
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He is an experienced social change maker and civic entrepreneur and is a nationally recognized strategist, organizer, and campaign executive.
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Both were given grants by the Kentucky Foundation for Women, which supports feminist artists who hope to inspire social change.
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Nowadays, material hardship and social change brought by the war are pushing women to try less traditional roles and trades.
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He sees the judicial role as reading and applying the law, not being an agent for legislative or social change.
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"The old ways are preserved and there is no mechanism to change them in line with social change," he said.
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Our children need to grow up with a more accepting attitude in order for any real social change to happen.
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Between the radical 21965s and the hedonistic 270s, Italy went through a traumatic period of political turmoil and social change.
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For others, a golden era of violent slasher flicks and thrash metal emerged against the backdrop of significant social change.
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I want to do something that has something to do with politics, something where I can make a social change.
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Dominique VervoortBostonThe writer is a research associate in the Program in Global Surgery and Social Change at Harvard Medical School.
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"It became a way to speak about especially Native women's experiences at a time of great social change," she said.
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The institute works with cities and other jurisdictions to improve the provision of local services and effect positive social change.
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"Every great social change movement had moments where you had to convince yourself not to give up," said Senator Murphy.
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Americans have responded with a tidal wave of activism — certainly the most important new trend in social change last year.
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Boston is a city that pioneers social change, and we are also a city that does things the right way.
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A few weeks after his Arsenio appearance, Clinton spoke to the Rainbow Coalition, a social change organization found by Rev.
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Lateef McLeod is a student in the Anthropology and Social Change doctoral program at the California Institute for Integral Studies.
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While we're encouraging our children to play team sports, be creative and learn math, we can also encourage social change.
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The feminist movement at the time created social change that opened the doors to new and longer careers for women.
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We are proud of the ways that Maya is advocating for justice and using her platform to impact social change.
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Young idealists have always been central to movements for social change, but even the most spirited activists can become discouraged.
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With over 38 million members and growing, we lead positive social change through our extensive product offerings and services. aarp.org
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It was not the first time that he has cautioned Black Lives Matter activists that social change cannot happen overnight.
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But according to a report from the Korea Herald, Parasite could also inspire some larger-scale, longer-lasting social change.
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Two months after the assassination, Coretta Scott King founded the Martin Luther King Center for Nonviolent Social Change, in Atlanta.
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But by calling out gendered stereotypes, the regulator has made the invisible visible, a vital first step in social change.
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Cynicism about big business can be healthy, but we don't always have a better tool for bringing about social change.
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"Someheres" tend, on the other hand, to be more locally rooted, traditionally patriotic, religious, and generally cautious about social change.
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When did you start thinking about your ability to use your role as a business leader to effect social change?
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He said that in periods of economic disruption and social change, people need strong social bonds to help them adapt.
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BUFFALO — With social change moving quickly across the professional sports landscape, the National Women's Hockey League was playing catch-up.
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Shaul Bassi is the director of the Center for the Humanities and Social Change at Ca' Foscari University of Venice.
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"Social change that is going on in America right now, it's disruptive, but it's there for a reason," he added.
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Demographers are trying to determine whether it is a temporary phenomenon or a new normal, driven by deeper social change.
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Political and social change are crucial for increasing well-being; the onus can't and shouldn't fall squarely on the individual.
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I've worked with several high-net-worth philanthropists on designing and implementing multimillion-dollar grants aimed at creating social change.
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The artists appearing in Reims also shared a tangible thirst for social change, especially when it comes to gender equality.
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Then, as now, it was unclear whether the best way to bring about social change was through violence or love.
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Saturday's results were the culmination of this long process of social change — of the new Ireland triumphing over the old.
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We should all want Twitter to fix this, because it's one of the greatest engines for social change ever invented.
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"WE'RE not going to be the first edge of social change," concedes Jim Gray, mayor of Lexington, Kentucky's second-biggest city.
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Despite economic reforms and increasing openness to social change, Vietnam's Communist Party retains tight media censorship and does not tolerate dissent.
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Despite economic reforms and increasing openness to social change, Vietnam's Communist Party retains tight media censorship and does not tolerate dissent.
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"If you cannot lead a movement for social change, you should try and become the person who decides policy," he said.
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Bee received a special honor from the Television Academy on Thursday for "advancing social change" for her work on the show.
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But just as hopelessness makes it more difficult to surmount obstacles along individual paths to success, it also inhibits social change.
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The network wrote that on May 31st, Full Frontal with Samantha Bee will be recognized social change by the television academy.
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The five megatrends on offer include technological breakthrough, demographic & social change, rapid urbanization, climate change & resource scarcity, and emerging global wealth.
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What I love about the whole social change is that it's a great way for your fans to connect with you.
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Monica Lewinsky said Wednesday she was uninvited from an event on social change after former President Bill Clinton decided to attend.
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The conductor created OrchKids, a music program that aims to nurture young individuals in Baltimore City neighborhoods, whilst establishing social change.
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Social change is big for me and when he told me about his volunteer work, that really stood out to me.
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And social change will be deterred by the future leaders' inability to engage in a constructive discussion of pressing social issues.
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And the choice is often not to use it in service of social change, but to protect personal or commercial interests.
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"I encouraged them to use their story as a vehicle for social change," said Renteln, the women's law professor at USC.
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The Black Lives Matter movement is often highlighted as an example of Twitter's and social media's ability to catalyze social change.
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Developers were already using games to promote positive behavior and social change, letting players simulate ecological destruction or an oil shortage.
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This was a time of massive social change; [Sylvia's mother Emmeline] became more conservative and Sylvia moved more to the left.
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We want to show the country from our experiences and the experiences of others that social change needs to happen now.
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Social change is as important as biological change in understanding why some people in this age group are drawn to crime.
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When people carry a strong sense of individual responsibility for social change, they organize action groups the way Occupy activists did.
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It's time to shine a giant light on social change and progress and defend it with every fiber of our beings.
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Sajid Tarar is a businessman who runs the Center for Social Change, a non-profit organization that helps individuals with disabilities.
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Many of the finalists' doodles touched on themes of social change and impact, including sustainability, identity inclusion and endangered species protection.
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Others defended the show for its choice to spotlight correctional brutality, believing it had the potential to provoke necessary social change.
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Daniel Heimpel is the publisher of The Chronicle of Social Change, a national news site covering child welfare and juvenile justice.
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Technology is empowering regional languages, of which there are hundreds, and enhancing the centrifugal effect of migration, modernity and social change.
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By connecting healthy financial performance and positive social change, impact investing allows us to simultaneously accomplish the best of both worlds.
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She spoke about cofounding the Heather Heyer Foundation, dedicated to scholarships for those who are passionate about promoting positive social change.
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Somewhat to my surprise, he said he had learned that love is a stronger motivating force for social change than anger.
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Ms. Wang insisted the term was too radical and had become associated with dissidents who wanted sweeping social change in China.
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Angel Kyodo Williams, Lama Rod Owens and Sensei Greg Snyder — three leaders focused on the intersection of mindfulness and social change.
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And collections of essays by Roxane Gay and political activist Angela Davis that grapple with pop culture's effect on social change.
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Learn more about pioneering social change through art with the SMFA at Tufts interdisciplinary Master of Fine Arts program at smfa.tufts.edu.
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What Abreu's message consisted of — what sort of social change El Sistema was meant to promulgate — was not always precisely clear.
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The editors ran "Sex and the City" on the cover, treating dating, gender roles and social change as front-page news.
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After opposing government expansion and social change under Democratic presidents, conservatives typically give new Republican presidents the benefit of the doubt.
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But I think it's a wonderful example of social change: How did this become a country that embraces overwhelmingly marriage equality?
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The Women's March united millions around the United States and demonstrated the collective power of women to create transformative social change.
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Powell Jobs founded Emerson Collective in 1997, a "social change organization" named after one of her favorite authors, Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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I am perhaps the most joyful person in the world because of the kind of social change I've helped to facilitate.
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People with race and class privilege often believe in fairy tales about where power comes from and how social change occurs.
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Social change as sweeping, as what's being contemplated, will require all the insight we can find, wherever we can find it.
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It has animated and informed progressive thinking, providing direction and a sense of purpose to struggles for social change and emancipation.
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But they're not widespread in the nonprofit world — a pretty sad situation, since social change is often all about behavior change.
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The digital revolution has created sweeping social change, scientific advancements, new inventions and changes that have altered lives for the better.
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Cunningham, who is a member of Leadership for Social Change, said West angered SLU students with a blog post last week.
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At King's College London, Hallam is currently working toward a PhD on how people use civil disobedience to achieve social change.
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Immigration reform is one issue where I've see tech communities' willingness to embrace advocacy in an effort to affect social change.
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In doing so, the league was embracing pioneers who helped bring social change to the country, and particularly to the South.
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Social change that begins in the gallery needs to be supported and enforced by policy in order to have real teeth.
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Perpetual Revolution: The Image and Social Change continues at the ICP Museum (250 Bowery, Lower East Side, Manhattan) through May 7.
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The poem itself, which Siqueiros wrote for 100 Thousand Poets for Change, summoned the power of poetry to effect social change.
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"It's not about social change, but more about how mobility can be part of the evolution of cities," said an Uber spokesperson.
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"Our community has the intellectual and creative capital to drive social change," LCF VP of Programs Masha Chernyak said in a statement.
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A: In short, governance has simply not been able to keep up with the pace of rapid economic, political, and social change.
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"It will inspire other women to step up and do the same sort of work to make positive social change," she said.
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" In California, Sanders urged the party to be welcoming to voters who are "prepared to fight for real economic and social change.
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And some of that I think has to do with partisan perceptions and fear of social change and things of that sort.
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The movie is about what the match was about: social change, what was going on, [and] where I wanted tennis to go.
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The project gave her "more pause than hope," for it seemed to contribute to the business world's growing influence over social change.
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The organization is a focal point and a resource for presenting platforms for social change that can be taken to local legislators.
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The first step toward social change is raising awareness: identifying the problem, calling attention to it, and making it impossible to ignore.
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But while worries over immigration explain some of the Sweden Democrat's gains, unease about economic and social change also plays a role.
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The ruling Communist Party, despite sweeping economic reform and increasing openness to social change, retains tight media censorship and tolerates little criticism.
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The footage not only made for a compelling campaign video, but spawned the brand to pony up serious cash for social change.
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A child of the earth, Mr Austin felt the tug of post-war social change in the flowers and fields around him.
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Despite sweeping economic reforms and increasing openness to social change, Vietnam's Communist Party retains tight media censorship and does not tolerate dissent.
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Despite sweeping economic reform and increasing openness towards social change, the ruling party retains tight media censorship and does not tolerate criticism.
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The NFL also asserted its commitment to "advance social justice" and "promote positive social change" —precisely the goals of the kneeling protests.
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Next, he'll visit the HQ of GAME, an NGO set up to create lasting social change youth-led street sports and culture.
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Mr Macron campaigned for a France that is open to people, goods and ideas from abroad, and to social change at home.
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The focus of the event is to promote social change nationwide and to empower young girls to be strong and self-assured.
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One thing is for certain in this tumultuous time: Major social change is underfoot, and women are at the forefront of it.
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JD uses his channel as an avenue for social change, embracing the title of activist in relation to his thought-provoking videos.
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Without any formal training, he received, in 1947, a scholarship to the New Dance Group, a company dedicated to promoting social change.
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In an era of growing inequality, rapid social change and profound economic uncertainty, it is essential that reform discussions be evidence-based.
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It is impossible to predict how policy, technology, and social change will develop and interact, especially in a time of such tumult.
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He says the vast majority of the general public wants to create social change, but oftentimes we get in our own way.
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I was looking for a way for business itself to become a force for social change and a way of spiritual transformation.
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Yet in pressing for action, they show that their voice matters, that the party cannot direct all social change from the top.
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But political movement won't take place without social change, as Northern Ireland's oppressive reproductive laws are symptomatic of a wider cultural problem.
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From the Women's March in January to the #MeToo revelations, 2017 has seen social campaigns lead to social change around women's issues.
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"Macondo is a workshop that gathers writers who are generous, compassionate, and believe their writing can make nonviolent social change," she explained.
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This year must be the year we acknowledge, celebrate and tell the stories of artists whose works bring about positive social change.
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He stressed Facebook's role in facilitating social change, mentioning #MeToo, March for Our Lives, and Hurricane Harvey relief in his opening statement.
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I didn't want a three-hour pseudo-philosophical noir with a problematic subtext promoting right-wing Victorian philanthropy over genuine social change.
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If you're in a short-term game, then questions about climate change, social change, changes in the workforce, community responsibility don't matter.
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We made up 55% (far greater than men's 45%) of the 2016 electorate, and we are an undeniable force for social change.
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Guadagnino's Suspiria uses its aesthetic to argue that perhaps that violence is beautiful because it can lead to galling, anarchical social change.
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In that way, I think YouTube is best positioned to fulfill the potential of the internet as a tool for social change.
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In Los Angeles, social workers have said they've been conducting home visits without proper protective gear, the Chronicle of Social Change reported.
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"There is by all indications a sign of intent by the superwealthy to increase their giving to social change," Mr. Tierney said.
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I've always admired lawyers who use their power to affect social change, and Thurgood Marshall was always a childhood hero of mine.
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For an industry that prides itself on being on the vanguard of social change, it's another way in which fashion lags behind.
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Second, activists might become discouraged by the glacial pace of social change and turn to poor health habits to manage their frustration.
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Wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria and Vietnam are haunting reminders of America's failures at trying to orchestrate political and social change abroad.
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It took ideas from conservatives (the health-care exchanges, insurance subsidies, the mandate to buy insurance) to produce far-reaching social change.
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You can hail necessary social change and complain about being, to some degree, a casualty of it, both at the same time.
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When social change blows through, however, it rarely suffices to toss up an old windshield and argue it worked well last time.
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She is the president and CEO of Global Policy Solutions LLC, a social change strategy firm dedicated to driving society toward inclusion.
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I simply note that Hollywood has still not wrapped its head around Trumpian populism, the most important social change in our lifetimes.
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This tension occurs when long-term processes of social change, like the aging of the population, coincide with short-term budget cuts.
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The problem with these Muslim men, Ms. Barbarosoglu rightly pointed out, is that they are disregarding social change in the centuries since.
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Some players countered that their actions were being misconstrued and that they are seeking social change rather than protesting the anthem itself.
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His mission was to create a space where sexual minorities could congregate openly and provide a platform to work for social change.
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Founded in 2004 by Jeffrey Skoll, Participant has become the go-to company when Hollywood has a project focused on social change.
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As these stories proliferated, no one knew for sure whether they were just scattered anecdotes or signs of more serious social change.
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" She sees Cummins at the beginning of a wave of writers "using the full strength of their talent to effect social change.
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Toni Cade Bambara, Edward Said and James Baldwin, writers with whom I could talk for hours about literature, criticism and social change.
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That promise to stave off social change and, if necessary, to impose order happened to speak powerfully to voters with authoritarian inclinations.
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"It is useful to remember that even if consciousness-raising isn't sufficient for social change, it is always a prerequisite," she wrote.
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In Donald Glover's new film Guava Island, he takes viewers on a journey to Cuba that reveals music's power to influence social change.
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Sparking meaningful social change in hip-hop means not being afraid to speak about sexuality and identity politics outside of an underground subculture.
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Melinda Gates has spent the past 16 years seeding social change through the world's largest private philanthropy, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
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And in doing so, Franklin demonstrated that whether it was about music or social change, she was ours, and she put us first.
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But with their new year-long dedication to social change, and solid partnerships like this one, I think it'll be way more effective.
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"It's another opportunity for the AFL to drive social change through gender equality," commented Lauren Arnell, one of Carlton Football Club's marquee signings.
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These recent events demonstrate that when we hold media gatekeepers accountable for the content they choose to run, powerful social change can occur.
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According to The Huffington Post, Citizens Advertising Takeover Service, or CATS, was created by Glimpse, a creative collective working toward positive social change.
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ABOG is a Brooklyn-based organization that attempts to provide resources for artists that work towards social change and create socially engaged art.
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The Economist may think Singapore is quaint and old-fashioned, but time will tell if a cautious approach to social change is wiser.
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Despite sweeping reforms to the economy and growing openness to social change, the Communist Party retains tight media censorship and tolerates no criticism.
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We are so determined to mirror our Los Angeles community and make gorgeous plays in Los Angeles, and really make some social change.
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Lean In was meant as more than a career advice book — Sandberg argued that by leaning in, women could make widespread social change.
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Fruchterman continues to explore and develop new and exciting ways that software and data can address unmet needs and create lasting social change.
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Having starred in a host of blockbuster Bollywood films, Mirza quickly learned of the power of media as a tool for social change.
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But the public airing of wrongdoing by FitzGibbon seemed to be a breaking point for many in the progressive and social change circles.
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But more often it promotes self-sacrifice for big social change ideas and a sense of political responsibility that is hard to compartmentalize.
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But blanket initiatives to "connect everyone" and a smattering of training programmes will not be enough to see real economic and social change.
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Therefore, Iranians ability to use the internet and social media to do things from ecommerce to pushing for social change are seriously constrained.
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Like Trumpism, it was a plea from voters left behind by economic change and resentful of social change to turn back the clock.
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A graduate of Harvard and Cornell, Ho said she was drawn to work in technology because of its ability to drive social change.
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But even with all the missteps, we're still making progress (even if, as Manduley notes, "social change isn't a neat and linear process.").
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Eventually, the members went solo, but Eekwol continued to promote social change and the quest for knowledge and self discovery through her music.
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But it "still inspires respect in this deeply hierarchical country where the aristocracy is venerated despite rapid social change," according to the Guardian.
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She is also on the board of directors of Consumer Reports, and a trustee of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, which supports social change.
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I believe another five years of social change may result in a greater degree of integration than we have now: Agree or Disagree?
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And when people lose their historical memory for the slow, often frustrating pace of social change, they can feel burned out by setbacks.
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But as several writers, including Phoebe Maltz Bovy, have argued, this concept of negative privilege doesn't seem to lead to productive social change.
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In seemingly endless essays in recent years, they've been derided as lazy and narcissistic or defended as creative and committed to social change.
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Despite sweeping economic reform and increasing openness to social change, Vietnam's ruling Communist Party enforces tight media censorship and does not tolerate criticism.
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It is those fringe communities preying on anxieties about social change that we have to contend with now — and for years to come.
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Gottfried Lindauer's portraits present a collective history of colonial New Zealand, capturing individual identities in a time of great social change and upheaval.
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As with any movement toward widespread social change, though, a backlash has been brewing, with some saying the movement has gone too far.
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In his first appearance before the nation, Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh positioned himself as an ally of social change for women in America.
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For example, Norman Rockwell's 270 painting "Rockwell & Race" depicts violence against civil rights workers, an unfair issue in America that requires social change.
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There is a belief that policy written in a vacuum by well-paid lawyers in Washington is the way to win social change.
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Goodness may give rise to immediate satisfaction or demand sustained sacrifice (as those who have fought to bring about social change can attest).
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In an era of tweets, she speaks in long, discursive paragraphs that weave together personal narrative, politics and her views on social change.
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But the extreme attention the story has garnered does weaken the NBA's efforts to cast itself as a force for positive social change.
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Ruffalo believes film is a powerful tool for social change, shocking people into action in a way activism may not be able to.
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He believes that business, and he's got a great new book out: business has become the best platform and agent for social change.
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Try fixing the institutions that can really make social change instead It's one of the cases where a small mob overrules the majority.
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The pricey stationary bike and other home exercise systems are among those that stand to benefit from social change around the new coronavirus.
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The Republican Party, as the agent of an ideological movement opposed to government intervention and social change, is less active in policymaking overall.
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The plan involves diversifying the Kingdom's economy to lessen its dependence on oil, ushering in some measure of social change in the process.
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Bee is due to receive a special honor from the Television Academy on Thursday for "advancing social change" for her work on the show.
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The first has to do with freedom of speech as a fundamental right, vital to democracy, social change and the ability to fight injustice.
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As the head of a foundation that supports social change, I'm happy we've divested fossil fuels stocks to help the planet and its people.
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But while she remained on the consulting firm's payroll, she and her colleagues were subject to the delicate balancing act of corporate social change.
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Since then, she's advocated for social change of beauty standards with the launch of #CirclesOfUnity, to encourage constructive and civil dialogue on diversity issues.
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Those protests — rooted in lower-class laborers in small cities — failed to fuse with long-standing middle class demands for political and social change.
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"Is there creditable evidence of rigged results?" asked Joan Donovan, head of the Technology and Social Change Research Project at Harvard Kennedy's Shorenstein Center.
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Author Anand Giridharadas argues in his new book Winners Take All that the wealthy pursue social change without uprooting the systems that produce inequality.
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Human interest stories occasionally look at what ordinary Chinese workers are going through, but it's difficult to capture social change on a large scale.
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Whereas Thatcher championed liberal markets and Mr Cameron championed liberal morals, Mrs May wants to rebuild communities that have been battered by social change.
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The disinformation campaigns followed a familiar framework, said Joan Donovan, the director of the Technology and Social Change Research Project at Harvard's Shorenstein Center.
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We talk about the change we're trying to create in the world, and that's inclusive of social change, with this being a pivotal issue.
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The hoodie-clad figure, along with Beyoncé's white-carpet guests, was a powerful reminder of how celebrities can use their influence for social change.
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He noted, for example, that social change in the military - from ending segregation to allowing women in combat - has always been pushed by civilians.
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But proposals for sweeping social change, the kind that will be offered by candidates in the primary debates, would probably languish in committees.◼
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There is no question that we are living in a time of ferment, a time of political and social change at home and abroad.
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Lori McKenna knows that politics and social change are in the air but you'd have to look deep to find it in her music.
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After a lecture about independent media as a vehicle for social change, one of my fellow students brusquely tapped my shoulder in the hallway.
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As the director of USC Annenberg's Media, Diversity & Social Change Initiative, Smith has made a career out of studying the numbers of media representation.
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CNBC's Tania Bryer talks with the social entrepreneur about setting up "Gastromotiva", a nonprofit dedicated to promoting social change through the use of food.
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The most well known of these groups—Black Twitter—has acted as a social change agent, most significantly by catapulting #blacklivesmatter into the mainstream.
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The novel remains a testament to the ways fiction can expose a society's sins, alter consciousness, and advance the gradual work of social change.
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We're told the money will be going to the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change in Big Boi's hometown of Atlanta.
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Meanwhile, these same vulnerable populations are watching the single most important tool for affecting positive social change whittled away by discriminatory voter suppression laws.
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But he urged them not to fall prey to the periodic temptation that has emerged throughout history to alienate minorities and resist social change.
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His enormous popularity — he made Gallup's "10 Most Admired" list a staggering 61 times — also made him a particularly notable voice for social change.
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More governments should look for creative ways to harness the power of the private sector to drive positive social change — while saving taxpayers money.
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"We feel that it is very relevant to invest in projects that actually create a long-term social change," Malak tells The Creators Project.
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Fernando is associate professor of International Development and Social Change in the Department of International Development, Community and Environment at Clark University in Massachusetts.
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She holds a PhD from Cambridge University and has expertise in international development, health and the use of new technologies to stimulate social change.
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It is a reaction, most obviously, to last year's Supreme Court ruling on gay marriage, of the kind that often follows dramatic social change.
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At that point, social conservatives existed in both parties and they were growing frustrated with the speed and ferocity of social change for women.
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The advocacy world has a tremendous opportunity to leverage this innovative technology to promote social change and activism for their causes and association engagement.
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The NPC's unruffled, unaltered façade is an unconvincing distraction from the ferment affecting a society in the grip of wrenching economic and social change.
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Or it could be for psychological or cultural reasons: as they age, people grow more set in their ways and resistant to social change.
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Those may be worthy recipients but, in the eyes of some in the philanthropic community, they are not at the forefront of social change.
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Since Colorado legalized the drug in 2014, the previously illegal plant has birthed multibillion-dollar public companies, minted billionaires, and brewed significant social change.
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"This is a show about agitprop, which is about using art and culture to advance activism and social change," Betty Yu, an artist, said.
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Suggesting that political progress can't emerge from conservative storytelling, "Privilege" reflects, in its stylistic diversity, the expanded consciousness on which social change depends. ♦
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IF YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TRUE SOCIAL CHANGE, IF YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE REAL SOCIETAL BETTERMENT, IT HAS TO START WITH THE PRIVATE SECTOR.
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"Like other great social change movements, it will be met with lots of failures before it meets grand success," Murphy said of his efforts.
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But according to The Guardian, the title "still inspires respect in this deeply hierarchical country where the aristocracy is venerated despite rapid social change."
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Despite sweeping reforms in Vietnam's economy and increasing openness towards social change, the Communist Party retains tight media censorship and zero tolerance for criticism.
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These are ideas which maybe seemed corny or concessionary once but you now know are really at the core of everything, including social change.
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Feeding the 5,000 was conceived as a one-off event, but it was so successful that it became a template for social change instead.
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The internet really shifted the whole game, too, as well as the activism and social change that made it so that we're represented more.
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The story of Ellen DeGeneres is the story of great social change that happened in the hearts of millions of individual families, including mine.
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Despite sweeping reforms in Vietnam's economy and increasing openness toward social change, the Communist Party retains tight media censorship and zero tolerance for criticism.
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I think her career made it clear that sometimes the best way to bring about social change is by having a sense of humor.
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Despite economic reforms and increasing openness to social change, the ruling Communist Party retains tight media censorship in Vietnam and does not tolerate dissent.
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It considers her character — and those of the men she played with — in the context of social change reshaping the field and the country.
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The sphere of friendship, he points out, is intimate and closed by nature, the opposite of what a movement for social change must be.
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And thanks to President Trump, there's a whole new wave of social change: Americans working to protect democratic norms they see as under threat.
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Since the late 19th century, young people, filled with idealism, have led movements for social change to stop wars, government corruption and especially discrimination.
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Protest aims to voice dissent and sway public opinion toward the ultimate end of shaping social change, or in our moment, halting social decline.
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For the September issue of Vogue, of which she is the cover star, Beyoncé Knowles addressed the importance of diversity, representation and social change.
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In response, campuses are using philanthropy and their own funds to subsidize internships at organizations that have a mission of social change or innovation.
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Yet one of the biggest ironies of Trump's presidency is that he has become a more effective catalyst for progressive social change than Obama.
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In the face of Trump's impending leadership, coming together to stand for equality and justice is essential for anyone who's passionate about social change.
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The fixed tend to be wary of what they perceive as constant threats to their physical security specifically and of social change in general.
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Maria Molland Selby is the CEO of Thinx, which makes period and pee-proof underwear to empower people through product innovation and social change.
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"I think there is deep apprehension right now among the progressive base," said Murshed Zaheed, political director of CREDO, a progressive social change network.
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"But our record of bravery in adverse conditions played a major role in ending segregation and bringing about social change in America," McGee wrote.
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Despite sweeping economic reforms and increasing openness to social change, Vietnam's ruling Communist Party retains tight media censorship and does not tolerate political dissent.
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But it's worth noting that Hallam's theory of social change is based on academic research, particularly the work of Harvard political scientist Erica Chenoweth.
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"Our approach to creating social change is to raise up the work non-profits are doing on the ground," said Co-Founder Ben Cohen.
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Correspondents for The New York Times reported from more than 21919 countries this year, covering war, terrorism, political upheaval, natural disaster and social change.
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Brathwaite's work, which is rooted in jazz and photography, fuses the two mediums into a powerful tool used to shape and promote social change.
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"The I.R.A. is an army, and as an army we are committed to armed struggle for political and social change in Ireland," he said.
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The term "Hacktivist"--a combination of the words "Hacker" and "Activist"-- is meant to signify an activist who uses programming to impact social change.
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They're setting an example for other wealthy business leaders, who have a staggering amount of influence on policy and social change because of their dollars.
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For Smith, Bailenson, Serrano, and many others like them, VR has provided an opportunity to focus on positive social change through an emergent new medium.
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"Democrats must shut the Senate down if Republicans try to ram through Trump's nominee," said Murshed Zaheed, political director of the social change network CREDO.
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If you like the idea of using your hard-earned dollars to foster social change, online banking outfit Aspiration just introduced the tool for you.
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At the Museum of Arts and Design, a group of artists come together to discuss the ways in which art can bring about social change.
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" They could "do the right thing and open its doors to welcome to the party people prepared to fight for real economic and social change.
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And in many cases, First Ladies have smartly turned the public's fascination with their wardrobe into an impactful tool for both advocacy and social change.
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Gomez is set to make an appearance at WE Day California on April 25, to celebrate youth leading lasting social change, PEOPLE previously confirmed exclusively.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Earlier this year, the International Center for Photography held an exhibition called Perpetual Revolution: The Image and Social Change.
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Despite sweeping economic reforms and growing openness to social change, the ruling Communist Party tolerates little dissent and exercises strict controls over media in Vietnam.
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Despite sweeping economic reform and increasing openness to social change, media censorship remains tight in Vietnam and criticism of the Communist state is not tolerated.
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The event — which celebrates youth leading lasting social change — comes three months after Gomez broke her silence following treatment after a hospitalization late last year.
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Having suffered lurching economic and social change, they argue, white folk with high-school diplomas or less have turned to opioids and alcohol for comfort.
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Through vignettes and personal testimonies, the film portrays Greene County, Alabama, as its people move toward understanding and cooperation in a time of social change.
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Despite sweeping economic reforms and growing openness to social change, the ruling Communist Party tolerates little dissent and exercises strict control over media in Vietnam.
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Is that just a product of it coming in the 70s, at a time of great social change, like the Manson attacks a decade earlier?
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Arnold said MTV Shuga, which is supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, had already shown the power of entertainment to bring about social change.
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I have always and will always say that education is the key to any major social change and is just as true of this issue.
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Despite sweeping economic reforms and increasing openness toward social change and ubiquitous internet fare, Communist-ruled Vietnam maintains a conservative attitude towards sex and nudity.
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Here, afrofuturist writer Russell Nichols imagines a future where advanced technology—not social change—ushers in a controversial response to the epidemic of racial violence.
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The riskier issue, though, is when philanthropists donate too heartily to a social change organization without thinking through how that donation could affect that group.
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Advocates might accept concerns about identity and social change as legitimate, rather than reducing migration to an economic discussion (or, worse, dismissing opponents as xenophobes).
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Our hope is that more philanthropists see how they can create significant social change by investing in the very industry that brought them such success.
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The NFL launched a similar social change initiative in January 2019 focusing on criminal justice reform, police and community relations and economic and educational advancement.
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With so much at stake, from health care to education to Social Security, more than just ideological differences standing in the way of social change.
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That's what they'll do at this event, centered on the "Agitprop!" exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, made up of works by artists advocating social change.
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Across the mainstream political spectrum, there is a growing sense that German values must, in the face of rapid social change, be quantified and propagated.
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Women's rage, she claims, has long fuelled progressive social change, and the women galvanized by Trump's election are part of a grand tradition of radicalism.
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Recently, Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony posted a photo of civil rights leaders on Instagram and wrote a caption calling for athletes to effect social change.
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Similarly, they believe the current environment may be a backlash to the changing demographics and social change that the country has seen in recent years.
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Her daughter Bernice King, the chief executive of the nonprofit King Center for Nonviolent Social Change in Atlanta, has spoken out against same-sex marriage.
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Although not a panacea for social change, a universal guarantee of housing security, dignity and affordability safeguards families from some of the tentacles of poverty.
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On the most sweeping measures, wall opponents express enormous anxiety about the direction of social change in the country, while supporters are much more optimistic.
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It's 210, and the winds of social change are blowing through the East End of London, along with improvements in housing, sanitation and health care.
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" As Huntington explains (echoing his earlier work), "In the history of most societies, rapid economic and social change enhances the role of ideology in politics.
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She is one of the century's greatest agents of social change, though it's perhaps more accurate to describe her as an enduring force of nature.
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While the victory is significant, those expecting major social change in Iran will be proved wrong, both supporters of the government and hard-liners say.
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" Other consequences are likely to include "international military conflict, increased terrorist activity, internal unrest, political and or economic collapse, humanitarian crises, and dramatic social change.
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The hopes is refining the campaign/social change intensive so that it can be scaled to build a modern day Women's Movement around the world.
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In a new report, Colella writes that game-changing technological or social change is usually detectable not in sudden bursts, but in steady, inexorable acceleration.
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"One of things we want to do I think is as we're working with young people to build up platforms for social change," he said.
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They've been a cultural repository for wider uncertainties in times of social change: a literalization of the fear that all human beings are fundamentally replaceable.
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On today's episode of Daily VICE, Empire's Jussie Smollett talks about the power of music and the responsibility of young artists to inspire social change.
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And the social change that accompanied this progress has seen more and more women delay starting families in order to take advantages of these opportunities.
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The difference was that the catalyst for most of the turmoil was not immigration, globalization or social change, but Catalonia and its drive for independence.
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"Art UK is amazing," Bob and Roberta Smith, whose painted sign work has long focused on art as an agent for social change, tells Hyperallergic.
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While immersed in theoretical aspects of social class and social change, Dr. Wright also delved into real-world challenges like poverty, income inequality and unemployment.
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The lack of a response to Trump's moves is "dangerous" said Marshall Fitz, managing director of immigration for the Emerson Collective, a social change organization.
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Social change is all about breaking through symbolic barriers, and seeing women literally behind the wheel is bound to accelerate the transformation of Saudi society.
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It's also a reminder that our military once took the lead on social change at a time when more families felt connected to military service.
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Both women said the ability to share stories through social media had helped strengthen the #MeToo movement and create a time of real social change.
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Class privilege X-ray based on original illustration by Molly Hein for Classified: How to Stop Hiding Your Privilege and Use It for Social Change!
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In the 1950s and 1960s, they frequently wrote of transforming the university into an "instrument" of social change, of "using" it to solve pressing problems.
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Nonviolent episodes of protest are extraordinarily efficient in creating social change in democratic states; violent episodes undo the good work of change with astonishing rapidity.
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Goldman's announcement was just one of several initiatives that companies announced at the World Economic Forum to show that they were committed to social change.
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Wipro – an India-based internet technology company – is driven by a belief that education is a key enable of social change and a better society.
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The real Elizabeth, like the television one, has given a sense of dutifully struggling, not always successfully, to deal with the impacts of social change.
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One is that there's a Democratic victory so dominant and so overwhelming that it produces a kind of shock and awe model of social change.
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Put on your headphones for this fascinating and video-filled story on how Turbofolk reflects, and sometimes drives, social change in the post-conflict Balkans.
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The Coalition School for Social Change, for example, had 311 students in the 2013-14 school year and 1003 students during the last school year.
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But Participant, founded to create positive social change, in part by rolling out specific action campaigns alongside film releases, scored a home run relatively quickly.
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In the top 100 films of 2016, just 5.7 percent of speaking characters were of Asian descent, according to USC's Media, Diversity, & Social Change Initiative.
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Even in Women Are Beautiful, that failed attempt at coming to an understanding of social change through chronicling the Women's Movement, there is complicated insight.
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She saw her role and that of Dooky Chase's Restaurant to serve as a vehicle for social change during a difficult time in our country's history.
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Young people have always been at the forefront of social change, and you are a piece of that and you are a part of that history.
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" The 40-year-old then called on the youth of today – the "drivers of social change" – to push to "end this epidemic," calling the group "GenEndIt.
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Trained as an artist, he is committed to continuing the momentum of using art as a form of social change by bringing artists to the region.
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These days, no longer is a model's sole job to be the symmetrical face of a fashion brand — they must also be spokeswomen for social change.
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" As far as the microchip goes, he said, "All of the infrastructure is in place, and we're entering the period of peak economic and social change.
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It is common these days to think that the way to do political and social change is: Think of the ideal system, then move to that.
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If we're talking about politics in this country, the question I first ask is, how are we going to build a mass movement for social change?
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"America has a rich tradition of social change beginning in our pews and our pulpits," Trump said in front of an audience of religious leaders Thursday.
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Gabriel's main goals are to enact some degree of social change, to end inequality, and to end the indifference society displays toward people with visual disabilities.
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As part of the agreement, the FARC will continue to push for social change as a political party, receiving 10 unelected seats in congress until 2026.
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That said, there was a bonus for Nike ... numbers aside, we're told they wanted a campaign promoting social change that current and future athletes would embrace.
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She has channeled her nurturing spirit and drive for social change into passion projects that are altering the way society views birth, breastfeeding, and birth control.
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Brooks also bizarrely criticizes the march for being divorced from a major political party: Sometimes social change happens through grass-roots movements — the civil rights movement.
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The Lee statue in Charlottesville, for example, was erected in 1924, at a time of great social change after World War I and bitter political reaction.
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These kinds of campaigns may be uplifting or even helpful, but how much positive social change can be carried out from within the system is unclear.
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Mr Livingstone is not some tribune of social change but an embittered old man whose views are still gratifyingly repellent to the vast majority of Britons.
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With only poor education, which left them unqualified for anything beyond manual labor, they were confronted with China's rapid social change, rising inequality, and burgeoning materialism.
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And how do we balance the need for visibility as a means of social change with the need for fellowship within the community that accepts us?
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We sat down for a candid conversation on the cultural capital of collectors of color, racial issues in contemporary culture, and their outlooks on social change.
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This is just the latest in a series of advocacy initiatives that the coalition's members have taken over the past two years to impact social change.
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Pfund is founder of the venture capital firm DBL Partners which invests in companies looking to make positive social change, environmental improvements, and strong financial returns.
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At the annual DealBook conference in New York, leaders at the "Groundbreakers Lunch" discussed the appropriate role of business in shaping policy and driving social change.
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As a result of that social change, Daniels has emerged as a potent adversary of President Donald Trump, whereas Lewinsky was forced to flee the spotlight.
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His boss as a Chicago community organizer, Jerry Kellman, said that Mr. Obama aspired to two things: to work for social change and write a novel.
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Back when crime was rising, conservatives insistently drew a connection to social change — that was what the whole early '90s fuss over "family values" was about.
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Rather, his practice shows his investment in activism and social change, as it takes on cultural appropriation, fetishization of indigenous practices, cultural reclamation, and environmental issues.
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So this working towards social change was a very natural path for Camel Assembly, and a lot of campaigns centered on activism came out of it.
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An exhibition at the Americas Society spotlights Kati Horna, who believed that the circulation of images, rather than the standalone photograph, could bring about social change.
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But the community foundation would have a specific mandate to make grants that help social change organizations and even a time frame to spend the money.
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You've written this book to talk about this and what it does, and the power of anger and how it creates chaos and also social change.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: Do you think art and poetry can be effective ways to spread a message and spur social change?
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After Dr. King's assassination, Dr. Maguire was on the first board of directors of the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change in Atlanta.
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Anti-pot PSAs didn't emerge through a slow process of social change, but in a rapid eruption of self-serving bigotry divorced from science or fact.
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Last week, Bloch and social change strategist Rae Abileah wrote a guide to activism during a pandemic that encouraged people to get creative with their organizing.
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This list of power players recognizes those who have topped the download charts, used podcasting to create social change, or are leaders driving the industry forward.
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"I had never experienced anything like the poverty I saw there," she said in an interview with Hearts on Fire, an organization devoted to social change.
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Despite sweeping reforms to its economy and showing openness to social change, Vietnam's ruling Communist Party retains tight media censorship and has zero tolerance for criticism.
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Hanley believes Franklin's message of strength and hope also resonated with African Americans frustrated in the late '60s by the lack of progress on social change.
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A new Cabinet minister wants to be able to respond to social change more directly so convinces a group of stodgy jurists to relinquish their seats.
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Despite sweeping economic reform in Vietnam, and increasing openness toward social change, Vietnam's ruling Communist Party does not tolerate criticism that it deems threatens its rule.
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That was a promise he saw through despite waves of street protests by traditionalists opposed to a major social change in this historically Roman Catholic country.
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That is why I think we constantly need to evolve, learn from the good sides of past experiences, leverage that base and respond to social change.
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Kamala Harris of California) to imposing a wealth tax (Warren), that envision a more expansive -- and expensive -- role for Washington in driving economic and social change.
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In social change, there is a Gordon Parks photograph of 12-year-old Flavio da Silva, taken near Rio de Janeiro for Life magazine in 1961.
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He was also chairman in the 1960s of its Social Justice Task Force, and in that role, called on all priests to work for social change.
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There should be another kind of threat — larger, slower, less obvious, but potentially even more powerful — pushing authoritarians to these extremes: the threat of social change.
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"Spotlight" was produced for about $20 million with Participant Media, a company founded by former eBay President Jeff Skoll to produce entertainment content that inspires social change.
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Social change that would normally take generations is instead collapsed into these four characters: each woman is a subtle shade more Westernised and liberal than her elder.
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In this conception of society, individuals make choices of their own accord in the free market, which is normalized as the only legitimate source of social change.
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While biennales like Manifesta might pay lip service to various social justice causes, the commercial motives of such exhibitions undermine their power to foment real social change.
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It also launched the iShares Genomics Immunology and Healthcare ETF, or "IDNA," which is, so far, the only one listed under the demographics and social change theme.
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In our desire for unity and positive social change, we must support artists who confront cultural and political urgencies head on, however challenging those conversations can be.
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From 2014 to 2018, Bean founded and led Faith in Texas, a multiracial movement organizing faith communities for social change, part of the Faith in Action Network.
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The Corcoran is located in the heart of Washington, D.C., a global hub for policymakers, tech leaders and cultural institutions dedicated to social change and international development.
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The question I have is whether an attitude of gratitude for small gains gets in the way of the big gains needed to bring about social change.
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However, the Catholic church's ability to bring about social change has diminished as segments of its Latin American flock leave the fold for Pentecostalism or religious indifference.
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She spent her life in animal rights and economic justice movements, but by 2016 felt like she had gotten lost in her efforts to promote social change.
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Joan Donovan is the director of the Technology and Social Change Research Project at the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard Kennedy School.
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What Zoepf chronicles is something subtler: the internal pressures and counterpressures influencing the Arab world toward a form of social change that is by no means inevitable.
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She often described fantasy and fiction as a tool for social change, a way of imagining the world — not as it is, but as it might be.
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"This is a time when the importance of human rights and the power of young people as agents of social change have never been clearer," she added.
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Image: GettySilicon Valley is, in theory, all about innovation and social change, but despises regulation, meaning the its most powerful leaders' political leanings vary quite a bit.
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In its portrayal of ACT UP's indefatigable fight for medical treatments and equality, it captures the dogged persistence required to spur inert authorities and hasten social change.
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I don't want to minimize some of the socially momentous and just causes people are pursuing online, where anger is a very legitimate tool for social change.
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While Facebook's business model is based on scale, its vision is to be a driver of social change, which means it needs to balance inclusivity with discretion.
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"If we're going to have true social change, it's going to come through the private sector," he told "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer in an exclusive interview.
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Teen pregnancies are down by 51% from ten years ago, an extraordinarily fast social change compared to adult smoking, which took 40 years to reduce by half.
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"This is a time when the importance of human rights and the power of young people as agents of social change have never been clearer," she explained.
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The still emerging pan-African social philosophy has fostered revolutions and social change in the past and will most certainly be behind resistance efforts in the future.
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Since 2013, they've been experimenting with ways to use this unusual business model — and the expertise and human capital it has let them accumulate — for social change.
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Over the previous two years, Dexter had taken over for his aging mother Coretta as leader of the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change.
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Mr Rohani, a consummate centrist, must decide whether to concentrate on the economy, as the Supreme Leader wants, or to pursue social change, as his supporters want.
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Young people have more time to invest into social change because outside of studying they don't have the economic or time constraints of careers, kids, or family.
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A Chicana folk singer who uses her music as an avenue for social change, Joan Baez has long been a force for equity and justice in entertainment.
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Washington (CNN)A lifestyle magazine is apologizing after Monica Lewinsky said she was disinvited from its annual social change summit because former President Bill Clinton was attending.
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For years, funding for environmental and social change initiatives -- saving rivers, protecting public lands, promoting renewable energy, providing better healthcare -- was the sole province of government agencies.
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It can do the right thing and open its doors and welcome into the party people who are prepared to fight for real economic and social change.
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" Kerry Kennedy, the organization's president and daughter of Robert Kennedy, presented the 44th president with the award for those who have "demonstrated a commitment to social change.
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This neoliberal turn also led Democrats to embrace technocratic policy as an engine for social change: markets, not governments, would solve the major challenges of our time.
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Merkel acknowledged the concerns some in Germany have about the pace of social change, including the influx of asylum-seekers that saw many conservatives question her leadership.
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Now, more and more cities and states are increasing their minimum wages, raising pay for millions of workers and showing that social change can happen very rapidly.
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In an interview published in the catalogue, co-curator Julia Bryan-Wilson challenges Vicuña to qualify her faith in the power of art to effect social change.
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Today, when activists like Richards are charged with "lynching," this progressive law appears to be exploited to quell, not encourage, social change as it was originally intended.
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Despite sweeping economic reform and increasing openness to social change, Vietnam's ruling Communist Party does not tolerate criticism and is particularly sensitive to organized groups of dissidents.
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Looking at the issue from a social science perspective, adults should nurture adolescents' efforts to catalyze political and social change because civic engagement can help teenagers grow.
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The South Carolina Sea Islands and the Gullah Geechee people who have endured there are increasingly buffeted by economic and social change — not to mention lethal storms.
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Allowing women to drive is a major social change in Saudi Arabia, where women have long been kept out of public life and limited to certain professions.
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Like her Studio One Eighty Nine clothing line, which had a presentation earlier in the day, both use fashion to promote social change and empowerment in Africa.
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Over the past year, people have taken to the streets and sought to establish or revitalize organizations to resist the Trump presidency and advance broader social change.
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Running for the clerk's office to make a statement about social change, some suggested — well, that was the whole issue with Kim Davis in the first place.
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By continuing to focus solely on the individuals, it ends up resulting in a game of "whack-a-mole," Burke added, rather than prompting systemic social change.
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She often described fantasy and fiction as a tool for social change, a way of imagining the world not as it is but as it might be.
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His leadership will be a constant over the next four years, making even thinking of the future incredibly difficult for those who are invested in social change.
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It is time for Hollywood to push the envelope, and fully acknowledge that the power it has for social change goes well beyond speeches on Oscar night.
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" Kraft also said he supports the rights of the players to "peacefully affect social change and raise awareness in a manner that they feel is most impactful.
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That legacy continues to thrive to this day, with #BlackLivesMatter and #MeToo leading to revolutionary social change because their message can spread online on a global scale.
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She's found that if you want to achieve systemic social change, you need to mobilize 3.5 percent of the population, a finding that helped inspire Extinction Rebellion.
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I don't tell her that I think that protest, like art, is idealized to have the power to effect social change, but it can't, not by itself.
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Cooper has watched street art evolved over the years, and remains excited about developments in the field, particularly artists who are creating works to spur social change.
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Only Aldo Leopold's "A Sand County Almanac" and Rachel Carson's "Silent Spring" equal "Desert Solitaire" in transforming the genre of naturalist studies into manifestoes for social change.
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The Trump-GOP defense of Kavanaugh has largely amounted to a defense of privilege: An increasingly-obvious backlash against the MeToo movement and social change more broadly.
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His argument has always been that I will "make America great again" by rolling back social change, and I'll stick it to the Democrats in the process.
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And isn't that arguably the point of good social practice art, that the work moves conversations and action forward towards social change until the social ill is cured?
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"The best companies that get built are things that are trying to drive some kind of social change, even if it's just local in one place," he said.
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Holmes is a global ambassador for Artolution, a community-based public art organization that "seeks to ignite positive social change through collaborative art making," according to its website.
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Now it's taking that mission even further, using its powerful position in tech and its dedication to social change to fund startups with social impact at their core.
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"[One] of the consequences of stigma and concealment is that it impedes people's ability to associate with each other to achieve social change," Taylor wrote in her brief.
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Furthermore, only 5.8 percent of speaking characters on-screen are Hispanic or Latino, according to this study released in 2016 by the Media, Diversity and Social Change Initiative.
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Over the years, with vision and dignity, Vigía wooed the revolution: its founders were products of that sweeping social change even as they resisted its sometimes coercive power.
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This backlash, in Obama's diagnosis, is wrapped up in both legitimate grievances (anger about the 2008 financial crisis) and less legitimate ones (white male anxiety about social change).
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Yet the casual acceptance, at best, of Mr Trump's bigotry reflects a pattern seen in other countries when demographic and social change results in a group losing status.
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Brian Friedberg is the senior researcher of the Technology and Social Change Research Project at the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard Kennedy School.
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As the Republican party repeatedly positioned itself against movements calling for social change — women's rights, gay rights, immigration liberalization — they attracted authoritarian voters who found that change threatening.
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Of course nothing, including activism, comes with guaranteed outcomes, but it at least provides a tried-and-tested strategy for shifting the status quo and fostering social change.
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Twitter – A Two-Time Winner For its role in revolutions from Cairo to Kiev and social movements like #BlackLivesMatter, Twitter has long been a force for social change.
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As we increasingly realise that VR has more to offer than throwaway entertainment, the more accepting we may become of it as a serious tool for social change.
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And yet politics has a way of creeping in, particularly at Pitti Uomo, whose organizers have a longstanding commitment to the exploration of fashion's role in social change.
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The singer and actress, 26, is set to make an appearance at WE Day California on April 25 to celebrate youth leading lasting social change, PEOPLE confirms exclusively.
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IT IS OFTEN said that rapid social change is behind the reactionary politics of America's new right: older white heterosexual men feel their traditional role is under attack.
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Rather, they seem to genuinely share the current president's values, agreeing that the way to "Make America Great Again" is to slow or even roll back social change.
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Despite sweeping economic reform and increasing openness to social change, including gay, lesbian and transgender rights, Vietnam's Communist Party retains tight media censorship and does not tolerate criticism.
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Kloss: I think the young women I work with recognize the power and potential that exists in tech, both as future entrepreneurs and as drivers of social change.
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Eliana E. Kim is a research assistant at the Harvard Program in Global Surgery and Social Change and co-founder of the Gender Equity in Global Surgery Initiative.
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Prince Harry helped inspire a group of young people to make positive steps toward social change on Wednesday — with a little help from an exciting guest: his wife!
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By Karl Iagnemma, principal research scientist at MIT and CEO at nuTonomy Technology is often a force for social change, but only sometimes a force for social progress.
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Harry Belafonte, the actor and singer who founded Sankofa, believes harnessing the power of celebrity for social change is essential as the country becomes "desensitized" to police violence.
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Schools that oppose challenging the gender binary will continue to do so, as they probably already resent the fast pace of social change and left-leaning federal government.
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It has become a reminder of the importance of exciting educational spaces, even those that are unabashedly utopian and outlandish, in which the end goal is social change.
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