Second place among voters' concerns now goes to social inequality.
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And a long line on a documentary for social inequality.
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The writers study demographic changes in families and social inequality.
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"Climate impacts are also going to exacerbate social inequality," Levin said.
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Back in 2011 corruption, poverty and social inequality united the uprising.
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Traditional religious animosities, exacerbated by mounting social inequality, always shaped events.
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Could the technology not then lead to reductions in social inequality?
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We are done tolerating the bigotry, injustice and social inequality on campus.
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In New York City, free Wi-Fi helps to address social inequality.
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But it is also part of social inequality between women and men.
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"Tulsa has a long history of social inequality," Mr. Van Valkenburgh observed.
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We will not sort out social inequality lying in bed staring at smartphones.
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Unless this changes, social inequality could revert to medieval levels, Mr Weyl warns.
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This makes dating less diverse, perpetuates social inequality, and cedes our personal autonomy.
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Some scholars argue that disasters replicate social inequality, but that's not it, exactly.
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Social Inequality Cameron has worked for greater equality -- hence the legalizing of gay marriage.
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Policies that address disruptions to employment and social inequality may very well be necessary.
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Joblessness and social inequality are among the biggest problems facing Africa's most industrialized nation.
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It also comes with cultural disadvantages and social inequality that deserve well-balanced attention.
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This year, it recorded the second highest economic and social inequality in the Caribbean.
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It advocates an Arab-Jewish alliance to fight discrimination, racism and social inequality in Israel.
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" A community divided: "I don't think social inequality should be dealt (with) in this manner.
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Property prices, blamed for increasing social inequality to the benefit of tycoons, continued to rise.
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The presidential candidate has focused much of her campaign on government corruption and social inequality.
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Because nightlife is such an important part of the city's development, it can increase social inequality.
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Another pertinent factor is envy, a basic human emotion that rising social inequality can only exacerbate.
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The artist, known for progressive messages on social inequality, used the work to oppose Trump's comments.
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And for months, the "Yellow Vest" movement has been protesting rising social inequality in the country.
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The insistent point conveys how he feels about social inequality and our political system, Stewart says.
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This is a notable split considering that much research suggests AI and robotics will increase social inequality.
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How is this a sustainable model when there is no consideration for uneven development or social inequality?
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He also said leaders had to enact laws to end injustice and social inequality that breeds violence.
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In Chile, Ecuador and Haiti, citizens are angry about social inequality and the lack of economic opportunity.
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The protesters said the incident on the beach exemplified social inequality between men and women in Argentina.
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"Because of corruption, we've given rise to monstrous economic and social inequality," the 66-year-old said.
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And he made clear connections between American violence abroad in Vietnam and American social inequality at home.
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Imagine what an impossible feat that must have seemed during his 17 year reign of social inequality.
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Worse, given that they're talking about making really significant changes to humanity, maybe they risk exacerbating social inequality.
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Cuarón places their poignant and hilarious sexcapades in a vivid neorealist landscape of social inequality and political repression.
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Critic's NOTEBOOK An interactive art installation turns a live-action game into a disarming demonstration of social inequality.
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Improved housing would help boost cities' economic growth, reduce their environmental impact and lower social inequality, the report said.
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But then again, economic inequality spills over into social inequality, which spins into a political motivation for many voters.
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Lost in the panic about Zika is an important fact: The epidemic mirrors the social inequality of Brazilian society.
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Specifically, around 73 percent believe social inequality would result if brain chips are initially available to only the wealthy.
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Johnson, along with Rivera, joined the GLF and, along with STAR, fought against anti-LGBTQ laws and social inequality.
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A failure to recognize and adapt to these challenges could have disastrous consequences for social inequality, unemployment and polarization.
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Violent protests erupted in October over social inequality, hammering the local currency and sending it to all time lows.
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The system of capitalism is predatory and it creates an inequality, racial inequality, environmental inequality, social inequality, sexual inequality.
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The group has one Jewish member of parliament, and advocates an Arab-Jewish alliance to fight racism and social inequality.
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Is the portrayal of the protester as a cat a reference to the Black Panthers' long fight against social inequality?
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In both speeches, Francis denounced the social inequality that still plagues Colombia, which has extreme poverty in some rural areas.
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Buzzfeed called the show "terrible" and pointed to instances of gender and social inequality that go unchecked on the show.
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His comments tapped into ideas about widespread social inequality that he also mentioned in a recent New Year's Day message.
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Treating the problems around radical Islam as simply questions of counterterrorism or social inequality is as misguided as ignoring them.
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Yet, disaster recovery has amplified social inequality that made poor communities more vulnerable to natural disasters in the first place.
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FEMA officials may argue that their role is to respond to emergencies, not to address longstanding issues of social inequality.
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But he was looking for new directions, as well as to comment on what he perceived as social inequality in America.
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Partly because, as McCain points out, those who succeeded in securing draft deferments in the 1960s were often exploiting social inequality.
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The unrest has roiled the country and clouded Mr. Macron's efforts for economic revival as protesters speak out about social inequality.
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While her photos reveal Thatcher-era Britain, Mr. MacDonald compares them to contemporary scenes of legislative failures and rising social inequality.
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His politics rebel against a Britain that is eager to join foreign wars and pallid in the face of social inequality.
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And about Alexander Payne's "Downsizing," a genial, barbed parable of consumerism, environmental crisis and social inequality disguised as a dystopian farce.
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At the congress Mr Xi argued that social inequality and the gap between rich and poor were the biggest problems facing China.
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As for the US, the report had some harsh words over its social inequality and the blind spots in the healthcare system.
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The artist has tirelessly brought attention to social inequality, the negative effects of urban renewal, and issues around race, immigration, and privilege.
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The toxicity of racism to persons of European descent results primarily from the amount of energy it requires to maintain social inequality.
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His priority is combating social inequality by enacting progressive tax reform while increasing public investment in infrastructure, housing, health care and education.
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Shortly afterwards, the group launched an online publication called Pioneer Magazine, with posts about student activism, factory workers, Marxism and social inequality.
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These debates centered on the way gay identity became separated from the kind of queer politics that sought to deeply change social inequality.
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Rather than liberating people from abuse and marginalization, online platforms have become tools for amplifying existing social inequality and harassment in unprecedented ways.
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They believe that Trump can attract black voters—particularly those who have soured on Obama's failure to end high unemployment and social inequality.
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The NFL and its Players Coalition officially established a partnership to commit at least $90 million for efforts and programs combating social inequality.
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Both women channeled liberal alarm at Mr. Trump and at social inequality in their own communities, and promised an unyielding fight for change.
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His profound alienation also arises from social inequality, the decline of civility, political corruption, television, government bureaucracy and a slew of other causes.
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This government has also approved a pension reform that will increase social inequality: Rural workers, women and the poor will be hardest hit.
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Confronted with corrupt care homes, dodgy local councils, and gentrification, Pip's journey to representing social inequality as a member of parliament has now begun.
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Her criticisms, in both fiction and beyond it, often focused on social inequality, the unsustainability of capitalism and its deleterious effects on the environment.
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I've never had to engage with the NFL office regarding ways they could amplify the voices of players who were fighting against social inequality.
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Their response would not only need to address financial risks, but also the social inequality that has ramped up since the most recent crisis.
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He is planning a summit meeting in Atlanta in the fall to bring together people of different races to address race and social inequality.
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New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu said efforts to tackle social inequality needed to run alongside moves to strengthen infrastructure in his flood-prone city.
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The country has not undergone a recession since 1992, social inequality has declined and a majority of people report being satisfied with their lives.
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In a sprawling acceptance speech, he touched on social inequality, the cruelty of the food industry toward animals, systemic inequality, and even cancel culture.
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Their lyrics -- written in English to reach a wider audience -- express raw feelings and strong opinions on issues of social inequality, politics and freedom.
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Trump's imitation of Kovaleski reinforced a specific social inequality that most people now recognize as morally abhorrent; namely, the marginalization of people with disabilities.
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The continuous cycle of corruption fueling social inequality has led to disenchanted citizens across the globe, who then turn to populist politicians, Transparency International said.
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The country's social inequality is again on the rise, and so is vehement, violent conservatism that further compromises the rights of women, gays, and transsexuals.
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But understanding exactly how those connections work could have important implications, not just for science, but also for public policy involving social inequality and health.
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Happily, Leo Butler's new play "Boy", at the Almeida theatre in Islington, London (itself a scene of marked social inequality), does not suffer these issues.
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Espinosa, a former diplomat for Mexico, warned that climate change, as a "threat multiplier" would deepen problems of social inequality and poverty around the world.
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Some hope the Long March will become a call to arms that helps China overcome challenges such as a slowing economy and rampant social inequality.
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Social inequality may be a reason to support progressive taxation or robust equal protection guarantees; it's not a reason to retreat from free speech principles.
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Why it matters: By organizing its users to broaden their personal networks beyond traditional connections, LinkedIn is trying to strike a blow against social inequality.
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Wiley's statement could also apply to Shields's photography, which frequently reverses traditional power dynamics in order to make politically charged statements about social inequality and injustice.
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But it should reclaim it: For all its warts, the Revolution really did unleash an egalitarian vision of America that frontally assaulted economic and social inequality.
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"Unfortunately, some impulsive and reckless young people unhappy with social inequality have been manipulated by these political radicals to cause mayhem in the city," it said.
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Politics rarely ruffles the surface; private virtues must be pitted against social inequality, while getting on in the world through self-reliance is no bad thing.
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By applying various capitalistic modes of production and exchange, Smith asserted, an inextinguishable social inequality might still be favorably reconciled with measurable increments of human progress.
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And we should not shy away from the role of President Trump and this order in particular in fostering and promoting that kind of social inequality.
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The central bank held the rate steady for several months as widespread protests over social inequality that began in October caused billions in losses to business.
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Never mind that the 49ers donated $1 million to local charities that fight racial and social inequality last season, a pledge no doubt spurred by Kaepernick's activism.
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It is the only rich country to have seen its overall score decrease in that time, owing largely to declining ratings for health care and social inequality.
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The representation debate could be missing the bigger picture: how social inequality and racism outside of school can make its way into classrooms and interfere with learning.
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Decades of elections and open markets haven't done what they were supposed to do: level the region's financial and social inequality and bring an end to violence.
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In his efforts to tackle social inequality, racism and corruption in politics, he often lampoons the powers that be, depicting them in lewd, explicit and unflattering positions.
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The case of the banker, Rurik Jutting, had cast a spotlight on social inequality and the excesses of the financial sector in one of Asia's richest cities.
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Climate change will damage natural systems, yes, but it will also be an economic drain, a cause of migration and conflict, and a driver of social inequality.
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On "Shangri La," his second album and one produced by Rick Rubin, he sings about social inequality and finds a measure of peace after a destructive relationship.
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Much of that is dictated by a commercial benchmark, and that hierarchy is as symptomatic of classism and social inequality as any other barrier in America today.
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Along with her work on sexual harassment, she has argued, more controversially, that pornography and prostitution constitute sexual abuse of women in the context of social inequality.
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But his halting response to a month of violent demonstrations by the so-called Yellow Vest movement over social inequality has clouded his efforts for a revival.
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Democracy can seem less appealing in a time of stagnating incomes, social inequality and terror, especially in situations where money is having a disproportionate influence on politics.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Growing levels of perceived corruption and social inequality provided fertile ground for the rise of populist politicians in 22016, global watchdog Transparency International said on Wednesday.
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Those two pillars may prove difficult to maintain as China navigates a painful economic transition that threatens to shed countless miners and factory workers and widen social inequality.
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Operating outside of a commercial, market-based system granted practitioners of performance art a certain freedom to explore issues surrounding race, gender, class, social inequality, and political corruption.
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"The Doomed" tackles social inequality, and as the band's first new music since 2013's "By and Down," they largely pick up where they let off sonically speaking.
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Kaepernick ignited a national discourse in 230 when he began kneeling during the playing of the national anthem before games to protest racism, social inequality and police brutality.
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Because the law did so little to fix the financial and social inequality baked into the education system and the larger society, they felt set up to fail.
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The times would seem to demand a renewed Australian conservatism, attentive to economic and social inequality, and comfortable enough with cultural diversity to search for political capital elsewhere.
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His dark comedies/monster films, like The Host (2006) and Okja (20143), double as biting social commentaries, often aiming barbs at social inequality, particularly in his native Korea.
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But other analysts said rising crime may be a knock-on effect of austerity cuts to youth and social services, as well as rising social inequality and poverty.
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"Basic income is being called for in some countries facing growing social inequality, so I'm not totally rejecting the idea," said Hiroshi Shiraishi, senior economist at BNP Paribas Securities.
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Countries that want to curb global warming should make sure changes do not hit wallets, and work to reduce widening social inequality, to build trust in government, he said.
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But instead, Mr Kaine made the case that social inequality can be eliminated through liberal polices, such as raising the minimum wage, stricter gun control and universal pre-school.
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Adichie was the keynote speaker at Chile's Future Congress, an event that brings together notable thinkers and scientists to debate solutions to issues like social inequality and climate change.
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Adichie was the keynote speaker at Chile's Future Congress, an event that brings together notable thinkers and scientists to debate solutions to issues like social inequality and climate change.
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Social inequality, poverty and the declining quality of health-care provision in the US and the UK may be perpetuating this stagnation and decline in life expectancy, suggests Jasilionis.
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Local government officials have accepted private schools as a way to provide more consumer choice as well as stimulate the local economy, despite concerns that they exacerbate social inequality.
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Both men had been shaken from their respective sanctuaries of literary and athletic attainment by the harsh realities of a nation deeply divided by war, race and social inequality.
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His dark-comedies-slash-monster-films, like The Host (2006) and Okja (2017), double as biting social commentaries, often aiming barbs at social inequality, particularly in his native Korea.
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She argues that while Sanders' goals on issues such as social inequality are laudable, some are unobtainable and he lacks the experience to tackle a wide range of issues.
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Politicians say Sweden has to figure out a better way to assimilate newcomers or risk fuelling social inequality like that which exploded in 22014 with riots in Stockholm's immigrant suburbs.
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Globally, the poll found unemployment is the biggest concern, with 38 percent of all those surveyed fearing not to find work, while 33 percent worried about poverty and social inequality.
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We are going to keep trying to tear down the color line of racism and social inequality, and build a real future for all black people to enjoy and thrive.
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A new study found that kids' movies not only teach them lessons about class structure and social inequality, but the messages that the movies are sending are often totally inaccurate.
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Ines Seddiki became concerned with social inequality when she was accepted into business school, and wanted to focus on creating favorable learning and cultural environments inside poor and immigrant communities.
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AND WHEN MILTON FRIEDMAN SAID THAT, TAX RATES HAD COME FROM 91% TO 70% AND SOCIAL INEQUALITY – OR EXCUSE ME, INCOME INEQUALITY WAS 1/153 OF WHAT IT IS TODAY.
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In the highly urbanized region, where stark social inequality, youth unemployment and weak legal systems fuel crime, homicide rates in 120 cities were above 25 per 100,000 inhabitants, it said.
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The demonstrations are expected to be bolstered nonetheless by participants in broader protests against social inequality that began in October and at their peak included more than one million people.
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One of the biggest myths that Hollywood likes to perpetuate is that it's a fairy tale land of equal opportunity and dumb luck, completely removed from the realities of social inequality.
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The last time I read it, the world was a very different place; this time, I found that its themes of social inequality, injustice, resilience and courage resonated in new ways.
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" When "Fox" had its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival, he maintained that "homosexuality is shown as completely normal," adding that the "problem" is social inequality and it's "something quite different.
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More than 40 days of protests started over a hike in public transport fares but have broadened to encompass grievances over low wages, the high cost of living and social inequality.
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"Also in 2013, me and my wife were tired of the crazy life we were living in São Paulo—full of violence, pollution, traffic, expensive lifestyle, and social inequality," Di Giacomo says.
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The bottom line: In an era of entrenched social inequality and polarization, design changes could help to reduce bias, stigma and discrimination for the millions of people who rely on dating apps.
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The Rockefeller Foundation-backed 100 Resilient Cities (100RC) initiative said its federal policy recommendations would help protect cities as they deal with problems like increasingly extreme weather events, social inequality and crime.
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Desired and derided in equal measure, regularly misunderstood, the hoodie is now heavy with associations of social inequality, youth culture and police brutality, even banned from certain streets, schools and institutions worldwide.
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Hofstadter related how businessmen, free marketeers and opponents of efforts to uplift the poor seized upon Darwin's seminal work, "On the Origin of Species," to justify social inequality during the Gilded Age.
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In "The Privilege of Escape," a new public art project by Risa Puno at Onassis USA, the escape room turns from a high-stakes thriller into a disarming demonstration of social inequality.
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Clinton was also criticized for wearing an Armani coat that retails for $12,495 while warning about the perils of social inequality in a speech celebrating her victory in New York's Democratic primary.
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The focus on GDP justifies the maximisation of profit above any competing interest, thereby exacerbating the very issues we so urgently need to address, like social inequality, global warming and environmental degradation.
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Experts have said the spate of school attacks can be attributed in part to a lack of high-quality mental health care in China and growing frustrations about social inequality and injustice.
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Emily Brothers, Britain's first openly transgender parliamentary candidate, welcomed the report but was critical of what she said was the inquiry's failure to address the economic and social inequality that trans people experience.
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He even watched on from the side of the stage, NME reported, as Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn delivered a rousing speech on Saturday that tackled unity, racism, education, child poverty and social inequality.
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Younger voters liked his campaign vows to address social inequality and the lack of economic opportunity, but the older generation was disheartened by what they perceived to be his softer stance on Pyongyang.
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Facing an uphill battle, the Obama Administration cited biased risk selection practices as the fulcrum for America's growing health care social inequality, and required insurers to cover all applicants regardless of health status.
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Junia Howell and James R. Elliott, sociologists who study social inequality, try to look away from the spectacle and find out what happens after the reporters leave Malibu, or Houston, or New Orleans.
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As a former street child who survived a massacre by police in 2907.50, the 2250-year-old has been on the wrong side of country's social inequality and abuse of power many times.
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As a former street child who survived a massacre by police in 303, the 230-year-old has been on the wrong side of country's social inequality and abuse of power many times.
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For years, Mr. Trump repeatedly criticized National Football League players who took a knee when the national anthem was played before games, a form of silent protest against social inequality and police brutality.
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Anger over social inequality, corruption and gross incompetency rose to the surface, and the media did its duty — with its own agendas and biases, for sure — of skewering the government and the president.
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The report estimates that China could gain an additional $1 trillion in G.D.P. growth by 2030 if its social inequality is solved over the next decade, while the U.S. could gain $866.7 billion.
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Equitable access to quality Internet is becoming more and more fundamental to reducing social inequality in the U.S. However, the most recent data available clearly show that connectivity is still anything but equal.
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Some of the changes that are under way, for example the development of a private sector, have been subject to constant tinkering and increasing complaints about both growing social inequality and tighter regulation.
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The work of the Gates Foundation is in support of the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), a holistic set of 17 objectives that aim to solve poverty, health crises and social inequality by 20163.
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What to watch: The romantic opportunity divide is expected to continue to grow, Naomi Cahn, professor of law at George Washington University and expert in the impact of social inequality on marriage told Axios.
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Economic and social inequality, corrupt and overly empowered politicians, and regularly censored media were all fair play for Bamseom Pirates' raging lyrics, as was ridiculing North Korea, often through slogans of the Communist state.
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If you live in a first-world country with great healthcare and limited social inequality, congratulations—there's a decent chance you'll live well into your 280s, according to a new study in The Lancet.
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Factors including voter anger at austerity, perceptions of rising social inequality and mistrust of established political elites meant elections in Portugal in October and in Spain in December both failed to return clear majorities.
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A 2016 Brookings paper asserted that while there are benefits to the community school model, community schools tend to face significant challenges when the services they provide intersect with other sites of social inequality.
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The activists have embraced the ideas of Mao, Marx and Lenin — which students are required to study at Chinese universities — to denounce social inequality in China and to push for greater protections for workers.
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But for the nation, it is deeply sobering to think that the country's failure to qualify for the tournament may be structurally connected to the very social inequality that makes Dempseys such a rarity.
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"What I want is action on climate change and social inequality...that would be the two main points for my campaign," Wijohn told Reuters by telephone from Auckland following his selection earlier this week.
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If social inequality remains a problem, "we will continue to see discontent, with far-reaching consequences for economic growth, the green transition, trade and geopolitics," said Saadia Zahidi, a World Economic Forum managing director.
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In towns and cities across every continent, there are hundreds of thousands of people who are using the drug trade as a way to escape a dead end life, and indeed, widespread social inequality.
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Deep social inequality and lack of opportunities for rural Colombians sparked the creation of the FARC in 1964, and many fear disenchanted former rebels will join drug-running crime gangs unless there are economic alternatives.
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At that time it was thought the right order of things that men and women had distinct gendered roles and that social inequality and hierarchy were the best ways to keep the world in order.
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This may be why the image of Theron, a white authority figure, with her feminized Black son, may be so offensive to Black people: It provokes emotions around oppression, social inequality, and misplaced toxic masculinity.
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These women seem intent on voting on issues related to their personal space, physical well-being, and their memories of those situations -- big and small -- that mark a world where there is still social inequality.
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Other challenges the country faces is an ongoing tussle between the world's two biggest economies - China and the United States - likely disturbing trade, while at home massive unemployment, social inequality and land reforms will weigh.
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The elections and free markets were intended to level decades of financial and social inequality and bring an end to violence, and yet in many regions, violence has actually increased since the implementation of democracy.
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They seemed to be drawn to Mr. Guaidó's refreshing style and vision of taking the country forward and not returning to the pre-Chávez era, an elite-dominated period of social inequality and economic collapse.
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Development resources intended to improve quality of life and reduce social inequality have been drained to enrich certain groups and companies that have been hailed as "national champions," and to finance the political party system.
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Kaepernick became one of the most polarizing figures in the sports world after he took a leading role in player protests, kneeling during the national anthem to call attention to racial injustice and social inequality.
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While never explicitly criticizing Sanders, whose campaign is focused on pledges to redress social inequality and contain Wall Street excesses, Obama praised Clinton's experience and suggested several times that Clinton's messages are grounded in realism.
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Black has curated Empowerpoint at The Luminary in St. Louis, Missouri, taking up that tradition by exploring how a group of contemporary artists use memes, videos, and installation art to make social inequality their punch lines.
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Even if the government does withdraw it, the move is not expected to end the unrest which has widened into a pro-democracy movement fuelled by grievances such as social inequality and claims of police brutality.
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"If you really want to capture someone's class position you need multiple measures of resources at their disposal," said Daniel Laurison, an assistant professor of sociology at Swarthmore College who has studied class and social inequality.
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The case is particularly poignant in France, which has been rocked in recent months by "yellow vest" protests over social inequality and the high cost of living that were initially sparked by planned hikes in fuel tax.
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Grenfell Tower was part of a deprived housing estate in Kensington and Chelsea, one of the richest boroughs in London, and the disaster has prompted a national debate about social inequality and government neglect of poor communities.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Thursday urged Colombians to shun vengeance after a bloody 50-year civil war but said leaders had to enact laws to end the "darkness" of injustice and social inequality that breeds violence.
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Phife was as sharp as ever here, full of his slick sports metaphors, and also serious about structural social inequality, as on "Whateva Will Be": So am I 'posed to be dead or doing life in prison?
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The morning after a handful of N.F.L. players renewed their protests against social inequality and police brutality by raising fists or kneeling during the playing of the national anthem, President Trump renewed his criticism of their actions.
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But there's a good reason to give this particular finding some validity: During the 1960s and 1970s there was a lot more crime, and the country was embroiled in riots, largely based on racial and social inequality.
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Community activists who oppose development, almost always self-proclaimed progressives in New York, will consistently lead by telling you how committed they are to affordable housing, how important it is to mitigating social inequality and so on.
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His case became a lightning rod in Chile for fury directed at police over allegations of human rights abuses during months of demonstrations over social inequality that have left at least 31 people dead and 30,000 injured.
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Last year, for example, with social inequality such a high-profile issue, one heavyweight charitable organization, the James Irvine Foundation, chose to stop spending on the arts and switch all of its future giving toward addressing poverty.
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The big picture: In a recent essay, Frank Pasquale, a UMD law professor who studies AI, calls this a new wave of algorithmic accountability that looks beyond technical fixes toward fundamental questions about economic and social inequality.
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An underclass family infiltrates the home of a much wealthier clan in Bong Joon Ho's impeccably orchestrated allegory about social inequality, which mixes and matches black comedy, social satire and the white-knuckle tension of a thriller.
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RABAT (Reuters) - King Mohammed VI of Morocco on Tuesday appointed former Interior Minister and ambassador to France Chakib Benmoussa as head of a committee to tackle social inequality and poverty, the Royal Palace said in a statement.
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Well, how do you think about creating a workforce where all of the social inequality that exists outside your doors actually doesn't show up and effect things like who gets hired, how people are treated, who gets promoted?
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" In the evening the leader of the world's Roman Catholics told Colombians huddled on wet fields: "Here, as in other places, there is a thick darkness which threatens and destroys life - the darkness of injustice and social inequality.
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The two are married, and their son, Adrian, a Ph.D. candidate at Arizona State University, is now using lidar to compare the square footage of more than 4,7003 homes in Caracol as a way to infer social inequality.
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The upcoming TV ad campaign in Iowa largely tacks with the themes of economic and social inequality that have been ubiquitous in Sanders's campaign; it references his efforts to take on the financial services industry and pharmaceutical giants.
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His exhortation to business to help "raise the platform on which our whole society stands" was of a piece with panels on how to make "profit with purpose" and on the role of firms in lessening social inequality.
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In using this kind of rhetoric, Trump has been "unpresidential" in that he has allowed the words and ideas from reactionary extremist groups, that defend social inequality and promote hatred, to enter into the highest levels of power.
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For Clinton, Flint is an opportunity to convince voters that good government can and should address top problems like economic and social inequality—and it's a case study for how Republicans' zeal for austerity hurts the most vulnerable Americans.
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" Brecht pressed the SPD to work out quickly what it wants to stand for: "For secure jobs and a sustainable industry policy, or for fantasies far from reality that in the end only cost jobs and increase social inequality.
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Ever alert to the threat of social inequality and the responsibility of middle-class radicals, she served until just last year as honorary co-chair of Democratic Socialists of America—that renewed organ of radicalism for the millennial precariat.
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Her targeted plans-within-plans sought to combat economic and social inequality with proposals that acknowledged and offered policy solutions that she argued would begin to undo generations of systemic discrimination in everything from housing to health and business.
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In a slick 55-minute clip, complete with a list of 247 references and citations of scientific literature, he attacked Ms. Merkel's governing Christian Democratic Union for a range of sins: growing social inequality, pollution, war and internet censorship.
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For the first time the artists dare to address former taboo subjects like violations of human rights, social inequality and corruption and wish to create highest possible awareness within the Tunisian population but also in the international public eye.
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As a historian whose areas of focus include history of family and kinship, childhood, reproduction, law and social inequality -- all topics linked to what I have called the conundrum of fatherhood -- I decided to probe the history of paternity testing.
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But rather than harking back to the nationalization and executive wage caps of 1970s left-wing politics, they think governments should support communities to create new, participatory forms of economic activity that can tackle social inequality while also restoring planetary health.
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Traveling by plane is stressful enough, but DeCelles believes that seating inequality on airplanes often serves as "the straw that breaks the camel's back," and that air rage can be partly explained and understood through the lens of social inequality.
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The protests started in opposition to a now-abandoned extradition bill but have widened into a pro-democracy movement and an outlet for anger at social inequality in the city, which boasts some of the world's most expensive real estate.
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Still, several owners have deeper ties to Trump than Khan, raising questions about their apparent willingness to overlook his approach to social issues, including some — such as police brutality and social inequality — that can be directly linked to player protests.
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Knowing that Puerto Rico has the largest income inequality in the U.S., I also asked them to include changes on social inequality in their policy modeling, because almost all of their policies affect only the working class and the poor.
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As the ACA is barely six years old, only time will tell if current misgivings are simply growing pains or if the ACA is just another example of a political band-aid for a severely wounded system of social inequality.
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"The authorities are clearly nervous about the ability of labour activists to organise workers who are already struggling to make a living and increasingly angry at the gross social inequality they see around them every day," CLB said in a statement.
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Which will mark Colin Kaepernick's return as San Francisco's starting quarterback this year—and his first meaningful role on the playing field since August, when he began to protest social inequality and injustice for African-Americans, and specifically police brutality.
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Your best idea for social inequality: universal basic income, where the wealth of the billionaires will continue to grow, but don't worry, the rest of the serfs (who are otherwise unable to do any work!) will receive a daily stipend.
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BARCELONA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Unflinching new photographs reveal a grittier side to Barcelona, where issues like heroin addiction, women's safety and social inequality lay just beneath the tourist-friendly face Spain's second-largest city presents to the rest of the world.
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CRISIS The protests started in opposition to a now-abandoned extradition bill but have widened into a pro-democracy movement and an outlet for anger at social inequality in the city, which boasts some of the world's most expensive real estate.
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From the beginning, though, I knew I wanted to respond to our historical epoch, in which social inequality, climate change, and global injustice are intertwined with the resurgence of religious forms of authority that deny the ultimate importance of these matters.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York Mayor Bill de Blasio proposed a retirement plan for private-sector workers and a new light rail system in his State of the City speech on Thursday, while indicating that social inequality was decreasing under his administration.
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As usual, the tieless Yang was articulate and entertaining when he spoke, which wasn't often, and, as usual, he was persistent in pushing his signature proposal of fighting social inequality by giving each adult a universal basic income of $1,000 a month.
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It has had particularly dire consequences in Londonderry, where longstanding social inequality helped foment the Northern Irish conflict in the late 1960s, and where many feel they have never experienced the economic dividend promised by those who promoted the Good Friday agreement.
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He also continues to make regular appearances at Emory University, where he has been on the faculty since the 1980s, and at the Carter Center, the nonprofit organization he founded after leaving office to promote peace, fight disease and combat social inequality.
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Gustavo Gatica, 22, a psychology student at a Santiago university, said Pinera, a conservative billionaire two years into a second term in office, squandered an early window to engage with demonstrators' complaints of social inequality and elitism when unrest began in October.
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Congress is as split as the rest of the country when it comes to the protests, which began when San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick started to take a knee during the national anthem last year to protest social inequality and racial injustice. Rep.
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He also says that most robotics investment would likely occur in the Perl River Delta given its existing manufacturing and transport infrastructure, raising the possibility that industrial provinces in the nation's north could be weakened further leading to further economic and social inequality.
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A 2017 survey by state-run think tank Korea Labour Institute shows 85.5 percent of South Koreans believe unions are necessary, while 62 percent think unions play a positive role in easing social inequality - a 36 percentage point rise from 10 years ago.
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The second included data on the economic damages caused by 18,000 climate-related disasters, gathered by the German reinsurance giant Munich Re. Schleussner and Donges looked at a range of risk factors — low literacy rates, social inequality, high poverty levels, dependence on agriculture, etc.
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NEW YORK, Feb 4 (Reuters) - New York Mayor Bill de Blasio proposed a retirement plan for private-sector workers and a new light rail system in his State of the City speech on Thursday, while indicating that social inequality was decreasing under his administration.
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In a rich city known for its soaring high-rises, reports that several domestic workers fell to their deaths this year while cleaning windows have added urgency to a long-running debate about the city's deep social inequality and dependence on low-cost migrant labor.
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Around 19.4 million children still miss out on full vaccinations every year, many of them in areas affected by conflict, while weak health systems, poverty and social inequality also mean one in five children under five is still not reached with life-saving vaccines.
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This is now a new axis of social inequality that's not only economic inequality — which is still critically important — but also knowledge inequality and the inequality of decision rights, the inequality of our capacity to be autonomous and self-determining, the inequality of human agency.
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RB: One of the funny things about working on this play is that you start off with everyone in the room assuming that it's about technology, but the more that you work on it, you realize it's actually more about social inequality and class.
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A return to so-called 'normalcy' would be a nice relief after the destructive madness and corruption of Trump but would not in itself do anything to resolve the many problems we face, from health care to immigration reform to growing economic and social inequality.
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The National Football League has struggled to address the issue of players who silently protest against police brutality and social inequality during the national anthem, amid Trump's regular criticism of such protests and as it tries to manage relations with both its players and fans.
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Today, the Brazilian tourism industry makes frequent use of capoeira's striking visual images, but the day-to-day reality of life for many in the capoeira community is not as glossy, especially in a country as wracked by racial and social inequality as Brazil.
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The actress, who stars in the upcoming Beatriz At Dinner, a dark comedy that tackles racism and social inequality, is no stranger to discussing difficult topics, from Donald Trump's inflammatory comments about Mexicans to the death of her dog, Mozart, at the hands of her neighbor.
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Related: Living Without Water: Contamination Nation Virginia Cervantes, from the Social Sciences Institute of the National University of Mexico, says the problem of finding fresh water is compounded by social inequality that ensures that the biggest consumers almost never run out, while the smallest often do.
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Clinton Showdown Is Already Getting Ugly Political analyst Alberto Fernández said that a lack of political leadership, social inequality, and control of public finances are all a factor in Mexican democracy progressing so slowly since the PRI lost total control of the central government in 2000.
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His case became a lightning rod in Chile for fury directed at police for alleged widespread human rights abuses during more than six weeks of demonstrations over social inequality that have left at least 26 people dead and 13,000 injured, according to prosecutors and human rights organizations.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez expected to become a "lightning rod" for conservatives, she told MSNBC's Chris Hayes on Friday during a taped talk about her Green New Deal — an expansive legislative proposal to fight climate change and social inequality that's controversial even among some of her fellow Democrats.
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About 22014 percent of voters rejected a plan to give a basic monthly income of 225,246 Swiss francs, or about $2,560, to each adult, and 625 francs for each child under 18, regardless of employment status, to fight poverty and social inequality and guarantee a "dignified" life to everyone.
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In an op-ed piece published in The Post and Courier of Charleston on Monday, members of the Social Justice Racial Equity Collaborative, a group formed to address social inequality in the city, said the idea to seek a statement from the Council about slavery began a year ago.
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The protests were sparked by a now-abandoned bill which would have allowed extradition to China and Communist Party-controlled courts, but have widened into a pro-democracy movement and an outlet for anger at social inequality, in a city with some of the world's most expensive real estate.
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The protests were sparked by a now-abandoned bill which would have allowed extradition to China and Communist Party-controlled courts, but have widened into a pro-democracy movement and an outlet for anger at social inequality in a city with some of the world's most expensive real estate.
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What that may mean in terms of policy remains to be seen: How, specifically, will Mr. de Blasio build on the successes of his first term, learn from his mistakes, cope with enduring challenges like homelessness and social inequality, and deal with potential fiscal threats created by a hostile Trump administration?
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As the Kentucky General Baptist Association put it in 1860: Among the white race in the Southern States there is no difference of opinion upon this subject: all are united in the opinion in reference to the political, intellectual, and social inequality between the colored people and the white races.
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So Guthrie sings his riposte, "This Land Is Your Land," with its lesser-known verses about social inequality: One bright sunny morning in the shadow of the steepleBy the Relief Office I saw my people — As they stood hungry, I stood there wonderin' Is this land made for you and me?
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Zac Goldsmith, in no way being told that he must make himself more personable to the common man by making an off-the-cuff quip about the footie, with its goalies and its offside rule and its wonderful knack of distracting average people from the crushing weight of social inequality.
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Ricksican standoffs and Stand by Me sendups aside, the social inequality-skewering second-best gave a whole new insight into the depths the Rick and Morty universe is capable of, and the kind of plot-twist-callback-cliffhanger that suggests Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland's sci-fi shitshow is only getting started.
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Unemployment (36%) Financial/Political Corruption (34%) Poverty/Social Inequality (33%) Crime & Violence (30%) Healthcare (23%) Between June and July, the right track number in the U.S. dropped by 4%, but it's actually higher than just prior to the presidential election (Oct 2016), when only 37% felt the country was on the right track.
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Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale takes her dissatisfaction with social inequality for women to an extreme point, in a post-war future where the government doles out the few fertile women to the elite as brood mares, and builds a society around controlling how people feel about reproductive rights and women's duties to society.
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Related Post: Hip-hop, like jazz, was created organically in the US. The birth of hip-hop is so intrinsically linked to the existence of blackness in America and from a specific African-American reality which understood and was exposed to poverty, police brutality, social inequality, and economic segregation—all entrenched in anti-black racism.
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HONG KONG — A Hong Kong judge on Tuesday sentenced a British banker to life in prison for murdering two Indonesian women at his luxury apartment in 2014, bringing to a close a gruesome case that cast a spotlight on social inequality and the excesses of the financial sector in one of Asia's richest cities.
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Hotels are still being built in the monument zone, and local elites see a potential World Heritage designation as a source of high-end tourism revenue, not a tool for curbing the city's glaring social inequality, said U Khin Maung, the chairman of the Bagan Development Committee and a tour guide in the monument zone.
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In 143 and 2014, young Brazilians — more than half were under the age of 25, most protesting for the first time — were met with police violence and legal maneuvers aimed at stifling demonstrations as they voiced their opposition to lavish government spending on mega-events in the face of social inequality, the rising cost of transport, and housing deficits.
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MIDEAST-CRISIS/SYRIA-ISRAEL (UPDATE 250, TV), moved, by Sarah Dadouch and Jeffrey Heller, 6363 words) Pope says Colombia must confront inequality to secure lasting peace BOGOTA - Pope Francis urges Colombians to shun vengeance after a bloody 16-year civil war but says leaders must adopt laws to end the "darkness" of injustice and social inequality that breeds violence.
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Charles Murray, who the Southern Poverty Law Center has rebuked for "using racist pseudoscience and misleading statistics to argue that social inequality is caused by the genetic inferiority of the black and Latino communities, women and the poor," co-wrote a book in 1994 where he claimed that poor people, especially blacks, are inherently less intelligent than white or Asian people.
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So yes, Animal Crossing is a charming and delightful game about making friends — one that happens to take place in a world where social inequality, murder, and cannibalism are a normal part of the social order, where the rich can buy and sell those they consider sub-human on a whim, and even spend their way into eternal life, making wealth a power akin to religious salvation.
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Here are some more sobering statistics: Recent research from the Equality Trust, a UK-based organization that campaigns against social inequality, found that an FTSE100 CEO earns 145 times more than an average British teacher, 172 more than an average nurse, 324 times more than an average care worker, and 401 times more than a minimum wage worker in the UK. The numbers are reminiscent of staggering income inequality in the US, where top CEOs take home well over 300 times the pay of the average American worker every year.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PITTSBURGH — On its face, the exhibition 20/20: The Studio Museum in Harlem and Carnegie Museum of Art, mounted in the latter museum's galleries, is an astute idea: a group exhibition with works by 40 artists, half of which are selected from the collections of the Carnegie and the other half from the Studio Museum — all chosen to address the ideas and lived realities of identity and social inequality in the US. I was so down for this show when I heard about it, so much so that I could overlook the rather pedantic themes that organized it.
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