Socially conscious funds have crept into the mainstream over the past couple of decades, and funds that focus on big American companies are a more mature area of socially conscious investing.
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Socially conscious, more willing to spend and highly digitally connected.
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Readers who participate in socially conscious campaigns like this one.
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We're clearly entering a golden age of socially conscious athletes.
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For years, socially conscious investing tactics haven't seemed to work.
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A socially conscious critic is sometimes more alert to that.
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Socially conscious, she married a man but identifies as bisexual.
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The company has focused on philanthropic and socially conscious investing.
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His incredible imagination, unguarded and socially conscious at the same time.
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OpenInvest, Grow Invest, and Aspiration all offer socially conscious investment options.
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Body positivity is the hottest new trend in socially conscious marketing.
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Serling was a socially conscious writer and a genius at plotting.
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It is aware, but not too angry; socially conscious yet catchy.
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A record number of "socially conscious" mutual funds launched last year.
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Schultz navigated the company through tremendous growth while remaining socially conscious.
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Who's up here on stage being socially conscious about black people?
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This compassionate, socially conscious filmmaker is a major emerging talent. (filmlinc.org.)
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The "socially conscious" Blockchain Summit is already in its third year.
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They were going to miss the next socially conscious Mark Zuckerberg.
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So people have stopped eating them—it's about being socially conscious.
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His screenwriter, Jerry Jones (Key), has aspirations to socially conscious realism.
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Through her work, she tells personal, informative, and socially conscious stories.
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"We have thoughtful, socially conscious and digitally savvy players," Gotham said.
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Lyft has sought to brand itself as a more socially conscious company.
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The potential pitfalls of socially conscious criticism extend to casting as well.
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Plus, socially conscious travelers will appreciate the emphasis on supporting local communities.
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As you'll see, TrackRecord's content strives to be crossdemographic and socially conscious.
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Truth is hoping this revelation will strike a chord with socially conscious millennials.
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The startup is launching a raft of investment products for socially-conscious savers.
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This includes political conversations among workers, politically vocal CEOs and socially-conscious corporations.
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Recently, BTS's staggering popularity has been linked to the group's socially conscious lyrics.
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Ryot was founded in 2012 as a socially conscious, activism-focused news outlet.
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Is it a myth that hip-hop fell off from being socially conscious?
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And that personality is a socially conscious, intelligent, and funny member of society.
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Classical music has been recast here as a modern, global, socially conscious art.
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But a strong, socially conscious employer like Amazon could make a big difference.
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So now we're supposed to fret about rich people being too socially conscious?
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New York-based company Bird+Stone sells jewelry in support of socially-conscious causes.
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When it comes to being socially conscious, Lady Gaga cites two idols as inspiration.
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The Magicians, on the other hand, very much lives in a socially conscious 2018.
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Macklemore's corny rhymes won out because they was considered more socially conscious and digestible.
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This isn't an exposé or a screed or even a socially conscious neorealist film.
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"It Was London" was a very socially conscious song about the 2011 riots there.
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Onstage, she mixes socially conscious and feminist-tinged material with smutty, sometimes vulgar jokes.
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" It's a connection to the socially conscious side Mr. Legend showed on "Wake Up!
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We created a new boomer ethos, which was egalitarian (bluejeans everywhere!), socially conscious (recycling
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In one moment, for example, Jerrod ponders whether Maxine's online existence is too socially conscious.
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And yet, the Eagles won the Super Bowl, despite having all these socially conscious players.
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So I'm more interested in those indie reads, and those socially conscious and historical works.
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Socially conscious inventors are the true champions of global progress, though they are rarely recognized.
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"Black-ish," the ABC sitcom with a socially conscious edge, was also among the winners.
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In Los Angeles, Apolis, a socially conscious lifestyle brand, just bottled a similarly intriguing aroma.
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However, socially conscious K-pop didn't skip an entire generation between Seo Taiji and BTS.
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It was the public's first encounter with Socially Conscious Jamie and it went down well.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Several socially conscious investment firms are selling or rethinking their Facebook Inc (FB.
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Are you even woke and socially-conscious if you don't wear it on a T-Shirt?
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She soon realized that she didn't want to be known simply as a "socially conscious" filmmaker.
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Now, thanks to gimmicky, vaguely socially conscious efforts like this one, I feel my resistance weakening.
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This study only analyzed one colony—maybe they were just some really socially-conscious elephant seals.
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He was drawn, he's said, to the "open, socially conscious vibe" of the DIY music world.
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Publications like Jacobin and Tribune bedeck the coffee tables of the hip, young and socially conscious.
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In some cases, funds may hold assets that socially-conscious investors may find unpalatable, experts say.
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It targeted socially conscious millennials who are concerned about harming the environment by owning a car.
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E*TRADE prominently features options for socially conscious investments in every one of its portfolio options.
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But from its products to its socially conscious mission, this Colombian beachwear label is truly unique.
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The online grocery store Thrive Market sells a ton of healthy, sustainable, and socially conscious products.
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That same friendly focus also meshes with Lyft's positioning as a socially-conscious competitor to Uber.
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And as a socially conscious parent, there are so many things that are way over it.
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Now, she's been reborn as a socially conscious activist for young women and homeless youth everywhere.
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And this shift to socially conscious pop punk wouldn't just be welcomed, it'd be outright embraced.
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The previous day she appeared on ''The Daily Show'' about Teen Vogue's new socially conscious bent.
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Mr. Serling wrote 21959 of its episodes, many bearing the imprint of his socially conscious ideas.
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"They become more civic-minded, more socially conscious and more career-oriented," Professor Johnson told me.
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Even when companies are not expressly invoking politics, they often distinguish themselves in socially conscious ways.
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They say they can offer socially conscious investment alternatives while pushing gun industry executives to change.
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Some investors say that fossil fuel companies, for example, have no place in socially conscious funds.
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This move reflects a trend in the fast-food industry toward "natural" and socially conscious foods.
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While Lane grew up socially conscious, it was a troubling personal experience that drove her creativity.
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But, Taylor (Asia Kate Dillon) being Taylor, they pitch this oil billionaire's lackey on socially conscious investments.
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He could have been the entry level, woke EDM bro for dance music's new, socially conscious generation.
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That's the glory of regular representation: Hagel and Ruffin don't have to handle exclusively socially conscious content.
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The company, named Aspiration, is working to provide consumers with a socially conscious alternative to traditional banks.
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"I wanted to open a socially conscious restaurant that was really for the local community," he said.
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Prosek added the next generation of family offices may also place a premium on socially conscious investments.
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From beauty and fashion to food and hospitality, consumers are are making socially conscious, ethical buying decisions.
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She becomes socially conscious and questions the faith (or rather, lack of faith) she was raised in.
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What had seemed like a socially conscious move was looking more and more to him like exploitation.
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As social media evolves, so too does the way features can work for its socially conscious users.
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That collection was so conceptual that it really got us thinking about bigger, more socially conscious themes.
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Brooker cites his love of the socially conscious The Twilight Zone as an inspiration for Black Mirror.
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The sprawling, nuance-minded story explored the difficulties of racial inequity, even in a socially conscious school.
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Through August 17: Grab a ticket to "Maze," a socially conscious street dance show at The Shed.
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The improv performer Nicole Pasquale hosts this socially conscious variety show, now at a new time slot.
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As the administration takes a big step to the right, we stand committed to socially-conscious art.
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The game has become a sporadically socially-conscious-absurdist lifestyle brand (that sentence hurt so much to type).
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Katy Perry released the socially conscious, "Socrates is bae"- inspired Witness but none of the songs charted high.
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Socially conscious mutual funds, insurers and other likely buyers use different voluntary guidelines for investing in green bonds.
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ME to WE has partnered with Walgreens on a socially conscious Back-to-School collection that gives back.
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Halloween: It's the best of times and the worst of times, especially if you're a socially conscious feminist.
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Some "socially conscious" portfolios use a set of 17 sustainable development goals as defined by the United Nations.
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His priority of "conscious capitalism, " even after setbacks, has helped the company reach an increasingly socially conscious consumer.
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As far as the underground, socially conscious stuff, that was always my main love listening to hip-hop.
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Socially conscious investors are pouring capital into funds, though there is no one consistent standard for ESG qualifications.
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Whittaker said Walmart's actions on guns — and socially conscious moves like it — weren't the result of pure idealism.
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At the age of 24, I started my own business, World Clothes Line, a socially conscious clothing company.
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The revival will continue to stay true to the show's roots in socially conscious comedy, the showrunners said.
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Anyone who knows Lady Gaga's music knows it's socially conscious, drilling the point home about love and acceptance.
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Alongside her philanthropic label's tote bags and accessories, Lauren has also curated a set of socially conscious items.
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At this point in her career, Emma Stone is a red carpet natural, wearing two very socially conscious dresses.
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Fund managers overseeing socially conscious funds do more than just exclude "sin stocks," such as tobacco, alcohol and gambling.
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Perhaps this biennale's particular brand of "insensitive entertainment" in the guise of socially conscious artwork should surprise no one.
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Her company's pitch focuses on its socially conscious business model, which strives for U.S.-sourced product and less waste.
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Recently, Perry decided to swerve into more socially conscious music, an attempt to make fun music that had heft.
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In subsequent years, as praise for his screen work increased, Mr. Penn became more socially conscious and more vocal.
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It found that 61% of workers would increase their retirement savings if socially conscious investments were available to them.
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It pitches itself as a premium, socially conscious, artist-friendly alternative to streaming services like Apple Music and Spotify.
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Lots of genres lend themselves to socially conscious storytelling — from science fiction to dark comedy to horror to romance.
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The filmmaking community, particularly documentarians with an eye toward the socially conscious, clearly appreciate the insight VR may offer.
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As a result, Staples still sings socially conscious music in her sets, a tribute to her cvil rights past.
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The basic witch might very well be on a journey to become a more socially conscious kind of witch.
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And it's not the first time Meghan has used her style power to help a socially-conscious denim brand.
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I only meant to say that people can struggle being socially conscious if they don't have the information/vocabulary.
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Yeah, but it's not as though any of the new, forward-thinking, socially conscious owners were part of that.
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But one of the greatest things about this state is its determination to be environmentally friendly and socially conscious.
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Socially conscious rap is common; its criminal-minded flip side, street rap, does exist, but to a lesser degree.
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Haring's art was both consumerist and socially conscious — it raised awareness (about AIDS, drug use) as it brought joy.
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The coffee purveyor has enacted other policies to reduce its environmental impact and appeal to younger, socially conscious consumers.
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Since 1978, Icarus has offered a haven for nonfiction films that are at once socially conscious and supremely artful.
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The students eventually renamed their group the Socially Conscious Investment Club, in hopes of signaling their desire for cooperation.
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The online brand, popular with Millennials and Gen Z, markets itself as a socially conscious brand with sustainable fabrics.
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"We encourage them to be socially conscious and to speak with their voice, and then to do their thing."
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However, the company's move comes amid a growing push toward more socially conscious corporate behavior as well as investing.
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The move is emblematic of a trend in the fast-food industry toward more "natural" and socially conscious foods.
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Coke is continuing to tout its sustainability and recycling efforts, another move that could win over socially conscious millennial customers.
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They've zeroed in on a their prime audience: health and socially conscious, on-the-go, upwardly mobile, urban dwelling millennials.
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The efforts hurt Uber's market share and helped Lyft's, as people considered Lyft to be the more socially conscious option.
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His socially conscious approach was echoed by rock 'n' roll bands in the 1960s and, decades later, in rap music.
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It's a rich, challenging work that marries jazz, hip-hop and funk to Lamar's dense, knotty and socially conscious rhymes.
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Over the last few years, we've seen horror and thriller films take a turn towards more psychological, socially conscious themes.
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Everybody talks about how young students, they come talk to me, are more mission-drive now, are more socially conscious.
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Wagestream's example is also a useful antidote for those who are overly cynical about either capitalism or socially conscious investing.
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As I keep observing this world's complicated nature, however, I'm sure something politically or socially conscious could come out naturally.
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Not to mention that Tracee as an individual is socially conscious, freaking hilarious and just stinkin' bad to the bone.
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Several advertisers took on more serious topics, using their time to offer socially conscious messages rather than directly promote products.
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Even executives at Victoria's Secret know that a younger, more socially-conscious generation are redefining sexiness in more authentic terms.
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They tend to take a feminist approach to their marketing that feels fresh and contemporary to today's socially conscious shoppers.
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One socially conscious company is making your emoji keyboard a little less perfect in an effort to tackle food waste.
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Then, the long list of resentments returned: Why can't Woods be more political, more liberal, more socially conscious, some asked.
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"Each investor is going to have a different definition of what they view as a socially conscious investment," Rowling said.
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I like their program [Women of Worth] that they have for women and they seem to be really socially conscious.
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Debuting in Brooklyn in 2014, the piece is another example of operas taking on timely and socially conscious subject matter.
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There are comedies and crime stories, historical epics and slices of ordinary life, socially conscious dramas and sublimely silly comedies.
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Common themes crop up in these socially conscious songs: feminism, privilege, police brutality — issues in America that aren't going anywhere.
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What arose from those interviews was the picture of a deeply committed, kind and socially conscious individual—and more questions.
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Luckily, plenty of eco-friendly brands are serving up finds that are just as fashionable as they are socially conscious.
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But this isn't the first socially conscious commit from the 1975, which performed at the 2019 Reading and Leeds festival.
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The letter comes after player protests grew in the past weeks since Donald Trump launched an attack on socially conscious athletes.
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The general positive-minded socially conscious scene, that link is inextricable; positivity and Bane were in the same sentence growing up.
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Branson is involved in a slew of socially conscious causes, including deep concerns over climate change ... one of President Obama's passions.
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Young and socially conscious, he got his daily fix at the Green Beanery across from Honest Ed's in Toronto's Annex neighborhood.
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Well, "we at EquiPay know people love social recognition for being socially conscious, so we've created a share feature," Malbroux said.
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According to Awesomeness, the editorial content of its debut news brand will cater to Gen Z's interest in socially conscious issues.
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On today's episode of Daily VICE, actress Tessa Thompson discusses being socially conscious as a woman of color working in Hollywood.
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He's both socially conscious and unabashedly fond of the good old days, of his home state, of his old-fashioned upbringing.
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As companies become increasingly socially conscious, there are more and more ways to shop and do good at the same time.
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" Later, Foxx invited Childish Gambino to join him on stage to thank him for his socially conscious song, "This Is America.
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It's a project that shows how AB InBev clearly sees the new role business can play in today's socially conscious world.
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They spoke openly of the influence of Big Bang, a hip-hop group that's also known for its socially conscious messaging.
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"Tribute to a Slave," a greeting across eras to the rebel slave Nat Turner, is vintage socially conscious, tambourine-shaking funk.
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I know from personal experience that it is possible to bring socially conscious change to a large corporation without sacrificing profit.
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Energy stocks are in the penalty box because of heightened concerns about carbon emissions and the rise of socially-conscious investing.
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The burkini ban is an act of a socially conscious, morally courageous and responsible government with extreme prudence and futuristic foresight.
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With more green and climate awareness, consumers, especially the younger generation, have become more socially conscious on what businesses they support.
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Walmart's recent decision to pull handguns and certain types of ammunition from its shelves was a brave and socially conscious act.
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Besides anonymity, there are few ways to post on any social-media platform without being self-promotional—in posting, the user implies that she believes other people should know or care about what she has to say, and even items that seem altruistic or socially conscious have the added benefit of making the user look altruistic or socially conscious.
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As Vermont's reputation changed, more counterculture migrants moved in and reinforced the state's crunchy, artistic and socially conscious stereotype, the authors wrote.
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In Us, Jordan Peele has made another socially-conscious horror movie out of this nagging, subconscious feeling of self-doubt and unease.
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The Twilight Zone came about after Serling was tired of fighting with censors over the socially conscious stories he yearned to tell.
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Adas Israel, which describes itself as a "socially conscious congregation" on its website, reaffirmed a longer statement from the Conservative Jewish community.
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The announcement is shrewd, too — it incentivizes companies looking for some socially conscious shine to strike endorsement deals with him this year.
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Not only is the material one that socially conscious buyers can stand behind, but it also lends itself well to quality footwear.
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But I realized that there's a whole world of political and socially conscious comic books which speak to where I'm coming from.
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According to Jasmyne Cannick, a political and social commentator in Los Angeles, Stacey is a joke to most socially conscious black people.
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OK, so, my singular avoidance of buying new clothes in the socially conscious Bay Area means very little in the big picture.
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Socially conscious inventions have a crucial impact on the world at large, but they often make the biggest difference for vulnerable communities.
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In theory, this was Mr. Palmieri's chance to make socially conscious broad-audience hits like those of Marvin Gaye and Curtis Mayfield.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A $150 million initiative launched on Tuesday aimed at helping socially conscious businesses that have few other options.
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It was very socially conscious in every sense, and they became part of the progressive element in American life, very much so.
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As socially conscious art has become increasingly popular, and these works enter galleries and other commercial settings, should moral lines be drawn?
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Socially conscious consumers are no longer willing to line the pockets of companies unless they see them showing a strong moral responsibility.
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On the plus side, evidence is mounting that ESG investments can equal the returns — or even outperform — investments without socially conscious screens.
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Your Money To invest while supporting animal welfare, socially conscious funds may support Chipotle, but not Burger King and its Impossible Whopper.
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Its biggest hitmaker was probably the socially conscious rapper KRS-One, whose Boogie Down Productions was a force in 1980s hip-hop.
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Ginkgo is hoping to revitalize the term, and associate it with socially-conscious products like meat-free burgers and cow-free leather.
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As consumers' shopping habits change — and as they become more socially conscious — retailers will be tasked with meeting them where they are.
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As bars often are in old-fashioned and socially conscious dramas like "Sweat," this one is a microcosm for a larger world.
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Norman Lear's original series "One Day at a Time" hailed from an era of socially conscious entertainment that has long since passed.
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As Mr. Holden, the BuzzFeed News political reporter, put it: "They need to demonstrate that being socially conscious isn't just a brand."
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For the family patriarch Andre Johnson (Anthony Anderson), the most militant and socially conscious member of the Johnson family, everything is about race.
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Strong female narratives Bako, a graduate of London Film School has gone on make more socially conscious films including Silent Tears and Henna.
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Costco has even put its socially-conscious corporate reputation on the line, fending off local critics who have rallied against the Nebraska operation.
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"Jason is a young guy that is very, very socially conscious, and he wants to do something that matters to people," Cox says.
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Impact investing — a term coined in 2007 — grew out of the desire by socially conscious individuals to extend philanthropy to their financial holdings.
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Impact investing, a term coined in 2007, grew out of the desire by socially conscious individuals to extend philanthropy to their financial holdings.
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Related: [NSFW] Provocative Illustrations Explore the Exquisiteness of Lust Postmodern Loneliness, in Illustrated Form Meet the Artist Making Punk-Inspired, Socially-Conscious Illustrations
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Gregory was a socially-conscious satirist who was widely regarded as one of the first black comics to be embraced by white audiences.
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Scroll to the end of the article for a special discount code to Strike Gently Co, my saintly, socially-conscious soft goods store.
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Only this time it's clear that mega star producers are looking for ways to remake upper class stories in more socially conscious ways.
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Our friends at i-D spent time in Glasgow to meet the socially-conscious clubgoers and promoters turning the scene on its head.
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Class of Service: First The Bag: Artisans at Sougha, a socially conscious group based in Abu Dhabi, designed the dark brown cotton bags.
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That level of access to socially conscious investments is "not good enough," according to Edward Farrington, executive vice president at Natixis Investment Managers.
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This effort to appear socially conscious has cemented the notion that brands should have moral worldviews beyond selling things and take stances accordingly.
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As an artist Ms Dynamite was vocal about her experience in a way that manifested itself in positively minded and socially conscious lyrics.
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The new Unilad's chief executive, meanwhile, has vehemently denied that it is a "lad's mag" and emphasised a move into socially conscious stories.
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Their songs and chants were highly political and socially conscious: They would imagine better lives or call for local politicians to step down.
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Tanya Barnes, a former managing director of the merchant banking division at Goldman Sachs, will lead a socially conscious investment platform at Blackstone.
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If it does continue under new direction, it risks losing the socially conscious tone that has set it apart from other family sitcoms.
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I'm curious to know if in this time of political upheaval, if you consciously pick roles that are more politically or socially conscious?
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I am no political scientist, but I am a proud Cuban-American and socially conscious theater artist who has lived in both worlds.
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The Screwvalas say they hope to raise a generation of socially conscious middle-class Indians, and perhaps the next wave of Indian entrepreneurs.
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He told Morey that as a "socially conscious" person he believed in the war effort, but that he had misgivings about the violence.
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Prior to a catastrophic 1960 earthquake in southern Chile, the state had adopted rational, socially conscious Modernism; it became the language of reconstruction.
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He released two albums for Vanguard Records that melded folk and blues with his socially conscious lyrics: "Julius Lester" (1965) and "Departures" (1967).
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Ultra-private, socially conscious decentralized apps, sometimes dubbed DApps, will give us back control of our data and let startups slay giants once more.
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And Chris Rock is hosting, which means the monologue should be everything Ricky Gervais's Golden Globes monologue wasn't: socially conscious, self-aware, and funny.
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Startups — and their socially-conscious entrepreneur leaders and employees — are also creating real and effective solutions for some of the world's most pressing issues.
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But the decision to go back to work on M. Butterfly couldn't just be about rewriting it for a new, more socially conscious audience.
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You know there will, which is why you should not be surprised by just how cooperative the liberal and socially conscious Californians could be.
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The crowd-sourcing platform, which was developed in 2015, has an actual socially conscious mission: to allow consumers to anonymously report food safety incidents.
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The Eye argues that connoisseurship is the grounding for a generous, socially conscious morality: "I am an Eye so that others can see" (240).
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While the country's popular arts and entertainment tend to reinforce gender stereotypes, some socially-conscious advertising of late has managed to break the clutter.
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Starbucks is planning to have multiple special guests appear in a racial bias training video on Tuesday, among them celebrated socially conscious rapper Common.
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We adapted all of the codes of socially conscious, whole food, artisanal brands—stole them, really—but what we're pushing is a subpar product.
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Mr. Patrick is expected to announce his intentions this week, and canceled a planned appearance Wednesday at a Colorado conference of socially conscious investors.
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Kendall tries really hard to be socially conscious and aware of the jobs that she takes … so it weighs really heavy on her heart.
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Where to put your moneyA number of companies have been established in the last decade that focus solely on impact and socially conscious investing.
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While Qamar's work doesn't embody a single narrative, all of the images seem to have subtle messages behind them, implying a socially conscious agenda.
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From its socially conscious values to new initiatives, such as its Roasteries, Starbucks is a brand that will continue to hit on all cylinders.
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The fair-trade label could burnish Chobani's brand among its large base of health and socially conscious consumers on the East and West Coasts.
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This socially conscious restaurant is also notable for its excellent natural wines and the creative cuisine of Marco Ambrosino, a young chef from Procida.
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As with the first lawsuit, the rappers filed it through Jay-Z's company Roc Nation, and more specifically, its socially conscious department Team Roc.
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" Several seemed to support activist efforts such as Black Lives Matter, and would make "innocuous" posts that were "socially conscious, but not explicitly political.
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That means delighting customers (including socially conscious ones), investing in profitable innovation (including in green technologies), and attracting workers (sometimes by paying them more).
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This reimagining of the 22017s comedy revived a staid genre — the socially conscious, three-camera family sitcom — by updating the characters and their problems.
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Alissa, I know you appreciate that the movie took this more socially conscious route and hope that future Marvel films will do the same.
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Carcel is trying to solve these problems from within the market; it's a company, albeit one that touts itself as socially conscious, not a nonprofit.
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"Unapologetic" and "unyielding," are oft-used terms; his is a socially conscious form of artistic reflection that is divergent from the standard contemporary English manner.
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Started in 2004, Games for Change invests resources in making socially conscious games more available, by incubating projects and creating and allocating funding for others.
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"I want this show to be a socially conscious, socially aware examination of different types of crime around the world," Murphy said in the announcement.
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The fund is a collaboration between Impact Shares, a provider of socially conscious ETFs, and the nonprofit YWCA, which advocates for women's and minorities' rights.
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They are underdogs, their roster is stocked with likable and socially conscious players, and they're coached by an affable man who looks like Tank McNamara.
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It's so important for youth to be socially conscious (the media is helping with that) and pursue their fields with the intent of social impact.
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A new complaint is that socially conscious investors may insist that firms concentrate on non-financial factors, like treating workers better or cutting carbon emissions.
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But in this case, the obvious pandering to millennials, many of whom are genuine activists and search out brands that are socially conscious, royally backfired.
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The 64-year-old socially conscious entrepreneur turned a local Seattle coffee chain into a retail icon, with more than 28,000 stores in 77 countries.
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ABC's socially conscious anthology "American Crime," which earned star Regina King two Emmy Awards, had a respectable three-year run but was axed last year.
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Plus, recent concerns over the workplace ethics of Thinx in particular make Pyramid Seven a more socially conscious option for those invested in workers' rights.
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Just as there are cases to be argued for being vegan versus vegetarian versus locavore versus organic, there are many flavors of socially conscious consumption.
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If she did pull through, she'd join the ranks of Portia de Rossi, Ellen DeGeneres, Natalie Portman, and many other health and socially conscious celebs.
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They have also assumed responsibility for persuading designers to stop using fur, all while arguing that socially conscious young shoppers find fur outdated and cruel.
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Her work helped define the literary cornerstone of Afrofuturism, then an emerging movement that draws from science fiction and fantasy with a socially conscious bend.
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"The fact that she put me on tour shows that she's looking for the next crop of artists who are socially conscious," Ms. Gandhi said.
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What do you — as a responsible, socially conscious human being — owe to your fellow men and women, particularly those who are sick, immunocompromised, and older?
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Mr. Lear and his socially conscious situation comedies, like "All in the Family" and "Maude," became part of Mr. Poindexter's efforts to spread his message.
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Three current employees told Business Insider they felt the move ran counter to the company's socially-conscious branding, with immunocompromised employees less likely to remain.
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The band also sent some works in progress to Kendrick Lamar, hoping to get a guest rap from him as a kindred socially conscious musician.
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TELMARY Y HABANA SANA The Cuban poet, rapper and songwriter Telmary Diaz didn't rely on her words alone to get across her socially conscious messages.
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Megan Eddings decided the best way to fulfill her fundraising needs for Accel Lifestyle, a socially conscious fitness apparel line, was through a Kickstarter campaign.
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What if people often choose to be irrational in cases where doing the rational thing would violate something they value more — like socially conscious behavior?
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Beyond the push by some major cities to exit fossil fuels, the energy industry is feeling the heat from the rise of socially-conscious investing.
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Startups like Palantir have reportedly pulled out of college recruiting fairs after pushback from socially conscious students over its contracts with immigration and defense officials.
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Not all small ISPs will commit to not selling your browser data, but the new class of socially conscious startups and taxpayer-owned networks might.
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Beyond a great selection of eyewear, Westward Leaning&aposs ability to be socially conscious separates it from the many other places to buy glasses online.
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And Grammy nominated producer and R&B singer Aloe Blacc guest starred as himself, writing a socially conscious jingle for the ad firm where Dre works.
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Markle loves to show support for brands that employ ethical, socially conscious and sustainable practices, and one of the brands she's most loyal to is Cuyana.
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Several fund managers are making a new bet that — at long last — investing in sustainability, fair trade and other socially conscious buzzwords will finally pay off.
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Once a demonized member of the bag community, the canvas tote has risen to prominence in recent years as a socially conscious sustainable alternative to plastic.
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"Dynasty," Patrick hopes, will in some ways appeal to modern young people on multiple levels -- the Instagram-loving, brunch-eating side and the socially conscious side.
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The Magicians isn't as politically subversive as Buffy, to be sure, but it boasts socially conscious substance of its own, substance that informs everything it does.
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Morgan Stanley recently published a report on this topic, which introduced a new metric to evaluate gender diversity for more socially conscious investments and employment decisions.
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Gift a Causebox membership, $199.80/yearCausebox curates ethically made, vegan, and charitable products from the top socially conscious brands in beauty, fashion, wellness, home, and art.
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The group's biggest hit, the landmark socially conscious rap "The Message," featured only one of the Furious Five, Melle Mel; most of the group hated it.
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Their socially conscious crime novels not only take up the causes of abused children and trafficked women, but also shame the entrepreneurs bankrolling these illicit trades.
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Bullock's extraordinary, socially conscious residency at the Met continues with "Perle Noire," programs of Josephine Baker songs arranged with typical imagination by the composer Tyshawn Sorey.
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"Another told Business Insider that No Evil Foods is "talking the talk," when it comes to being a socially conscious employer, "without actually walking the walk.
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Millennials may very well be the reason for that, with everyone from hip baristas to "socially conscious" influencers expressing their devotion to the plant-based alternative.
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Analysts expect it will draw younger, higher-income, socially conscious shoppers who are willing to "pay up" for a product that fits their lifestyle and values.
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Child-warping mothers like Maggie have been a staple of socially conscious British theater, often created by precocious young playwrights of advanced talent and merciless judgment.
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Since then, I've gone on to meet so many women and men who have finally found employment through socially conscious businesses and nonprofits like Sari Bari.
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Her unapologetic cash grab and lack of accountability is a necessary wake up call that not every emerging voice is interested in promoting socially conscious messages.
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"And I feel like my passion for technology came through their Playing for Keeps program," which teaches kids how to design video games with socially conscious themes.
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Retailers are going to have to change the way they connect with customers, he predicted, perhaps by being more socially conscious and developing a more local feel.
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It's just tough to keep being a fan when the business interests in charge of these monolithic institutions don't act in a thoughtful and socially conscious manner.
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He's an alcoholic, a socially conscious hippie drifter, a veteran, a loving father, and something of a genius who hails from the backwoods of Welch, West Virginia.
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The designer is an advocate for female empowerment and at the forefront of the sustainable fashion conversation, two things the newly-married, socially conscious royal aligns with.
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As a charming, socially conscious nut job who is tethered to my computer, I tend to veer toward plans designed for creative basket cases with a cause.
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The website of Generosity, a platform for "socially conscious fundraising" owned by Indiegogo, states that donors should contact campaign organizers to determine if donations are tax deductible.
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Born Ukeleke Elumelu Onwubuya, Ras Kimono, alongside his Massive Dread Band, won several awards and was prominent in the Nigerian music scene for his socially-conscious lyrics.
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On May 1, Carnival's new Fathom cruise line, which incorporates socially conscious programming such as volunteering, will begin trips to Cuba, following a people-to-people program.
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It is also a pioneer in socially conscious retailing: Since the Cohens opened its doors, a portion of the store's proceeds have supported charitable works in Madagascar.
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The movie's wide-screen framing, ruthless plot reversals and say-what-you-mean writing sometimes recall a master of socially conscious cinema from another era, Sam Fuller.
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In many ways, therefore, life and death at a cellular level are much more socially conscious than how we interface with these phenomena at a human level.
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The decision to use it as a child care center made sense perhaps only in the famously unconventional world of the socially conscious club and its neighborhood.
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Irene wrote about how this move is part of a larger trend in the fast-food industry, which involves a push toward "natural" and socially conscious foods.
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Calle 13 started out close to reggaeton and socially conscious hip-hop, like a Puerto Rican Public Enemy, but its ideas advanced exponentially through its five albums.
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Institutional investors including pension funds, infrastructure funds and sovereign wealth funds will be able to respond to clients' growing requests for more socially conscious investments, they say.
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Some overtly political art suffers from prioritizing its message above its visual impact and, as a result, risks feeling preachy or gimmicky, socially conscious but aesthetically flaccid.
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Millennial travelers are "active, adventurous, connected and socially conscious and want to engage with places they care about; they want to give back," according to Sustainable Travel International.
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Sign o' the Times was his first album since breaking with the Revolution, and it occasionally feels like a break-up record, albeit an unusually socially conscious one. .
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That his music is socially conscious and focuses on fatherhood proves that he's engaged with the world around him and sees music as his vehicle to affect change.
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To sample this burgeoning culture, I'm spending the day cooking and delivering with Cali, who specializes in vegan organic edibles, delivered in an environmentally and socially conscious fashion.
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If the products you want to buy aren't up to your socially conscious standards, the extension's algorithm will lead you to more ethical alternatives with just one click.
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KBH only uses environmentally and socially conscious diamonds in every piece created and Haisch gave us a full run-down of what a lab-grown diamond actually constitutes.
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And there was the option out there to have a socially conscious version that is 100% real, that's grown without the environmental devastation, why wasn't that option available?
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Most of the drivers we spoke to said they had applied, or were already working with Lyft ... because they feel it's a more honest and "socially conscious" company.
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Run (Joseph Simmons) and Jam Master Jay, who was shot and killed in 2002, McDaniels has been making politically and socially conscious hip-hop music since the 1980s.
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The activism of the Occupy Wall Street and Black Lives Matter movements have prompted many to become more socially conscious about issues of class- or race-based privilege.
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Step 4: Hill, my former colleague and one of the most socially conscious professionals in sports media, calls out the nonsense in a sane and relatively muted manner.
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The devaluation of nuanced, socially conscious thinking about power and its effects contradicts the spirit of the very passage from Notes on the State of Virginia Coleman echoed.
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They have cast themselves as welcoming, socially-conscious businesses who cater to a progressive-minded clientele — and that puts SoulCycle and Equinox at risk of an extensive backlash.
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A new P&G ad for Gillette this week comes from the same socially conscious playbook, and asks men to take a look at their own toxic masculinity.
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Some of the artists the NMWA is spotlighting include the Guerrilla Girls, Judy Chicago, Sonya Clark, Kimsooja, and Nan Goldin as examples of artists with socially conscious works.
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Field notes Some engaged couples who are aiming for a more socially conscious wedding are putting their spending power to good use by supporting local, women-owned businesses.
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Indeed, in many ways this has been one of the more socially conscious seasons of "Survivor," paying attention to gender and race dynamics in ways it hasn't often.
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Increased awareness of the climate crisis, the rise of socially-conscious investing and concerns about peak oil demand have all limited the appetite for oil and gas stocks.
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Solomon has a "vision for building a socially-conscious music business focused on one of America's most serious public health crisis: the addiction epidemic," according to the website.
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In the 1970s the Nigerian bandleader Fela Anikulapo Kuti forged the socially conscious funk called Afrobeat, not to be confused with the current African electronic rhythms called Afrobeats.
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"This has been a dream come true," said Karishma Bhuiyan, 213, surveying her peers walking down a boardwalk lined with socially conscious vendors, a sort of "woke" mall.
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He asked Celestino Couture — the designer Sergio Guadarrama and the creative director Cade Johnson — whose collections feature upcycled, socially conscious creations, to start sketching options for a gown.
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Focusing on the work of artists from Indonesia, Myanmar, and Vietnam, the exhibition reflects on how political transitions in each country forged vibrant, socially conscious contemporary art movements.
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Everlane has always been a particularly socially conscious brand, beginning with their "radical transparency" company motto that ensures you're getting the highest quality product for the lowest possible price.
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" HBO president of programming Casey Bloys said in the same press release, "Jessica Williams and Phoebe Robinson prove you can be hilarious and socially conscious at the same time.
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If we do revisit our childhood, what responsibility do we have as older, more socially conscious individuals, to acknowledge and critique the problematic aspects of our favorite childhood hobbies?
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In many ways, Beautycounter has branded itself as the new Avon for the socially conscious and health-conscious woman who wants to make a little money on the side.
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Give your baby a #NeverthelessShePersisted baby tote and a Pod Save America onesie, then demonstrate her superiority to your far less socially conscious neighbors at the next Halloween parade.
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Distell wants to expand sales for its premium products in overseas markets as consumers look for products produced in a more socially conscious way, with less focus on price.
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We may remember 2017 as the year of socially-conscious merchandise, as the fashion industry becomes increasingly engaged in political discourse at varying degrees of success and self-awareness.
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The B Lab, a group organizing a gathering for socially conscious companies, says that it's relocating the event that was expected to bring 550 attendees to Durham in October.
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And in this proposal, taxing carbon merely would be one way of raising funds for this massive transition, one that was done in a socially conscious and just way.
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For some Starbucks employees, the training was a chance for socially conscious workers to discuss hot topics such as racial anxiety and the difference between implicit and explicit bias.
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A recent survey from Natixis Investment Managers finds that many workers would be more likely to save for retirement if their employer-sponsored retirement plan offered socially conscious investments.
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Beyond that, though, Ms Dynamite has carved out an impact by balancing rapid-fire socially conscious bars and soft, soulful R&B in ways that strike frequently untouched nerves.
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Related: 80 Female Artists Rally Against Trump's Sexist, Discriminatory Rhetoric Meet the Artist Making Punk-Inspired, Socially-Conscious Illustrations One Artist's Frenzied Take on the Traditions of Old Masters
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But while millennials came of age — and became politically and socially conscious — against the backdrop of those events, members of the younger generation may not remember them at all.
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Thomas built a reputation for himself as a socially conscious activist and poet, including frequently speaking out against the Iraq War and the federal government's response to Hurricane Katrina.
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Young shoppers are also much more socially conscious these days, and the fast-fashion retailer has been under scrutiny for their ethical standards regarding how their clothes are made.
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It was Asinof and other socially conscious writers — Nelson Algren and James T. Farrell, notably — who later made the Black Sox out to be class-warfare victims and rebels.
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Perhaps most importantly, fans see BTS as original, authentic, and socially conscious public figures who aren't afraid to talk openly about the struggles and anxieties of their career path.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A record number of 'socially conscious' mutual funds and exchange-traded funds were launched by asset managers last year, keen to tap growing demand from retail investors.
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In February Aspiration launched a new product called "Spend & Save Account," which offers 2 percent interest on deposits and gives customers extra rewards for spending at socially conscious businesses.
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Mrinal Sen, one of India's leading filmmakers and a central figure in the movement known as parallel cinema, a socially conscious alternative to splashy Bollywood films, died on Dec.
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He points to a socially conscious company that has provided good health care, pay and education benefits for its diverse work force — as well as enormous profits for investors.
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Works of sculpture, photography, video, and installation, by artists from Indonesia, Myanmar, and Vietnam, reflect on how political transition in each country forged vibrant, socially conscious contemporary art movements.
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As he explained to VanDerWerff, his experience not only made him want to fight back, it made him socially conscious in a way he's carried with him ever since.
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While part of that may be due to competition or being socially conscious, the fact is that the coalition is making clean energy a profitable opportunity for the private sector.
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But such minor flaws did not prevent Bong's previous adventures in socially conscious sci-fi fantasy, notably The Host and Snowpiercer, from earning critical raves and healthy box office numbers.
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"The Millennial generation are more activists and socially conscious and they have higher expectations of the employers they work for," said Lori Deem, employment lawyer and partner at Outten & Golden.
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There's been backlash in Nebraska to Costco's operations Costco has put its socially-conscious corporate reputation on the line, fending off local critics who have rallied against the Nebraska operation.
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Like Mr. Lamar's album, the finalists are politically charged: Mr. Hearne, always socially conscious, here mashes up texts from Supreme Court decisions to suggest the ambiguities of identity and humanity.
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They were neither socially conscious, radically experimental musically (though they did apply innovative "Wall of Sound" production techniques) or, as a pair of then-committed couples, edgy as a band.
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Fiction was once rare in VR cinema, but a substantial number of this year's selections were short narrative films whose main purpose wasn't evoking a moment of socially conscious connection.
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Vox and his band are on fire, captivating the audience with a mash-up of socially conscious hip-hop that integrates Haitian roots music, Afrobeat, Latin grooves, and reggae beats.
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FRSH has launched variety of socially conscious and identities-focused skills for kids on its Amazon page, from highlighting important women across the globe to facts for Black History Month.
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As you shop for back-to-school essentials like supplies and snacks, opt for these socially conscious brands that give back to kids in need with every purchase you make.
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Lewis's innovative, socially-conscious abstract painting, thanks to the work of curators at PAFA and younger scholars, will now play a larger role in the histories of mid-century abstraction.
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Just because I choose to be a socially conscious artist, and I'm pretty good at that, that doesn't mean every artist is going to be equipped to be politically correct.
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The number of socially conscious consumers is growing and therefore it has become more important for big businesses to attract them, too, according to a study by consultancy firm Accenture.
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Then, in 222, around the time Nahdi began working on his channel full-time, a YouTube representative reached out to tell him about a new program for socially conscious creators.
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The other category is video for good, which includes nominations for John Legend's socially conscious "Preach" and Lil Dicky's "Earth," which donates proceeds from that song's sales to environmental charities.
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" The rapper, who founded a non-profit organization that teaches children to be socially conscious, urged young people to engage politically: "Cast your vote, use your rights and be heard.
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A graphic design professor at Omaha's Creighton University put his professional art practice on hold for an unlikely reason: to print socially conscious messages on dollar bills and airsickness bags.
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Roscheisen says that sales are driven by eco-friendly, socially conscious, and tech savvy millennials worried about potentially buying blood diamonds, as well as the environmental impacts of traditional mining.
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Not only will she look great sporting this socially conscious message, but you can feel good about the fact that part of your purchase is going to a great cause.
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Mr. Poindexter had encountered Mr. Sabido's work several years earlier and viewed his research-based model for creating socially conscious programming as one he could export to many other countries.
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If movies like Snowpiercer and Parasite could be described socially conscious horror, or "social thrillers," then The Platform might be termed a social nightmare, and an effective one, at that.
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But Ms. Nicholas, 44, and other socially conscious astrologers, manage to sidestep the individualized self-obsession of it, which can easily venture into amateur self-analysis and endless confirmation bias.
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Using case studies of entrepreneurs behind brands like J.C. Penney and Levi Strauss & Co., O'Toole examines what works and what doesn't when it comes to building sustainable, socially conscious companies.
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Nance, whose explosive creativity came to TV last year on HBO's Random Acts of Flyness, is an intriguing wild card considering everything he touches turns to trippy, socially conscious gold.
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While the concept of "socially conscious advertising" quickly brings to mind unkind memories of Pepsi's failed protest campaign with Kendall Jenner, traces can also be found in the world of fashion.
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Even emergent avant-garde figures like Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko and Franz Kline worked in a socially conscious vein, making realistic pictures of migrant homesteaders, subway stations, and coal mining communities.
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We are oratorically gifted spiritual leaders, we are classically trained musicians, we are international superstars, we are royalty — and our culture — has always been rich with socially-conscious and inspiring traditions.
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I think the takeaway here is that neither of us should be feeling guilt or shame about the work that needs to be done to raise thoughtful and socially conscious children.
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One of the bands trying to bring back those memories of punk's halcyon days in Taiwan are Accomplices, a group playing their own socially-conscious brand of straight ahead street punk.
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Brian Wood, writer and creator of comics including Rebels, DMZ, The Massive, and Northlanders, marries socially-conscious storytelling with classic comic beats for stories that truly stand out on the shelves.
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Songs from Alicia Keys's forthrightly socially conscious new album, "Here," are soundtracks rather than centerpieces for "The Gospel," a 22-minute black-and-white film written and directed by A.V. Rockwell.
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The younger generations that came after them are taking environmental awareness to a new level, creating a broad and deep movement of newly-minted socially conscious innovators within the corporate world.
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Many of its members are founders of startups and small businesses, ranging from socially conscious fashion brands and international coworking spaces to companies that help other women navigate the startup world.
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Young Blood The teenage murder victims in Kwei Quartey's socially conscious crime novel "Children of the Street," the second Inspector Darko Dawson mystery, live on the bustling streets of Accra, Ghana.
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The institute, an NGO, was established in 203 and has a project called "e-fabric," which consists of researching sustainable, socially conscious, eco-friendly products and materials for any fashion brand.
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As with many socially conscious endeavors in more affluent parts of the world, downsizing carries benefits for the planet as a whole, but more benefits for the people who actually downsize.
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There, under his leadership, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival has nurtured socially conscious, historically minded work, including the plays "Sweat" and "All the Way," with a producing style that diligently encourages diversity.
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Some, like The Post and Get Out, are socially conscious and "of the moment"; others, like Phantom Thread or Call Me by Your Name, feel like they stand outside of time.
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She has been embraced by prominent female directors — Tina Landau, Rachel Chavkin and Leigh Silverman — and mentored by the socially conscious composers Liz Swados (who died in 20163) and Jeanine Tesori.
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Since the original release of his memoir, Claiborne has written nine books, including a manifesto for socially conscious Christianity ("Jesus for President") and a polemic against the death penalty ("Executing Grace").
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It goes like this: Wealthy Manhattanites, US Senators, and socially-conscious tourists arrive at a theater to see a critically lauded play, but instead arrive to see naught but an empty stage.
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Inspired by this discovery of Neapolitan Brutalism, while traveling north I investigated another school of Italian Brutalism, equally socially conscious but less radical, exemplified by the work of the Florentine, Leonardo Savioli.
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DoneGood, an extension launched in November at the start of the holiday shopping season, makes a difference for socially conscious shoppers on a budget and low-income production laborers around the world.
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The songs off his first album, like "Bicken back being bool" or "Who do you love," were largely apolitical, even if they did veer into socially conscious territory once in a while.
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Mr. Stettner, a New Yorker, was a product of the Photo League and its emphasis on socially conscious, documentary work, exemplified by members and supporters like Weegee, Berenice Abbott and Robert Frank.
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Together they positioned Stella McCartney as one of the first luxury brands with socially conscious values, including sustainable fashion, and built it into one of the most prominent names in British fashion.
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But once they kick into their set, the songs borrow as much from pop punk as they do 80s hardcore, and their lyrics effortlessly alternate between socially conscious screeds and biting humor.
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That dance is described by the company as a "socially conscious one-act ballet" and "a physical reaction to the daily news" set to a wide-ranging score, from rap to electronica.
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Only last month H&M sought to cash in on the impact of her socially conscious, street-inflected message, releasing a line of sustainably produced sweatshirts, supersize hoodies, bucket hats and beanies.
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Many of their members are founders of startups and small business, ranging from socially conscious fashion brands and international co-working spaces to companies that help other women navigate the startup world.
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For Aspiration's ex-employees, the real disappointment is that everyone from Cherny on down seemed genuinely invested in the firm's mission: to provide a socially conscious, sustainable alternative to the big banks.
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Now, having graduated this summer, Sones is the founder of the socially-conscious viral makeup brand Lipslut, which has raised more than $200,000 for charities and organizations directly impacted by the Trump administration.
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First displaying his socially conscious found-object art work in the galleries of Tucson, he eventually started installing grave-markers in the Sonora Desert for people who've died trying to cross the border.
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One of her financial goals, she explains on a clear June day from her living room in Sunnyside, Queens, is to learn more about investing and financial literacy through a socially conscious lens.
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It's in keeping with the movie's feeling of heightened reality and occasional surreality — something it shares with another socially conscious Oakland-set comedy out this summer, rapper Boots Riley's Sorry to Bother You.
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Expecting a straightforward memoir, Dweck told The Muse he was pleasantly surprised when he realized that the book was actually a roadmap for building an authentic business and becoming a socially- conscious entrepreneur.
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Socially conscious songs like "Strange Fruit" showed him the good that music could do, while jazz pathfinders like John Coltrane and Miles Davis showed him the outer reaches of how it could sound.
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When Norman Lear, the king of socially conscious 1970s television, offered him a job as director of his newest series, "Good Times," a "Maude" spinoff starring Esther Rolle, Mr. McKayle accepted, but hesitantly.
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There are some businesses that have taken it upon themselves to lead by example; big tech companies are using their robust paid-leave programs to attract workers and build their "socially conscious" image.
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Netflix's latest miniseries that arrives as a socially conscious reckoning continues to sweep pop culture, is about an entitled white guy who tells it like it is and doesn't care what people think.
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There's power in nostalgia, but the fact is the world is wealthier, healthier, better educated, less violent, more tolerant, more socially conscious and more attentive to the vulnerable than it has ever been.
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At a time of heightened political division and global tribalism, and the shopping preferences of socially conscious millennials are increasingly shaping the luxury market, some brands are deliberately rewriting their core company principles.
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Chouinard's book also focuses on Patagonia's philosophy to give employees freedom to set their own work schedule, and outlines the founder's belief in building an authentic business and becoming a socially-conscious entrepreneur.
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But the issue of race was just one element that made the 88th edition of the Academy Awards likely to go down as one of the most socially conscious shows in Oscar history.
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He was socially conscious but not especially political, "other than whatever kind of politics were being talked about in Fugazi," a former roommate, Jeff Ryan, said, naming one of Mr. O'Rourke's favorite groups.
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This year's program of movies, many gleaned from the international festival circuit, runs the gamut from the glorious to the grim and includes works of socially conscious realism, historical fantasy and experimental documentary.
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Right now massive artists – whether it's Beyonce, Kendrick Lamar, Solange – are becoming more socially conscious and weighing in on politics in a way that would never have happened four or five years ago.
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Asia's millionaires are the most socially conscious investors among their global peers, according to a new report, with Indonesians, Malaysians and Chinese the most keen on putting their cash to work for society's benefit.
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"Keanu," which was written by Mr. Peele and Alex Rubens (a former "Key & Peele" writer) and directed by Peter Atencio, the "Key & Peele" director, preserves the goofy but socially conscious sensibility of that series.
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CEO Larry Fink wants BlackRock's iShares ETF business to develop those funds for a host of reasons — not the least of which being their resonance with the socially conscious Generation X and Millennial sets.
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Uncannily familiar yet profoundly otherworldly, the tableaus of photographer Ventiko feel like works straight out of an art history book—if said book was less Eurocentric and heteronormative, and a lot more socially-conscious.
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Today, when socially conscious law enforcement sometimes seems a fantasy—mere aspiration—it's especially apt to see Lew Archer dressed up in the glossy black Library of America club jacket, the model American detective.
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The other tragedies that have happened with our leaders—whether it's Bob Marley, who's a musical legend but also a leader for Jamaica and was very socially conscious—he died early, 36 years old.
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When you look at the details, you can tell that a lot of the sex workers are socially conscious: They are promoting LGBTQ rights with posters or pins and have books on sex work.
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Rosenstein cut his activist teeth during the 270s heyday for corporate raiders, a background that has made traditional environmental, social and governance (ESG) activists doubt the sincerity of his pivot to socially conscious investing.
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The premise was that the wholesome, socially conscious reggae of Conscious Youth (pronounced yout, no 'h'), was being challenged by the aggressive ignorance of Ragga Star, portrayed as a growling Frankenstein's Monster of dancehall.
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Jerry's take is Gucci's at fault no matter how you slice it, because it's either not socially conscious of how an item like this would be perceived ... or it's flat-out being racist intentionally.
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The exhibition was commissioned by More Art, a socially conscious nonprofit based in Manhattan that specializes in public art projects, and was timed to coincide with the United Nations General Assembly convening this week.
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"Because these players are so socially conscious and so community minded, I think that gives us a story and a platform for the W to be a convener around social issues," she told me.
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Renowned for their non-conformist costumery and political ethos Curse Ov Dialect have garnered a cult following and after a six-year hiatus are back with a socially conscious zonked-out album 'Twisted Strangers'.
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But here's one heartwarming story to come out of it all, from Amanda Sapir, who's gender nonconforming: And then there was the time that I had the most socially conscious TSA pat down ever.
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The Afropunk festival, which started in 2005 as a gathering of punk fans of color, has since expanded to include alternative black musicians from other genres while attempting to maintain a radical, socially-conscious brand.
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Of course, very few private companies feel compelled to break down their profit margins this way, especially to the public — but Carcel frames itself as a socially conscious brand, not a purely profit-seeking enterprise.
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Throughout Drunken Angel, a street guitarist plucks away at his instrument beneath a broken archway at night, creating a refrain for this socially-conscious noir (his song is reminiscent of a leisurely, brooding Piazzola tune).
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But still about a third of investors don't view socially conscious investing as a source of better returns than investing in the broader market, according to an RBC Global Asset Management survey released last week.
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Here are five things to know about BTS: They write their own socially-conscious music Among the K-pop world, it's rare that artists are heavily involved in the writing process of their own songs.
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The company also appeals to the socially conscious shopper, as it gives back to those manufacturing its goods in factories through initiatives like its literacy programs and women's empowerment programs in Pakistan, India and Turkey.
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Finally, several characters have been expanded in a more socially conscious way, playing up some of the "Mad Men"-esque issues of the era, without sacrificing the main focus on romance straddling the class divide.
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On today's episode of Daily VICE, we sit down with singer and songwriter Bilal to talk about his use of socially-conscious music to spread political awareness and his Grammy-nominated collaboration with Kendrick Lamar.
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But consumers are becoming more and more interested in socially conscious businesses — businesses that pay employees well, don't pollute and even actively clean up the environment, and that operate with a sustainable future in mind.
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Camille A. Brown, the socially conscious dancer and choreographer, is this year's winner of the Jacob's Pillow Dance Award, an honor that comes with a $25,000 cash prize and an engagement at the summer festival.
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Arguably the most social media and internet driven election in history, the Clinton Vs. Trump narrative has birthed some of the most socially conscious and venomously nefarious reactions from the world both online and offline.
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If you have an issue with telling me your height so I can make a socially conscious decision, then I have an issue with you looking at my face so you can do the same.
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But more than a socially conscious artwork, "34,000 Pillows" also functions as a rolling fundraiser for organizations working to affect change within the system and to support individuals who are affected by US immigration policies.
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Mr. Gottfried helped Mr. Chayefsky secure a deal at CBS for a TV pilot that would ultimately go unproduced: "The Imposters," a socially conscious series about an aging comic actor and a disillusioned television executive.
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In print, Welteroth has to balance serving her readers the socially conscious content that they crave against pleasing advertisers and corporate managers by providing stories that Maybelline won't mind running a mascara ad next to.
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A pair of rustic-chic mountaintop yurts now hosts events through the Summit Series, invitation-only, socially conscious conferences that resemble a hybrid between Allen and Co.'s annual Sun Valley gatherings and Burning Man.
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The recent push for all companies to be socially conscious and environmentally sustainable is a "wave" threatening to crash into U.S. markets, McCooey also said during Wednesday's wide-ranging Q&A at East Tech West.
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Nike's new ad comes during a time when customers are looking for brands to be more socially conscious, so it is possible that this bump in sales comes from customers seeking to support Kaepernick's cause.
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And although it was made with his fellow "angry young men" Tony Richardson (the director) and John Osborne (the screenwriter), "Tom Jones" was a noticeable diversion from much of all their earlier, socially conscious work.
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"The first time you see [the characters] in the outside world, you're getting an insight on life in general, not just on prison" I thought the show was really smart and funny and socially conscious.
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Like a Prayer is a rare beast: an iconic pop album that retains its ability to surprise you, using richly evocative songcraft to explore deeply personal themes—sometimes spiritual, sometimes socially conscious—from a woman's perspective.
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Hot takes and "problematic faves": the rise of socially conscious criticism Here's what you have to earn to be considered low-income in the US I talked to Alex Jones fans about climate change and vaccines.
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NBA players, in particular, are increasingly willing to speak out on social issues, making them ideal partners for brands wanting to take a public position on something or just generally score points with socially-conscious consumers.
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Fund managers and advisors said interest in socially conscious investing was boosted by President Donald Trump in June announcing his intention to pull out of the Paris Climate Accord, arguing it would undermine the U.S. economy.
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In fact, many women founders had full careers before starting their own socially conscious companies — a trajectory that includes celebrities such as Jessica Alba, CEO of Honest Beauty; and Rosario Dawson, co-founder of Studio 189.
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Angled as "a go-to safe home for agents of change," Action on Tumblr invites the platform's audience — generally young, socially conscious users — to engage with experts, advocates and each other on topics affecting their communities.
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"Chappelle's Show defined a culture and made it cool to be socially conscious and explore and question what you see," says Big Boi, whose performance of "The Rooster" ranks as one of the show's most memorable.
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After 222 years in the making, the Liger Leadership Academy welcomed its first students in 2012, with the ambition of giving pupils an opportunity to become socially-conscious change agents that could support Cambodia's socioeconomic development.
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Studios systematically ironed out most of the personal expression and socially conscious music that Seo Taiji was originally known for — after all, it's hard to express yourself when you're contractually forbidden to have a personal life.
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Mr. Goytisolo (pronounced goy-tee-SO-lo) began his literary career in the mid-1950s with a series of realist novels, and in his 1959 essay collection, "Problems of the Novel," argued for socially conscious realism.
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As with any socially conscious investment, questions about performance always linger somewhere in the background, even though research has shown that this sort of investing need not mean sacrificing returns that match the overall stock market.
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So much so, Gilbert said, that the company is registered as a B Corporation, a more socially conscious and less profit-driven approach of corporate structure, allowing it to generate profits while maintaining its social vision.
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But last week, Thinx, the "period-proof" underwear and feminine hygiene company based in New York, entered the growing canon of employers that have been accused of failing to live up to their socially conscious branding.
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Like he did with his old series, Strikethrough, Maza intends to use his new channel to talk about media, propaganda, and socially conscious topics that relate to how people get their news from a progressive perspective.
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In the private sector, he is an investor who has helped over 20 socially conscious companies launch and grow, creating jobs and proving that you don't have to sell your soul to do well in business.
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Agrawal, too, has developed a loyal following, especially among young, socially conscious, entrepreneurial women, and has carefully crafted her own image as a taboo-busting evangelist for women's rights and the reigning queen of feminine hygiene.
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Lyft seems to have real faith in the notion that there's a market value in socially conscious transportation—that riders will choose Lyft over other apps, or their own vehicles, because they know it's a better choice.
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While her work has to do with identity, I would not call it identity driven, which means it doesn't comfortably fit in with how museums and other cultural institutions claiming to be socially conscious are marketing it.
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Mr. Ripstein, a few years older than David Lynch — a North American kindred spirit — started out in the 1960s as a protégé of the exiled Spanish maestro Luis Buñuel, whose socially conscious surrealism is an obvious influence.
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For investors who feel uncomfortable with the idea of profiting from gun manufacturers, Bloomberg reports that gun-free ETFs are out there, there aren't as many buyers because fees for socially-conscious ETFs tend to be higher.
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The actress has extensively used her public profile as a platform for political engagement, whether it was to campaign for Clinton during the 2016 election or to contextualize the socially-conscious merch she often wears on Instagram.
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Given their respective passions for philanthropy, government overhaul, the environment and diversity, Disrupt SF is guaranteed to not only be the most innovative show you could attend, but one of the most socially conscious ones (in tech).
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At best, such strategies sacrificed only minor returns and allowed socially conscious investors to sleep better at night knowing their portfolios did not include munitions manufacturers, tobacco growers or private prison operators accused of human rights violations.
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This past weekend the band performed at Afropunk Music Festival, which attracted tens of thousands of socially conscious music-lovers looking for artists that know how to put on a good show and stand for a cause.
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It remains to be seen how the project will size up to its founding principles, whether some qualities of the socially conscious housing block can survive the formal and contextual transformations pulling it toward the Manhattan sky.
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A turn toward socially conscious criticism, ushered in by the internet's amplification of previously ignored perspectives, has meant that culture now tends to be evaluated as much for its politics as for its aesthetic successes (or failures).
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" Kenneth Cole, recipient of the new Swarovski Award for Positive Change, said, "Thank you for recognizing a socially conscious business model and platform that I believe is so important in this time in which we are living.
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Although we might sometimes use rational and reasonable interchangeably, the study shows that people generally associate the former with the cold hard logic of self-interest and the latter with socially conscious traits like kindness or cooperativeness.
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I feel like on that list—and this may be why the fan base is growing rapidly—you're kind of taking more of a socially conscious stance in comparison to Uzi Vert, Kodak, Lil Dicky and shit.
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The series falls into the category of socially conscious satirical horror associated with likes of Jordan Peele — but in his review for The Times, Mike Hale wrote that the show lacks the bite of its apparent idols.
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It's the most conventional of the nominees for best musical (even more than "Tootsie," which had David Yazbek's urban-neurotic score), but it did the old steps so very well — and in a new, socially conscious context.
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However, in the early 20th century, the faith of the actress, director, and producer Lois Weber — whose work is being celebrated in the Film Forum series Lois Weber: First Auteur — yielded socially conscious movies championing the underprivileged.
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Whitehead builds his story around Elwood Curtis, an ambitious, socially conscious, law-abiding teenager in Tallahassee who gets into the wrong car on his first day of elective community college classes and winds up arrested for auto theft.
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Good Spread natural peanut butter donates food to malnourished children for every packet or jar of product they sell, while socially conscious company Krakakoa sells Fair Trade chocolate sourced from small farmers and grown using sustainable farming practices.
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"Kerby Jean-Raymond from Pyer Moss has a true vision when it comes to ready-to-wear that appeals to a bold and socially conscious consumer," Neal Taylor, general manager of Reebok Classic, said in a press release.
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At a time when hedonism, braggadocio and party anthems were the order of the day in rap, the song would help form the bedrock of socially conscious hip hop later popularized by acts like N.W.A. and Public Enemy.
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Perhaps to preempt social media scrutiny, tech CEOs and venture capitalists have been eager to volunteer themselves as socially conscious tribute over the past few months, treating Trump's presidency as a second chance to make a good impression.
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Sports and politics have drawn nearer to one another for some time; our best politicians use them as a tether to ordinary people, and jocks have lately become more willing to emulate socially conscious forerunners like Muhammad Ali.
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But growing numbers are joining the ranks of entrepreneurs and innovators working to tackle the issue, backed by socially-conscious consumers who support a United Nations target to halve food waste at retail and consumer level by 2030.
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A viscous haze of socially conscious funk and Afro-Latin groove — with a cast including the singer Jimmy Norman, the baritone saxophonist Ronnie Cuber and the guitarist Cornell Dupree — it has since become an object of cult obsession.
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The founder of JANA Partners has tapped British musician and activist Sting to sit on the new fund's advisory board and burnish his credentials with green and socially conscious investors he hopes will pledge at least $1 billion.
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Without voice-over narration or expert testimony, the film creates a sense of moral and sensory alertness that is qualitatively different from the literal-minded, journalistic "awareness" that most socially conscious documentaries try to instill in their viewers.
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The arguments against Walker's art have been led by Betye Saar, the criminally underrated assemblage artist whose socially conscious work appropriates and subverts racist tropes like the mammy or the pickaninny in an attempt to empower black people.
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Gregor Gysi, a fellow Easterner and political opponent from the Left party, said that spending half her life under Communism gave her a visceral thirst for freedom — but also made her more socially conscious than other Western conservatives.
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To combat the growing existential threat, low- and no-buy initiatives have proliferated online, conscious consumerism has grown into a movement and younger generations are putting more and more money into so-called socially-conscious, or sustainable, investments.
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And now, they're partnering with grasroots environmental organization Sierra Club to bring socially conscious investing — that is, investing in companies that have strong ESG —environmental, social, and governance records — to everyday people, rather than only a wealthy few.
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I'm from a certain culture, a Southern Black community—people who are church-going but also artists, very progressive, radically political, and socially conscious, and not necessarily what you would expect from a puritanical kind of church culture.
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This show is, after all, produced by Blumhouse, the production company behind the Oscar-winning, socially conscious creep-fest Get Out, and based on the novel written by Gillian Flynn, author of novel-turned-David-Fincher flick Gone Girl.
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"White women are continuing to benefit from the system of racism, even when they are also experiencing discrimination because of their gender," says Hannah Lucal, associate director at Open Mic, a nonprofit group that works with socially conscious investors.
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Viewers accused the company of appropriating the Black Lives Matter movement to sell its sugary soda, instead of doing what socially conscious consumers have been begging food and beverage corporations to do forever: use their power for social good.
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"One of your missions as a museum is to create a platform for artists who make socially conscious art, who are compelled to deal with social and political issues," he said, using some of the current art-world tropes.
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The exhibition, presented by the Paris gallery Collection Lambert and the socially conscious arts organization a/political, finds real victims of harrowing violence reenacting their horrors as well as subjects who volunteered to stage scenarios from the dark ages.
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" Here is what she said three lines before that: "Just because I choose to be a socially conscious artist, and I'm pretty good at it, that doesn't mean every artist is going to be equipped to be politically correct.
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The singer-songwriter, whose tunes have spoken to the socially conscious for more than five decades, told a reporter for The Telegraph newspaper of the United Kingdom that he probably will show up at the award ceremony in December.
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The kicker: For each product sold, the socially-conscious brand will fund a day of school for girls in 11 countries across Southeast Asia and Africa as part of its work with The Room To Read Girls' Education Program.
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I write about a lot of socially conscious, anti-capitalist, generally leftist bands on here, because they're an important counterbalance to metal's more reactionary elements ( and yes, I am absolutely pushing my own radical leftist agenda—deal with it).
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It's easy to repost an article on Facebook or like a socially conscious picture on Instagram, but if you want lawmakers and decision makers to really take notice, there's little alternative than showing up and making your voice heard.
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Not only did it let Lucy Liu and Taye Diggs have a spectacular time being sexy, powerful jerks, but it played just enough into rom-com convention while also ushering a sometimes problematic genre into a socially conscious era.
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While it has benefited from a series of public relations and operational stumbles at its main competitor Uber, Lyft is "deftly maximizing the benefits by aggressively differentiating its brand/mission around socially-conscious values and corporate responsibility," White said.
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It serves the most inventive, reliable, and easily accessible ice cream across LA. Sustainable, organic, and socially conscious, there'll be a location wherever you are in the city, and each branch is generally open late for post-dinner cravings.
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In the case of this reviewer, it was a road to Damascus experience with the 2007 film "Colossal Youth," which required a second viewing to yield its epiphany, Like that picture, "Vitalina Varela" is socially conscious, but dreamlike, elegiac.
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On this ambitious LP, the rapper and storyteller Daveed Diggs, a Tony and Grammy winner for his performance in "Hamilton," spits a flurry of blood-and-guts rhymes inspired by '90s "horrorcore" rap, but with a socially conscious bent.
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Then, at the crack of dawn on Thursday, a bombshell, as Gantz announced that he and Yair Lapid, the leader of the centrist, socially-conscious Yesh Atid (There is a Future) party were banding together to take Netanyahu on.
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On this ambitious LP, the rapper and storyteller Daveed Diggs, a Tony and Grammy winner for his performance in "Hamilton," spits a flurry of blood-and-guts rhymes inspired by '90s "horrorcore" rap, but with a socially conscious bent.
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Other "hacks" include socks that turn off Netflix when you fall asleep, a program that allows viewers to easily donate to charities after watching socially conscious titles, and the ability to see what other profiles are viewing through picture-in-picture.
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VICE recently spoke with Ridley about the process of adapting true crime stories into dramatic, socially conscious television, the recent cases that might have influenced his fictional narratives, and how TV drama can broaden our understanding of crime in real life.
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While the city boasts no shortage of internal problems for anyone remotely socially conscious to dissect, the general outside perspective seems to be that the San Francisco Bay Area is a "happy" place—but these kids were certainly not happy.
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The new wave of socially conscious sitcoms can largely trace their lineage back to one man: Norman Lear, the TV producer who brought the English sitcom Till Death Us Do Part to these shores and renamed it All in the Family.
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"I became more socially conscious at Occidental even though I was partying, anti-apartheid movement, starting to be interested in social policy and poverty and starting to study civil rights even if through the haze of a hangover," Obama said.
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Playing a socially conscious brand of straight ahead grind, the band has been featured regularly on the bills of the country's one-off shows and mini-fests, such as the aforementioned Brutal Lunchbox and Nepal Deathfest, since forming in 2012.
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The New York-based design platform, co-founded by Hala A. Malak and Reina Arakji, has culled together environmentally and socially conscious work from 12 artists, organizations, and innovators to spark a discussion about current conditions of migration and asylum-seeking.
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To get Millennials excited about investing, Wall Street is following their wish lists: It's offering socially conscious "Clean and Green" funds, apps that let them buy stock with spare change, robot-driven portfolios and chatty, bite-size articles on handling money.
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Why athletes are getting more political in the age of Trump Joey said that while he does not agree with Trump on the issues, there is a "silver lining" in the Trump era — a surge of "more uplifting," socially conscious music.
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From indie designers who work with family-run factories to the best new brands adapting the one-for-one donation program to products from The Body Shop made from fair-trade ingredients, consider this guide a primer in socially conscious shopping.
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It's an article of faith among Conrad's biographers that the stiff-backed, sure-footed Galsworthy, the socially conscious author of " The Forsyte Saga "—and the recipient of the 1932 Nobel Prize in Literature—could not possibly have understood his friend's writing.
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Denim brand FRAME is making an effort to be more sustainable and socially-conscious, and with this in mind has recreated its most popular styles with a line of Sustainable Denim using raw materials like organic cotton and recycled polyester.
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Demand for sustainable coffee is growing, a boon for socially conscious coffee lovers — but many small growers are missing out because they lack the ability to verify that their coffee beans are grown using sustainable labor and eco-friendly practices.
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Telfar, a socially-conscious designer, collaborated with White Castle on a capsule collection and 100 percent of the proceeds were donated to the Robert F. Kennedy Fund for Freedom and Human Rights to help minors pay bail on Rikers Island.
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Gordon Davidson, who as artistic director of the Mark Taper Forum for nearly 40 years helped establish Los Angeles as a West Coast capital of regional theater and challenged audiences with socially conscious plays, died on Sunday in Los Angeles.
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Now, I think that consumers are more like the slightly more socially conscious ten-year-old - we have deviated, or are attempting to deviate, from the "give me this, give me that" norm and asking companies and businesses the Big Questions.
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The "Hitch-Hiker" script, written (uncredited) by the socially conscious journalist Daniel Mainwaring, was inspired by an actual case: Two buddies (Frank Lovejoy and Edmond O'Brien) pick up a murderous psychopath (William Talman) who forces them to drive him to Mexico.
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Mr. Puri first attained widespread acclaim in the 1980s during the so-called Indian new wave, when screenwriters and directors, steeped in world cinema, were devoting themselves to socially conscious themes, often dealing with the lives of India's oppressed classes.
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Some investors say that fossil fuel companies, for example, have no place in socially conscious funds, while others argue that since companies are going to be producing oil no matter what, investors should reward the best actors in the space.
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Burger King said it removed preservatives from the Whopper in most European markets and would roll out preservative-free Whoppers across the US by the end of 2020 — as part of an industry trend toward natural and socially conscious foods.
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His abhorrence of Exhibitions ("that last infirmity of senile kind") and the effect of the First World War when artists tended to combine, join movements and become serious and socially conscious left Sime somewhat isolated, unlike others such as Arthur Rackham.
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" Maxwell concluded: "We are committed to honoring Cameron's life, and we are resolved to continue the work we did together to build a socially-conscious and active generation of young people and to work until every single person has safe, clean drinking water.
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Good Trouble is also, at its heart, an ode to those at the border between millennials and Gen Z — to those burgeoning adults who grew up socially conscious and striving to make their world better than the one they were born into.
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"I'd seen Judah's stand-up for years, and he has some of the most socially conscious work of any comic in New York, and really in the country," said Koppelman, who previously worked as a digital content strategist for the Hillary Clinton campaign.
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But teens today do have two things that I'm quite envious of, and those are the newly socially-conscious Teen Vogue under editor-in-chief Elaine Welteroth (plus digital editorial director Phillip Picardi) and the world's official Most Inspirational Role Model, Solange.
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Slate's TV critic, Willa Paskin, often praises socially conscious shows like Transparent, but she also ripped Ryan Murphy's Feud: Bette and Joan for letting its message overwhelm its story, "turning bitchy shenanigans into a repetitive (if true!) object lesson" about Hollywood sexism.
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He's a complicated hero to have: Last summer, he worked with the extremely famous socially conscious conceptual artist Jenny Holzer to create a line of pro-immigration and anti-neo-nationalism statement pieces, and that winter, he designed T-shirts for Planned Parenthood.
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The North Carolina rapper, whose latest album "Laila's Wisdom," is out Friday, said that while socially conscious hip-hop often falls below the mainstream radar it has been amplified and is making its way to new ears during President Donald Trump's administration.
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Charles Schwab offers clients a list of socially conscious ESG funds available from third-party providers, which allow them to invest in companies based on causes such as environmental sustainability, social justice, and ethical governance (avoiding problematic lobbying and concerns of that nature).
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"Over the last year, we&aposve seen how important it is for people to feel good about what they eat and order, driving an even greater increase in socially conscious and health-conscious dining," said Jeanette Mellinger, head of Uber Eats user research.
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ABRONS ARTS CENTER This gallery at the Henry Street Settlement has a long record of nurturing socially conscious art, and sustains it with "Archival Alchemy," a group show assembled by Saisha Grayson for the 20th anniversary of the South Asian Women's Creative Collective.
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The stationary bike exercise company's liberal user base was outraged at news that one of SoulCycle's major investors was hosting a reelection fundraiser for President Trump, whose misogynistic, racist and anti-gay policies and rhetoric seem to contradict SoulCycle's purported socially conscious values.
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And then I decided — the '22004s being very socially conscious — I'd always wanted to be an artist, but decided that it was selfish, and that I should do something that was of more use to society, so I decided to study architecture.
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The live telecast, which ran for nearly four hours, built on the socially conscious thrust that has marked Oscar night during the past few years, transforming the 90th edition of the glittering awards show into a conversation about sexual politics and inclusion.
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According to the AP, at least twice in the past two months, individuals "masquerading as socially conscious investors" have lured members of Citizen Lab to hotels, where they were quizzed for hours about the nature of their jobs, their lives, and Israeli surveillance techniques.
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I hope not, because the lovely thing about an episode like this one is that its emphasis on character development reminds us that the emotional and socially conscious core of Westworld is much more rewarding than the endless gamification of its story about gamification.
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Facebook's post translation feature has made significant progress and found a huge audience since this screenshot from 2011 Facebook's post translation feature has made significant progress and found a huge audience since this screenshot from 2011 The motive is obvious, socially conscious and lucrative.
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The reality, of course, is that no brand can be all things to all people, but it's in the best interest of socially conscious shoppers to distinguish the companies genuinely invested in inclusion from the ones that view it as a means to financial gain.
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During that second wave, directors like Lino Brocka, Ishmael Bernal and Mike de Leon, working in the face of censorship imposed by the Marcos regime, made their names with socially conscious and political films and paved the way for this generation of independent filmmakers.
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Read more: Millennials, baby boomers, Gen X, and Gen Z share their most beloved brands"They are often branded as being more narcissistic, more idealistic, more socially-conscious, and more experience-oriented than any of their preceding generations," a Deloitte study published in May said.
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In 1989, he became adjunct curator of drawing at the Whitney Museum of American Art, where he oversaw the 1995 Biennial, a hot-seat assignment — especially after the previous rendition, which had been derided by many critics for its obsession with socially conscious art.
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CARYN GANZ The fundamental impulses of socially conscious English punk — frustrated idealism curdled into disgust and fury — flare up anew in Idles, the band led by the gruff-voiced Joe Talbot; they release their second album, "Joy as an Act of Resistance," on Friday.
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Mr. Hanson and the other 117 participants at the Brisbane boot camp listened to interactive lectures from successful entrepreneurs, founders of socially conscious nonprofits and venture capitalists, and each was part of a team that was assigned to design a business to solve a problem.
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Taking a stand is risky, but staying silent is a gamble, too: Consumers are increasingly socially conscious, and almost nine out of 10 said in one survey that they prefer to buy from brands that take active steps to support the causes they care about.
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So when I see a women like 26-year-old Miss South Africa Zozibini Tunzi, who became the country's first black woman to win the Miss Universe crown Sunday night, I understand that her journey took much more than fake smiles and socially-conscious comments.
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The image felt like a metonym for the series, which, for five seasons, has waved a flag of provocation against a background of tender, socially conscious, occasionally gooey humanism, an opiate combination that has made it a secret addiction for many women of my acquaintance.
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In the two years since that socially conscious Comedy Central sketch series ended, Mr. Key has been pursuing a very different project: figuring out who he is, behind all these roles, and what he wants to do independently of his frequent collaborator Jordan Peele.
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But for the past few months, the contest has been consumed by a debate over Delgado's former career as a socially conscious rapper named "AD the Voice," with Faso and conservative groups arguing that the Democrat's old music makes him unfit to represent the district.
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Ironbound has only been in operation for three years (and the tap room and kitchen opens to the public early this month), so Rosen has yet to find out if his grand theories about environmentally sustainable and socially conscious businesses will actually turn out to be lucrative.
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The Belfer Center for Innovation & Social Impact at the 92nd Street Y, a cultural and community center based in New York City that was founded in 1874, started the philanthropic holiday as a digital campaign aimed to get people to be more generous and socially conscious.
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Take Toms, for example, who ignited the "socially conscious fashion brand" trend with its buy-one-give-one mission with shoes, but has since expanded to coffee, which funds projects to supply clean water for developing nations (this is particularly interesting, since coffee dehydrates the body).
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They don't want, as a socially conscious, family-friendly company, to cultivate or encourage the idea that Solo is the cup of choice for keg stands, black-out drunks, or underage parties,even if they do happen to be the cup of choice for those activities.
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These four shows — all very good to genuinely terrific — are just the tip of an iceberg of new, socially conscious comedy that wrestles with big issues and tells stories about populations rarely seen on TV, from lower-class recovering addicts to Cuban-American families to rural ranchers.
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The commercial success of Marvin Gaye's pivot from the ultra-sexy "Let's Get it On" to the "What's Going On," a socially conscious record, paved the way for artists like Beyoncé and Solange to create magnum opuses that meant more than its position on the charts.
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While socially conscious investors are pouring capital into these types of funds that claim to support social good like clean water and gender diversity, there is no one consistent standard for ESG qualifications, and some are skeptical that these funds are more than a marketing gimmick.
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Ben & Jerry's, Method, Etsy and Warby Parker are among the best known of more than 1,800 businesses in 50 countries that are certified B Corps, meaning they've completed a rigorous and sometimes costly process that confirms their claims of being environmentally friendly, socially conscious and worker-friendly.
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Nicki's also one to keep up with what's going on in the world—she often been socially conscious and outspoken on various issues such as sexism, police brutality and racism in the music industry—so it makes sense that she'd implicitly add education to that list, too.
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In hindsight, youth seems fun and carefree, so millennial metalheads grew up on stories about how thrash used to be a chance to forget your asshole boss and have a good time—when in fact thrash metal was socially conscious, dark as all hell, and deadly serious.
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After all, the pinup calendar ("the cal") that made its name by framing soft-core skin shots in the aura of artistic expression and exclusivity has been engaged in something of a four-year effort to recast itself, after 50 years, as an socially conscious photographic statement.
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While some of TPG's biggest competitors have already jumped into social impact investing, including Bain Capital and KKR, TPG is considering making its impact measure available to draw more private equity firms into the field and to persuade more companies to behave in socially conscious ways.
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Mr. Bottura will discuss these socially conscious efforts with Fabio Parasecoli, a professor at the New School; Danny Bowien, the chef and owner of Mission Chinese Food; Daniel Humm, of Eleven Madison Park; and Kathryn Garcia, the New York City's commissioner of the Department of Sanitation.
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Among the money dependent on the Trump administration's rules is $22 million in investment guarantees, to be announced Monday by the Kresge Foundation, to support two socially conscious investment funds that hope to pour $1203 million into manufacturing, clean energy and other business development in Opportunity Zones.
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That they could have just skipped the show seems to have not occurred to these socially conscious students, or the administrators who encouraged their mob-like actions by telling students to stand up and declare "I am offended" during the play if they felt like it.
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For one, its princess — who's nicknamed Baby, but actually named Frances, for Bergstein's older sister — is both doe-eyed and socially conscious, in tune with world events and planning to join the Peace Corps after she finishes a degree in "economics in underdeveloped countries" at Mt. Holyoke.
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Peele's confident writing and direction is clear from the first frame of the very funny socially-conscious horror movie, which has the distinction of being the first February release nominated for Best Picture since 21997, when The Silence of the Lambs took home Best Picture and four other Oscars.
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Besides the royal connection, it's no surprise that McCartney was one of two female, British designers tapped by the royal bride to create her timeless wedding day looks, as she is a staunch advocate for sustainable fashion and female empowerment, two causes that the socially-conscious Markle supports.
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The campaign, which will run through April 24 and is among the first of its kind to be delivered in the App Store, follows a slate of recent environmental efforts from Apple and reflects the more socially conscious image Apple CEO Tim Cook has cultivated for the company.
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The church she's attending — in contrast to what you might expect from a church in a show set in the Reagan era — is a lefty, socially conscious bunch: "We believe in social justice with a healthy dollop of Jesus in the mix," Pastor Tim says with a smile.
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Yet just as the dragon is also a symbol of strength and excellence, there are solutions to the problems, speakers said: in the rule of law, in technology giants' learning to better manage their great power and reach, in the diversity of new generations, in more socially conscious businesses.
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Even a partial governmental embrace of socially conscious investing would be a boon to other workers who wanted such an option: The T.S.P. is a beacon of sorts, and the retirement plan decision makers at other employers pay careful attention to how it operates and how its participants respond.
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Low: Double Negative (Sub Pop) Having gradually gotten slower and more dreamlike since they started making music in the '90s, this long-running Minnesota indie-minimalist band attempts to fashion a socially conscious response to the current political situation through the filter of their fragmented, ambient guitar noise.
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Before her 2011 death at the age of 53 to breast cancer, Poly put out two more albums—the moody, mellow, post-punk Translucence just after she left X-Ray Spex and the spunky, socially conscious Generation Indigo, which she released and promoted just prior to her death.
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Lord Jamar, an activist, actor, and rapper—he is a member of the politically and socially conscious hip-hop group Brand Nubian—criticized Bambaataa in an interview with Vlad TV for lying about knowing Savage and said that rumors about Bambaataa being gay have persisted for 20 years.
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The World Economic Forum has done all of us a favor by collecting the 36 "best" quotes from its annual symposium for global leaders, billionaires, and socially conscious pop stars in Davos, Switzerland, giving those who had to stay at home a glimpse of the cutting edge in thought-leading.
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"Technology has been the bridge that makes us more aware of everything on the planet… But it also causes us to be the multi-taskers we are and to have thousands of friends but to be lonely," says Stuart Rudick, founding partner at Mindful Investors, a socially conscious micro VC fund.
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But as you point out, Genevieve, it's been illuminating to see how, in introducing the family business to their American-reared, socially conscious daughter (who still wears her cross around her neck but is starting to reconsider, I think), Elizabeth and Philip have grown more uncomfortable with their own work.
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Lindsay did not help herself (she was in and out of court for the next several years, and a New York Times story detailed her showing up drunk to the set of The Canyons), but it's hard to imagine today's more socially conscious blogosphere attacking Lindsay in the midst of addiction.
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DealBook SEATTLE — Howard Schultz, the outspoken executive chairman of Starbucks, will leave the company at the end of the month, bringing to an end the tenure of a socially conscious entrepreneur who turned a local Seattle coffee chain into a global giant with more than 28,000 stores in 77 countries.
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As an artist who draws connections between today's young activists and their civil rights forebears, she seemed a natural choice to be among 11 socially conscious artists selected to create murals highlighting Atlanta's past, present and future in time for the Super Bowl, when the city will be in the spotlight.
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A Tribe Called Quest offered another chance for connection; their early albums, like "People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm" (1990) and "The Low End Theory" (1991), with their jazz samples and socially conscious lyrics, were deemed "acceptable" in his parents' house, where a lot of rap was not.
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Here's Franklin's advice to anyone thinking about making an impact in the world by starting a social enterprise: That's good advice for anyone starting a small business, but it's all the more critical when you're starting a socially conscious venture that might require a good chunk of your time, money and emotional capacity.
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Although they have a tendency to jam on for rather long amounts of time, Siggi Mwasote also sings lyrics, in English, usually with socially conscious themes; although "Bata Boy" targets homophobia and "So Sue Us" abuses that eternal straw man, the music business executive, elsewhere their protest songs appear to lack targets.
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In the months leading up to WeWork's planned public offering, Rebekah emerged as a Lady Macbeth-type character, pulling strings behind the scenes to make sure she and Adam came out of the IPO branded as socially conscious eco-warriors who happened to be billionaires, a script that now lies in tatters.
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The two other things that started happening that I think are relevant; one was I became more socially conscious at Occidental even though I was partying, anti-Apartheid movement, starting to be interested in social policy and poverty and starting to study civil rights even if through the haze of a hangover.
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The Coen brothers' premise — that the only thing that matters is what works for the artist — sometimes seems to be stood on its head by socially conscious criticism; when it doesn't work, it can come off as a plea to artists to make society better by potentially making their work a little worse.
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But the music is so suffused with a heartbreaking love for craft, hip-hop's history, and especially for Phife Dawg himself that it comes across as a love letter to the spirit of wokeness that drove the group in their early days and continues to drive today's crop of socially conscious rappers.
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After attending high school in Berkeley in the 1950s, where he mingled with a socially conscious crowd, he graduated from Lewis & Clark in 1961 with a bachelor's degree in psychology and later earned a bachelor's and a master's of divinity at the Pacific School of Religion in Berkeley, where his father was dean.
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Like many Italian filmmakers of their generation, the Tavianis were formed by the neorealist cinema that emerged from the rubble of World War II. Their first films were documentaries; subsequent features alternately emulated or elaborated on the socially conscious no-frills naturalism that characterized the early work of Roberto Rossellini and Luchino Visconti.
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There was a wealth of socially conscious content infused in hip-hop in 2017 and, in contrast to 222, which produced a wave of anti-Trump protest songs, many of this year's top tracks look past the President and take on institutionalized racism and systemic problems: from mass incarceration to police brutality.
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We'll address what socially conscious investing really means (and how it works); outline concrete steps individuals can take to cut their eco-footprint while explaining the difference these small-scale actions actually make; and evaluate the greenest options in a variety of consumer-facing industries from online retail to travel to beauty.
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Founded in 2013 and backed by "Shark Tank" star Daymond John ("I'm really happy to be part of what they're doing," John tells CNBC Make It), Bombas is often referred to as the "Toms" or "Warby Parker" of socks for its socially conscious business model: For every pair of socks sold, Bombas donates a pair to the homeless.
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On her recent tour with Prince Harry, Meghan also wore designs from ethical jewelers Pippa Small and Ecksand, as well as other brands with sustainability or socially conscious messaging — including Rothy&aposs flats, made from 100% post-consumer plastic water bottles; Veja sneakers made from wild rubber; and Outland Denim, a company that employ victims of sex trafficking.
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Perhaps SNL's most fruitful recurring sketch in recent years is built around a tried-and-true formula: Kenan Thompson and Vanessa Bayer play parents of high school students sitting down to watch their "socially conscious" teens perform a show they wrote themselves, brimming with the adolescent musings and artistic earnestness that so many young artists possess.
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None of this endears her to anyone, and every one of these headlines during a time when she is trying to present herself as socially conscious and "purposeful" makes the already-jarring change from "Shooting Whipped Cream Out of Your Breasts Katy" seem very hollow and opportunistic, regardless of how sincerely she holds her personal convictions.
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The company also plans to have DoneGood labels on products in brick-and-mortar stores, which may function as a seal of approval for socially conscious buyers The idea for the app came about when DoneGood's co-founders, Cullen Schwarz and Scott Jacobsen, bonded over their mutual desire to support businesses that have a positive social impact.
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If he's not being lauded for setting the tone on conversations surrounding race and sexual orientation because he's not popular enough to have that impact, he becomes a much more benign quantity: a socially conscious, well-meaning white rapper free to pontificate and pay tribute to hip-hop godheads in a small corner of a larger musical space.
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Guatemalan rapper Rebeca Lane is making socially-conscious hip-hop in a country suffering a longstanding crisis of violence against women, the Kurdish pop star Helly Luv filmed a music video on the ISIS frontline, Zimbabwean rapper AWA has used her popularity to tackle domestic and sexual abuse in her country, and, of course, Pussy Riot.
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But Five Star Bouncy House is more than just a nostalgic rehashing of your favorite childhood inflatable structure; the artwork is the result of a socially conscious collaboration between Takala and a group of children from a London youth center, the latter of which not only helped design the work, but technically have ownership over it as well.
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The show gets under your skin because it confronts the contradictions of the "postinternet" condition: the need for intimacy and authenticity vs the desire to take refuge behind a screen, the fetishization of technology vs the horror of it, the increased awareness of being connected to socially conscious media vs the unconscious consumerism of contemporary capitalist culture.
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But there's more to Arsala than just a great social media presence, though, she's the cofounder (along with developer and designer Tonia Beglari) of the six-year-old content platform and media agency Browntourage, which supports socially conscious and diverse culture makers (Arsala calls herself "The Olivia Pope of diversity" in her Insta-bio, and posts about Muslim Women in America panels).
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In the 1960s and '70s, the basketball great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who had a famed professional career first with the Milwaukee Bucks and then with the Los Angeles Lakers, was one of the most visible and socially conscious athletes in the sporting world, often taking America to task on issues of racial inequality (the country, of course, didn't like that too much).
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Much of Meghan's look on Thursday was informed by the designers' socially conscious agendas, including her black ribbon-tied coat by sustainable, cruelty-free brand Stella McCartney and jeans by Welsh brand Hiut Denim, whose goal is to rejuvenate the jean industry in their small town of Cardigan in Wales by re-employing all 400 workers who were previously left jobless.
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As part of his personal efforts to help reasonably regulate firearms, this week McKay served as the chair of the anti-gun violence gala, which paid tribute to honorees including former President Bill Clinton and producer Dede Gardner of Brad Pitt-founded Plan B Entertainment, which produced The Big Short, and other socially conscious films including Selma and 12 Years a Slave.
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These were chic hot spots he sometimes mocked, even as his criticism acted as co-conspirator in the promotion of the art they sold, while ignoring the important not-for-profit spaces like White Columns, The Kitchen, New York Feminist Art Institute, ABC No Rio, A.I.R. Gallery, and Artists Space — all art spaces in his purview where socially conscious work was being shown.
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Together with fellow artist Carly Jo Morgan, Culp has co-founded Mercado Sagrado (Spanish for "sacred market"), which is a tribute to the spirit of the canyon manifested as a yearly festival with organic food, independent makers, workshops, speakers, and a socially-conscious vibe that attracts a flock of counterculture figures looking for something more meaningful than a trip to the mall.
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What we're left with is conjecture and educated guesses: Always probably removed the Venus symbol from the pad wrapper for a combination of socially conscious and financial reasons; the change will probably benefit trans and non-binary people who buy its products; the conversation about trans equality will probably, one day, leave the realm of the bathroom and escape to somewhere new.
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If you were a kid in the '90s, chances are your Saturday morning diet consisted of a nutritious blend of cartoon classics like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Batman: The Animated Series and — if your parents were trying to sneak some fiber into your bowl — Captain Planet and the Planeteers, centered around a socially-conscious, blue-skinned superhero and his band of ethnically diverse, eco-warrior teen sidekicks.
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Books for teens had previously been sweet, even saccharine, like Maureen Daly's story of two good-hearted Wisconsin teenagers in love, Seventeeth Summer (250); socially conscious, like Paul Zindel's The Pigman (1968) in which two students befriend a middle-aged outcast; funny and all-too-real, like most of Judy Blume or Louise Fitzhugh; or on-message, like Beatrice Sparks's "anonymous" 1971 drug diary, Go Ask Alice.
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As for Brando, he learned his Method acting from Stella Adler, who as the daughter of the great Yiddish actor Jacob Adler started out in Yiddish theater herself and helped found both the socially conscious Group Theater, whose members included Clifford Odets, Elia Kazan, and John Garfield, and the school named for her, which turned out alumni like Robert De Niro, Warren Beatty and Mark Ruffalo.
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The exhibit features work from a broad swath of artists who either began or defined their careers in public access, from pioneering video artist Nam June Paik to socially conscious collective Paper Tiger Television, which continues to broadcast events like the Standing Rock protests, to the chameleonic Alex Bag, whose satirical 2005 dating series Gladiadaters is not all that far off from The Bachelor.
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In between, he pushed the boundaries of genre and style to their absolute limits with albums like Dirty Mind — economical, explicit, and rough-hewn — and Sign o' the Times, a sprawling, sensual, and socially conscious double LP. And while his popularity peaked with the 1984 album-movie combo of Purple Rain, his discography was rich enough that it's hard to pinpoint any one release as his true creative peak.
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While "cultural appropriation" is a much-mocked buzzword, it may have helped provide a clue to why the American remake of Ghost in the Shell felt so inauthentic (and bombed at the box office): The producers tried to keep elements of the original Japanese version while casting a white American lead, and the result lacked the cultural specificity of the original, something socially conscious critics were able to talk about authoritatively.
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The Los Angeles-based company is taking Shahid's belief in social missions and the power of entrepreneurialism to transform communities, and Amir's knowledge of the multibillion-dollar cookware and dinnerware business, to create a consumer-focused business that celebrates the culture surrounding cooking and uses it as a way to educate and inform — all while selling high-end pots, pans, plates and glasses to an audience of socially conscious consumers.
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There was the once-in-a-generation tax cut, the attacks on socially conscious NFL players, the self-combustion of former chief White House strategist Steve Bannon, the bizarre public inquest into whether the President of the United States was fit for office following revelations from Michael Wolff's stunning book and his incendiary nuclear taunting of "Little Rocket Man" Kim Jong Un. That's not even close to a comprehensive list.
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An account executive at DCX Growth Accelerator, a boutique ad agency that has previously staged pro-bono, socially conscious happenings like 2015's "Artisanal Landlord Price Hike Sales"—a bid to save the downtown Brooklyn bodega Jesse's after a huge rent hike—he and his team at DCX conceived of the Presidential Creamery ice cream truck, a response to the demise of the OLPP and the lack of transparency in factory farming.
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Here's a look at 13 highlights from #GetPolitical reporting on music, politics and activism that mirror what many in the progressive community have come to terms with as a "silver lining" to Trump: Rapsody: '(Trump) really took the sheep off the wolf' North Carolina rapper Rapsody, whose latest album "Laila's Wisdom" was nominated for a Grammy for best rap album, told #GetPolitical in September that socially conscious hip-hop has been amplified and is making its way to new ears during Trump's administration because people are more willing to listen.
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The track, a tribute to an uptown musical culture that most Americans viewed as a curiosity or fad (if they had any awareness of it at all), name-checked a few seminal New York figures, including Grandmaster Flash, the pioneering D.J. whose group the Furious Five formed in 82 and broke musical ground at house parties in the South Bronx before cracking into the Top 21981 in 240 with the socially conscious rap anthem "The Message," and Fab 21980 Freddy, a Brooklyn-based graffiti artist who acted as a liaison between street artists, the commercial art world and downtown clubs.
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