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It's time for us to celebrate our diversity.
Stories are everywhere, and if there was a danger in the telling of one tired old tale, then I think there has got to be lots to celebrate about the flourishing of so many stories and so many voices.
Just about the moment we were preparing to celebrate our post-racial future, our political conditions became the most racial they've been in the last 50 years.
It's the reason that we continue to celebrate Black History Month in the US every February.
My husband, Dave, and I walk over to the steps of the Supreme Court to celebrate that decision with so many other people, and I couldn't help but think how far we came around LGBT rights and yet how far we needed to go around issues of addiction.
His family had a peaceful place in which to both celebrate his life and mourn his death.
We celebrate tolerance and diversity more than at any other time in memory, and still we grow more and more divided.
Our billboards celebrate naked children in underwear.
A few years later, I was asked to do a project that would celebrate the work that nurses do.
I'm not saying we should celebrate failure.
There's a lot of talk in Silicon Valley that says, "Let's celebrate failure."
In private, I don't think many people celebrate failure, but failure, I posit, is actually pretty necessary for the folks truly in the long-term, for the smart and imaginative people truly trying to fulfill the mission that you give them at hand.
In the last few days, the talks here, the wonderful people coming and showing their talent, talking about individual achievements, the innovation, the technology, the sciences, the knowledge we are gaining by being here in the presence of TED Talks and all of you are reasons enough for us to celebrate the future "us."
We think we should also celebrate Air Day: it's a pact that we make with the earth, an ethical commitment to the atmosphere.
In the Aerocene era, our steps are much smaller, but radically different; they're steps that began with a bag full of air and wishes, but that can carry us to independence from fossil fuels and the opportunity to celebrate Air Day; steps that won't leave footprints on other planets until we've learned to walk in the atmosphere of this one.
Seven years ago, I wrote an essay in "Science" to celebrate the human genome's 10-year anniversary.
Through my work, I have realized a lot about the world around me: how we move through spaces, who we choose to celebrate and who we remember.
Now, we went out to dinner that night to celebrate.
Also, the process of solving is great training for working with a team, knowing when to listen, when to share, and how to recognize and celebrate insight and being able to construct ahas is a very powerful tool.
So as we write the story for earth's climate future for this century and beyond, we need to ask ourselves, what will our actions be so that someone can stand on this stage in 30 or 50 or a hundred years to celebrate the world that they've avoided.
The sounds that we envision through sound genetics allow us not only to celebrate this complexity but also to make the world a more elegant and safe space.
The year 2078, I will celebrate my 75th birthday.
Let's celebrate her now.
They say, "Let's celebrate diversity, not common in-group membership," and, "Let's question authority," and, "Keep your laws off my body."
There are people that would rather go to the restaurant, have a wine with friends, or lunch or dinner with friends and celebrate life.
Because I belong to an amazing, vibrant community of people that uplift each other even when others won't, that take care of each other even when we are struggling, that somehow, despite it all, still find cause to celebrate each other, to love each other, to look one another in the eyes and say, "You are not alone.
It's like a future botanical garden, where we celebrate all these modern technologies.
Throughout his career, he would celebrate that day as his anniversary day, his cherry tree day, and he would regularly read and reread the works of Verne and of Wells in order to renew his inspiration and his commitment over the decades of labor and effort that would be required to realize the first part of his dream: the flight of a liquid fuel rocket, which he finally achieved in 1926.
But then also, just to celebrate that, we started an event at JPL for "Miss Guided Missile."
I had no idea that "blessed" would become one of the most common cultural cliches, one of the most used hashtags on Instagram, to celebrate barely there bikini shots, as if to say, "I am so blessed.
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