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So they fill up on the unhealthy and cheap calories that surround them in their communities and that their families can afford.

They were facing so many problems with their families and their communities who seemed to care more about their honor and their reputation than the happiness and the lives of their own kids.

And the problem with this is that not only are so many of our kids facing these problems within their families and within their families' communities, but they're also meeting misunderstandings and apathy in the countries that they grow up in.

And even though they had good intentions of treating all neighborhoods equally, the communities didn't feel invested in the process or feel a sense of ownership of these buildings.

You can even coat the inside of an existing water tank to purify larger amounts of water for communities over a longer period of time.

I think if I were from one of Washington DC's poor communities of color, and they thought I was endangering officers' lives, things might've ended differently.

So they design communities that incorporate water, fruit trees, flowers and animals into their common spaces on site.

Refugees are joining our communities, they're becoming our neighbors, their children are attending our children's schools.

And we will be more open-minded, more welcoming, more caring and more trusting to those who are joining our communities.

In those same communities, the rates for white women are near zero.

In the African-American communities from which I come, we have a long-standing multi-generational joke about what we call "CP time," or "colored people's time."

By 1965, the year the Voting Rights Act was passed, there had been a full 100 years between the end of the Civil War and the conferral of voting rights on African-American communities.

But now, in the name of urban renewal and progress, these communities are pushed out, in service of bringing them into the 21st century.

But for millions of years, Homo sapiens and our hominid ancestors lived in small communities of a few dozen individuals.

Whereas modern nations are imagined communities, in the sense that I don't even know all these people.

Build more on this idea of it being compatible with local identity, local communities.

We walked into an abyss, but we were shocked to find the light and a way forward in the same communities we'd targeted for so long.

Each one of us contributes to the communities and the cultures and the societies that we make up.

And vaporwave is a music genre that emerged in the early 2010s among internet communities.

Can online communities play a role here?

A question here from Chris Ajemian: "How do you feel structure of communications, especially the prevalence of social media and individualized content, can be used to bring together a political divide, instead of just filing communities into echo chambers?"

That feels deeply immoral, and maybe people on the left could agree, as you said, that immigration may have happened too fast, and there is a limit beyond which human societies struggle, but nonetheless this whole problem becomes de-emphasized if automation is the key issue, and then we try to work together on recognizing that it's real, recognizing that the problem probably wasn't properly addressed or seen or heard, and try to figure out how to rebuild communities using, well, using what?

That seems to me to become the fertile conversation of the future: How do we rebuild communities in this modern age, with technology doing what it's doing, and reimagine this bright future?

I think if we want to rebuild communities, recreate jobs, we need a different set of agenda that smashes through all our current divisions and our current categories.

There have to be nurse-family partnerships; there has to be universal preschool; there have to be charter schools; there have to be college programs with wraparound programs for parents and communities.

We need to help heal the crisis of social solidarity in this country and help heal families, and government just has to get a lot more involved in the way liberals like to rebuild communities.

Environments or ecologies, or communities where there's high risk of infectious disease, breast milk can be incredibly protective.

One study of the 171 largest cities in the United States concluded that there is not even one city where whites live under equal conditions to blacks, and that the worst urban contexts in which whites reside is considerably better than the average context of black communities.

And yet tragically, when you now go to those northern communities, you find to your astonishment that whereas the sea ice used to come in in September and stay till July, in a place like Kanak in northern Greenland, it literally comes in now in November and stays until March.

We have facts to prove that if we invest in women and girls and provide them with better health and well-being, they will deliver healthier and wealthier and prosperous communities.

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