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Incidentally, black and latino LGBT folks were at the forefront of this rebellion, and it's a really interesting example of the intersection of our struggles against racism, homophobia, gender
identity
and police brutality.
Indeed, many hackers do not resist those temptations, and so they are responsible in one way or another to billions of dollars lost each year to fraud, malware or plain old
identity
theft, which is a serious issue.
I kept my
identity
a secret from my classmates to avoid being targeted, but as it turns out, being the quiet, chubby new kid in class was more than enough ammunition.
It's telling a story; it's telling a story about the
identity
of the people living in that hut.
I replied that surely this was a case of mistaken
identity
because I'm as far as you can get from being an athlete.
It's a mold with an
identity
crisis, because it's not a mold, so let's get that straight to start with.
Genocide is not only about the killing; it is about the denied
identity.
In all their simplicity, these items are the last testament to the
identity
of the victims, the last permanent reminder that these people ever existed.
Mark had lost his sight when he was 22, and the man that I met eight years later was rebuilding his identity, the cornerstone of which was this incredible spirit that had taken him to the Gobi Desert, where he ran six marathons in seven days.
Mark Pollock: Eventually, I did rebuild my identity, and the Why for me was about competing again, because pursuing success and risking failure was simply how I felt normal.
Let's show them that the way you look is just one part of your
identity
and that the truth is we love them for who they are and what they do and how they make us feel.
When I reflect on the issues of race, religion, identity, a lot of painful memories come to mind.
And yet, from time to time, I send money home to friends, to relatives, to the village, to be there, to stay engaged — that's part of my
identity.
Regardless of its identity, thanks to persistence, a bit of faith, and a lot of research, archaeologists are bringing the long-buried secrets of an ancient, lost city to light.
And where I have seen this survivor
identity
have the most consequences is in the cancer community.
Most of it is about feelings and faith and losing and finding your
identity
and discovering strength and flexibility you never even knew you had.
So the other thing I learned was that I don't have to take on "cancer survivor" as my identity, but, boy, are there powerful forces pushing me to do just that.
But of course, sometimes it's not outside pressures that cause us to take on that
identity
of survivor.
And to her credit, she could talk about her reasons for embracing and then clinging to this
identity.
What if there were no survivors, meaning, what if people decided to just claim their trauma as an experience instead of taking it on as an
identity?
And the origin of the city, our identity, is not really connected to the buildings that fell, it is connected to the river, but the river cannot be accessed publicly, because its shores are privately owned.
You can't not know who you are, so you cling to hard-matter
identity.
A 2013 Deloitte study found that a surprisingly large number of people hide aspects of their
identity.
For instance, the very
identity
of the United Nations as this macro-level diplomatic organization would be upended if it were to refocus on local conflicts.
But it turns out that in adults, microbial communities are relatively stable, so even if you live together with someone, you'll maintain your separate microbial
identity
over a period of weeks, months, even years.
Some of these images are degraded images of black people, kind of histories of very challenging content, and where better than a neighborhood with young people who are constantly asking themselves about their
identity
to talk about some of the complexities of race and class?
There is one simple act of transgression that can rob a couple of their relationship, their happiness and their very identity: an affair.
But for Heather, or deceived partners, it is essential to do things that bring back a sense of self-worth, to surround oneself with love and with friends and activities that give back joy and meaning and
identity.
And while people may have the genitals of a male or a female, the genitals don't determine your gender or even really your sexual
identity.
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