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And so, for once, for the only time in my life, I was finally in the mainstream.
Revelations of covert wars, secret assassinations, and political corruption undermined public faith in official narratives presented by mainstream sources.
Trans people and trans issues, they've been getting a lot of mainstream media attention lately.
What about folks with bodies who, for whatever reason, don't fit into the mainstream idea of what a body should look like?
I wanted the best answer from mainstream economists left, right and center.
They weren't mainstream women writers, but they were cutting a path through the mainstream with their body stories, I like to think, kind of the way water cut the Grand Canyon.
And as I went on, I kept running into more and more solutions that were originally made for people with disabilities, and that ended up being picked up, embraced and loved by the mainstream, disability or not.
So a very compelling theory that's really mainstream physics.
Because this question has to enter our mainstream politics.
In most mainstream international ballroom competitions, same-sex couples are rarely recognized on the floor, and in many cases, the rules prohibit them completely.
I soon learned that living outside what the mainstream considers normal can be a frustrating and isolating place.
The very idea of a fat dance work by such a prestigious company was, to put it mildly, controversial, because nothing like it had ever been done on mainstream dance stages before anywhere in the world.
And my job is to help to tell stories that challenge mainstream narratives about what it means to be black or a Muslim or a refugee or any of those other categories that we talk about all the time.
While the first exosome-based diagnostics emerged on the market just this year, they are not yet part of mainstream healthcare options.
That's another groundswell kind of emotion that was going on in the middle of America and not being heard, in thinking that the mainstream media was biased.
So let's just say that there was some bias in the mainstream media.
And how do they do it in a way that mainstream medical hospitals and clinics, at least for Robin, weren't able to?
People like Robin are turning away from mainstream medicine, turning to medical marijuana dispensaries because those dispensaries are giving them what they need.
They're figuring this out in ways that larger, more mainstream health systems are years behind.
We need to figure out why so many patients like Robin are leaving our mainstream medical clinics and going to these medical marijuana dispensaries instead.
Now, today I'm happy to see that the idea of an intelligent assistant is mainstream.
It was mostly learning how to ride horses, shooting a bow and arrow, live music at night, free food and alcohol, also some air-gun target practice using mainstream politicians' faces as targets.
So we would see a banal conversation with a recruiter start on a mainstream platform, and at the point at which that conversation was going to become illegal, they would jump to a smaller, less regulated, more encrypted platform.
I think it's a pity that mainstream political theory pays very little attention to emotions.
But despite his increasingly mainstream audience, Basquiat insisted on depicting challenging themes of identity and oppression.
And of course the main thing is that you shouldn't trust people who call themselves gerontologists because, as with any radical departure from previous thinking within a particular field, you know, you expect people in the mainstream to be a bit resistant and not really to take it seriously.
I'm going to tell you the genuine mainstream answer to your question, which I happen to agree with, which is that, no, aging is not a product of selection, evolution; [aging] is simply a product of evolutionary neglect.
And what you had was a group of essentially unorganized, unconnected writers, video bloggers, etc., who were able to come up with a collective portrait of a disaster that gave us a much better sense of what it was like to actually be there than the mainstream media could give us.
It's a very challenging idea to mainstream media.
Our stories don't have an audience, our experiences won't resonate in the mainstream, our voices are too big a financial risk.
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