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This has maybe had the same political force that we now argue over things like pronouns in our society today.
So by the time World War II finishes, Americans are using this on everything, whether it be catalogs, or atlases, or encyclopedias or charts and graphs, or calendars, or even political material.
But sadly, due to political instability, they moved out, and so I moved in.
I was negotiating, compromising, building alliances with other political actors.
And I even once tried to jeopardize the political process.
As such, I find it difficult to understand when I hear young people saying, "I'm too young to engage in politics or to even hold a political opinion."
Similarly, when I hear some women saying, "Politics is a dirty world I don't want to engage with," I'm worried that the idea of politics and political engagement has become so polarized in many parts of the world that ordinary people feel, in order for them to participate in politics, they need to be outspoken activists, and that is not true.
After more than 40 years of authoritarian rule, it's not a place where political engagement by women and young people is possible, nor encouraged.
Almost all political dialogues that took place in the past few years, even those gathered by foreign powers, has been with only middle-aged men in the room.
But in places with a broken political system like Libya, or in seemingly functioning places, including international organizations, the systems we have nowadays for political decision-making are not from the people for the people, but they have been established by the few for the few.
And these few have been historically almost exclusively men, and they've produced laws, policies, mechanisms for political participation that are based on the opinions, beliefs, worldviews, dreams, aspirations of this one group of people, while everyone else was kept out.
The experience of corrupted political systems?
Every family is its own mini political system that is usually not democratic, because parents make decisions that affect all members of the family, while the kids have very little to say.
We need to change this, and in order to achieve this change systematically, we need to teach people that political, national and global affairs are as relevant to them as personal and family affairs.
If you include your kids in family conversations, they will grow up and know how to participate in political conversations.
I saw a political stunt.
Barely two months later, I saw another political stunt.
I wasn't ready to let a political stunt interfere with my beauty sleep.
So that report caught my attention in ways that political stunts couldn't.
Another scenario we can't take lightly is the potential of conflict over water and the political destabilization in a region that has three nuclear powers: China, India, Pakistan.
But it's also the story that has accompanied almost every political and religious transformation going back millennia.
In fact, we could go as far as to say that without a powerful new restoration story, a political and religious transformation might not be able to happen.
Now like all good restoration stories, this one resonated across the political spectrum.
And that story also resonated across the political spectrum.
Political failure is at heart a failure of imagination.
The story we need to tell is a story which will appeal to as wide a range of people as possible, crossing political fault lines.
Our good nature has been thwarted by several forces, but I think the most powerful of them is the dominant political narrative of our times, which tells us that we should live in extreme individualism and competition with each other.
Representative democracy should be tempered by participatory democracy so that we can refine our political choices, and that choice should be exercised as much as possible at the local level.
And that story, if we tell it right, will infect the minds of people across the political spectrum.
The nonpartisan environment Hypatia fostered, where all students could feel comfortable, was especially remarkable given the religious and political turmoil that was fracturing the city of Alexandria at the time.
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