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This conviction that people can change is rooted in my experience, my own journey.
Like any form of systematic oppression, fatphobia is deeply rooted in complex structures like capitalism, patriarchy and racism, and that can make it really difficult to see, let alone challenge.
After a lot of reading and talking with experts, I have come to believe that his involvement in the shootings was rooted not in his desire to kill but in his desire to die.
The success of every spelling reform that affects deeply rooted habits lies in caution, agreement, gradualism and tolerance.
And I like that combination, because it makes me think homelands do not need to be rooted in one place.
It's rooted in motives as old as Adam and Eve: in greed for yet more money, in fear of losing your position in the market and all the benefits it brings.
But her other leg appears rooted to the spot, locked in the corner of the canvas even as she stretches to move it.
It's rooted in extraction.
If you have too much confidence, it could be because you're not rooted in something real.
The nutritionist said I should eat root vegetables Said if I could get down 13 turnips a day I would be grounded, rooted.
And I think that task for us, as TEDsters, and as good people, just people, moral people, is really do the hard work necessary of not just joining hands as neighbors, but using our hands to restructure our road, a road that in this country has been rooted in things like white supremacy.
A road like in this country has been rooted in things like misogyny.
So my question is: What are we prepared to do today, so that a child born today, 50 years from now isn't born in a society rooted in white supremacy; isn't born into a society riddled with misogyny; isn't born into a society riddled with homophobia and transphobia and anti-Semitism and Islamophobia and ableism, and all the phobias and -isms?
They do all this rooted in place, unable to speak, reach out, or move around.
My work is firmly rooted in my own family's history of exile and subsequent rebirth in the United States.
Sprawling cities or declining cities could see this as an opportunity to rebuild a social infrastructure rooted in justice and fairness.
It's something which is rooted, and something which is rooted deep in a tradition.
And what worries me, as we stand here in the rubble of the economic collapse, is that too many organizations are making their decisions, their policies about talent and people, based on assumptions that are outdated, unexamined, and rooted more in folklore than in science.
Then, people said monarchy dominated everywhere because it was rooted in human nature.
Just as today, the enthusiasts of unrestrained capitalism say it's rooted in human nature, only now it's individualism, inquisitiveness, and so on.
So the hierarchy is rooted on two ideas.
Which is rooted in one-life culture.
And this is all rooted in the mythological past, yet the curious thing is in these long houses, where there are six or seven languages spoken because of intermarriage, you never hear anyone practicing a language.
The way that we see emotions in others are deeply rooted in predictions.
Trees are rooted in the ground in one place for many human generations, but if we shift our perspective from the trunk to the twigs, trees become very dynamic entities, moving and growing.
As you know, one leg of the compass is static, rooted in a place.
One part of it is rooted in Istanbul, with strong Turkish roots, but the other part travels the world, connecting to different cultures.
This is one movie were i rooted for the bad guys because the captain-save-the-day was unbelievable and there was no connection to him or nothing to make you like him.
Fairly appalling enterprise suggests Welsh to be an infantile artist, helplessly drawn to the violent milieu he knows best, but unable to resist vacuous elaborations rooted in banal fantasy.
Pre-Depression audiences, giddy with optimism, may have rooted for this ambitious go-getter in whom they saw their surrogate; Depression audiences despised him as the person likely to foreclose on their mortgage and throw them in the gutter.
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