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But there's one simple, if socially difficult, way of finding out how your breath smells: just take a deep breath and ask a friend.
Both of those started out as small, socially conscious companies that ended up becoming so popular with consumers that the giants Unilever and Clorox bought them for hundreds of millions of dollars each.
Those corporations realized that if they wanted to protect the value of their investments, they had to preserve that socially conscious mission.
If they didn't keep adding in those extra words of environmentally friendly and socially conscious, those brands wouldn't make more money.
I was aware that socially marginalized populations were at disproportionate risk of getting and dying of AIDS.
I have forgotten that what is socially necessary can also be personally gruelling.
This anatomization also extends to politically and socially charged objects.
These days, it feels like Islamophobia is a socially acceptable form of bigotry.
I would go on to learn that African-American women, like other women of color, like other socially marginalized people all over the world, were facing all kinds of dilemmas and challenges as a consequence of intersectionality, intersections of race and gender, of heterosexism, transphobia, xenophobia, ableism, all of these social dynamics come together and create challenges that are sometimes quite unique.
Jasmine, at the age of 25, is part of a generation that is more politically and socially engaged than anything we've seen in 50 years.
My teacher recommended I try out for the school play, just to get me a bit more socially active.
Now, as I looked at this from an engineering perspective, it became very clear to me that what I needed to architect was a smart, collaborative, socially intelligent artificial intelligence.
Whether it's academically, socially - I was definitely an introvert for a reason.
Loneliness is not a function of being alone, but rather, a function of how socially connected you are to those around you.
The power of such face-to-face contact is really why there are the lowest rates of dementia among people who are socially engaged.
Early life experiences had set the stage for me to be well-suited to objectify others, act in a socially detached manner, and above all else, seek to be viewed as in a position of power.
Now, we can all agree that race is a socially constructed phenomenon, but it's often hard to see it in our everyday existence.
But we also have to find socially palatable ways to express the intensity of emotion that we have and the awareness that it brings of our precarity.
But it is still socially acceptable to publicly vilify women as such, because none of these reasons have made it into the social narrative.
There was shared attention looking at the same sort of thing, and recognizing socially communicated reinforcement at the end.
The most important thing for building a robot that you can interact with socially is its visual attention system.
For these ideas to be feasible, we need to understand whether they can be applied at a vast scale in a way that is safe, economic and socially acceptable.
I lead a global organization for socially engaged creative solutions.
It happens also, actually, in the most recent book I wrote, called "Good Business," where I interviewed some of the CEOs who had been nominated by their peers as being both very successful and very ethical, very socially responsible.
Solemn design is also socially correct, and is accepted by appropriate audiences.
Maybe it's because my dad was a civil rights attorney and my parents were socially conscious and demanded that we stand up for what we believe in.
In China, the written record of socially accepted cannibalism goes back almost 2,000 years.
And launching initiatives, changing policy, starting a national conversation that begins to raise awareness on a journey to changing attitudes and making it socially unacceptable to have any violence and abuse of children in a country.
What she did not know, was how that shared experience would soon leave her family and over 120,000 Japanese Americans alienated from their country, both socially and physically.
She became a teacher, and over the next several decades, her advocacy for multicultural, socially conscious education would impact thousands of students.
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