We can acknowledge that oppression will always be with us, and still strive for justice.
We can acknowledge the imperialist arrogance that would kidnap a young boy and trumpet the achievement through newspapers and photographs.
"We can acknowledge that oppression will always be with us, and still strive for justice," Obama concluded.
We can acknowledge the ugliness in the portrayal of Fagin – as well as the complexities – without feeling that the book has to be entirely defined by these questions, or that we somehow define ourselves in our reaction.
We can acknowledge the huge potential for the betterment of our daily lives, and work to mitigate any drawbacks.
We can acknowledge and connect.
We can acknowledge that mothers do real work, and we can value that work more highly.
We can acknowledge their right to free speech, which also protects our criticism in turn.
We can acknowledge the greater forces at work and forgive ourselves for being limited.
We can acknowledge it is time of transition in the kids' lives.
We can acknowledge the role of fathers in childrearing as post-traditional by re-enforcing that they share the loss.
