Say it with me now: "Software alone is not going to stop cyber-crime, even a little". There is no more harmful notion than the one that leads people into doing whatever they want on their computers or smartphones because they downloaded a software update.
But Trump's remarks not only missed the root of the issue, they contributed to the harmful notion that the problem is with the women and the victims for being there in the first place. .
Such policies are predicated on outdated and harmful notions that transgender people pose a risk or that their gender identity is nothing more than a passing caprice.
It takes courage, trust, understanding, forgiveness, and healing to relinquish mutually harmful notions of supremacy and power.
In Chicago, two community activists are asking young men to reexamine harmful notions of traditional masculinity with the program "Options for Youth".
Ironically, bizarre and harmful notions like the Protocols, the 9/11 truthers, or the anti-Obama "birthers" make it harder for scholars, journalists, and ordinary citizens to evaluate the ways that a wide variety of groups may collude in private.
If so, your only focus should not be the number of minority students you are able to enroll but the number of ways your campus climate is reproducing harmful notions of what and who matters.
Men's constructions of harmful notions of hegemonic masculinity pre-HIV diagnosis negatively affected their help-seeking behavior and coping and adjustment to living with HIV, post-diagnosis.
Furthermore, we have presented evidence that men's constructions and performance of harmful notions of hegemonic masculinity pre-HIV diagnosis negatively affect their help-seeking behavior and adjustment to living with HIV, post-diagnosis.
Through performing more caring roles toward others (50), being concerned about their health and starting and adhering to treatment (48), expressing their needs and emotions and seeking help, these men had clearly departed from the harmful notions of hegemonic masculinity, as these behaviors are clearly in opposition to it (51).
The idea to use viruses to kill cancer cells may have been around for many years, and the notion of using a "harmful agent" to treat a "dreadful illness" was rooted in the thinking of traditional oriental medicine.
