The phrase "about our obligations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing responsibilities or duties related to a specific context or situation.
Example: "In this meeting, we will talk about our obligations to the community and how we can fulfill them."
Alternatives: "regarding our responsibilities" or "concerning our duties".
This takes many forms: thoughts about privacy, thoughts about our obligations to each other.
Graeber's claim is that the past 400 years of Western history represent a grievous departure from how human societies have traditionally thought about our obligations to one another.
Here are letters of deep reflection from Barry Lopez, about our obligations as artists and our parallel paths working in different artistic disciplines.
IGNATIEFF: This is a discussion about what has happened to us — all of us — since 9/11, and I am putting the issue of oversight into the frame, because we have all learned a great deal about our obligations to keep ourselves honest, to refuse to condone mendacity, as you put it.
And let's also have a serious discussion about our obligations, as a nation, to those of our fellow citizens who have the bad luck of finding themselves living and working in the wrong place at the wrong time — because, as I said, decline happens, and some regional economies will end up shrinking, perhaps drastically, no matter what we do.
The man I met more than twenty years ago is a man who helped introduce me to my Christian faith, a man who spoke to me about our obligations to love one another; to care for the sick and lift up the poor.
"This is about our obligation as a society to look at itself and say, 'Do we want to do this better?"' Ms. Pirro said.
The words seemed to confirm what John Vevoda had been trying to say all along about our obligation to one another, and he almost smiled.
He seems determined not to let us forget the bigger lessons about our obligation to nurture and protect kids; not just protect them from crazed men with assault rifles, but also protect them from the corrosive consequences of poverty, and make sure they have the resources to grow up healthy and ready to learn; ready to take their places as productive citizens.
Another time I pleaded about our conflicting ethical obligations and the interests of justice.
"What I think about is our obligation to meet their expectations for the quality of our business and its long-term values," he said.
