Treatments succeed or fail, and patients live or die, but genuinely acknowledging the experience and value of another human being is the ultimate and timeless expression of humanity.
Plus, it seemed like a good idea to acknowledge the experiences of people who weren't characters in The Crucible.
My intent is to acknowledge the experiences of all affected by microaggressions -- senders, receivers, and bystanders -- and to move past the anger, frustration, and exhaustion of being in, what I call, microaggressions inertia.
"This sentence acknowledges the experiences of the dozens of women abused by Cosby and sends a clear message that sexual harassment, misconduct and abuse cannot and will not be tolerated even years after the event," she said. . "The sentence handed down bears particular significance today in the midst of our current national dialogue," Houser said.
In a prepared statement for the House energy and commerce committee, Sebelius, who is facing calls to step down or be fired, acknowledged the experience of healthcare.gov was "frustrating".
Similar to artists like Keith Haring, Damian Hirst and Jeff Koons, to name a few, Allen's pop-up enables a larger audience to acknowledge the experience, and for less money than a custom body bag or other original work of art.
Quietly acknowledging the difficult experiences of her father, Vinnie, who arrived in Britain from Jamaica as a 13-year-old, she relayed her disgust at an organisation that had questioned whether Kelly Holmes was truly British.
'This is probably the strongest depth of ice dance competition ever,' Sinead points out, acknowledging the greater experience of the pairs against whom they are competing.
Celebrating America's independence without acknowledging the black experience would be a hollow show of theatrics.
