I do think it's interesting to consider that an over-focus on youth activism ― which is wildly important, but not the whole picture of this moment ― has kind of led us to ignore that it's older women, who are so often considered invisible in our society, who are actually doing much of the work.
And that probably isn't a bachelor's degree, or a BA, since the arts are so often considered secondary to other degrees, such as engineering or the sciences or mathematics (especially mathematics if you can also code and come up with algorithms to power some new application).
Thus only prejudice can explain why the culture they create, and in which they are immersed, is so often considered inferior to that of other groups, be they priests, merchants, professionals, workers, whites, blacks, women, or people who have recovered from cancer.
Since dance is so often considered subordinate to music--in terms of prestige as well as composition--it's refreshing to see music adapting to the demands of dance for a change.
However, another way to understand how the behavioral ecologists are using optimality models, one that is not so often considered, is that they are interested in providing a functional description of the traits they are studying (Kitcher, 1987).
Our voices are so often left out of the conversation, and our needs so rarely considered, because disabled people are not seen as fully equal members of society.
Too often people consider these modes of thinking as diametrically opposed, even as they are so often said together.
Why are women so often considered unreliable witnesses to their own experiences?
Some felt he was subverting the modernist aesthetic, allowing these rigid structures to float free, but it was difficult to judge whether Paterson was celebrating or castigating modernism – a movement so often considered these days to be one of supreme arrogance.
For American progressives, the point of centralised federal control is so often to ensure that states considered backward in one way or another are not allowed to offer programmes deemed insufficient by enlightened technocrats.
But if the man pays for the sex — even if the money is going to the pimp, which is so often the case — the child is considered a prostitute and thus subject in many venues to arrest and incarceration.
