In accordance with that aspiration, many children with special educational needs have been brought into mainstream education.
But Douglas's art was never brought into mainstream commerce the way hip-hop art and design were, so today it is as powerful as similar expressions by Goya, Daumier, George Grosz and other great political artists.
The #MeToo movement highlights a common problem: Feminist movements are often whitewashed when they're brought into mainstream conversations.
In other areas the existing streams of research on research are not sufficiently brought into mainstream arguments about research policy.
"What is of value in the work I have done is that I am bringing with me an image that a lot of other people are afraid to bring into the mainstream.
The Inuit were an entirely nomadic, hunting people until about 50 years ago, when the central government began an effort to bring them into mainstream Canadian life.
"They should be welcome, but at the same time the free world has a moral responsibility to bring China into mainstream democracy - for China's own interests".
It was also critically acclaimed and was seen an influential song, with the video helping bring vogueing into mainstream popularity.
While I greatly admire the work of conservationists, I was drawn to Bioregional's efforts to bring sustainability into mainstream business.
If the term "blockade" were applied to acupuncture, this would, likely, be expected to promote this minimally invasive technique, and, potentially, bring it into mainstream clinical practice for pain management as well as other therapeutic applications.
