Sentence examples for burden of identity from inspiring English sources

Right now, Winterton notes the burden of identity theft protection is on the victims of major breaches, including OPM and the massive hack on the credit-monitoring agency Equifax last year.

Well-known Native American artists who emerged in the nineteen-eighties — notably the conceptualist and sculptor Edgar Heap of Birds and the painter and assemblagist Jaune Quick-to-See Smith — epitomize both the force and the burden of identity politics in art.

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But the timing comes as the brokerage industry has been debating whether to take up more of the burden of identity protection.

The problem is that of formulating and motivating restricted forms of LL that are nonetheless strong enough to bear the burden of identity claims.

The burden of identity theft, for example, falls on the individual.

But then there's "Memoir," by Conor J. O'Brien of Villagers, which plays on Ms. Gainsbourg's burdens of identity.

You don't need to put out a shingle to guess that Bella and James are a match: the burdens of identity and notable ancestry form a wide patch of common ground.

Now, as waiflike models are replaced with Rubenesque ones, can plus-size fashion be freed from the burdens of identity politics and cultural prejudices — to simply exist as clothes and not statements?

The overall picture that emerges from the series is of a queer cinema that is barely, if at all, concerned with the problems of representation and the burdens of identity politics, and that has never been shy to speak its name.

"Women, in particular conspicuous women such as the actress, bear the burden of cultural identity in many parts of the world," he said.