Growing prosperity has induced him to care about matters beyond his own survival and that of his tribe and to translate those concerns into laws, regulations and programmes, both publicly and privately funded, that have changed people's behaviour towards their environment.
One is that the original generation of exiles, which came to the United States beginning in the 1960s, is gradually fading from the scene — replaced by their children, who are Florida-born and raised and, perhaps as a result, are not single-issue voters, but also care about matters ranging from abortion to education.
In her 1989 memoir, published as both "Daughter of the East" and "Daughter of Destiny," she rebuked reporters for calling attention to her dress, almost always the traditional loose-fitting robe favored by Pakistani women, saying she did not care about matters like dress.
Minka Kelly cares about matters of the heart in more ways than one.
Let them know they are safe in confiding to you and that you are interested and care about matters that concern them.
Although the ratings were low, Joan Ganz and Freedman won Emmys for its production, and as Davis stated, "the viewers who did tune in were serious-minded adults who cared about matters of race, injustice, and the imbalance of opportunity in New York and beyond".
He added: "My entire career has been spent arguing with bosses that something they didn't know about, or care about, mattered.
