This guide from the Anti-Bullying AlliancEducationaltionActionion Challenging Homophobia explores the experiences of young people in their own words, and offers advice on how schools can help, such as avoiding victim-blaming, ensuring that class discussions do not offer heterosexuality as the only representation of love, and challenging phrases like "that's so gay".
Different profiles were completed including the instructions, item content and options and rationale for their choices to solve any uncertainties or challenging phrases.
I am stating the staggeringly obvious here, but it is possible both to challenge phrases immediately such as "black savages" and to do the hard, long-term work of changing perceptions that she recommends in her article.
As executive producer of "Zoom" and an advocate for quality educational children's programming, I would be remiss in not challenging the phrase "wonderfully noneducational" as an accurate description of the current series.
Benn is entirely right to challenge the phrase as vastly more harmful than helpful in the face of the world's present difficulties.
Company executives used the phrase "challenging retail environment" or something like it ten times in their conference call.
Although he began challenging the "under God" phrase in the Pledge of Allegiance in 1997, he never took a state bar exam until he decided to take on family law.
Hortense Calisher, the novelist and short-story writer whose unpredictable turns of phrase, intellectually challenging fictional situations and complex plots captivated and puzzled readers for a half-century, died on Tuesday in Manhattan.
Packed with sharp-witted phrases and challenging questions, you must answer a series of multiple-choice questions on a variety of subject categories all before time runs out.
Departments in Arkansas, Florida, Kentucky, Virginia and elsewhere also received complaints from the foundation, which says it will consider suing but acknowledges it can be difficult finding a plaintiff willing to be publicly identified as challenging the use of the phrase.
