In the book "The Radical Camera," she wrote about four Photo League women: Vivian Cherry, Sonia Handelman Meyer, Rae Russel and Lucy Ashjian, who was one of the League's earlier members but has largely been disregarded over the years.
The charity was heavily criticised earlier this year by Rochdale council and local health bosses for showing "uncaring disregard" over the way it closed a local care home with just eight week's notice.
"That kind of disregard over the right to vote is wrong".
That dimension of their work became increasingly marginalized and disregarded over the decades, with few exceptions.
Tony walked ten feet (which could have been crossing a gorge for all the social boundaries he was disregarding) over to Jon Hamm.
He also chided the 2004 Bush-Sharon concord for disregarding Palestinians over cardinal matters.
Finally, FFS physicians are also less inclined to participate in continuing medical education activities, primarily for financial reasons: "I think that if it's set in stone that you're not paid for it, you tend to disregard it over the long run" (GP: private clinic, urban).
On the phone, he told her he had no plans to return to Morgan Stanley, where he had been disregarded, he said, passed over for men whose only qualifications beyond his were that they could quote from "Star Wars" and recall Yankees scores from the Nixon era.
When the show began, Walt was a man who was forgotten, passed by, passed over, mocked, disregarded.
Inadvertently, medical education may enhance this bias through training effects, and accommodate disregard for subjectivity, over-reliance upon technology and thereby foster incorrect assumptions of objective certainty.
