In the late 1960s, with such songs as "We're a Winner" (1967) and "Choice of Colors" (1969), recorded with the Impressions, Mayfield played a crucial role in transforming black popular music into a voice for social concern during the struggle for civil rights.
Still, if his government is able to improve infrastructure, speed up land acquisition and ease labour regulation, then investors will come to believe him that India is a good place for factories.In his first Independence Day speech as prime minister, Mr Modi may claim a success, certainly for his style, call for reconciliation and for raising social concerns.
Even when not serving as conduits for floods of superfluous information, the characters have a somewhat generic feel, partly because Ebershoff tends to use them as mouthpieces for his social concerns and partly because he likes to shroud human motivation in a veil of uncertainty.
As presented, land price hikes, especially for fertile and well-connected areas, are and will be a main issue of social concern for specific actors.
Reducing health inequity between genders requires the promotion of social concern for Chinese landless female peasants.
And he was a master psychologist with little regard for political or social concerns; rather, he was infinitely more concerned with "mending the destinies" of his often-doomed protagonists.
Results suggested that appreciation for nature was a significant motivation for gardening, but that social concerns and uses were also important.
Forty years later, the African American Church community continues to face bomb threats, death threats, and their ministers' characters are assassinated because they teach and preach prophetic social concerns for social justice.
For scientists with strong social concerns, scientific and social motivations are "intertwined," Gibbs says.
