And thought I've became more aware and tolerant as an adult, white privilege wasn't something I considered deeply, until this past weekend when I was sitting in the theater.
Mr. Gumucio, who opened his first Yoga to the People studio in 2006 in the East Village, added in his letter that after reading a book by another former Bikram disciple-turned-competitor, "Hell Bent," by Benjamin Lorr, forced me to consider deeply why I continue to maintain an association with Bikram the man and Bikram the yoga sequence – even if from a distance.
I advise you to listen to what others say, but consider deeply -- is this about you or them?
Too much is at stake for us not to consider deeply the choice we must make for our Party and our country.
"Users of these services may routinely share risqué photos, checklists of sexual preferences, and patterns of romantic activity that they consider deeply personal.
His home is in Qiryat Malachi, about 30 miles south of Tel Aviv, one of the working-class "development towns" that many prosperous Israelis consider deeply unfashionable.
It's an ideological dispute in which a relatively small band of Republicans in particular is unwilling to compromise on what they consider deeply held principles.
As we reflect on all we're grateful for this Thanksgiving, let's pause to consider deeply the history of American women's political power.
She asks, provocatively, what would higher education look like if we were to consider, deeply and thoroughly, the kind of university students today need to prepare them for the complexities of the world they have inherited.
If we begin our exploration of the Ant Watch on that basis we are able to suspend, for a moment, our disbelief and consider deeply and truly the madness of wearing a watch full of ants on your wrist.
And, eventually, folks will consider deeply about his temperament, and who they want making decisions about war and peace.
