The third area is institutionalized violence –- corporal punishment, capital punishment, the criminalization of homosexuality, just to name a few examples.
It's a stark reminder of how the town has institutionalized violence against women while failing to grapple with what that history of violence might mean. .
And while we secure concrete progress, we must change hearts and minds as we seek to eliminate the animus that our LGBTQ lives with every day and manifests in so many ways--through bullying, physical intimidation, discrimination, exclusion, or systematic and institutionalized violence.
The Bolsheviks managed to harness the social breakdown caused by the war and institutionalize violence as a method of state-building, creating a new society and a new form of power.
The UN has repeatedly condemned the use of sexual violence by IS, with Bangura stating last month that the group has "institutionalized sexual violence and the brutalization of women as a central aspect of their ideology and operations, using it as a tactic of terrorism to advance their key strategic objectives".
She said: "Isil have institutionalized sexual violence and the brutalization of women as a central aspect of their ideology and operations, using it as a tactic of terrorism to advance their key strategic objectives.
A mega industry of institutionalized racial violence propagated by prosecutors, penalties, and prisons ensures that the system resists reform.
What's new is the way isolated incidents of racial profiling and NYPD abuse have grown into what looks like institutionalized racial violence perpetrated by officers on the beat across the entire city.
And also that many, including Israel's own president, feel the legal drafting of the Jewish nation state will further institutionalize racism and violence.
"We don't have an institutionalized response for violence against women, so we send people to the local center," Cares said.
