Slavery and Jim Crow as legal institutions have legacies that not only clogged American Capitalism from being a truly fair opportunity for all, it has burdened Black America particularly with heavy social cost and chained them as a mass group to lives of struggle.
This is a Melbourne of venerable institutions, a legacy of its grand gold rush history and its earnest self-regard.
The co-founder says that the big vision is, like that of Udemy, to give educators direct access to students anywhere in the world and to make a living without the need for institutions or legacy tech.
Instead, besides endowing scientific institutions, his legacy is the millions of people who used and continue to use libraries that otherwise would not have been built in their communities to educate, enlighten, and inspire the citizenry.
The sound the Philadelphia players mustered from the heroic opening bars of Brahms's Third Symphony was the orchestra's own, showing the richness and refulgence that are this institution's legacy.
Mr. Piano's talent for putting an emphasis on luminous spaces over dominating design has made him one of the architects of choice for institutions with strong legacies to protect.
These categories of influence include ideas – values, research etc.; interests – actors with a vested interest in the policy and those who will benefit from or be harmed by the policy; and institutions – the policy legacies and characteristics of the policy.
(He suggested that legacy institutions such as the Pulitzer Prize are often "better at recognizing vernacular or disreputable forms in reflection").
What stands between South Africa and wholly unaccountable despotism are the legacy institutions of Empire – courts, rule of law, free press, freedom of association and expression.
More broadly, America controls legacy institutions few seem to want — like the International Monetary Fund — while Europe excels at building new and sophisticated ones modeled on itself.
