Lack of competencies in managing challenging behaviour is also an important factor in perpetuating out-of-area placements [ 25, 26].
This was a common trope, perhaps even perpetuated out of a kind of ignorance.
But in most workplaces, that notion is either a myth that we perpetuate out of ego -- and inability to delegate -- or one that the corporate culture encourages by mistakenly emphasizing the Great Face-Time Competition instead of results.
The smart-ass comment you might have said over the telephone and [that would go] away because no one remembered it, is now being perpetuated out there for a long, long time and is easy to distribute to others who were never supposed to hear the asinine comment".
Instead of perpetuating worn-out myths, why not work to develop and support teachers with the tools and conditions they need to do their jobs, while taking the steps to fairly evaluate them?
LA eventually won out, perpetuating San Jose's reputation as perennial chokers, but there wasn't much doubt they'd given it their all.
Many don't know that domestic violence exists in their families or among family friends because it's kept silent, and the victims' families often perpetuate that silence out of shame or a feeling that the abuse is somehow their fault.
The idea that if people complain enough they will be pacified until a change is made, and as soon as they turn their heads to another issue to rally around, the problem quietly reverts back until it is pointed out again; perpetuating the cycle of temporary access and long-term exclusion.
It's also been called out for perpetuating white savior narratives, with NPR's Eric Deggans calling it a "troubling translation in part because of how it minimizes Asian people and Asian culture" while putting a white hero on a pedestal. .
According to an investigation in the Tribune in 2006, the company "manipulated bookkeeping to smooth out volatility, perpetuating Freddie Mac's industry reputation as 'Steady Freddie,' a reliable producer of earnings growth.
And as many Twitter users are pointing out online, perpetuating the idea that sexism and racism are somehow the same thing, especially when it comes to the history of slavery, is pretty damaging.
