The town law says its purpose lies "in strengthening and supporting all caring, committed and responsible family forms" and extending "certain societal privileges and benefits currently enjoyed by members of a duly recognized marital unit".
Similar to Rodriguez, she also feels as if she retains special societal privileges because of her complexion.
Although some may be quick to point out that he's white, and that there are societal privileges associated with that, his gender identity sometimes overshadows those privileges.
Mirror, Mirror! is an iteration of Kristine Schomaker's ongoing cross-platform project A Comfortable Skin, whose leitmotif addresses the complexities of gender identity, body image, and the societal privileging of women's physical beauty over character and intellect.
Traditionally, the German-speaking population of the Empire enjoyed societal privileges dating back to the reign of Empress Maria Theresa, and that of her son, Joseph II. German was considered the lingua franca of the Empire, and Empire's elite consisted primarily of German-speakers.
Although some societal privileges enjoyed by menopausal women in some Nigerian communities tend to modulate the expression of menopausal symptoms; they do not eliminate them [ 17].
But they must be written with imagination, thoughtfulness, and awareness of societal systems and privilege.
But the play's sold-out premiere this month was a measure of France's lingering fascination with a case that has caused a societal reflection on money, privilege and power — particularly as it relates to the sexes.
When girls are denied time in the classroom because their knees, shoulders or upper arms are considered inappropriate and in need of covering up, it privileges the societal sexualisation of their adolescent bodies over their own right to learn.
The objective is to put business purpose at the heart of every enterprise and make it something for which directors are held to account – to create a societal obligation to match the privileges of incorporation.
