In the process, it risks undermining the conditions for their appreciation.
Borrowing a phrase from Susan Bordo (2003), Donna-Dale L. Marcano (2010) characterizes Butler's position as "postmodern gender skepticism," which has the practical consequence of undermining the conditions African-American women thrive in for collective action against racist institutions and habits.
Those tools aren't as easy to see in the short term, said Alterman, but "they present the only path to victory: crippling the organization's networks, denying the group safe haven and undermining the conditions that make it attractive to potential recruits".
The pace and scale of environmental change is undermining the conditions for human health.
Overall, the Graham/Cassidy/Heller/Johnson bill would increase health care costs for older Americans with an age tax, decrease coverage, and undermine preexisting condition protections.
Motherhood isn't war, madness, or addiction, but for a writer it can be an adverse condition, undermining the very work it inspires.
Those who denied the existence of souls used to be accused of undermining a necessary condition for asserting anything.
The lesson is that if we continue with activities which destroy our environment and undermine the conditions for our own survival, we are the virus.
"It undoubtedly undermines pay, conditions and pensions of the staff moved – and these transfers cover up government exaggerations on how many jobs are created in the private sector.
However, unsanitary water, inadequate housing and health services, and poor nutrition undermine health conditions among the poorer classes in both rural and urban zones.
And we have to ask ourselves what we have to do, not only to prevent terrorism and protect ourselves, but to undermine the conditions and attitudes that bring to terrorists' banners their foot soldiers and sympathizers.
