The status quo of the implicit oppression of women will continue unless women -- and enlightened men -- actively challenge sexism (and the patriarchal systems that underscore it) in all its manifestations.
From the beginning, the Bush administration made security at the Games a priority, underscoring it in the weeks before the opening with visits to Salt Lake City by Attorney General John Ashcroft and Tom Ridge, the director of homeland security.
That reality doesn't diminish my admiration, but underscores it, purifies it: in his realm, Yaz applied grown-up qualities I aspired to, and still aspire to, in mine.
I am reminded again of how our community took part jointly and bravely in the fight against both the virus and the homophobia that had underscored it back in the eighties and early nineties, and I ask my companion about what his recollections were about what motivated the community to connect and how it came together.
Expectedly, the time of the maximum entropy approach grew with the number of models being enumerated, whereas the performance of the maximum difference approach was not affected by it, underscoring its advantage in handling complex problems that admit (for a given experimental dataset) many optimal solutions.
"And while we may ultimately differ on some aspects of the report," they continued, "it underscores in no uncertain terms the need to pass and enact comprehensive and meaningful election reform legislation".
It underscores a difference in process between education-reform bills passed in a bipartisan manner and those passed by Republican-dominated statehouses.
Instead, Republicans like Darrell Issa and Mike Rogers came out and called it a whitewash, a favor to Hillary Clinton (even though, again, it underscores the flaws in policy decisions she advocated).
It underscores the messaging in Trump's immigration speech scheduled for Wednesday night in Phoenix, Arizona.
