Sentences with phrase «culture of fear»

Culture of fear of reprisal develops in which teachers, principals, staff, even parents feel afraid to speak up against the policies of the district or the superintendent.

To not succumb to the pervasive culture of fear and the apathy and impotence it induces, but to throw ourselves wholeheartedly into the «Great Work» of reinventing what it means to be human and to inhabit this Earth.

Hopefully in Australia we can keep the US culture of fear away so we can continuing to promote childbirth as a normal physiological process.

How Cultures of Fear, Humiliation and Hope are Reshaping the World.

They are reflective of a wider culture of fear and risk aversion, of a political establishment increasingly concerned with the micromanagement of community life, a process which also affects professionals who increasingly work in a risk - averse manner.

This destructive culture of fear is the gynophobic landscape.

The video artist John Akomfrah has been named the winner of this year's Artes Mundi, the UK's biggest prize for international contemporary art, and used the platform to berate the «bleak culture of fear and intolerance» he said had gripped Britain.

Copenhagenize looked at campaigns in a number of countries, and found that they almost always stress «Programs indirectly or directly implying that walking and cycling are dangerous and freely using classic Culture of Fear techniques to scare cyclists and pedestrians.»

Last year I wrote a post critical of Matthew Modine for setting a bad example by not wearing a helmet and got, um, criticized by Mikael at Copenhagenize, for encouraging a «culture of fear instead of promoting a life - extending, safe, healthy form of transport that can also transform cities into more liveable places.»

His evidence - based arguments refute the lipid hypothesis and other ideas related to chronic illness that has resulted in a pervasive culture of fear and misinformation.

2013 Suspended Spaces — Discover / Uncover Modernism, Paris / France Whitechapel, London / UK Document, fiction et droit, Wiels, Bruxelles / Belgium After Year Zero, Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin / Germany Inventions et réinventions des arts primitifs, Musée du Quai Branly, Paris / France The Culture of Fear: An Invention of Evil, Witte de With, Rotterdam / The Netherlands HomeWorks, Ashkal Awan, Beirut / Lebanon Curatorial / Knowledge seminar, Goldsmiths, London / UK

He claimed that informants disguised as workers created a culture of fear, and that Segen workers were instructed «not to tell any information to the white men.»

If Trump has created a culture of fear among American CEOs, «that is a particularly damning indictment far beyond any in Charlottesville of his presidency,» Summers said.

This, according to the panel, created a «culture of fear and discipline» that compromised safety rather than improved it.

But the culture of fear that the company has fostered among employees is not working anymore, he said.

Former employees have alleged a «soul - crushing» culture of fear and daily intimidation by managers, where they were pressured to reach extreme sales goals, some by breaking the law.

In January, the European Parliament's ad hoc Rule of Law committee in a scathing report cited a deepening «perception of impunity for criminals» in Malta in the aftermath of the Panama Papers revelations two years ago, and a culture of fear after Caruana Galizia's death.

So a cultures of fear and retribution are created where there are differences of views on what constitutes safety, relief from suffering and what is beneficial.

Talk about a culture of fear and self - loathing..

«If the rumors and distrust persist on this campus, it may very well be because these decisions, by being postured on some vague spiritual «high ground,» have actually engendered a culture of fear,» they wrote in an open letter in the student newspaper, The Moody Standard.

«This culture of fear discourages evangelical leaders to move the conversation forward, since the backlash can be severe; they are not sociologically poised to offer guidance.

Moreover, social realities such as malnutrition, pandemic plague, wars and a syphilis epidemic increased anxieties, leading to a culture of fear in which women were disproportionately scapegoated through the persecution of alleged witches.

They created and promoted a culture of fear against an indistinct, decentralized, undefeatable enemy in the US and capitalized on it to take away citizens fundamental rights, like privacy, free speech, unlawful detainment and the right to a speedy trial (or a trial at all).

And then, this year, 21 former pastors go public with formal charges of harmful behavior including verbal assault, bullying and creating a culture of fear.

This culture of fear and retribution in the States that has made it's way over the Atlantic to here in the UK frightens me.

What I fear happening is that by focussing on control and particular individuals there is potential healing that could happen that isn't happening, a perpetuation of abuse and those that are pastors that are doing great jobs might find themselves under difficulty as shared in a culture of fear and retribution as they are treated as if they are abusers when they are not.

The question remains, that if we are living in a culture of fear and guilt, especially relationally, are we actually living out the gospel?

Let's address the «culture of fear.»

We are opposed to a culture of fear and violence, because these are not the ways of Jesus.

The thing that disturbs me about such laws is that they not only prop up the «culture of violence» and its legitimacy, it's that they also promote a «culture of fear.»

There's also been accusations of plagiarism, misusing church funds and being the centre of a culture of fear.

In short, the evangelical community's emphasis on the law has created, as a byproduct, a culture of fear when it comes to confessing personal sin.

On the sensationalising — is this creating a culture of fear for women where every man is perceived as a potential rapist with a message the only way to deal with that is to complain and yell at men?

A similar investigation conducted in 2013 - 14 resulted in claims that the head coach had fostered a «culture of fear and intimidation.»

Jeff Balch (nd) wrote an article, I believe in the Midwifery Today journal, that brilliantly articulates the culture of fear surrounding homebirth.

Perhaps that is true for some, but I believe if we can find an effective means to deliver and share positive, healthy, beautiful images and messages about birth, we can begin to unravel this culture of fear.

We want to end the culture of fear - mongering and judgment that is so often aimed at women, so we created the Whole30 Healthy Mama, Happy Baby program.

It seems you feel threatened by midwives, or something has happened in your career to make you very angry and subscribe to a culture of fear.

It was only when reading Wendy Ponte's article, «Cesarean Birth in a Culture of Fear,» in Mothering Magazine, that I learned all the reasons a woman might want to avoid having a C - section unnecessarily.

Like the university and Olympic athletes who reported on coach bullying, the teenagers described playing their sport within a culture of fear, humiliation, and favoritism.

As a teaser of what is to come, I'll say this: the aspect of Babywise that that gets me riled up more than anything else is how (in my opinion) Gary Ezzo's philosophy caters to and perpetuates a climate and culture of fear - based parenting.

Before I can fully move forth with my assertion that Gary Ezzo's word choice and word pictures in Babywise cater to and perpetuate a climate and culture of fear - based parenting, I'm going to need to back up a bit.

We have to consciously push back against the culture of fear that has come to surround parenting if we are to raise truly successful adults.