perpetuation

In this way, implicit racism is a factor in the Atlanta shootings and in the perpetuation of inequality in America more generally.

The bare minimum of those responsibilities involves refusal to participate in delegitimization of an election by perpetuating a nonstop stream of disinformation.

Many of these rumors are spread by people who may not realize they are sharing questionable claims, and are sharing them to be helpful without realizing they are perpetuating them.

Epidemic models that don’t account for structural racism and other social determinants of health result in policies that perpetuate inequality, even as they reduce disease transmission in the general population.

To deal with this type of lying, then, fact checking would ideally be combined with efforts to have prominently respected figures from the outsider groups that help perpetuate lousy lies to educate and myth bust false claims.

Will his legacy be his willful perpetuation of the human rights travesty at Guantánamo, or will it be even worse?

And needless to say it's the GOP that depends on perpetuation of the fiction.

The Conservation Commission will use these funds for the protection and perpetuation of the State's natural resources.

I trust that the present note, through the medium of The Garden, will prevent the perpetuation of this error.

Which was true, for Emily had gone with questions concerning perpetuation of type to her Aunt Cordelia.

The lecture under discussion was concerned with a matter called perpetuation of type.

As a subject for the remarks of the evening "The perpetuation of our political institutions" is selected.