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perpetuate

[per-pech-oo-eyt] / pərˈpɛtʃ uˌeɪt /


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Synchronous to the debates around heroic police characters in TV and movies that “Bad Boys” contributes to perpetuating are critiques concerning the commodification of Black pain.

From Salon

The U.S. has also hit some domestic-security agencies, including the Tehran headquarters of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corp, the powerful group responsible for defending and perpetuating the regime.

From The Wall Street Journal

A solid labor market “perpetuates consumer spending, but it can work in reverse, too,” he cautioned.

From MarketWatch

People also need to be more willing to discuss race and have "hard conversations" with those perpetuating "deeply problematic" rhetoric as people do not fear any social repercussions, Strong added.

From BBC

Nineteenth-century news media perpetuated the belief that young women were passive, incapable of deep thought or deep deception.

From Literature