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Too often, he adds, “minoritized identities are asked to speak for their entire identity. But that responsibility impedes the ability to speak for themselves.”

Carvalho has called for limits on immigration enforcement near schools, saying it impedes student learning.

It directly impedes the accurate compilation of labor data, a charge mandated by the Wagner-Peyser Act of 1933, as well as by the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Call it a protective boy’s club — or garden-variety sexism — but this power imbalance impedes the narrator’s goals.

Lord Pannick argued that adding VAT to their fees impedes their right to access education and the policy is "unprecedented" in all other Council of Europe states.