The film destigmatizes the use of masks and gloves to prevent infection in crowds.
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Informed, sex-positive customer service at adult boutiques not only ensures customer satisfaction, it destigmatizes the entire sex-toy-purchasing process.
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That's a complicated thing to explore, but I think it's worth doing, if only because it destigmatizes the discussion of suicide itself — and thus mental illness.
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Quite like the graphic user interface humanized technology in the early 1980s, Canndescent humanizes and, hopefully, destigmatizes cannabis flowers by making them intuitive, approachable and elegant.
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As for what coaches can do to support their players, Wilfert said that creating a team environment that talks openly and destigmatizes mental health concerns is crucial.
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Crucially, growth mindset destigmatizes making mistakes and struggling with tough problems — like, for instance, if you were trying to take a software giant and push it into cloud computing.
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It destigmatizes the idea that women can have a sexual appetite, and reinforces the idea that it's okay to know what you want in the bedroom and ask for it.
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Inside the store, there's no cannabis (it is not a dispensary), just corporatization, empty vessels, coded language (on its website, Higher Standards calls cannabis "material") and the suggestion that style destigmatizes.
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There are 550 million Muslim women who can now use the hijab emoji to represent themselves, a beloved traditional drink shines a spotlight on South American culture, and a period emoji normalizes and destigmatizes menstruation.
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"We'll go from a bad, negative history to developing a product that destigmatizes the history of Colombia and our sad past," said Cock, standing among rows of cannabis bushes at a plantation near Medellin - where Pablo Escobar ran his drug trafficking empire in the 1980s.
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March 14, 2000. p. 25. A prime aim for Bohnett is to "create an environment which destigmatizes homosexuality", and to that end he has funded both national gay rights organizations and also local LGBT organizations and centers across the U.S. The nationwide LGBT centers he has funded and created include numerous LGBT CyberCenters – safe-haven internet cafes where LGBT young people and seniors, and disadvantaged, troubled, or closeted gays, can find support and resources, including computers and internet access. Bohnett created the first CyberCenter in 1998, and as of 2020 there are over 60 David Bohnett CyberCenters in the U.S.
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