They can express themselves in ways modern society usually stigmatizes.
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"The world stigmatizes people who live differently," Ms. Bruder said.
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Evidence instead suggests that being locked away scars, stigmatizes and damages inmates.
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This, too, singles out and stigmatizes the church, breeding resentment against it.
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Instead, it punishes and stigmatizes individuals for getting help with managing their benefits.
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"This amendment stigmatizes people simply because they practice a specific religion," Ellison wrote.
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Insofar as the label "economic migrant" stigmatizes these victims, its use should be condemned.
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Activists say anti-trans rhetoric stigmatizes the community and raises the risk of violence.
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The speech stigmatizes and harms ex-offenders who are trying to rebuild their lives.
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Invoking mental health as an insult further stigmatizes those already suffering in harmful ways.
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"Our entire society is still biased, and stigmatizes victims of sexual harassment," she said.
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I think the more it's mentioned in a popular sense, it de-stigmatizes it, right?
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All prison health care is of a low standard, he said, because society stigmatizes prisoners.
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Hate crimes targeting LGBT people have also been linked to rhetoric that dehumanizes and stigmatizes.
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It stigmatizes Mexico and singles out Mexico as this big problem for the United States.
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As the economy grew and layoffs became more commonplace, the culture no longer stigmatizes fired employees.
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Saying that babies are born with addiction stigmatizes the very babies that Brown seeks to help.
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This regulation stigmatizes Social Security recipients with a disability who request help to manage their financial affairs.
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They retorted that focusing on mental illness stigmatizes patients and imposes greater burdens and complicates their lives.
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"Hillary Clinton further stigmatizes abortion," Diana Arellano, community engagement manager for Planned Parenthood of Illinois, wrote on Twitter.
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It stigmatizes public benefit receipt and makes discrimination against recipients and those with large families much more likely.
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It said that there could not be speech that "demeans or stigmatizes" anyone based on race or gender.
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Mental health advocates warn that the film stigmatizes dissociative identity disorder and may directly impact those living with it.
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But some Palestinians are concerned that Waze's use of the phrase "dangerous areas" is subjective and stigmatizes their communities.
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It shows a lack of education around the pain families and individuals go through and further stigmatizes mental health.
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However, he also said Dr. Phil's messaging, including the use of the word "dope" only further stigmatizes cannabis consumers.
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LGBT advocacy groups representing the plaintiffs in the case condemned Tuesday's appeal, saying it demeans and stigmatizes transgender service members.
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The statistic is so clearly a byproduct of a society that stigmatizes, discriminates, and harasses transgender people far too often.
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Dolores Flanagan, Nurse, San Francisco Many healthcare professionals noted that the way society stigmatizes addicts can jeopardize their recovery prospects.
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Using them stigmatizes the subject and prevents us, all of us, from seeing the man or woman behind the label.
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NLIRH looks to expose and upend the system that stigmatizes sex for women and to encourage Latinas to own their sexuality.
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Moreover, insisting single-mindedly that abortion should be "rare" further stigmatizes the one in three women who will make this decision.
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Buying victims' silence does at least two problematic things: It stigmatizes the wrong party and it often perpetuates a toxic environment.
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But in a society that heavily stigmatizes conditions acquired through sex, what people fear is often worse than the thing itself.
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Asian-American leaders in particular have sounded the alarm about Republican messaging that they say stigmatizes their community and fans racism.
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There will be no Sanders revolution without moderates, and moderates are unlikely to join a revolution organized by someone who stigmatizes moderation.
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The law has upset some Muslims, including women who wear face-covering veils known as niqabs, and say that it stigmatizes them.
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We need to keep changing the attitude that congratulates men for changing a diaper, stigmatizes full-time dads, and penalizes working mothers.
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When legislators perpetuate this myth, it further stigmatizes people living with mental illness and draws attention away from our gun violence epidemic.
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What if I was, word by word, contributing to a culture that stigmatizes fatness by treating it as a kind of medical doomsday?
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I hope in some ways it de-stigmatizes some of the perceptions around public nudity and who is OK to be publicly nude.
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Forcing these servicemembers to forfeit who they are in order to serve under a policy that stigmatizes them and their service is disgraceful.
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"Gender dysphoria" also puts the responsibility on trans people for their suffering, and not on the social and moral environment that stigmatizes them.
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"It shows a lack of education around the pain families and individuals go through and further stigmatizes mental health," NAMI said in a statement.
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Per the International Energy Agency, petrochemicals will provide the strongest lift to oil demand (barring a backlash against rising ocean pollution that stigmatizes plastics).
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An aggressive response that further stigmatizes Muslim-majority communities in Europeand beyond could deepen the sense of marginalization that some of these communities experience.
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Censoring further stigmatizes people who may already be struggling with stigma surrounding EDs, who would benefit more from support than from stigma, she said.
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"There are so many euphemisms for 'abortion,' and they all contribute to a culture that stigmatizes abortion and makes it seem foreign," Rankin says.
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The bill has its share of critics, including many Muslim groups that say it targets and stigmatizes Muslim women who wear face-concealing veils.
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Our culture is one that too often stigmatizes mental, physical, and emotional health services that ultimately strive to better individuals, and in turn, communities.
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"We thank Apple for exemplifying corporate responsibility and taking swift action to remove a dangerous app that stigmatizes and demeans LGBT people," said Besen.
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"[Starface] de-stigmatizes and distracts and makes having a pimple fun," says Starface co-founder Julie Schott, a former beauty editor at Elle magazine.
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Berklee College of Music President Roger Brown has argued that the Federal data on colleges—known as the College Scorecard—unfairly stigmatizes art schools.
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For women young and old, being disfigured or maimed by conflicts in Middle East is a stain that stigmatizes them for life, health workers say.
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And the politics of what happens in "Black Panther," which I think is best of the class, are fascinating because it villainizes and stigmatizes Killmonger.
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Farmers lobbied against the Vermont law, worrying that labeling stigmatizes GMO crops and could hurt demand for food containing those ingredients, but have applauded this law.
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It evokes images of a Horatio Alger character striving for success, he said, which is far better than language that stigmatizes students for being at risk.
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Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii), who resorted to a controversial decades-old talking point that pro-choice supporters say only further stigmatizes abortion at a critical moment.
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Critics have said this overstates the gang's significance and unfairly stigmatizes millions of undocumented immigrants who have nothing to do with MS-21 or other organized crime.
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Debate around the bill splits like this Those in favor of the bill have said the current legislation is out of date, and stigmatizes those living with HIV.
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The NGOs say the bill - which is due to be passed this month - stigmatizes them, and the legislation has triggered a series of mass protests over recent weeks.
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It mocks and stigmatizes its victims, tearing down self-respect and perpetuating the harmful idea that our unique physical appearances should be compared to air-brushed notions of 'perfect.
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" Restorative justice, Karp and Frank write, "supports rather than stigmatizes, engages rather than isolates, empowers rather than silences, and teaches that meaningful accountability can rebuild a fractured campus community.
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"It really is something that further stigmatizes — it works against everything advocacy groups are trying to achieve in terms of access to care, and getting people treatment," Penner said.
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Labeling Flint's children as "poisoned," as many journalists and activists have done since the city's water was found to be contaminated with lead in 214, unjustly stigmatizes their generation.
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Affordable housing, employment, medical and mental health care, and violence prevention programs could reduce parental incarceration, which has been recognized as an adverse childhood experience that traumatizes and stigmatizes children.
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"This year has also been about changing the narrative – from one that blames, disbelieves and stigmatizes victims, to one that holds abusers to account," said the U.N.'s Mlambo-Ngcuka.
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Nonnecke said those accounts are now targeting women who are sharing their stories online in light of the Alabama ban, using derogatory words like "slut" or "whore," which further stigmatizes abortion.
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Even one of my favorite Black feminists, Audre Lorde, wrote: Even if it's your favorite feminist doing it, separating sex work and porn out from "the erotic" further stigmatizes them. 83.
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But to the extent that this is true for addiction patients in particular, it may be a survival mechanism in the face of a society that often stigmatizes people who use drugs.
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Many LGBT+ people, particularly those living outside the capital, fear family and friends will reject them if they come out - something compounded by often heated political rhetoric that stigmatizes them, said Macko.
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"Defendants' disparate treatment of transgender individuals deprives them of their right to equal dignity and stigmatizes them as second-class citizens in violation of equal protection guarantees," Lambda Legal wrote in briefs.
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During the course of the series, Dr. Akopian helps her understand her feelings and behaviors in a constructive way that feels genuine, with a portrayal that celebrates therapy rather than stigmatizes it.
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Last year, Hungary introduced a measure requiring NGOs that get money from abroad to register with the state, a bill that NGOs say stigmatizes them and is intended to stifle independent voices.
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Media coverage of this stigmatizes others with related diagnoses, most of whom suffer greatly but rarely become dangerous enough even to harm an individual person, much less carry out a mass murder.
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Corporate marketing campaigns often paint queer women as a monolith and lean toward overtly tender and heartwarming depictions of women-loving women, which further stigmatizes those who reject marriage, monogamy, or vanilla sex.
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It also said the administration's approach "stigmatizes" teens for having sex and restricts their ability to make informed health choices, and that the changes might be a precursor to ending the program altogether.
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Transgender women say the reference to a disorder stigmatizes them, although the army has softened its description from the previous "permanent mental disorder" and says it has improved the way they are treated.
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Because I think there's so much talk in the media about "greedy pharmaceutical companies," and talk that stigmatizes people who use these pills as addicts or degenerates, which is all part of the story.
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Farmers previously pushed back on Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc for advertising of its non-GMO ingredients and fought hard against efforts by states including Vermont to introduce mandatory labels, saying it stigmatizes the ingredients.
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In a culture that overwhelmingly stigmatizes fat and celebrates thin, the last thing a child needs is the reinforcement of a message they already hear every day: that losing weight will make them better.
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Ours is a culture that simultaneously incentivizes people to gain weight and stigmatizes them when they do, and then offers the bullshit promise of instant weight loss through some miracle diet or incredible exercise secret.
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Transgender personnel will be the only military personnel denied their statutory entitlement to proper medical care as determined by military doctors, and they will serve under a policy that stigmatizes their contribution to our defense.
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Most of the time there's no malice, but comments like these, which trivialize serious illnesses, feed a society that stigmatizes the mentally ill, isolating them and making it impossible for them to live fulfilling lives.
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Moved by Sesay's resolve, the school principal, Eric Conteh, defied the law, risking his career and becoming an unwitting figurehead in the fight against a rule that rights groups say is outdated and stigmatizes teenage pregnancy.
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But in a society that still stigmatizes mental illness and psychiatric medication, being open about what you're really going through in a particular moment without necessarily trying to "fix" it can be its own kind of healing.
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But if the government were to flagrantly reject its own federalized values by, say, detaining hundreds of children under horrendous conditions and pretending that it's legal, then the loop of morality that stigmatizes the crime breaks down.
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"In practice, what we have seen is programs are targeted unfairly at American-Muslim communities, seeing them through a security lens which alienates and stigmatizes," said Hina Shamsi, director of the American Civil Liberties Union's national security project.
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While some medical experts have described the president's behavior as dangerous and insisted it's necessary to link that to his mental health, others have said the speculation harmfully stigmatizes people with mental illnesses, the vast majority of whom are not dangerous.
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" Critics say rather than normalizing menstruation, the campaign stigmatizes it —Red (@RookieKE) October 29, 2019 Bosire told Insider people who menstruate continue to face stigma, often causing low self-esteem in young girls, because periods are thought to be "dirty" and "disgusting.
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The bottom line: This move further stigmatizes the Guard Corps by putting them on equal footing with non-state Sunni jihadist groups and places the burden on the IRGC to change their behavior or live with the stigma — and penalties — of the FTO list.
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Fortifying the walls between access to health care, housing and employment services and transgender women, one of the most highly affected and at-risk populations in the U.S. and around the world, only further stigmatizes these persons and drives them away from health services.
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Legal scholar Elise Boddie has written persuasively about how a color-blind approach to admissions stigmatizes and demeans the dignity of students of color because it denies them agency over how they present themselves and renders invisible an important aspect of their personal experience.
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Even if you are not a clinical professional, you should refrain from pathologizing Trump, because using terms for mental illness to denote morally outrageous acts, poor judgment, or the crass statements of an Olympic-class jerk stigmatizes mental disorders and undermines efforts to alleviate suffering.
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How does one transform, overnight, the country of fellowship with immigrants from around the world into a ghetto, a closed-off space that stigmatizes, mistreats, chases, expels and cancels legal rights to those who are seeking —with effort and hard work— to live free of misery?
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" And so, today, affirmative action discriminates against whites and then lies about it; public and private bureaucracies trample freedom of association; political correctness stigmatizes dissent and censors language and even thought; "every single state must now honor" Martin Luther King Jr., "and affirm its delight in doing so.
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"By compelling transgender persons in North Carolina to deny their gender identity when using public facilities, H.B. 2 stigmatizes them and conveys a clear message — with the full force of State law — that they are second-class citizens whose gender identity is under-serving of solicitude or respect," the companies said.
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There is a flaw contained within the Rooney Rule, however, and it has nothing to do with its overall effectiveness at increasing racial diversity among league decision-makers, or whether it stigmatizes minority coaches who would have gotten interviews anyway, or if it is incomplete because it does not apply to coordinators or personnel directors.
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Employing a frank yet eloquent writing style, the slim book traces a path from the author's rape as an 18-year-old in 1980s Europe to the ways our society stigmatizes victims into silence, shame, and helplessness while, at the same time, allowing perpetrators to go unpunished for many years, if ever at all.
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The reports of the president's supposed comments — and the ensuing discussion of them — fit into a broader, troubling continuation of a narrative that is far too common in the United States, one that stigmatizes Haiti and Haitians as nothing more than the sum of natural disasters and instability, a country rampant with death and disease.
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López Obrador, known to his supporters affectionately as AMLO, also slammed Trump's "America First" rhetoric and condemned his administration's cruelty toward immigrants: How does one transform, overnight, the country of fellowship with immigrants from around the world into a ghetto, a closed-off space that stigmatizes, mistreats, chases, expels and cancels legal rights to those who are seeking —with effort and hard work— to live free of misery?
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