This incident plays a major role in all of Douglass's narratives: Covey represents the brutalizing institution of American slavery and Douglass's fight and victory represents the assertion of manhood,[10] self-respect, dignity and freedom.
Provision of these rights enhances self-worth, dignity and status and enables individuals' capacity to negotiate and address injustices [ 23].
The limited staff available have difficulty coping with the heavy workload while striving to assure the self-respect, dignity and professional care of the pregnant women, which may partly explain the poor interpersonal performance of public hospitals.
"We have a sense of self-dignity and honor, and we will defend our honor against those people who try to damage us, who try to rock society, who try to discredit the entire deputy corps," Mikhail Markelov, a member of United Russia, said before Friday's vote.
As these young women begin to open up about their stories, they begin to release their wounds and restore their self-dignity.
He had cheated, spit on me, and treated me beyond bad, and yet, I still wanted his love more than my own self-dignity.
Thank you for allowing me to share with you some thoughts and impressions about living (or not), loving (or not) the alcoholic/addict in your life; I'm grateful for your readership and I wish all a new year that's full of growth and renewed self-dignity.
Participation of PLWHAs illustrates that AIDS does not seclude an infected person from productive work and this also promotes their sense of self-dignity.
You must always show self-dignity and respect yourself, and he will follow suit.
A little indulgence in alcohol of good quality is a way to appreciate the fine life; too much alcohol or simply drinking to get drunk is a loss of self-dignity and an attempt to anesthetize yourself against the world.
