Sentence examples for a strong stigmatization of from inspiring English sources

First, there is a strong stigmatization of depression, which was generally considered a sign of weakness during Albania's communist period [ 24].

Sexual morals have typically had a gender imbalance, leading to a stronger social stigmatization of women.

Since the industrial revolution, a silent stigmatization of idleness has been on the rise.

And that hasn't gone unnoticed by conservative writers who fret about a broader stigmatization of their craft.

Reflection on hell encouraged a stigmatization of "the other" that in turn emphasized the differences between these religions.

And while our research does not show negative attitudes towards others in general, it does indicate a potentially problematic stigmatization of low-income neighborhoods.

"It's an absolutely unfair stigmatization" of Tijuana and Ciudad Juarez, Jorge Madrazo told reporters.

The stigmatization of those with RRMS also contributes to the isolation of these patients; this effect is enhanced by many of the symptoms of RRMS, especially depression, which has a strong negative impact on the life of patients [ 37].

PLHA activists stated that, while this association between HIV and the gay community led to increased stigmatization of this group, it allowed people affected by the disease to organize, not only as a group in need, bus as bearers of a social condition attached to a strong identity.

Mental health advocates also opposed the measure, arguing that reporting these records to a federal database contributed to the stigmatization of mental illness.

Sheff, a journalist, writes that America's "stigmatization of drug users" has backfired, hindering progress in curbing addiction.