Sentence examples for be stigma from inspiring English sources

"Wherever there is ignorance, there will be stigma," he adds.

I am the only person in my family to have gone into higher education and there can be stigma attached to making that jump.

There may still be stigma surrounding loneliness and mental health, but it is slowly being eroded, perhaps helped by the emergence of a host of positive, more solutions-driven stories.

In a moment of crisis,"we can hold their guns for them, talk to them, get them counseling, and once it's over and done with, we'll give them their guns back and there won't be stigma attached," said Eddie Cutler, the president of Gun Owners of Vermont.

"I was aware that should I get into the college I wanted to get into, that there would be stigma around it — to put it bluntly — that I got in because I'm black," said Ms. Sarycheva, who describes her skin tone as "coffee with a lot of milk".

NBLCA is focusing its attention in the coming weeks on fighting the topic of stigma, whether it be stigma faced by members of the LGBTQ community, African Americans or those living with HIV/AIDS.

"There was stigma".

That's stigma.

"There is stigma.

"There has been stigma and discrimination," he said.

There is stigma associated with it," says Pillay.