If so, he promised, they would not be stigmatized as obstructionists.
"Climate Justice at BC is well known on campus, but I feel as though our group, and divestment itself, have been stigmatized as a 'radical leftist' cause," said Sutton.
A profile of Mr. Bush by Nicholas Lemann in The New Yorker said that the governor's childhood resentment of being stigmatized as a low achiever has led him to reach out to minorities and others left behind by a failed school system.
"We cannot ignore the fact that the secession has been stigmatized as treason and that the purest and bravest men in the South have been denounced as guilty of shameful crime," the Daily Picayune wrote at the time.
"We cannot ignore the fact that the secession has been stigmatized as treason and that the purest and bravest men in the South have been denounced as guilty of shameful crime," the Daily Picayune wrote at the time.
Over the past four decades the response of the educational and political establishment to this reconfiguration of the urban kaleidoscope has been to eliminate shop classes since vocational training has been stigmatized as "racial profiling".
Women can deviate from this standard in many ways, but perhaps the most prominently is in size; "fat" women have long been stigmatized as aberrant sexual beings.
The Big Ten has been stigmatized as a conference full of plodding athletes.
"Country ham has been stigmatized as a Southeastern food," Ms. Cansler said.
For too long, affirmative action has been stigmatized as a means of prioritizing one racial group at the expense of another.
