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One young teacher said association with it now brought stigma.
Binyah Kesselly, chairman of the board of directors of the Liberia Airport Authority, told the Associated Press that Duncan had brought "stigma" to Liberian ex-pats for bringing the Ebola virus to the U.S.
When the international commission considered the name "Yambuku virus," Karl Johnson and Joel Breman noted that naming the Lassa virus after the Nigerian village where it was discovered brought stigma to the community.
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He tells me that "the language is sort of a trap here" because, for thousands of years, "madness has brought a stigma with it and this stigma is one way in which suffering is brought".
He said that people like Duncan and Patrick Sawyer, a Liberian-American with Ebola who traveled to Nigeria and infected people there, have brought a "stigma" upon Liberians living abroad.
From the Jerry Lewis telethons, to stories where school teams become heroes simply by letting one kid with a disability play for a few minutes out on the court or field, our television sets have brought us stigmas that undermine the one-in-five Americans who have a disability.
But the study also warned that a mine could bring a stigma.
It's not easy, especially dealing with a condition that brings a stigma.
"I saw there was a need to go out into the community to bring down stigma and discrimination and do home visits after people found out their status," says Ms. Soi.
That brought home the stigma, he said, and it took years for him to recover from this rejection.
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