Sentence examples for continued stigmatization from inspiring English sources
Without this distinction, marijuana's continued stigmatization prevents allocation of funding to research the components and optimal medical use.
Ed and I worked together on ABA policy to address the crippling problem of continued stigmatization of persons in recovery.
The cynical appropriation of women's right to self-defense by Stand Your Ground supporters masks the law's actual hostility towards women's use of force, including its continued stigmatization of women who fight back.
Many people see this is as a product of the continued stigmatization of atheists and other nonbelievers, which has made politicians hesitant to speak openly about their nontraditional religious beliefs.
While Jeff Sessions has continued the tactics of the failed war on drugs, Carlin and Lourido Ali don't believe the current political climate will impede their work, beyond the fact that people like Sessions contribute to the continued stigmatization of potentially beneficial substances.
Other factors stand out, including the continuing stigmatization of troubled warriors who dare to step forward for help.
We examine the unintended consequences of this selective assimilation, namely how messages that propagate ignorance and fear, as well as misunderstandings regarding the genetic basis of carrier matching, reinforce the continuing stigmatization of presumed carriers.
But whatever the cause of Prince's death, it provides us with a new lens that looks beyond the continuing stigmatization of those with addiction, which has prevented the creation of effective treatment programs and compassionate laws to assist users, rather than trap them in a permanent and destructive cycle of criminal charges and incarceration.
Indeed, many of the circumstances that culminated in the pursuit and killing of Trayvon Martin by a neighborhood watch volunteer seemed to signal the continuing social stigmatization and exclusion of young black men.
This response is consistent with the epidemic control protocol described previously, but many survivors experienced stigmatization long after this 1-month period, in part, because they continued to experience other illnesses (e.g., vision problems, fatigue, leg pains).
Heng, the same woman who was so critical of PAS and the canings above, continued with "Wanita MCA does not support, much less promote the LGBT lifestyle, but neither do we support witch hunting, snoop squads out to bust into people's personal space and public stigmatization".
