Sentence examples for face stigmatization from inspiring English sources
Due to errors and biases embedded in data and algorithms, the non-medical impact of the classifications may be damaging to those with mental illness who already face stigmatization in society (Monteith and Glenn 2016).
Despite such evidence, however, people who work part-time may face stigmatization from peers who believe that, to be successful, scientists have to spend 100 hours a week in the lab and publish a half-dozen papers a year.
Despite these large numbers, individuals with disabilities often face stigmatization that serves as a barrier to inclusion and growth.
While there are no large, randomized, controlled trials, the early research seems to suggest that kids of gay parents do just as well as those with opposite sex parents, even though many still face stigmatization for having gay parents.
An increasing number of children are orphaned and rendered vulnerable by HIV/AIDS and have to face stigmatization and discrimination.
Girls like Fatou – the ones who have the courage to speak out – are rare in this country, where they inevitably face stigmatization.
Historically, sexual assault survivors have faced stigmatization and even have been blamed for the crimes committed against them.
Because they faced stigmatization and worse at home, the couple moved to Saudi Arabia, where Malik worked for many years as a refrigerator and air-conditioning repairman.
Millions of children were affected in some way or other – falling victim to the deadly virus, becoming orphans, facing stigmatization, losing months of school education, and being traumatized.
Millions of children have been affected in some way or other -- falling victim to the deadly virus, becoming orphans, facing stigmatization, losing months of school education, and being traumatized.
Conclusions:Street children and demographically similar community children have similar healthcare-seeking practices and preferences, although street children face increased stigmatization.
