Sentence examples for it dehumanizes them from inspiring English sources
The effect of such challenges is particularly harmful to our children because it dehumanizes them and induces the violence that allows police to kill them.
"Denigrating Native Americans as mascots dehumanizes them and it pretends that their challenges are simply not important, that their children are not as important as white children or any other race," he said.
It's a subtle point, but thinking about people as consumers immediately dehumanizes them and makes it harder to empathize.
And calling them "hard hats" dehumanizes them too.
"The practice robs women of their will, objectifies and dehumanizes them and must be completely eradicated from Kurdistan".
But I always felt like if you know people, if you understand something about them and where they came from and what influenced their thinking in their lives, it's harder to dehumanize them.
Lucas's matriarchal revolution is not really feminist; following chivalric tradition, it dehumanizes women by making them divine.
It prevents the agents from being implicated in the morality of their action, and it dehumanizes the detainee, placing them not in the category of immigrant, but criminal (though many people without criminal records are now being swept up in "collateral" captures).
In order to deal with the fact that you are putting a person in a cage, it is often easier to dehumanize them.
Rep. Carlos Curbelo also stood up for immigrants under temporary protected status, saying that "under no circumstances is it acceptable to degrade, denigrate or dehumanize" them.
