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Discover LudwigThe phrase "labeling people" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to categorize or identify someone based on a certain characteristic or stereotype. Example: The media's constant labeling of young adults as lazy and entitled is unfair and harmful.
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Some scientists shudder at the thought of labeling people potential violent criminals.
"I think that this White House has been very adept at labeling people, and that's a concern.
Mr. Aidid holds regular press conferences in the Ethiopian capital, labeling people in the Mogadishu government as terrorists.
Labeling people who have an unpopular view as somehow intrinsically bad or immoral, declaring such views as intolerable even to hold, is now a big part of our culture and is having an impact on our conversations and our politics.
Labeling people as either having or not having potential doesn't do anything to help anyone.
Take stock of your entire team and figure out what you're actually working with, not on labeling people.
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Like, label people?
They thought it was wrong to label people.
Labelling people as criminal is often a self-fulfilling prophecy.
This also tells us that, very often, these distinctions are for social purposes: People label music, music labels people.
People need labels, people need simplification, and that stuck – and it was advantageous in that sense.
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