School officials must treat all students equally and may not demean and stigmatize transgender students by relegating them to separate restrooms from their peers".
Kennedy has said in several opinions that the government may not "demean" loving couples who are gay.
They may feel demeaned and de-energized and develop symptoms like insomnia.
Doctors spend so many years perfecting their complex skills that they may feel demeaned if a patient rejects treatment.
This may sound rather demeaning to the poor, like Marx's comment about "the idiocy of rural life".But it is important to understand because, as the authors remark, "things that make life less boring are a priority for the poor".
"As politically correct as this may be, it demeans the immigrant population as incompetent, and makes a mockery of the American ideal of personal accomplishment," Miller wrote then.
If we don't know people who lack access to food and shelter, we may enact policies that worsen their situation and demean them as people.
In the joint opinion, those four justices wrote, "government may take race into account when it acts not to demean or insult any racial group, but to remedy disadvantages cast on minorities by past racial prejudice".
As for those bikes (Bale has to mount one of them, which he may have found rather demeaning after riding his nifty Bat-Pod in "The Dark Knight"), they are launched from the shins of a giant Terminator, which treads on a gas station as if trying to squash a roach.
There is undoubtedly some truth to this, however demeaning it may be to both candidates, but in reality, the more consequential ur-text for the Clinton 2008 campaign may be another Hollywood classic, the Katharine Hepburn-Spencer Tracy"Pat and Mike" of 1952.
