Sentence examples for we stigmatized from inspiring English sources
"Why have we stigmatized vocational education?" asked Rubio.
And who are we stigmatizing?
Like all articles about climbing Mount Everest, this one invites the question of why we stigmatize some forms of risky self-indulgence but not others.
"When we stigmatize them by using their names, we say that childhood in America ends at 4 years old," she said.
"We market to them, and then we stigmatize our teens as being so much involved in risky behavior," said Dr. Lynn Ponton, an adolescent psychiatrist at the University of California at San Francisco and the author of "The Sex Lives of Teenagers" (Dutton 2000).
To this end, the disclaimer "we stigmatize racism, but we expect immigrants to assimilate to our language and culture" arises, thus, broadening the spectrum of racist discourses.
When we stigmatize mental illness, we belittle a person's life - and their suffering.
Rather than embrace risk, we stigmatize mistakes -- even those that were based on sound practices.
The problem is, when we hold onto our fears, we stigmatize the people who are on the outside.
How can we stigmatize the sale and possession of ivory and similar products when we're selling it ourselves?
When people have plastic surgery to improve their appearance, do we stigmatize them and claim they have a psychological disorder?
