Examples of using Stigmatized in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Do you know how it feels to be stigmatized like that?
He added that the Turks"stigmatized" the Egyptians with the name or the'People of the Pharaoh'.
With the suicide, they call it a" stigmatized property.".
They punished people and stigmatized them and shamed them more, and every year, the problem got worse.
The devil was identified with Faust and the woman stigmatized in her sex.
Even members of a stigmatized group can stigmatize others, and we often do to those closest to us.
It remains one of the most misunderstood and stigmatized illnesses today.
Or decades, Irish society stigmatized unwed mothers, pressuring them to give up their newborns, often in shadowy adoptions.
Mental health andmental illness are very much still stigmatized in our society.
Are bullied or stigmatized because they are women, black women, HIV-positive, gay, Northeastern, live with a disability, among other features.
No stigma,a belief system is actually shared by stigma and stigmatized.
Stigmatized as a form of recreational drug up until a few years ago, CBD can now be found everywhere from online retailers to wellness stores and spas.
The stigmatist fears becoming the kind of person who hates, and the stigmatized person feels[that] shame….
Some people with psoriasis may feel stigmatized and embarrassed, particularly when people they know mistakenly believe that psoriasis is contagious.
But if the solution of practical problems requires the application of these stigmatized doctrines, they forget their criticism.
Unfortunately, I didn't know that I really wanted to look like Lena Horne. When I grew up, of course,you know… black stars were stigmatized.
Because of the stereotype that techies cannot communicate,they also can be stigmatized that they lack adequate teamwork skills.
They are bullied or stigmatized because they are black, HIV-positive, gay, Northeastern, live with a disability, among other features target of discrimination in the country.
Instead, such shifts strengthen the line between what is considered good, healthy, and normal and what remains bad,unhealthy, stigmatized, and criminalized.
The‘yellow journalism' of the 1890s and the tabloid journalism of the 1920s and 1930s stigmatized the press as a profit motivated purveyor of cheap thrills and vicarious experiences.
American dissatisfaction with Japanese defense efforts began to surface in 1975 when Secretary ofDefense James R. Schlesinger publicly stigmatized Japan.
This observation is very intriguing because the original function of psychiatry around 300 yearsback was penological wherein the psychiatrist stigmatized persons as“mad” deprived them of liberty, and assaulted them with chemical and physical interventions.
The consequence is that many talented, brilliant and creative people think they are not, because what they were good at while inschool was either not valued or stigmatized.
In most cultures, persons with epilepsy have been stigmatized, shunned, or even imprisoned; in the Salpêtrière, the birthplace of modern neurology, Jean-Martin Charcot found people with epilepsy side-by-side with the mentally ill, those with chronic syphilis, and the criminally insane.
US dissatisfaction with Japanese defense efforts began to surface in 1975 when Secretary ofDefense James A. Schlesinger publicly stigmatized Japan as a passive defense partner.
In most cultures, persons with epilepsy have been stigmatized, shunned, or even imprisoned; in the Salpêtrière, the birthplace of modern neurology, Jean-Martin Charcot found people with epilepsy side-by-side with the mentally ill, those with chronic syphilis, and the criminally insane.[138] In ancient Rome, epilepsy was known as the morbus comitialis('disease of the assembly hall') and was seen as a curse from the gods. In northern Italy, epilepsy was once traditionally known as Saint Valentine's malady.[139].
It was a victory over a blatant act of bigotry,a 670-page Belgium Parliamentary Commission report published in 1997 that stigmatized 189 religions and religious organizations.
Once the investigation commenced in 1997, Scientologists and the Church of Scientology were singled out by the prosecution foradverse treatment afforded religious groups stigmatized as“sects”.
The state may not routinely coerce defendants to plea bargain, accept a reduced charge and plead“guilty” and“no contest”, nor require them to take classesin understanding the judicial system and get stigmatized by mental examination if they refuse to plea bargain.
If women understood the natural progression of matrescence, if they knew that most people found it hard to live inside this push and pull, if they knew that under these circumstances, ambivalence was normal and nothing to be ashamed of, they would feel less alone,they would feel less stigmatized, and I think it would even reduce rates of postpartum depression.