Stigmatization - Revision history

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Xzenu at 11:11, 4 November 2015

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Xzenu: /* Stigmatization in example texts */

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‎Stigmatization in example texts

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 * ''[[Afrophobia]]'': Associating dark skin or African ancestry with all kinds of negative traits.
 * ''[[Homophobia]]'': Portraying gay people as being "unclean".
 * ''[[Whorephobia]]'': People constructing sex workers as being "dirty" harms sex workers in many ways. Including, ironically, making it harder for them to quit because thy fear they might get fired from any other job if their background gets outed.
 * ''[[Misogyny]]'': The idea that a man would somehow be unable to control himself when he's sexually attracted to a woman, thus making male-on-female rape the woman's responsibility. Note that while this attitude is extremely misogynistic, it is also very misandrist as well... although in [[Infantilization|different]] [[Denial of Agency|ways]].
 ==Stigmatization in example texts==

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 SO, what about ''valid'' stigmatization? Surely there are some behaviors and beliefs that truly deserve to be stigmatized? Well, only if it still bad enough for that when portrayed and categorized in a fair and balanced way. Generally speaking, the burden of proof is on the accuser.
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+==Interactions with other facets and abstractions==
 This [[facet of categorism]] is likely to intersect with facets such as:

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 * ''[[Equivocation]]'': Take one blame-worthy behavior and one superficially similar very different behavior, pretend that they are the same thing and stigmatize the later as if it were the former. For example, expand the concept of "murderer" to include games where no actual person actually gets hurt - then look down on teens as if they were "murderers" simply for playing "violent" computer games.
 Examples of applying this facet to a particular [[foci of categorism]] can include:
 * ''[[Afrophobia]]'': Associating dark skin or African ancestry with all kinds of negative traits.

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 ==Interactions==
-This [[facet of categorism]] is an expression of [[bigotry]] or a side effect of [[prejudice]] and [[discrimination]].<br>
+This [[facet of categorism]] is likely to intersect with facets such as:
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-It is likely to intersect with facets such as:
 * ''[[Hate-crimes]]'': Low level hate-crimes are often a matter of stigmatizing people.
 * ''[[Marginalization]]'': Those who are not given a chance to participate and contribute are then looked down upon for not participating and contributing.

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-People being discredited or looked down upon for belonging to a certain category or seen as behaving in a way associated with that category. It is a matter of social norms for how people are supposed to behave and what categories it is considered acceptable to belong to. The same category or behavior that is preferred in one social context may be stigmatized in another.1 (In Swedish: stigmatisering)
+People being discredited or looked down upon for belonging to a certain category or seen as behaving in a way associated with that category. It is a matter of social norms for how people are supposed to behave and what categories it is considered acceptable to belong to. The same category or behavior that is preferred in one social context may be stigmatized in another. (In Swedish: stigmatisering)
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 It is likely to intersect with facets such as:
 * ''[[Hate-crimes]]'': Low level hate-crimes are often a matter of stigmatizing people.
 As well as with [[abstractions of categorism|abstractions]] such as:
 * ''[[Loosely defined abyss-category]]'': Letting the stigma define itself.
 Examples of applying this facet to a particular [[foci of categorism]] can include:
 * ''[[Whorephobia]]'': People constructing sex workers as being "dirty" harms sex workers in many ways. Including, ironically, making it harder for them to quit because thy fear they might get fired from any other job if their background gets outed.
 * ''[[Misogyny]]'': The idea that a man would somehow be unable to control himself when he's sexually attracted to a woman, thus making male-on-female rape the woman's responsibility. Note that while this attitude is extremely misogynistic, it is also very misandrist as well... although in [[Infantilization|different]] [[Denial of Agency|ways]].

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	* [[Adam's homophobia]]: Adam doing stigmatization on the individual level by expressing his bigotry and on the dogmatic level by promoting a worldview that has no room for gay people.		* [[Adam's homophobia]]: Adam doing stigmatization on the individual level by expressing his bigotry and on the dogmatic level by promoting a worldview that has no room for gay people.
	* [[A frivolous arrest]]: On the individual and systemic level: To be arrested is shameful for the individual as well as for the category.		* [[A frivolous arrest]]: On the individual and systemic level: To be arrested is shameful for the individual as well as for the category.
		+	* [[Mr Garrison's Homophobia]]: The teacher's rant stigmatizes gay people in many different ways.

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	* [[Adam's homophobia]]: Adam doing stigmatization on the individual level by expressing his bigotry and on the dogmatic level by promoting a worldview that has no room for gay people.		* [[Adam's homophobia]]: Adam doing stigmatization on the individual level by expressing his bigotry and on the dogmatic level by promoting a worldview that has no room for gay people.
		+	* [[A frivolous arrest]]: On the individual and systemic level: To be arrested is shameful for the individual as well as for the category.

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	Examples of applying this facet to a particular [[foci of categorism]] can include:		Examples of applying this facet to a particular [[foci of categorism]] can include:
	* ''[[Whorephobia]]'': People constructing sex workers as being "dirty" harms sex workers in many ways. Including, ironically, making it harder for them to quit because thy fear they might get fired from any other job if their background gets outed.		* ''[[Whorephobia]]'': People constructing sex workers as being "dirty" harms sex workers in many ways. Including, ironically, making it harder for them to quit because thy fear they might get fired from any other job if their background gets outed.
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		+	* [[Adam's homophobia]]: Adam doing stigmatization on the individual level by expressing his bigotry and on the dogmatic level by promoting a worldview that has no room for gay people.