Dehumanization in a sentence

Testimony provided by presidents of your institutions showed a complete absence of moral clarity and illuminated the problematic double standards and dehumanization of the Jewish communities that your university presidents enabled,” the letter continues.

The demonization of Palestinians, and by association, Muslims, has flooded airwaves and screens, although such dehumanization certainly did not begin then.

The Jews were the target of the worst dehumanization, and of course constituted the majority of those slaughtered during the Holocaust, but a multitude of others were singled out and slain as well.

These are spaces for communities to live more freely from the laws and policies against our humanity and the indignities of dehumanization from other people’s bigotry.

Unlike the preceding 110 minutes, which got at genuine points about patriarchal society by methodically cataloging various iterations of disempowerment, gaslighting, and dehumanization, that scene makes no real point.

After the horror and dehumanization, the humiliation and the helplessness, the sons of Israel made these two men diamonds.

But there are ways to curb your empathy, and the key is dehumanization.

Hate and dehumanization can spread across a society and can corrupt and destroy democracy if we don’t heed the warning signs.

On Thursday, in the biggest mosque in the world’s largest Muslim-majority nation, the pontiff used a joint statement with Indonesia’s Grand Imam Nasaruddin Umar to pinpoint “two serious crises” facing the world: dehumanization and climate change.

She lost two grandparents herself in the pogrom, and she saw the play as a parable about how polarization and dehumanization of any group can lead to violence.

According to scholars, the Jewish holocaust and the Genocide against the Tutsi were forerun by dehumanization propaganda and incitement; and these tendencies must not be given room in society today as nations look at building sustainable peace.

But gay and lesbian Poles and liberal Poles say government officials are adopting a language of dehumanization.

Diallo, in an email, said reexamination of the propriety of having statues in public spaces that deny and/or praise “past dehumanization” is a critical first step in addressing the racism embedded in French society.

It is, instead, agreeing to overlook a policy platform wrapped up in dehumanization and the delegitimization of human beings.

Without action, we accept racism, brutality and dehumanization.

Both were likely impacted by circumstances fostered by hate, indifference, and dehumanization.

The Senegalese diplomat said Europe was witnessing daily humiliation and dehumanization of migrants and refugees.

The work of dehumanization was demanding and constant.

U.K.’s Imogen Poots (Michael Winterbottom’s “The Look of Love”) took best actress for her performance in Lorcan Finnegan’s “Vivarium,” a sinister and austere sci-fi parable of dehumanization.

Why then do I get more upset at the loss of things whose longevity is “to ours as the life of a gnat” than I am at the dehumanization of people made in God’s image, at abuse and murder?