Dignity vs. Humanity
‘Protecting’ disaster victims’ dignity is barking up the wrong tree.
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Jeff Brooks
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That’s OK, right? The problem is how “recognizing dignity” is practiced. In real life, it means we mustn’t use images or verbal descriptions of:
* people holding out their hands;
* emaciated or otherwise endangered people;
* people in squalid surroundings that show their poverty; or
* people in visible grief or pain.
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