Humiliation By Sarah Rosenberg of The Beyond IntractabilityProject
Rosenberg writes about humiliation as the devaluing of a person or people in an attempt to strip away their pride and self-respect.
She cites “three possible outcomes to the effects of humiliation”:
“Acquiescence, or depression and apathy, nothing changes.”
“Antagonism, anger, rage, and the violent pursuit of change, often hierarchy is not abolished but merely reversed.”
“Antagonism, anger, rage, and the non-violent pursuit of change, including forgiveness and reconciliation, and the dismantling of hierarchy towards a human rights based system of equal dignity for every citizen.”
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