KnowraDehumanizationLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to Dehumanization, each with the reason it gives.All 13Broader topic 1Related 12StereotypeRelated: Extreme group stereotypes can portray people as less human and justify mistreatment.GenocideRelated: It can weaken restraints against harming people identified with the targeted group.ScapegoatingRelated: Treating targets as less than human can make their exclusion or mistreatment seem acceptable.Hate speechRelated: Hate speech can deny targeted groups' humanity, making mistreatment seem acceptable.ObjectificationRelated: Objectifying someone can strip away perceived agency and make mistreatment easier to justify.Moral disengagementRelated: Seeing victims as less than fully human weakens restraints against harming them.Genocide studiesRelated: Research examines how degrading representations can make exclusion and violence seem permissible.ContemptRelated: Contempt may support dehumanization when inferiority judgments erase a target’s equal standing.HatredRelated: Treating targets as less than human can intensify hostility and ease cruelty.Anti-Polish sentimentRelated: Nazi anti-Polish propaganda helped present occupation violence as permissible.HandcuffsRelated: Public restraint can carry meanings of stigma and humiliation beyond its physical effects.SupremacismRelated: Denying equal humanity can make domination and violence seem permissible.