Dehumanization

The logic and necessity of the new generation — and what they are so furiously opposed to — must be seen against a background of what has gone wrong in America. It must be understood in light of the betrayal and loss of the American dream, the rise of the Corporate State of the 1960's, and the way in which that State dominates, exploits, and ultimately destroys both nature and man. Its rationality must be measured against the insanity of existing "reason" — reason that makes impoverishment, dehumanization, and even war appear to be logical and necessary. Its logic must be read from the fact that Americans have lost control of the machinery of their society, and only new values and a new culture can restore control. Its emotions and spirit can be comprehended only by seeing contemporary America through the eyes of the new generation.

Rice, the second woman to hold the top U.S. diplomatic post after Madeleine Albright of the Clinton administration, pledged continued efforts by the United States to combat the dehumanization of women in every form.

Racism and dehumanization have no place in a just society.

Our collective stance against racism and dehumanization is unwavering.

Silence in the face of racism and dehumanization is complicity.

The fight against dehumanization and racism demands our vigilance.

Education is crucial in combatting dehumanization and racism.

Tolerating racism and dehumanization perpetuates systemic injustice.

Institutional change is essential to eradicate racism and dehumanization.

Dehumanization and racism corrode the moral fabric of society.