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= pervasiveness of othering: how widespread and deeply ingrained the process of "othering" is across societies, cultures, and institutions; othering means defining or treating certain individuals or groups as fundamentally different, inferior, or outside the accepted norm (“us” vs. “them”) | = pervasiveness of othering: how widespread and deeply ingrained the process of "othering" is across societies, cultures, and institutions; othering means defining or treating certain individuals or groups as fundamentally different, inferior, or outside the accepted norm (“us” vs. “them”) | ||
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= pervasiveness of othering: how widespread and deeply ingrained the process of "othering" is across societies, cultures, and institutions; othering means defining or treating certain individuals or groups as fundamentally different, inferior, or outside the accepted norm (“us” vs. “them”)
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