How Person-First Language Gives You Power
Briefly

On June 12, 1983, during the National AIDS Forum, 11 gay men with AIDS declared ‘The Denver Principles,’ condemning labels like ‘victims’ which suggest helplessness rather than empowerment.
The Denver Principles emphasized person-first language, asserting that people should be defined by their humanity, not their health conditions, shaping a more compassionate dialogue around AIDS.
Read at Psychology Today
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