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    If unjust social structures are a root cause of the targe... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→Using stigma as a public health tool is unjust when the targeted behavior is caused by unjust social structures.

    If unjust social structures are a root cause of the targeted behavior (e.g., obesity) in a group, then those individuals are already subject to injustice.

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    Yet another line of objection engages victim-blaming concerns similar to those raised against policies that would penalize those who engage in unhealthy behaviors. This objection challenges the arguments in defense of stigma as a public health tool by highlighting that the individuals and groups to be stigmatized are the ones subject to the injustice. In particular, there are significant concerns about whether stigmatization involves victim-blaming, encourages a culture of victim-blaming, punish

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