When we label someone as deviant, we are often enforcing con... - Erving Goffman

"When we label someone as deviant, we are often enforcing conformity to unstated social rules."

Erving Goffman Justice

Sociologist Canadian-American 1922–1982

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"We are all actors on the stage of life, playing roles we create for ourselves."

"The self is not something that preexists our social interactions."

"All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players."

"We manage the impressions we give to others to maintain a desired image."

"Justice must always prevail."

"You think I'm just some animal?"

"Fighting for what's right never gets easier."

"Justice is worth fighting for."