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Liberal paternalism: Weak-victim narratives facilitate the disempowering treatment of refugees and low-income individuals
Refugees, low-income individuals, and other groups that are systemically disadvantaged often show substantial strength and agency, including in contending with the adversity they face. Yet, media, politicians, and other stakeholders sometimes portray these individuals as weak and passive victims. In
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