Collective Blame is a moral and epistemic construct that attributes responsibility for a wrongful act or outcome to a group as a whole, based on shared agency, complicity, or failure to prevent harm, even when individual members' causal or intentional contributions vary.
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AIDS Stigma and Sexual Prejudice
Gregory M. Herek, John P. Capitanio · American Behavioral Scientist · 1999 · 402 citations
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Ithaca, United States
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