It is of extreme difficulty to acknowledge mental illness since it would mean the individual is part of a stigmatized population. It's troublesome to admit the emotional, cognitive and behavioral issues because of the reaction of society. The purpose of normalizing mental illness allows the sufferer to feel more comfortable sharing the symptoms without having to worry about the possible stigmatization from friends and family. This would allow prompt treatment and a fast return to wellbeing.
People who sought “normalization” for individuals with mental illnesses wanted to educate the public about the stigma that exists in order to prevent the possible stereotypes, discrimination and prejudice that they suffer in society due to the wrong understanding of the subject.
Unfortunately in our society mental illness is still not fully comprehended because many individuals are unaware of the causes and how it impacts daily life.
One of the main issues taken by Al Gore during his presidential run for president of the United States of America in 2000 was what he called 'Environmental Activism'.
Along with the slogans: 'Leadership for the New Millennium and Prosperity for America's Families', the Gore campaign made the Environment and many related issues a centerpiece of his campaign.
Mandela gave a discourse from the litigant's dock. He represented somewhere in the range of three hours, before closing with the regularly cited entry "I am set up to die".
