Using the Words “Rankism” and “Dignitarian”

Since Robert Fuller introduced the word rankism, it has appeared on the Internet and in media and academic articles on the law, religion, business, education, healthcare, democracy and social policy.

The second word, dignitarian, refers to people who safeguard the dignity of others and work toward a dignitarian society. Writings which cite dignitarian include works on the law, religion, civil society, human rights, bioethics (cloning and stem cell research), and deep democracy.

Here is a select list of online reference resources that currently include the word rankism:

Bullying. Canadian Content.
Bullying. Knowledge.com.
Bullying. Reference.com.
Discrimination. Susan’s Place Transgender Wiki.
Discrimination.Wikiworld Encyclopedia.
Discrimination. Answers.com.
Dignitarian. Double-Tongued Dictionary.
Rankism. Biography.ms.
Rankism. BuzzWhack Dictionary.
Rankism. Double-Tongued Dictionary.
Rankism. Encyclopedia Vestigatio.
Rankism. Facteri (Italian).
Rankism. The Free Dictionary.
Rankism. Labor Law Talk Dictionary.
Rankism. Merriam Webster’s Open Dictionary.
Rankism. NationMaster.com.
Rankism. Omnipelagos.com.
Opentopia. Opentopia.
Rankism. Quickseek Encyclopedia.
Rankism. Search.com Reference.
Rankism. Union of International Associations (World Problems).
Rankism. Urban Dictionary (Word of the Day, 8/16/06).
Rankism. Wikipedia.
A.Word.A.Day: Rankism. Wordsmith.org.

Posts that contain Rankism per day for the last 30 days: