rehumanize

The Chrome extension for humanity.

rehumanize - The Chrome extension for humanity

rehumanize is a Chrome extension that replaces dehumanizing words like 'queue jumpers' and 'boat people' with the term 'humans', bringing more dignity and respect to those who are often marginalized in media.

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By: https://rehumanize.me

Users: 53

-5

Rating: 4.06

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Version: 1.0.0 (Last updated: 2015-09-04)

Creation date: 2015-09-04

Risk impact: Low risk impact

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Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Size: 18.94K

URLs: Website

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# 85,547 ▼ 1,604

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#1204 in News & Weather ▼ 1

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It’s in your newsfeed, it’s in the news. Too often those fleeing disaster and despair are called “queue jumpers”, “boat people” or worse.. “illegals”. It’s easy to lose sight of their humanity.

This simple Chrome extension replaces these words and brings in a little more dignity. Let's call them humans.

User reviews

This extension as remarkably stupid. Articles and pages were written that way for a reason. Hiding things because you don't want to "feel bad" or because you want to virtue signal to yourself or others is the behavior of a spoiled brat. You don't need to agree with these things but sweeping them under the rug doesn't make them disappear. The people who think this app has any purpose need to grow up and face reality, and not take offense at every little thing.

Firestar9114, 2017-04-21

An article is meant to be read as it is written. If you alter it you're missing the point, what the author is trying to tell you. Now if you don't have the common sense to distinguish right from wrong or you just want to live in a fairytale then this extension is just right for you.

Γιαννης, 2016-11-19

Terrific idea, if only we could edit the words out of people's mouths. I've been seeing the word imhuman a lot recently, I assume that's meant to be the same sort of thing...