Sentence examples for In prejudice from inspiring English sources

In "Prejudice," he leads the audience into believing he's about to use the N-word ("A couple of Gs, an R and an E, an I and an N") and then pulls a fakeout: "Only a ginger can call another ginger ginger".

In prejudice against Five Percenters from both Muslims and non-Muslims, broader US Islamophobia, and Clooney's attack on the Harvard black mass, we find the same mistake: A general failure to ask these people what their outrageous, offensive beliefs, and behaviors actually mean to them.

I never grew up in prejudice.

He said the bill was rooted in prejudice.

Ouseley said he had detected a rise in prejudice in football and beyond.

In times of stress, even smart and sophisticated people tend to be swept up in prejudice.

What he calls — God help us — "fatism" is a way of smuggling in prejudice against women and racial minorities.

On only one point was he crystal clear: "I just plain do not believe in prejudice of any kind".

In fact, I'm not sure the comments were even made to get a laugh – their roots are in prejudice.

He was often nominated but not elected to the United States Track and Field Hall of Fame until 1997, largely because of a built-in prejudice against race walking as a stepchild of the sport.

Ten years ago environmentalists played a major role in exposing the built-in prejudice of WTO rules, which tend to strengthen commercial interests against environmental regulation.