It shows that nonvoters are not invariably more pro-Democratic than voters, as stereotypes suggest.
The Japanese, he says, are still often portrayed in the west as stereotypes.
And rumours about individuals, as well as stereotypes about groups of people, can quickly spread.
But as stereotypes go, this one couldn't be farther from the truth.
As stereotypes go, this one is as complex as it is ruggedly benign.
They see us as stereotypes; you're either a typical hard screw or a too-soft social worker.
Kanatakta wants the ironworkers to be recognized not as stereotypes but as contributors to the life of New York City.
Both, as stereotypes have it, did marry earlier, value family life, pick jobs for security more than potential for greater reward.
However, the more time elapses, a full restoration of the relationship gets more difficult, as stereotypes and vested interests on both sides become more entrenched.
Ms. Sozzani said the issue was not a response to criticism that she, too, has under-represented blacks or portrayed them as stereotypes.
The prospect of being in a room full of white people dressed as stereotypes of black street criminals makes me squeamish.
