The next day, Peter decides to re-convert the family to Catholicism and becomes prejudiced against Lois' heritage, becoming anti-Semitic.
Outsiders worry about prejudice becoming respectable.
She refused to accept ingrained prejudices, becoming the driving force to change her high school sports team name from a racist stereotype to the Red Hawks and was involved in Idle No More.
It means becoming an object of prejudice and fascination, simultaneously hypervisible and invisible to white society, your emotions and inner life ignored.
When unification comes, it is easy to imagine northerners becoming victims of similar prejudice.Just say noSo far, what has been missing from Kim Dae Jung's programme is political reform.
The TUC general secretary also said that, under the coalition, "class prejudice" was becoming "respectable".
She added: "And under this government, class prejudice is becoming respectable once again".
Christians are becoming known for their prejudice and judgement (in that recent poll, almost 70percentt of Millennials said their church as too anti-gay, and 1/3 cited anti-gay policies and attitudes as a major reason why they left their childhood faith).
In many countries, once the old order has been banished, the battle for women's rights is becoming the decisive contest between prejudice and democracy.
In this worldview, Americans are becoming more likely to trust our neighbors, less prejudiced, more tolerant of people different than us, less materialistic and more apt to desire a good life based on satisfying relationships.
