Sentence examples similar to built prejudice from inspiring English sources

The problems start, I believe, when religion begins to teach our youth an exclusivist agenda - claiming "truth" is the preserve of one particular belief system - an agenda which by its very nature tends to build prejudices against whoever does not belong to their exclusive club.

It combines many of the most tenacious problems in this fast-changing but troubled country: embedded social hierarchies built on prejudice, ritual and violence; huge inequality; patchy and politicised policing; and violence to women.

"Instead of doing something different, you have the worst type of policing built around prejudice against the poor, especially young black males.

Darwin built the prejudices of Victorian gentlemen into his account of the evolution of the sexes.

Mehta speaks a number of languages, and has built up prejudices and opinions about the people who speak them.

See if they have any built in prejudices against a certain brand and why.

We must maintain this wall built on fear, prejudice, filibusters and obstructionism.

Victoria I had this down as a one-trick pony – along the lines of that film from years ago that featured "real" sex (Romance), but luckily my girlfriend persuaded me to overcome my in-built prejudice against things that I have no actual knowledge of whatsoever and I really enjoyed it.

It swept to power last September promising to end prejudices built up under the ousted Liberal Democrats.

In earlier Hollywood movies, the prejudices built into society at large were reflected onscreen.

(A particularly strong counterargument could be built, using the prejudices faced by transgender artists, even within ostensibly queer contexts).