Unfortunately, intense skin-color discrimination, casual stereotyping, intense fear of blacks, and black and white isolation are still very prevalent in America.
Describing the sequence in detail makes for an inefficient exposition in a review, but it's worth doing nonetheless, because the scene is a textbook case of ugly prejudices breezing through conventional dramas as if they were nothing exceptional — the kind of casual stereotyping that should have gone out of style half a century ago and should never have been in style in the first place.
But that is little excuse to allow casual negative stereotyping against men to become an accepted social norm.
Casual racial stereotyping would no longer be limited to "dude, I wonder if that guy has a bomb," but would lurch into the realm of the severely post-modern "dude, I wonder if that guy is a bomb?" And Newsweek remarks that such bombs would soon be "conjuring fears, not least, that someone who looks great with child could in fact be heavy with explosives".
— Bill Clinton "I am particularly disappointed by the president's casual use of inappropriate stereotypes about Israelis, dividing their views on peace based on ethnic origins".
The cartoon might have been a glaring problem due to Hogan's name in the title, but the cartoon's casual xenophobia and ethnic stereotypes are pretty true to the network's broader content.
But its racial stereotyping and casual use of the word "nig-nog" make it all but unwatchable today.
And by being forthcoming, your roommate helps combat the stereotype that casual contact with someone who has H.I.V. presents a health risk.
Shriver began by making light of a recent incident in the US, where students faced prosecution for what was argued by some as "casual racial and ethnic stereotyping and cultural insensitivity" at a Mexican-themed party.
Or are our pop-cultural references to Gypsies just a toxic mix of sensationalist stereotyping and casual racism?
