Sentence examples for consequence of prejudice from inspiring English sources

But is being tribally anti-Tory the consequence of prejudice as much as good sense?

His courage and braggadocio in the ring are the fruits of his upbringing, his irreverence for the opinion of others the understandable consequence of prejudice shown towards his people.

Women have suffered, and continue to suffer, the consequences of prejudice and patriarchy.

Social issues set his own mental juices flowing, and his best films not only probed the consequences of prejudice, corruption and betrayal, but also celebrated individual acts of courage.

Thus, stereotypes are both causes and consequences of prejudice but not always.

And an apology would recognize the tragic consequences of prejudice that ended this man's life and career.

Quite the contrary; it is only by being fully aware of race and racial perceptions that we can mitigate the negative consequences of prejudice.

This is also the consequence of decades of prejudices.

It's what you would expect: how poorly Muslims are treated in this country, how the American prison system is fundamentally flawed, how there are no winners in murder cases, how prejudice of all kinds seeps into every action of ours, and how unintended consequences of those prejudices can ruin lives.

As a docent at the Japanese American National Museum, Yasuda sees reminders of prejudice and its consequences every time she climbs the stairs to the museum's core exhibit. .

In his piece about the causes and the cultural effects of ageism, Tad Friend fails to discuss one of the most important consequences of that particular prejudice — its economic impact ("Getting On," November 20th).