Will patiently explain that hatred of immigrants is nothing to do with racism, nor does a firm stand against gay marriage constitute prejudice.
This move had a mixed response, with some praising him for his bold stance and others claiming that including the name of a caste in a song doesn't necessarily constitute prejudice.
Written in the form of a mathematical equation, O = P + SP, we can chart oppression (O) as constituting prejudice (P) plus the social power (SP) to enforce that prejudice upon members of minoritized groups (Howard 2006).
It's not just the scale of the disaster; it's the way we were led into disaster by Very Serious People who were quite sure that their prejudices somehow constituted wisdom.
The mean score of these four items was calculated, constituting the scale Prejudiced beliefs, ranging from 0.0 (no prejudiced beliefs) to 4.0 (maximum prejudiced beliefs).
Creative licence is one thing, but slandering a great man's reputation – while buying into the nasty 1950s prejudice that gay men automatically constituted a security risk – is quite another.
All the modes of school violence found displayed underlying derrogatory attributions of ethnic prejudice towards indigenous students, and constituted a perpetual cycle of mistreatment towards ethnic groups in the school.
