Sentence examples for correct stereotypes from inspiring English sources

Anyone left in New Jersey who dares to joke about cement overshoes finds their fax machines jammed by groups trying to correct stereotypes of Italian-Americans on TV.

Our organization, Yachay Wasi (the name derives from the Quechua words for House of Learning), is trying to correct stereotypes about the Inka civilization that appear in the Western media.

First, that everything you probably think about hula is wrong, so let me correct those stereotypes.

For many years now, I have wanted to write my memoir -- a book that would help correct Western stereotypes of Islam, especially the image of Muslim women as docile, forlorn creatures.

And, in a related move, such professions as engineering and architecture are using brand or image advertising to educate Americans on what they do and attempt to correct damaging stereotypes.

Here he writes like a history painter, a technique acquired from Goethe, ironically exploiting his tableau to correct the stereotype of the Olympian poet, remote from the politics of his day and, by extension, our own.

In order to do that, it must correct a stereotype: a Lexus is smooth, while a BMW is smooth and sexy.

Reilly recently commended the studio for addressing — if not correcting — female stereotypes the studio perpetuated for decades.

The director's project is to create portraits of black love that are highly stylized but not aloof, politically urgent but not aimed at anything as basic as correcting a stereotype.

Richard Dowden's "Africa Altered Statess, Ordinary Miracles" aims in part to correct the negative stereotypes.

Talk to my friend Ross who works on a national level trying to correct media based stereotypes between the Church and the gay community.