Sentence examples for damaging stereotype from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, this type of humor is problematic as it reinforces a demeaning and damaging stereotype about an entire ethnic group".
The reality of her life as a scientist, she says, is that "there's an especially damaging stereotype that scientists do their best work while they're young".
By not relying on the domestic violence allegations, Palaszczuk has avoided both the pre-judging of allegations which have been denied, and has not fed the damaging stereotype that all Aboriginal men are inclined to violence towards women.
"If we live in a society that expects its older citizens to continue to support the fabric of their society and values them for doing so, we shall at least put to rest the damaging stereotype of older people as essentially passive in relation to society at large.
More than cheap Chinese accents, black face-paint or gags about curry, this is the most damaging stereotype to emerge from Britain's racist comedies, and the one that still won't go away.
"The campaign is not anti-BET campaign nor an anti hip-hop campaign," Mr. Coates said, but a broader attack on damaging stereotypes.
I hope change comes because the movies need new and different voices and visions, something other than deadening, damaging stereotypes and storybook clichés.
In parallel, Toussaint is developing a sharable, open-source tool, the Africa Stereotype Scanner (ASTRSC), which uses digital technologies to scan for damaging stereotypes and implicit biases in reporting about Africa.
Veterans have complained that too often they are labeled with the disorder, and that ascribing all violent acts among veterans to the psychological scars of war perpetuates damaging stereotypes.
In 2014 the UK Youth Parliament, a youth organisation of elected members, voted to campaign on raising awareness around mental health issues among young people; in 2015, they called for greater health service provision and compulsory mental health education in schools, to help challenge damaging stereotypes.
While there is now more acceptance of women — expats and nationals — in high-ranking positions, damaging stereotypes about their abilities and commitment still exist.
