Sentence examples for dangerous stereotypes from inspiring English sources

It is outmoded and outdated, and it teaches children nothing but dangerous stereotypes about the world.

It makes us complicit in perpetuating dangerous stereotypes about African Americans – and by extension, all black people.

I've seen how books can open up dialogue and challenge dangerous stereotypes in a way that no other medium can.

Or, "This subject can only be portrayed in a certain way, or it will play into dangerous stereotypes about race, sexuality, gender, class and so on".

The proposal drew swift criticism from both sides as conservative Christians said the Boy Scouts had caved in to political pressure, and gay rights groups said they were perpetuating discrimination and dangerous stereotypes about gay men.

He explains: It's not just that the films are harmlessly caricatured visions of old-fashioned archaeology; they are filled with destructive and dangerous stereotypes that undermine American archaeology's changing identity and goals.

The notion that all adolescent girls, even normally developing ones, need to "get better" perpetuates a dangerous stereotype that may lead parents to ignore signs of serious psychological difficulty warranting professional intervention.

Mr. Kelly should apologize for the film, which was financed and distributed by the conservative Clarion Fund, and he should make clear that his department does not tolerate such noxious and dangerous stereotyping.

This shows he came to Newcastle with the notion of finding that quaint, parochial, grim-up-north picture of the Geordie struggle for survival - a dangerous stereotype to uphold.

Just as tragically, this policy promotes the dangerous stereotype that HIV is only a "gay disease".

Right from her debut in Om Shanti Om, Deepika has portrayed and reinforced the golden girl -- a dangerous stereotype of elusive, female perfection.