Sentence examples for debunking stereotypes from inspiring English sources

Growing military and veteran students and programming increases diversity while debunking stereotypes.

But not only are Jamaica making their nation proud, they've also debunking stereotypes in the process.

In terms of debunking stereotypes about South Africa, a good place to start is the assertion, contrary to popular wisdom, that "townships are not so dangerous".

Dr. Davidoff took pleasure in debunking stereotypes about the elderly and continued to see clients at her home office in New Canaan until a few weeks before her death.

SALT LAKE CITY — When Marguerite Driessen, a professor here, entered Brigham Young University in the early 1980s, she was the first black person many Mormon students had ever met, and she spent a good bit of her college time debunking stereotypes about African-Americans.

Since you started your journalism career, you have been committed to debunking stereotypes.

Fairbanks and her co-founders want to remove stigmas, debunk stereotypes and spread awareness about the severity of eating disorders.

An Anglo in-law strives to fit in and debunk stereotypes, showing off his newly learned Spanish and conga dancing along the way.

Farmers Weekly hopes the competition has debunked stereotypes about farming, and will inspire other people to pursue careers in agriculture.

For one thing, focusing on similarities can decrease the discomfort and tension between people, and it can debunk stereotypes.

The museum aims at once to debunk stereotypes about public housing residents; represent the full complexity and depth of their stories; and address the political and societal injustices that have shaped public housing.