Sentence examples for declining prejudice from inspiring English sources

I called Tesler up to ask him to ask him how his findings jibed with Goldman's demonstration of declining prejudice.

But recent annual social attitudes surveys show that the number of people with such prejudices is declining.

The level of self-reported prejudice declined year on year until 2000.

She said: "Levels of racial prejudice declined steadily throughout the nineties, but have been on the rise again during the first decade of this century.

Goldman reports that racial prejudice declined to a greater extent among McCain supporters, Republicans, and conservatives" than among Obama supporters, Democrats, and liberals "because exposure to a counter-stereotypical black exemplar should be most informative and surprising for those with more negative preexisting images of blacks.

Fig. 2 shows a sharp decline in prejudice among whites living in the 25 most contested states where the airwaves were saturated with political ads, compared with the much more modest changes in states that were not contested and thus not heavily advertised in: Change in White Racial Prejudice in the Top and Bottom 25 States in Television Advertising Spending by the Obama Campaign.

Goldman compared the relatively sharp decline in prejudice during the last six months of the 2008 Obama campaign with the much slower reduction in prejudice over the previous 20 years, as measured by public opinion data from the American National Election Studies, the General Social Survey and the National Annenberg Election Study.

What they show is a decline in prejudice towards minorities, and especially towards Jews.

In 1936, celebrating his 25th anniversary on the force, he said that while he could not imagine the elimination of prejudice, it seemed to be declining as blacks improved educationally and financially.

A press officer for the national police in Ireland sent me an email declining to comment on this issue, because it might prejudice cases currently before the courts.

And while "prejudice" has survived, its use in racial contexts has been declining since the 60's.