"destroy prejudice" is a correct and usable sentence in written English.
You can use it to show your disapproval of prejudice or to encourage people to open their minds and be more tolerant. For example: Let's work together to destroy prejudice and create a more equitable and just society.
He defines experimenting in terms of its basic method of variation and its capacity to destroy prejudices about nature.
The preamble states the purpose of Alpha Phi Alpha: To promote a more perfect union among college men; to aid in and insist upon the personal progress of its members; to further brotherly love and a fraternal spirit within the organization; to discountenance evil; to destroy all prejudices; to preserve the sanctity of the home, the personification of virtue and the chastity of woman.
In doing so, they not only destroyed the prejudices which once separated them, but also proved to their families and country the merits of women's hockey.
He contracted polio in his formative years and has struggled throughout his life against the prejudice that can destroy lives.
"A Cry in the Dark" works wonders on so many levels -- as a mature exploration of how religion helps keep some families together, as a prescient reminder of how innocent victims can be destroyed by media bias, public prejudice and judicial carelessness, as a demonstration of the inconceivable power of nature -- that it's shameful such a modern classic has been virtually forgotten.
Trump IS the one percent, he IS working on your prejudices, and he WILL destroy the Republic if he is elected, make no doubt about it.
The zombies are anything that comes into your life, without prejudice, and destroys it.
He is used to further the theme of the movie, that Carter's life was destroyed because of racial prejudice".
Finally, Ebola serves as a proxy for the many long-held Conservative prejudices about Obama – that he is an African-born interloper come to destroy America.
In Northern Rhodesia, colonial officials were issued with further orders to destroy "all papers which are likely to be interpreted, either reasonably or by malice, as indicating racial prejudice or religious bias on the part of Her Majesty's government".
I hope that Chinese people don't bring group prejudice and the essentialist ways of thinking about nation/ethnicity to the twenty-first century to destroy the new opportunity of historical development and the close cooperation and co-prosperity of the Chinese nation.
