Sentence examples for destructive stereotypes from inspiring English sources

Reinforcing destructive stereotypes.

Through such generalizations are destructive stereotypes born, on both the left and the right.

"This is a river of song, of culture, of community, with a strength that resists oppression and destructive stereotypes.

The district's demand of neutrality on homosexuality, the suit says, is inherently stigmatizing, has inhibited teachers from responding aggressively to bullying and has deterred them from countering destructive stereotypes.

Trump could have said, simply, "a person sitting on their bed", but he chose to specify the fictional hacker's fictional weight, because it evokes destructive stereotypes about fat people and antique ones about nerds.

In the letter, he said that the show perpetuated "destructive stereotypes" about black people by using their answers to that question and employing private investigators to examine their arrest history, allowing them to disqualify the contestants.

However, the slurs directed at the peoples of the former Yugoslavia also came from some of the Ambassadors whose populations/states had also suffered destructive stereotyping.

Based on the insight that girls' confidence drops significantly during puberty, the team created a social experiment to smash this destructive stereotype of doing something "like a girl" for women.

But we need to ditch destructive old stereotypes and wake up to the reality of a vast place – bigger than China, India, the United States and much of Europe combined – that is home to 55 very different countries, with diverse communities, rapid growth and rampant change.

These destructive racial stereotypes remain powerful today, exerting influence on people's judgments of whether a rape has occurred, how serious an offense it is, and who is to blame (Foley et. al. 1995; Donovan and Williams 2002; George and Martinez 2002).

Because to prevent violence and discrimination against women we need to defy destructive gender stereotypes.