Sentence examples for enforcing stereotypes from inspiring English sources

"We have to explore the consequences of silencing a community, the danger of enforcing stereotypes -- of gays and of the military," Mr. Wolf said.

The writer-director, Doug Stone, panders to his audience every step of the way, enforcing stereotypes of both character and content.

Needless to say, despite enforcing stereotypes and shining light on a pool of bad actors and being lead by a judge (Maria Conchita Alonso) who lost her mojo in the early 90s, the show will bring in ratings.

We don't want to enforce stereotypes".

To feminists, underlying issues for achieving equality include determining whether any of these policies enforce stereotypes, entrench prejudice, or treat anyone unfairly and whether law should be used to challenge them as a result.

"Even with good intentions and despite how small these actions are, microaggressions enforce stereotypes that Muslim women are tired of hearing," Igusti wrote.

Drug testing welfare recipients is not a new concept, and many have denounced it as a practice that enforces stereotypes that poor people are drug addicts or are using government money to buy illegal substances.

Moratorium on Single-Family and Tract Housing Configurations By singling out the single family home as a conveyor of individual wealth we have inflated its value as a social connector when in fact it is a social disconnector - separating the physical distance between strangers, alienating the wealth class from the poor, and creating "neighborhoods" that enforce stereotypes and social clichés.

"I dress both my kids in disruptive pattern camouflage," wrote StrokerAce, "to avoid enforcing gender stereotypes.

In rejecting my "female" gender, I am not enforcing binary stereotypes, but asking why the hell we have them in the first place.

It's way too simple to say it's just Angry Birds for Girls though: we are not into enforcing these stereotypes".