Sentence examples for existing stereotypes about from inspiring English sources

Interpreting rap lyrics as autobiographical reinforces existing stereotypes about young black men's "inherent criminality", Nielson said.

Similarly we know the disparity between women and men in leadership roles in the workplace perpetuates existing stereotypes about the role of women both at work and in broader society, and exacerbates gender pay inequity.

Nor did the film's failure to conform to existing stereotypes about "African poverty films".

In reality, the publicity surrounding black athletes' success simply taught the Nazis how to refine existing stereotypes.

Stage two is the subversive portrayal, taking place on "ethnic" terrain but aiming to challenge existing stereotypes.

Mileena was one of the characters cited by Guy Aoki as allegedly perpetuating existing stereotypes of Asians as martial arts experts.

Kusturica's work is highly original and not easy to classify under existing stereotypes or theories.

However, she undermines this position, and her subsequent analysis goes on to reinforce existing stereotypes: 'Why the possible genders divide?

Stereotype threat can be defined as fear that one's behaviors will confirm an existing stereotype of a group to which one belongs (Steele and Aronson, 1995).

Caregiver-companions may also hold pre-existing stereotypes or misconceptions about cultural norms that inform their apprehensions.

They cannot be replaced by X Factor, which merely clones existing entertainment stereotypes.