Sentence examples for face stereotyping from inspiring English sources

A Government spokesperson from the Department for Education said:  "No woman should ever feel that their gender is a barrier to success, nor should they face stereotyping at any stage of their lives.

Collectively, a community perceived as "contaminated" may be passed over for programs or benefits, face stereotyping that affects the quality of health care, or suffer lost real estate values or financial liability for remediation [ 47].

Skill development targeted three key career tools for women scientists: (i) effective mentoring and networking; (ii) developing negotiation skills; and (iii) strategies to face stereotype threat in a negative work climate.

Adam Pertman, the executive director of the Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute, a research group, said policies vary by agency and by state (Florida has an outright ban on adoptions by homosexuals), but single men face stereotypes and suspicion.

Yes, I still face stereotypes, but now they don't bother me as much.

Face stereotypes head on by directly stating your intent as well as your emotions.

As a dual-degree engineering major in the AUC, my peers and I did not face "stereotype threat" and were able to grow and become confident in our abilities.

But women who work in roles traditionally held by men often face stereotypes and unfair treatment on the job.

This is an empowering message because she partly geared it to Latino/a students who are facing or will face stereotypes and prejudices in life.

Her experiences in women's rugby are similar to those that gay players face; stereotypes abound, but they can be shattered by simply watching a game.

While gender bias continues to limit upward mobility for all women, women of color continue to face stereotypes that define leadership as contrary to both their gender and their ethnicity.