Sentence examples for harmful stereotype from inspiring English sources

Parade officials have argued for days that the hit television show plays to a harmful stereotype that Italian-Americans are mobsters.

It turns out my erroneous and harmful stereotype is quite common among Millennials and the 30-something crowd, as this very well done AARP video makes clear.

The idea of Asians as the "good immigrants" ― wealthier, better educated and higher skilled ― is a harmful stereotype that pits Asians against other communities of color, often only to the benefit of white people.

The ACLU, for example, urged Congress to disapprove the SSA regulation, stating, "We oppose this rule because it advances and reinforces the harmful stereotype that people with mental disabilities, a vast and diverse group of citizens, are violent".

If you automatically chose "woman" you are not only wrong -- my client is a male senior VP at a leading IT company -- but you are also indulging in a lazy yet harmful stereotype of what many commonly assume typifies "male" or "female" leadership styles.

Harmful stereotypes would fade.

But such inaccuracies perpetuate harmful stereotypes.

I agree that "outdated and harmful stereotypes" exist.

Mr. Ewalt, in the rebuttal round, said that reality shows reinforce harmful stereotypes.

In "World Migration Report for 2011," the International Organization for Migration, a 132-member intergovernmental body based in Geneva, warns that misinformation about migration fans "harmful stereotypes, discrimination and xenophobia".

Now in their fourth year, the awards – organised by the Norwegian Students' and Academics' International Assistance Fund (SAIH) – seek to challenge charities to move away from harmful stereotypes.