Sentence examples for hurtful stereotypes from inspiring English sources

Also, purveyors of "hurtful" stereotypes, especially stereotypes that are "hurtful" to New Yorkers, do not read The New Yorker.

The decision came a day after a mother and her son filed a civil rights lawsuit claiming that the play, written by a teacher, promoted hurtful stereotypes in its portrayal of old mobsters who look and sound like characters from "The Sopranos".

Hurtful stereotypes are one thing.

We have learned enough to taboo similarly hurtful stereotypes of women and people of color.

I loved the part where she challenges the divorcee to debunk the hurtful stereotypes of divorced people.

In addition, Lochte said he was "really sorry" to the Olympic Games' host city and country for tarnishing their reputation with a story that conjured up hurtful stereotypes.

The association's mission is to combat the hurtful stereotype of the accordion as an instrument suitable only for wedding receptions and polka clubs in the Catskills.

The first step is to put aside the hurtful stereotyping of homosexuals as people who are damaged and perverted.

Of all people, Pondexter should understand the hurtful nature of stereotypes and insensitivity.

We're sure you understand how hurtful and damaging stereotypes are.

Rep. Juan Vargas (D-Calif). tweeted that he found it "disturbing" that Omar was perpetuating "hurtful anti-Semitic stereotypes," which in turn earned him a quote tweet from Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y ., who askeD-N.Y .o explain his stance that it's unacceptable to question U.S. foreign policy.