Sentence examples for keep prejudice from inspiring English sources

If you prejudice, you can't move, you keep prejudice for years.

In order to keep prejudice from being passed down to future generations, it is imperative that we keep racism, homophobia, and other forms of discrimination, part of the national conversation.

For Mr. Godbout to write that Richler "kept prejudices alive" is not only ungenerous and slurs the memory of someone who cannot respond, it is a parody.

Citing comments he made recently to a national meeting of the Anti-Defamation League, a Jewish organization, Cardinal Dolan said he had told the group that Jews and Catholics, having experienced bigotry themselves, should work together to keep religious prejudice from entering the presidential campaign.

While Bower presents himself as a detached quester after the truth who approached this subject with unpartisan "curiosity", he can't always keep his prejudices under control.

It's not OK to scream every time you die (as many hilarious YouTube videos can attest, yes, some people actually do this).. Keep your prejudices to yourself.

Such prejudices keep Gypsies outside Italian society, a situation that encourages petty crime and fuels more discrimination.

Her verdict was that he succeeded: "Mitchell masterfully, humorously, combines the classic components of a scary story … Don't let any anti-fantasy prejudices keep you from being swept up into his unreal reality".

In the UK, an inversion appears to have occurred: just as gay people were once forced to be closeted, arguably now it's homophobes who feel closeted – forced to keep their worst prejudices under wraps lest they come under fire from what they droningly call the "PC-brigade".

For Kate (60 years old, HIV-positive for 20 years), this lack of knowledge contributed to stigma: "Otherwise, we keep the same prejudices.

P12 Gay actors still fear prejudice will keep them from top roles.