Sentence examples for perceptions of prejudice from inspiring English sources

The findings come days after the latest British Social Attitudes Survey found evidence of perceptions of prejudice in the workplace.

In the class, Obama emphasized how people's experiences and backgrounds could influence their perceptions of prejudice and the possible need for government action to curb its effects.

Reform Rabbi Rick Jacobs, head of the largest movement of Judaism in North America, called Jews' perceptions of prejudice against others "inspiring".

For too long, and Augusta National is another prime example of this, golf has suffered under the perception of prejudice.

Perceptions of class prejudice are high across the social spectrum but peak at opposite ends; 66% of social grade A (the highest grade) agree that class prejudice is common, and 62% of social grade E (the lowest grade) concur.

This might be connected with the relatively less attachment they show to their Australian identity due maybe to perception of being the target of prejudice, an issue that can be addressed by implementation of prejudice reduction strategies.

This was true whether we referred to attitudes, perceptions of gay rights, or prejudiced behaviour.

In contrast with research focusing on employability, the present research explores DE students' experiences with, and perceptions of, studying online, documenting prejudices and benefits for the purpose of enhancing higher education experience and administration for all involved.

Professor Gregory M Herek has studied this issue in depth, and notes " … sexual prejudice reflects influences of in-group norms that are hostile to homosexual and bisexual people … another source of prejudice is the perception that gay people and the gay community represent values that are directly in conflict with one's personal value system".

Quite the contrary; it is only by being fully aware of race and racial perceptions that we can mitigate the negative consequences of prejudice.

Values clarification has potential to help transform the attitudes of stakeholders to abortion and abortion care through workshops in which fears and perceptions of abortion are openly discussed and prejudices considered with a view to steering 'values' towards a more sympathetic view of the mother's needs and rights beyond that of the foetus which she carries.