Sentence examples for perpetuating stereotypes from inspiring English sources

The actress Eva Longoria has rejected criticism of her controversial new series, Devious Maids, which has been accused of perpetuating stereotypes of Latina woman in the United States.

Instead of perpetuating stereotypes of villain rapists lurking in dark alleyways, we were made to consider how assault occurs on campus, in public and perhaps in relationships.

The Gregory Brothers' choice of subject matter has elicited a range of responses, with some critics asking whether they were perpetuating stereotypes or making light of a serious crime.

But a glitzy Toronto premiere couldn't mask the stink that came from a shoddily made and disappointingly performed turkey, that was ridiculed for perpetuating stereotypes, as well as making an interesting story seem incredibly dull.

Some feminists argue that conformity to patriarchal standards perpetuates women's oppression by perpetuating stereotypes about them, which harms, rather than benefits, all women (e.g., Cudd 1988).

In this article it is contended that measures like these are at best tinkering with the margins of gun control and also have the tendency to reinforce the stigma and discrimination experienced by persons with a mental illness, while perpetuating stereotypes of them as dangerous to themselves and others.

The crime writer Martina Cole, who grew up in Averly, Essex, is infuriated by shows that perpetuate stereotypes.

Your article is laced with innuendo, sarcasm and offensive phrases, such as La Cosa Nostra and Mafia, that perpetuate stereotypes.

German news media perpetuate stereotypes of lazy Greeks, while some Greek protesters invoke Nazism while condemning Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany.

I figured that sort of approach must be bad, because it would perpetuate stereotypes about male and female roles.

It's usually the men that do the talking and that just becomes more damaging as it tends to perpetuate stereotypes.