Sentence examples for policy stereotypes from inspiring English sources

For the record, just because black children are in a classroom with white children, doesn't mean we are integrated, it just means we have black children in the classroom with white children, still segregated by public policy, stereotypes, biases, and belief gaps!

To feminists, underlying issues for achieving equality include determining whether any of these policies enforce stereotypes, entrench prejudice, or treat anyone unfairly and whether law should be used to challenge them as a result.

The state attorney general, John Farmer Jr., has said that such tactics were encouraged by federal drug enforcement policies that stereotype certain ethnic groups as likely to be involved in drug activity.

Non-discrimination policies, addressing stereotyping and prejudging of immigrants would be beneficial in order to ensure maximization of productivity and the contributions of migrants to the local economy.

"If you want to make an impact in society you can make it directly through working with older adults, or indirectly through changing policy or challenging stereotypes.

We should demand that the FDA change its policy and keep stereotypes out of blood donation sites.

Lady Warsi - who was the first female Muslim cabinet minister - told The World at One: "I think it is lazy and sloppy when we start making policies based on stereotypes which do badly stigmatise communities".

Today, one in three women around the world are victims of physical or sexual violence; discrimination against women persists through laws and policies, gender-based stereotypes, social norms, and practices; women around the world earn 24% less than men for the same work; and women constitute only 22% of the world's parliamentarians.

The zoo has existed for years amid controversy over whether the docile tigers are drugged or beaten, as well as its racial stereotyping policy of hiring Africans to pose in loincloths – but Chinese tourists on a schedule have no time to think about any of that.

S. V. Rosser and E. O'Neil Lane, Key barriers for academic institutions seeking to retain women scientists and engineers: Family unfriendly policies, low numbers, stereotypes, and harassment.

Gun control advocates are generally right to oppose this but they should make sure they do not embrace bad policies based on stereotypes.