Yet, its insistence on the inculcating such virtues as "justice as respect for the rights of others, civility, liberality, humanity, self-denial, industry, thrift, courage, truthfulness, and a willingness to question prejudice, authority and the biases of one's own self-interest" very likely represents the qualities needed for citizens in a liberal society.
But from the moment that an LGBTQ individual officially begins their claim, they expose themselves to the invasive questions, prejudices, and particular culture or faith-based sensibilities of a battery of institutional workers and decision-makers.
Those who deny his homosexuality must now shut up, or at least question their prejudices.
Not by confronting them with unpalatable truths that question their prejudices.
It tends to reinforce rather than question, confirm prejudices rather than challenge them.
Treating delusions, he claims, might be harmful – instead we should "question our prejudices about normality".
By turning the situation on its head, Gillian Cross causes readers to question their prejudices against those whose lives are different.
Leaving aside the awkward truth that the proletariat tends to scorn the avant-garde and that Kelman's literary reputation is promoted by bourgeois intellectuals, he has played a valuable role in provoking us all to question our prejudices.
Bigots racial bigot or religious bigots never question their prejudices and bigotry.
When people see that even a 'nice lady' like me can have HIV, they have to question their prejudices".
