Sentence examples for race stereotypes from inspiring English sources

And yet, according to Alice Eagly, a psychology professor at Northwestern University, "Gender stereotypes trump race stereotypes in every social science test".

Coffee with milk is still coffee.' " When she graduated from Brown, Ms. Bridges envisioned a career in advertising (her thesis was on gender and race stereotypes in print ads).

The choreographer Camille A. Brown begins "Mr. TOL E. RAncE," a look at race, stereotypes and the way humor plays into them, with a video montage of numbers from minstrel shows.

Just as important to his ability to disagree in a civilized and understanding manner was his ability to crack jokes about race, stereotypes and inequality that were never offensive and always pertinent.

Chen, a militant BEAA (British East Asian Artist) playwright who blogs as Madam Miaow, fucks around with race stereotypes in the poems "Yellowface" and "Anna May Wong Must Die!" They have that perfect mixture of fun and threat.

It's strange, because nowhere else did I detect any kind of race stereotyping.

The British just about knew how to contend with vegetarian Hindus who raised slogans rather than guns, but Bacha Khan's "unarmed army" of Pashtuns, which turned the martial race stereotype on its head, left them completely bewildered.

But as Jay Caspian Kang wrote about here on the site, the creator of the #CancelColbert campaign, Suey Park, was not unaware of Colbert's satirical humor, but rather angry that he had decided to mock one form of race stereotyping by putting forth another, perhaps more socially acceptable, example of it.

They are curious and develop social skills and friendships, as well as become more prone and receptive to a host of exclusion practices, such as gender and race stereotyping, bullying and victimization.

It can be too easy when speaking of race, bias, stereotypes and inequality to arrive at simplistic explanations.

What Mr. Kemp's has produced is a low-key version of the play with race and stereotypes seen in much American art in recent years.