Sentence examples for racial misconceptions from inspiring English sources

Much like the tongue-in-cheek and satirical "Stuff White People Like" by Christian Lander, this article is intended to expose the silliness and puerility of the mindset that espouses ethnic, tribal, racial misconceptions and xenophobia.

Since then the show has come to be considered too corny, too confused, too tainted by misconceptions about its racial politics.

"One of the misconceptions in this debate is that the Racial Discrimination Act prohibits racial vilification.

"Considering the state of where our world is today, there could not have been a better time to address misconceptions of lesser-known cultures and racial groups," Lee said.

We documented racial and ethnic variation in California women with the misconception, despite adjusting for selected socioeconomic factors; the remaining variation likely reflects unmeasured socioeconomic or cultural factors.

Using innovative sampling and recruitment methods and online data collection techniques, Tefft et al. (2014) present survey results that quantify the sizable racial disparities in delayed driving licensure among 18-year-olds and that dispel the widely held misconception of graduated driver licensure programs being the main reason for delayed licensure.

The misconception about feminism that it's just about women becomes a problem, because people of different racial backgrounds have different experiences.

Another involves misconceptions.

"Their misconceptions are amazing.

There were some misconceptions.

The misconceptions come easily.