The phrase "remove prejudice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the act of eliminating preconceived judgements based on race, gender, or any other type of personal bias. For example, "We must all work together to remove prejudice from our society."
Excessive timidity, nervousness when facing others and attempting to explain transactions of a suspicious character, and offences charged against him, will often confuse and embarrass him to such a degree as to increase rather than remove prejudices against him.
Our music is now helping to break down boundaries, unify different sections of society through music and dance, helping remove prejudices and stereotypes from people's subconscious".
"Those of you who write for Viração magazine have an important responsibility, not only to inform people about the truth about HIV and to help remove prejudices surrounding it, but to also inform young people about the importance of life values and skills, including respecting and taking care of ourselves and each other," said the Grand Duchess.
Last week Prime Minister Mario Monti of Italy wrote in a letter to Ms. Reding that binding quotas would represent "a significant milestone at the European level to allow the effective participation of women in economic decision-making, removing prejudice and out-of-date conservatism".
With some self-interest and some justification, Darwin wrote a decade-and-a-half later, on the publication of his own treatise on natural selection, that Chambers did "excellent service in this country in calling attention to the subject, in removing prejudice, and in thus preparing the ground for the reception of analogous views," including Darwin's own.
Jesus taught us how to co-exist in peace by removing prejudices and embracing every person that God has created -- not just the ones who act, eat and look like us, but those whom society has neglected.
I am trying to remove the prejudice against frozen food and get people to understand it is better for you [than chilled or fresh]," he says.
"I want to convert them — not to be Muslims, because we have more than enough Muslims, but to convert their hearts to remove the prejudice and fear," Mr. Marayati said.
