Miranda's requirements are, in the most stereotypical police view, the intrusive work of nosy outsiders from the world of the law, people sitting in the serene comfort of their cushy offices and judicial chambers, telling the police how to handle things on the dangerous streets.
"Imagine the stereotypical … mother-in-law character … criticizing you for an hour straight once a day, every day, day after day," wrote the artist, who's also described struggling with addiction.
A modern woman, Mother had set herself against the stereotypical role of mother-in-law.
It is not required curriculum in the United States to learn about the influence caricatures in blackface and other stereotypical portrayals had on sustaining laws that institutionalized the social, academic and economic disenfranchisement of people of color, poor people, women, disabled people and others.
This week, Molly started her first day at Hayward & Associates, a black-owned law firm, making bad stereotypical jokes to her new boss and co-workers.
The commission said that, in addition to violating anti-discrimination laws, the use of stereotypical images of American Indians in schools "has the potential to create a racially hostile educational environment that may be intimidating to Indian students".
Born in 1931, Le Carré is a product of a time when the civil service – rather than banking or commercial law, as now – was the stereotypical career path for beneficiaries of elite educations.
A graduate of New York University's Tisch drama school, Rodriguez has had stints on TV shows such as "Army Wives" and "Law & Order," playing somewhat stereotypical parts such as pregnant teens or a juvenile delinquent.
Imagine the stereotypical highly opinionated, completely uninformed mother-in-law character and apply it to every teenager with a computer in the entire world.
