Sentence examples for stereotyping from inspiring English sources

Combating the deep-seated myths and stereotyping around people with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and personality disorder is the aim of Rethink Mental Illness, which also does brilliant work in advocacy, advice and carer support.

Jayaben Desai, who has died aged 77 after a long illness, defied stereotyping all her life.

Shaken national pride, a brutal war in the Caucasus and years of mismanaged reforms have landed many without perspectives but with a clear enemy to vent their anger on.Movies stereotyping Caucasians and openly promoting violence against them have been selling outMovies stereotyping Caucasians and openly promoting violence against them have been selling out in recent years.

Welfare reform is not about "stereotyping" the jobless, he waffled, but "transforming their lives".

But the significance of Ms Elauf's headscarf, he said, was "ambiguous .Putting the onus on employers without "actual knowledge" of applicants' religious scruples would be "unadministrable", the store's lawyer argued, and would lead to stereotyping.

To tell the hall: "reforming our benefits system is not about stereotyping everybody out of work, it's about transforming their lives".

The university – where a quarter of undergraduates are of east Asian origin – was accused of racial stereotyping by some students.

Other points of interest from this week's episode We've talked quite a bit about the possible stereotyping of Levi as the only recognisable Jew.

I happen to be an artist of Muslim and Pakistani heritage but I don't think this negative stereotyping is my issue, I think it is all of our issues.

"There has been only sweeping racism, racialised stereotyping and profiling and once again the one-size-fits-all agendas by a government to take control of Aboriginal affairs, when indeed Aboriginal affairs should be in the hands of Aboriginal peoples".

According to social-identity theory, this means that there is a multi-forked bias against us, which takes the form of that pernicious trident of hate - discrimination, stereotyping and prejudice.