Science (wild-haired boffins), hairdressing (you have to be gay), the police force (you have to be not gay), journalism (you have to be an alcoholic) – all suffer from stereotyping.
The competing theories are bad for business in a neighborhood that already suffers from stereotypes of its immigrant population.
Romantic poets sure have suffered from stereotypes: the super-sensitive swooner stereotype is milked for all it is worth by Mrs Miggins's fainting poets in Blackadder Three.
There is plenty of Gaelic drama but it does seem to have suffered from stereotype.
This relative underachievement of Asian medical students, together with the existence of the negative stereotype together, mean that the ethnic minority group in this study might reasonably be expected to have suffered from stereotype threat.
Nobody's ready to give up on them, not even we who putatively suffer from the stereotypes.
"But we suffer from the stereotype of resenting people who have been successful even if they have done nothing wrong.
Political and religious moderates both suffer from this stereotype: that moderate means indecisive, apathetic, even spineless.
CEDAW's goal of protecting women from discrimination in a variety of social, political, and economic settings presumes that men do not also suffer from sex stereotyping.
It follows that even though porn stars aren't stereotyped as negatively as are their sex worker prostitute counterparts, they will still suffer from the negative stereotypes of being a sex worker.
Although second and later generation Asian Americans appear to not suffer from the same stereotypes, studies have shown that the fifth generation doesn't do as well as their immigrant ancestors, an issue known as "immigrant vigor".
