The prejudiced were "those who don't differentiate between real Islam and the extremist version.
Well, I'd be surprised if anyone actually believes it has the power to inspire Damascene conversions among the prejudiced.
After reading "In the Days of the Vaquero," only the prejudiced or staid would see vaqueros as unskilled or unimpressive.
In the Sunday Times interview with the 53-year-old and his mother we see what happens to the children of the prejudiced.
"The internet was full of crap fake news that skewed the arguments and fed everyone the prejudiced viewpoints they were looking for.
I can't think of when the narrow-minded, the prejudiced, the stupid, the reactionary could have been outraged by something on the Broadway stage.
Dr. Weissbourd suggests that the article promotes the prejudiced notion that wealthy parents don't need to worry about parenting, because they are essentially good at it, while poor parents should worry a lot, because they aren't.
Yet it was the very act of picking up the prejudiced notion and suggesting it was a valid opinion for public debate that was so offensive, something the BBC utterly failed to acknowledge.
Persecutors and the prejudiced – whether they are US segregationists or sexists – almost always posture as the real victims, claiming that their way of life is under attack from the state.
She concluded: "As long as the ignorant, the complacent and the prejudiced dismiss this threat as caused by a few rogue actors, the west will surely lose this war it refuses even to name".
Many of the prejudiced don't speak with the filmmakers, and their more progressive children appear behind screens that make them unidentifiable, presumably because they worry that they'll incur their parents' wrath.
