Sentence examples for types of prejudice from inspiring English sources

We have minimal impact on the environment in which we are raised and the types of prejudice we face during an interview or in the Board Room.

Different types of prejudice (e.g. racism, sexism and prejudice toward homosexuals) have been shown to be highly correlated (e.g. Bierly 1985; Ekehammar and Akrami 2003), implying that people who reject one out-group will also tend to reject others.

We assumed that a player's action purely depends on the coplayer's reputation; players do not refer to the group identity of the coplayers or use other types of prejudice.

According to new research published by the American Psychological Association, 176 police officers in large urban areas (mostly white males with an average age of 37) were tested to determine levels of two distinct types of bias, prejudice, and unconscious dehumanization of black people by comparing them to apes.

But the movement has grown in size and anger with the recognition, activists and residents say, that black people in Toronto and across Canada face the same types of prejudices as their American counterparts, while a similar pattern of impunity protects the police.

It's impossible to tell what types of prejudices these ads may have incited, subtly or otherwise.

Although I have never lost a job over these types of prejudices, I'm quite certain that I've not been offered jobs in the first place for reasons that have absolutely nothing to do with my credentials or ability.

Coming from a Latina background, I've struggled in the past with many types of prejudices.

Concerned communities should engage in dialogue with Muslims and their organizations, and learn more about them, rather than rely on the types of prejudices and paranoia being hawked by Islamophobes.

Getting By was written to tackle this type of prejudice, and stereotype, and to explain the complexity of working-class life, and life on council estates.

It doesn't matter whatever type of prejudice or background you have been raised with, you still relate to the people in the photograph because he's shown them in such an intimate and respectful way.