Sentence examples for unfounded stereotypes from inspiring English sources

Firstly, his actions create more fear and support the unfounded stereotypes surrounding brown people.

Both South Dakota and North Carolina have passed bills barring transgender students from using bathrooms in schools that don't correspond to their gender assigned at birth, citing unfounded stereotypes of trans people as sexual predators.

"Our hope is that some of the data points can be used to push back against unfounded stereotypes that most Muslims are dangerous," Elisabeth Becker, the principal investigator for the MAP NYC project, told HuffPost.

And if states digest this fact and still fail to consider the way these laws help encourage unfounded stereotypes of people on welfare, it's fair to wonder if lawmakers are just using Americans in need as a disposable chip to satisfy the assumptions of their constituents.

In fact, the inattentive interchanging of URM with "underperforming" and "disadvantaged" serves to propagate unfounded stereotypes about students of color in the sciences, stereotypes that can artificially reduce their academic performance and success in the sciences (see 31. Stereotype Threat).

While Lin may have been overlooked because of unfounded racial stereotypes about his athletic ability on the basketball court, the many urban youth of color who identify with him are often misperceived as lacking academic ability because of their race and socioeconomic status.

At the grave risk of exacerbating the unfounded, anti-Semitic stereotype that Jews are stingy I'm going to argue that the concept of giving charity does not exist in Judaism.

Deb: Yes, but those stereotypes are unfounded.

These "black misandric stereotypes" are unfounded resulting in harsher and more punitive forms of oppressive action toward the black community.

But he warns that the Internet can also be a dangerous force when used to reinforce society's worst stereotypes or to fan unfounded rumors.

Well, it seems that stereotype was not entirely unfounded if you looked for a moment at Bill Gates, the creator of Windows and de facto king of pocket protectors.