Reading Woolf on Nellie and, indeed, on the working class in general, it's easy to conclude that she was a cow to work for (prejudice, Light remarks, was her default mode, even though she picked at these prejudices in her fiction).
The country's ambassador to the UN, So Se-pyong, later slammed the move as "a work of prejudice and a misunderstanding of the republic".
In this, the most rewarding part of the book, Ford nimbly translates arcane legal doctrine and academic work on prejudice into tart, slyly engaging prose.
In order to work against prejudice and fear, the group gathers together young people from these countries in symbolic locations such as Srebrenica, Prijedor or Vukovar with the aim of ensuring that they "do not grow up as brothers at war".
If Labour seriously thinks stopping households receiving more in benefits than families earn going out to work is prejudiced and ignorant, it is completely out of touch".
The Nasuwt was the first union to launch a programme of work on prejudice-related bullying, and has worked closely with the TUC on tackling violence against women in the workplace.
Berio, who was teaching in California when he wrote this piece, was listening to jazz, pop and folk music and incorporated all of it in his works without prejudice".
Whether it be a racist grandmother or a beloved public figure, finding out that a person with whom you share blood or a deep connection to their work is prejudiced or holds offensive opinions can be deeply unsettling.
Minorities in Tower Hamlets, recognising they share a common experience of bigotry, work together against prejudice rather than fuelling it.
The first qualification is that the claim homeopathy doesn't work is a prejudice, not a scientifically proven fact.
