"wrong stereotypes" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English
It refers to assumptions or beliefs about a particular group of people that are inaccurate or harmful. One example of using this phrase in a sentence could be: "The media often perpetuates wrong stereotypes about immigrants, portraying them as criminals or lazy, when in reality they are hardworking and contribute greatly to society."
He's getting people who can't be bothered or don't see what's wrong with stereotypes so long as they're stereotypes of other people--the very thing Japan Probe accuses me of--to suddenly declare that negative stereotyping is bad all-around and, by golly, everyone oughta do something about that.
She would wait for these animals to approach her before taking their portraits, watching first-hand "how wrong the stereotypes about farm animals are," according to a personal statement about the project.
Swathed in their maroon-and-white uniforms, her fellow Rams shouted out their majors -- architecture, psychology, pre-med -- to prove wrong the stereotype.
When discussing this volatile subject, it is wrong to stereotype Polish Jews as pro-Soviet, but it is equally wrong to say questions about Polish-Jewish collaboration with the Soviets are necessarily antisemitic.
Stephen H. Spahn, the chancellor of Dwight, followed up with a statement of his own, saying in part, "We always counsel our students to avoid such opportunities, as they usually reflect wrong-headed stereotypes".
At the time, fellow Labour MP Keith Vaz said it was not a cultural problem and it was wrong to stereotype a whole community.
It may be wrong to stereotype, but on the 26th of January, the Australians definitely play into their reputation as hard-drinking shit-disturbers.
And reach out to the next generation of girls in your life who think tech is inaccessible, or uncreative, or hard, or boring --and show them just how wrong that stereotype actually is.
"I see it as an opportunity when I wake up every morning to prove stereotypes wrong," he said.
And, in particular, gender bias has been a hot topic for VCs as women claim their position in the entrepreneurial arena, proving the world wrong in their stereotypes and stigmas.
