"The ethnic stereotypes, the racial stereotypes, are largely true," Johnson said.
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But stereotypes are still stereotypes, even when they're disguised as compliments.
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Because of party stereotypes and gender stereotypes, they're perceived as being weaker.
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We see our stereotypes, and we form stereotypes based on what we see.
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It's got a lot of very Chicago stereotypes as well as Mexican stereotypes.
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That's the thing about stereotypes: They only become stereotypes when the facts are overstated.
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But articles like this reinforce old stereotypes — stereotypes flight attendants have worked hard to break.
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There's not really any acknowledgment anywhere of gender stereotypes intersecting with racial or class stereotypes.
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"As facial cues activate categories, categories activate related stereotypes; the stereotypes, in turn, constrain initial category activation itself, while categories and stereotypes recurrently pass activation back and forth," the authors note.
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"We're fighting Hispanic stereotypes and we're winking at millennial stereotypes at the same time," he told Jose.
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While some aspects of the data seem to support negative stereotypes of millennials, other aspects upend stereotypes altogether.
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And because they're trained on datasets containing stereotypes, they propagate those same stereotypes, sometimes in very damaging ways.
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"Many gender stereotypes surround transgender women, and these stereotypes lead to their social and economic insecurity," he said.
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Dispelling stereotypes about the South Forrester said he hopes to dispel stereotypes about attitudes in Georgia and the South.
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Unfunny stereotypes The clown community has dealt with its share of negative stereotypes dating back more than three decades.
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There's some tension in the idea: We're fighting Hispanic stereotypes and we're winking at millennial stereotypes at the same time.
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These costumes are playing off stereotypes of people, and we know stereotypes have negative impacts on us on a daily basis.
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The dangers of stereotypes Negative stereotypes can be dangerous to older people in a number of ways, including shortening their lives.
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The common stereotypes of rural America There tend to be two overwhelming stereotypes that shape how people think about rural America.
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"The best thing you can do as a parent is to point out stereotypes and counter-stereotypes when you see them in real life and on TV: Discuss examples of why stereotypes are often an exaggeration," Dr. Martin says.
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Others had interests related to straight stereotypes, like sports, hunting or cars, or "neutral" interests unrelated to stereotypes, like reading or movies.
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All of the stereotypes you've read before, in other nostalgic posts—but stereotypes because they were true scenarios, at least for me.
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In part, it provided a way for defense lawyers to justify the violence based on racial stereotypes—stereotypes that the jury bought into.
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We are a community that is constantly swimming against a current of statistics and stereotypes that make Black love stories feel like stereotypes.
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They're hoping the research will help isolate inaccurate and accurate stereotypes, and defend the idea that stereotypes can be useful unless they're false.
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These unconscious stereotypes can operate under the radar to influence our judgements and evaluations of individuals, even when we don't consciously endorse the stereotypes.
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First, it's problematic if these model-minority stereotypes are used to contrast Asian-American candidates with negative stereotypes of opponents from other racial groups.
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But the more Demi plays into these unkind stereotypes of "older women" being "cougars" and the like, the more she invites age stereotypes upon herself.
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How free should he be with the stereotypes that surround Africa, the stereotypes that he knows Binyavanga Wainaina and Chinua Achebe have notably warned against?
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When asked Sunday about the candidate's own jokes referencing Asian stereotypes, Yang characterized his comments as merely "poking fun" at such stereotypes to urge Americans to reflect on them.
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Old stereotypes — fearless pioneers, hostile natives — are banished.
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Stereotypes — or sports rivalries — often color these assumptions.
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Although they show that both male and female scientists still harbor gender stereotypes that are hampering the careers of brilliant women, they also show that these stereotypes can be combated.
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Being nonbinary means identifying beyond "man" or "woman" Despite some Twitter users claiming "everyone is nonbinary" because everyone should be breaking gender stereotypes, being nonbinary goes beyond breaking gender stereotypes.
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Chad Houser: There were horrific and rampant stereotypes about my kids, and in order to raise awareness and break through the stereotypes, I started to host monthly pop-up dinners.
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It also came up with many other examples of works of literature that perpetuated negative stereotypes about women and just about every minority group – stereotypes that many people find offensive today.
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As brothers told me when I asked them if they felt that the media caricatured them with unfair stereotypes, they said yes, but in some cases, the stereotypes are also true.
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In fact, many would argue that, even in isolation, model-minority stereotypes give an unfair advantage to candidates who should be judged on their records and not on stereotypes about them.
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Here are just five common stereotypes that have flipped in recent history: Most of these stereotypes seem especially absurd with historical hindsight, which goes to show, again, that race isn't biologically real.
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Stereotypes are much more accurate and responsive to new information than the training suggests (I'm not advocating for using stereotypes, I'm just pointing out the factual inaccuracy of what's said in the training).
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Employing cultural stereotypes and playing up patriotism to market food?
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The study said the perceptions stem from signaling and stereotypes.
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Like many purported intuitions, however, gaydar often relies on stereotypes.
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They're millennial stereotypes in that they think they know everything.
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Passion, Joy, Fury succeeded in not falling into Orientalist stereotypes.
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Software has indeed managed to learn gender stereotypes and racism.
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I think as a society we can't give into stereotypes.
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"Stereotypes have an enormous impact on cultural norms," said Burch.
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Eclipsing limiting stereotypes with expansive, complex personalities is Hajjaj's forte.
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They pick up the flirting with Black faces and stereotypes.
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But Lewkowicz wanted to move beyond the statistics and stereotypes.
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People don't get promoted because of stereotypes about their size.
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These are reinforcing the old stereotypes of masculinity and femininity.
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"These stereotypes bring prejudice, and that brings discrimination," he said.
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But girls aren't the only ones harmed by gender stereotypes.
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They exhume a wild, verdant landscape from under sunbaked stereotypes.
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And when we have damaging representations, that feeds into stereotypes.
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Sometimes journalists are exactly the stereotypes we believe they are.
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There were clay figures dressed as stereotypes of several religions.
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I could flip the stereotypes about Chinese in North America!
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But I'm here to call bullshit on all those stereotypes.
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Harmful stereotypes and gross simplifications about indigenous American culture persist.
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It also shattered the prudish stereotypes often placed onto royals.
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Its objective was to break down stereotypes and eliminate prejudice.
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But Bronstein cautions against viewing her book through Western stereotypes.
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Throughout the 2016 primary, gender stereotypes were on full display.
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Meghan McCain is being praised for helping break down stereotypes.
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The point is, most gender stereotypes are based in endocrinology.
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Stereotypes about women writers are as old as books written
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Rosefeldt explores all sorts of stereotypes and nails them well.
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The movie plays into stereotypes about trans people as criminals.
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What you can do Recognize characters who defy gender stereotypes.
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Here's some sparkling new stereotypes I've learned so far: 1.
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Showing great bravery in breaking down barriers and destroying stereotypes.
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And also unlearn stereotypes born out of not seeing yourself.
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Let's help them shatter stereotypes and lift each other up.
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Researchers said it's not entirely clear how these stereotypes form.
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Does this mean that stereotypes of black women are changing?
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Do everyone a favor and leave your stereotypes at home.
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Countries lean heavily on national stereotypes during their Olympic ceremonies.
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And, as we all know, stereotypes can often be wrong.
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It's just rejuvenated old stereotypes that we don't need anymore.
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Yes. Trump's comments reflect broad cultural stereotypes about women's competence.
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Who gets to define what counts as stereotypes and discrimination?
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He continually uses stereotypes of Native Americans to denigrate Sen.
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Think beer snobs or Prius drivers, as the stereotypes go.
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Today, these stereotypes are playing out on the national stage.
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On the one hand, stereotypes and prejudices are not innate.
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"They are starting to let go of the old stereotypes."
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The indigenous peoples are usually shown with stereotypes of folklore.
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Unfairness is deeply offensive to Australians, and the stereotypes stuck.
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Growing up, I never felt the pressures of gender stereotypes.
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This political climate is so full of stereotypes and xenophonia.
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But we might find out that certain stereotypes are true.
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Thanks to Southern stereotypes, Atlanta sometimes gets a bad rap.
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Q. Which brings us to your ongoing theme of stereotypes.
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She plays into all the bad stereotypes about slick Clintons.
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Or a person who violates both masculine and feminine stereotypes!
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In gay porn, this extends to colorism and racial stereotypes.
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Recently, I have become aware of their stereotypes about Hispanics.
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We created unbelievable characters — bland stereotypes — and fictionalized their lives.
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The jokes were cheap and relied on stupid, offensive stereotypes.
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It uses the stereotypes of someone for somebody's personal gain.
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I played a lot of those — they're still all stereotypes.
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Molly Knox Ostertag's illustrated fantasy "The Witch Boy" challenges stereotypes.
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I also smile and act more friendly to reduce stereotypes.
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Racist stereotypes can also compromise African Americans' access to care.
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She slips between stereotypes, always more complicated than she seems.
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How can it disrupt harmful stereotypes about boys and girls?
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Identity politics perpetuate stereotypes and prejudice and ultimately dehumanize us.
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"These stereotypes have been here for decades," Ms. Chu said.
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In describing these many players he sometimes relies on stereotypes.
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Children start noticing stereotypes at age 3, a psychologist said.
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This extreme division has perpetuated gender stereotypes in children's media.
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These heuristics are like stereotypes, simplifying the world around us.
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The demonization of the enemy is often done through stereotypes.
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It is remarkable that those stereotypes would start so young.
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Why do those stereotypes exist and where do they originate?
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Unaddressed resentment and hateful stereotypes can be precursors of violence.
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Of course, we strive for a future free from stereotypes.
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Did the pressure of gender stereotypes catapult her literary career?
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There's always going to be stereotypes, but Cindy is strong.
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These stereotypes exist, whether we admit to them or not.
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It's also a role that is influenced by gender stereotypes.
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Again, speaking in sweeping, unfair stereotypes, with their male students.
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And as stereotypes go, they are getting a fantastic rep.
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But some consumers believe that those characters promote gender stereotypes.
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And like most stereotypes about women, you can't really win.
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"It's good for blowing up stereotypes, for sure," Whilden said.
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His was originally a relatively lonely voice against negative stereotypes.
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It's not that Scarborough himself believes in these racist stereotypes.
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If there are stereotypes, they're consciously acknowledged and mischievously inhabited.
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The actors were now black, but the stereotypes were intact.
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It's one of the more annoying stereotypes that is perpetuated.
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JS: Your early work dealt with imagery of black stereotypes.
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With colleges, we are working on breaking the patriarchal stereotypes.
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I think the catalyst was really breaking down the stereotypes.
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Beyond that, every romantic relationship unfailingly reinforces tired gender stereotypes.
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Content warning for discussion of racial stereotypes and sexual assault.
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Stereotypes are much more accurate and responsive to new information than the training suggests (I'm not advocating for using stereotypes, I [sic] just pointing out the factual inaccuracy of what's said in the training).
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While characters like "Cletus the Slack-Jawed Yokel" and Groundskeeper Willie are satirical stereotypes, they're specific stereotypes of narrow subgroups, and there are plenty of counterexamples of Southern people or Scottish people on television.
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Frankly, the game's constant use of anime stereotypes will probably be annoying to fans of regular dating sims, and reinforces stereotypes about Japan and anime culture that were probably best left in the 90s.
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All of those old stereotypes can feel jarring for a Western released in 2018 — and the Coens have been criticized in the past for using racially charged stereotypes, especially in movies like A Serious Man.
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"There are certain stereotypes which are not inherently or universally true, but simply by virtue of their existence — by a shared belief in those stereotypes among a group of people — they become true," Lundquist explains.
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"They're capitalizing on negative stereotypes and inaccurate information" for political gain.
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Her editor doesn't want her reinforcing stereotypes about the Black community.
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Many in China called them racist and full of outdated stereotypes.
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She says she hopes her victory challenges some beauty queen stereotypes.
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Like Flower, Antin's work embraces stereotypes in order to subvert them.
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Stereotypes surrounding what rape and assault must look like are dangerous.
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Jewish women on-screen have historically been characterized in broad stereotypes.
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Which stereotypes of Roma and LGBTQ people do you hate most?
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"Stereotypes about only children can become a totalizing narrative," Sandler says.
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An awesome crew combined these stereotypes to create Roomba Pong. 11.
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Both these groups were the victims of racism and racist stereotypes.
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"It's good to talk about facts, not use stereotypes," she said.
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But most of us trust-funders don't relate to those stereotypes.
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Nope. Finally, Malkovich made his Billions debut, dripping in Russian stereotypes.
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Not only are those stereotypes offensive and boring, but they're ahistorical.
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You don't think there's a chance that that could reinforce stereotypes?
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Unconscious bias, sexism, stereotypes, and other factors play a role, too.
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And what if part of who I am meets those stereotypes?
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Overcoming lesbian stereotypes helped Cammie reconcile her presentation and her identity.
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I think she's tone deaf when it comes to cultural stereotypes.
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Thus outdated gender stereotypes have come roaring back under self-ID.
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But attracting men without playing to gender stereotypes can be tricky.
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Feminists are eager to dismantle these stereotypes, in all their forms.
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The stereotypes have proved difficult to subvert, but still she tries.
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Stereotypes about women's unbalanced emotional state unsurprisingly feature in these shows.
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These stereotypes were so damaging, that they've lasted hundreds of years.
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" Perry continued, "Lyrically, it has a couple of stereotypes on it.
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Comedy itself is based on archetypes, which usually border on stereotypes.
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This is based more on sexist stereotypes than compelling scientific evidence.
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Turns out, the psycho ex-stereotypes weren't so black and white.
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Doing so can confront stereotypes and help to eradicate implicit biases.
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Japanese society is patriarchal and retains strong gender stereotypes, she says.
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But the camo-clad, conservative stereotypes of gun ownership are changing.
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You couldn't cram in any more stereotypes if you wanted to.
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Movie studios played up the exotic setting and emphasized cultural stereotypes.
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And the fact that it's subverting stereotypes about Northern Irish women.
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As I've said before, this just perpetuates tired and unhelpful stereotypes.
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The trailer soon ends up reinforcing the very stereotypes it questions.
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His segment was filled with political humor, not clumsy racist stereotypes.
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The movie itself, she said, appeared to be playing into stereotypes.
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Contrary to negative stereotypes, many nonprofits have highly effective, brilliant leaders.
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How do you feel that Luci fights against those hyperbolic stereotypes?
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In short: Zuckerberg's tour relies on stereotypes because it has to.
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The Savitsky Cats are here to squash these negative kitty stereotypes.
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Stereotypes of single ladies often portray them as sad and lonely.
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Especially if they're contrary to negative stereotypes of a place. 96.
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But it also testifies to enduring and sexist stereotypes about women.
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The stereotypes don't apply to most hackers in the security profession.
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At his worst, he seems to trade in stereotypes of reality.
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But as stereotypes go, coal now shares space with other malevolents.
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Other stereotypes about tech are uglier, and unfortunately just as true.
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Julia taught us about autism and its various (sometimes harmful) stereotypes.
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We've placed ourselves in a more typical world of Hollywood stereotypes.
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But they are more caricatures than characters, more stereotypes than people.
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Wells knows she doesn't fit certain stereotypes about abortion rights activists.
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For Laboucan-Massimo, the investigation captured persistent stereotypes about indigenous people.
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Some stereotypes about his style — or lack thereof — don't hold water.
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To them, Yang's use of Asian stereotypes is damaging and hurtful.
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Bauer's film works against the negative stereotypes that surround sex workers.
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These stereotypes and gendered language are directly impacting a woman's success.
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It's a very triggering image of violence and crime and stereotypes.
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The findings contradict widely held stereotypes about women being unlikely abusers.
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What are some misconceptions and true stereotypes about people in LA?
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In subtle ways, the participants' responses also reaffirm stereotypes about men.
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These stereotypes can reinforce prejudices and make groups into easy scapegoats.
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They express the influence of stereotypes, but they're not an endorsement.
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Meanwhile, derogatory stereotypes about England's north are being dismantled by statistics.
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In high school, I internalized anti-Asian stereotypes by rejecting them.
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These films feature fully fleshed-out L.G.B.T.Q. characters who defy stereotypes.
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Ahmed also documents how Muslim communities end up reinforcing negative stereotypes.
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Few cultural stereotypes are more pervasive than the surly French garçon.
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What if many stereotypes are, in fact, confirmed by genetic research?
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Demand political news coverage that doesn't slide into social class stereotypes.
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Few cultural stereotypes are more pervasive than the surly French waiter.
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Did it succeed, in other words, at spreading various racist stereotypes?
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Many of the characters advance stereotypes and impossible body-image standards.
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Paralegal Serena Rabie says "drawing attention to microaggressions" helps eliminate stereotypes.
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But as these stories subvert old stereotypes, they construct new ones.
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Children absorb stereotypes by the time they are ready for preschool.
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Because there are stereotypes about what dance can be or is.
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These stereotypes have roots in America's postwar military incursions into Asia.
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Some possible prompts include: • Stereotypes about men and women are harmful.
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Finally, I think calling attention to these stereotypes does not help.
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Yet such initiatives can have the unintended consequence of perpetuating stereotypes.
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But the dates are too often dismissible because they're easy stereotypes.
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This trap can sometimes result in reporting that caricatures and stereotypes.
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And how do these stereotypes affect Asian-American candidates in politics?
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But tweaking the stereotypes became a meaningful staple of the show.
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Dehumanization also dominates stereotypes and perceptions of racial and ethnic minorities.
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Do you have stereotypes about the students at schools around you?
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It alters your perspective and tears down stereotypes shaped by others.
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Our society works on stereotypes, whether it's race, gender or ethnicity.
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Old prejudices and stereotypes — Arab, colonist, white man, noble savage — clashed.
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Rajalin believes gender stereotypes limit the opportunities available to a child.
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All, unfortunately, with the worst stereotypes, fixations, and inaccuracies about Latinos.
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Do you think it is a disrespectful and perpetuates negative stereotypes?
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Unfortunately, these stereotypes suggest that girls aren't as smart as boys.
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There are all these stereotypes that people associate with this body.
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This rhetoric is what perpetuates racist stereotypes and hatred of immigrants.
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Experience normalizes behaviors and stereotypes; it habituates us, and relatively quickly.
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More pernicious are the stereotypes Americans employ in evaluating Muslim citizens.
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How do voters respond when women try to defy those stereotypes?
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But Birkenstocks have started to break free from the old stereotypes.
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Entering adulthood, I'd felt the pains of conforming to feminine stereotypes.
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Traveling has filled my head with cultural stereotypes, and that's bad.
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"It reinforced negative stereotypes Americans have of Brazil, of violence, and negative stereotypes Brazilians have of the US related to arrogance," said Paulo Sotero, the director of the Brazil Institute at the Wilson Center in Washington.
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And so it's not that stereotypes always beget violence; most of the time they are just limiting: Stereotypes influence children's future hobby and career choices and affect how they think and feel about themselves and others.
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In psychology, we learned about the idea of stereotype threat: a phenomenon in which people are reminded of negative stereotypes of a group they belong to and hence perform on given tasks conforming to those stereotypes.
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"In the same way we as humans have stereotypes linking blacks to crime and aggressiveness, we also have stereotypes of lack of crime and aggressiveness," she said, pointing to women and the elderly as two examples.
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The funding establishes, and then maintains, the training aimed at attacking stereotypes.
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If you're noticing an uncomfortable set of stereotypes there, you're not alone.
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Do stereotypes take the place of lived women's thoughts, ideas and experiences?
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The media does its fair share of fueling these stereotypes as well.
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"Let's help them shatter stereotypes and lift each other up," she said.
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Judging older people based on crude group stereotypes has real-world consequences.
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I'm actually part of trying to fight radicalization and breaking the stereotypes.
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Of course, people who believe in contradictory stereotypes rarely understand they're contradictory.
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This month we're celebrating High January by leaving our stoner stereotypes behind.
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Some of the female stereotypes that he relies on, not so great.
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This month, we're celebrating High January by leaving our stoner stereotypes behind.
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These masquerades attempt to obscure the stereotypes imposed by the gendered gaze.
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Pichai sent out an awkward memo about gender stereotypes earlier this year.
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Google said he had perpetuated gender stereotypes and fired him in August.
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With her insightful and complex documentary, however, she proves both stereotypes wrong.
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The problem is so widespread that apparently it's even affecting our stereotypes.
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Overcoming deeply ingrained and longstanding stereotypes about transgender people won't happen overnight.
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It also rejects the stigma and stereotypes commonly associated with mental illness.
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When these stereotypes interfere with a scientific study, researchers call it neurosexism.
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Working with porn can bring about all sorts of assumptions and stereotypes.
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These films were criticized for relying on racial stereotypes abut Black communities.
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In some cases they debunked stereotypes as a means to encourage investment.
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These stereotypes, Nogales argues, have been further perpetuated by President Donald Trump.
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"I wanted to interrogate all the stereotypes about beauty" she told me.
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We are all in the same boat with no labels or stereotypes.
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Meet Patrik Baboumian, a German bodybuilder who is smashing soy-based stereotypes.
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This isn't the first time Chastain has called out old Hollywood stereotypes.
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Even worse are the unfortunate stereotypes that feel incredibly backward in 2018.
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There are lots of stereotypes of young moms, both socially and visually.
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Only in terms of financial responsibilities did stereotypes change dramatically, it said.
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For instance, I have to fight negative stereotypes before they take root.
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And in the process, she has managed to crush stereotypes about women.
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Many of today's top actors prefer the overcompensating whitewashing to avoid stereotypes.
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Some regional stereotypes are harboured only by people from a particular area.
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This makes sense, because "stereotypes" are essentially beliefs about groups' fixed traits.
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But in certain corners — on children's television, for example — lazy stereotypes persist.
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A losing streak means having to again fight those stereotypes and expectations.
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In 2011 NPR aired a piece on fat stereotypes in pop culture.
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Upon my arrival in the States I too dealt with misguided stereotypes.
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Debt: Many companies avoid debt because of the negative stereotypes about it.
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The takeaway: don't be small-minded ... when it comes to stereotypes. #SpoilerAlert
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" According to the study's findings, these stereotypes definitely don't "comport with reality.
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And your kids probably like a lot of media that reinforces stereotypes.
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Learn stereotypes about activities, traits, toys, and skills associated with each gender.
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Sadly, stereotypes and gross misconceptions about Muslim women and their faith persist.
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Rest assured that as times have changed, so have kids' gender stereotypes.
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There are some stoner stereotypes that just aren't going away anytime soon.
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But dull stereotypes aren't what make Brooks such an abominable douchey character.
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As a result, the narratives trade in a lot of Orientalist stereotypes.
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But Bhinderwala says she isn't out to shatter stereotypes or defy perceptions.
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At least there are some worthwhile attempts to subvert stereotypes about cyberbullies.
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Women could rise above stereotypes and unfair treatment in sports and succeed.
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You have to allow your sexuality to be free from cultural stereotypes.
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The leather scene is dominated by masculine stereotypes and steeped in tradition.
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Of course, each one of these stereotypes has a grain of truth.
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The character illustrations, according to Ye, may run contrary to popular stereotypes.
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Don't rely on stereotypes or your own experiences to answer this question.
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But, ironically, the ideas are being read according to the same stereotypes.
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Dumpson also is suing two people for tweeting racist stereotypes at her.
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And it turns out that people are highly protective of these stereotypes.
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I will speak up when I hear name-calling, stereotypes and slurs.
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Promoting gender stereotypes at work may also result in excluding nonconforming employees.
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The results are almost too good in their confirmation of gender stereotypes.
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The image was quickly, and broadly, criticized for invoking stereotypes of Jews.
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Critics say the items chosen play on negative stereotypes about African-Americans.
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This entails becoming aware of and then altering responses informed by stereotypes.
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Anyone who's ever been in a megachurch will easily recognize the stereotypes.
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These are learned stereotypes and we are reinforcing them as a society.
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Iguodala, the Warriors' redoubtable swingman, fits few basketball stereotypes and positional characterizations.
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A playful attitude can also mask the ways media traffics in stereotypes.
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There are these stereotypes that healers feel are put on to them.
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We'll find out that certain stereotypes are the opposite of being true.
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Far too often we think about the unemployed in terms of stereotypes.
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So I think that these deeply rooted stereotypes are the issue here.
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Calling herself "every Islamophobe's worst nightmare," Sarsour shatters stereotypes of Muslim women.
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If you're anything like your stereotypes, then you're already one of us.
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"I think these things stem from stereotypes, which is problematic," she said.
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As such, the book rejects stereotypes that cast Indigenous people as monocultural.
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He called out stereotypes and pressed audiences to question their internal biases.
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Before, popular films reduced blackness to a set of archetypes and stereotypes.
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The makers of one say their rivals are playing into racial stereotypes.
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I defy the stereotypes of someone who can't possibly "get it" socially.
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Fears that surround the Other can rapidly slip into prejudices and stereotypes.
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Which came first, the food marketing or the race-based food stereotypes?
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How is the coronavirus pandemic bringing out fears, stereotypes, xenophobia and racism?
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We're breaking social standards and stereotypes, and the gender roles are reversed.
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Diversity, it seemed, makes people feel comfortable using stereotypes and expressing biases.
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Thousands of others broke barriers and demolished stereotypes without ever seeking recognition.
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If you're not familiar with anti-Asian stereotypes, here's a quick primer.
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Spend more time on the many other types of biases besides stereotypes.
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Why do you think art is so successful at breaking down stereotypes?
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"What we're saying is, we're combating these stereotypes" of Muslims as terrorists.
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As many people have pointed out, it's all stereotypes on our show.
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Ms. Azlan's sweet-voiced comic songs skewer sexism, racism and gender stereotypes.
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Historically, music's leading men have been less burdened by stereotypes of masculinity.
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Australia Through American EyesEncountering a young indigenous population that is defying stereotypes.
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Those original magazines were too limiting, however, full of clichés and stereotypes.
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People have also been critical of the trend for reaffirming gender stereotypes.
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These stereotypes about South Asians stem from news coverage and entertainment depictions.
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KR: Well, some kinds of stereotypes can actually help Asian-American candidates.
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Yet stereotypes like these continue to complicate the lives of indigenous Australians.
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Are there stereotypes that people have about the students at your school?
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It's meta in its wordplay and pokes fun at its own stereotypes.
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Instead, researchers believe, it came from racial stereotypes embedded within that system.
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Readers share tips for avoiding the pitfalls of gender stereotypes in relationships.
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To be free of boundaries and the "stereotypes" of non living items.
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"These stereotypes represent what people see in their everyday life," she says.
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Wasn't she just reinforcing stereotypes of women as evil liars crying rape?
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"The stereotypes about scientists have become less masculine over time," he said.
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How do you avoid being put in a box built around stereotypes?
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We didn't really have gender stereotypes in my house, which was amazing.
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Still, stereotypes persist that Appalachian food and culture are primitive and backward.
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There are also other stereotypes about people in the school around me.
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And women can be just as prone to gender stereotypes as men.
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Mr. Hoagland's article furthers stereotypes of the blind as helpless and dependent.
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This film is obsessed with reducing its female characters to submissive stereotypes.
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And then also the stereotypes that you have about them may change.
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But again, the content of those stereotypes can shift quite a bit.
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There are unfair stereotypes and myths that affect teens in foster care.
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It aims to transform these subjects in art from stereotypes to individuals.
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She believes combating gender stereotypes is crucial to evening the playing field.
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Gender stereotypes evaporated, and people chose candidates based on party, not gender.
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You can't heed to traditional stereotypes of what a woman should be.
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More Aboriginal Australians are owning businesses — and breaking stereotypes along the way.
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There was no similar backlash to male candidates who defied gender stereotypes.
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Dolce & Gabbana was excoriated for advertisements laden with stereotypes about Chinese people.
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Still, she was repeatedly cast to play white characters, or Latin stereotypes.
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I feel like I'm beating the stereotypes, grabbing opportunities where I can.
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And those same stereotypes affected my own consciousness as a young man.
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She felt connected to nature, and free of stereotypes and social pressure.
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Whatever they do, they're never accused of promoting tired or overused stereotypes.
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Successfully making this case is the only way left for abortion rights activists to stop anti-abortion momentum, but it plays into deeply-held stereotypes of the movement—stereotypes still held by media formed during the culture wars.
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While she is blowing up sexist stereotypes in fairy tales, Ms. Lee is also busting up sexist stereotypes about female directors, such as lingering fears that they can't be trusted with big budgets or tell sweeping heroic stories.
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HP: There's a lot of stereotypes in this field, and one of the stereotypes for sure is about a teenage white boy in a dark basement with an energy drink and a "Star Trek" poster and so on.
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Why keep around a practice that has been used to police people's sexuality, as well as further harmful stereotypes about race (Black women are perceived as having higher numbers, Francis says, because of stereotypes that Black women are promiscuous).
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Rockers of advanced years are also good for busting stereotypes about older workers.
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"It allowed me to dispel any stereotypes I might have had," she says.
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Women and people of color have been dealing with stereotypes their whole lives.
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To that end, Wilde is determined to raise her children without gendered stereotypes.
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Yet stereotypes about women still keep them at the margins of these efforts.
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The fragrance celebrates breaking stereotypes and creating new paths of fulfillment and success.
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Joe Manchin slammed 'West Virginia Wilder' for portraying what he called 'vicious stereotypes.'
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Yet Faure himself falls prey, perhaps unwittingly, to certain "orientalizing" stereotypes of Jews.
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Watch next: "This couple bucked stereotypes to start a violin business from home"
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It also didn't originate online—these stereotypes of criminality/inhumanity are centuries old.
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Now, science has proved that at least one of those stereotypes is true.
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Imagine the most extreme stereotypes about computer scientists: They're socially awkward indoor kids.
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Flight attendants face tremendous pressure to conform to antiquated stereotypes of their profession.
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These stereotypes don't just aid in prosecution, but can also make exoneration harder.
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The trafficking story also fits into racialized stereotypes of Asian women as passive.
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They're not meeting certain sex stereotypes and gender norms, so they're treated differently.
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Hosie welcome the fact the show has sparked wider discussion on gender stereotypes.
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Damore was fired for "perpetuating gender stereotypes," he told Bloomberg on Monday night.
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As long as you allow for some massive exceptions, stereotypes aren't always wrong.
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"It takes time to break stereotypes and for people to accept," Nair adds.
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What do you think are some of the more harmful movie mom stereotypes?
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The fight now is over demeaning stereotypes and views that endorse them. Unacceptable?
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Background: Lagarde does not fit any of the stereotypes of a central banker.
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"There are a lot of stereotypes that come with Down syndrome," she said.
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Whether they're good or bad, stereotypes exist about nearly every group of people.
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All of these things defy stereotypes perpetuated in media portrayals of blind people.
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A good way to combat that and the stereotypes is to be vocal.
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"The stereotypes are sexist and unfair," Adams told the Post in the profile.
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There are still gender stereotypes to dispel, especially in the world of food.
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Stereotypes that discourage men from female-dominated jobs are at least as ingrained.
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Under the ASA's new rules, advertisements depicting "harmful gender stereotypes" will be banned.
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It's also tiring seeing companies like Samsung continue to casually reinforce these stereotypes.
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It's fun to play with stereotypes, but even more fun to break them.
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IN A COUNTRY of crusty old warlords, Raya al-Hassan is challenging stereotypes.
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Did any of the men you dated live up to any national stereotypes?
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Damore was fired on August 7th for "perpetuating gender stereotypes," the lawsuit alleges.
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Artificial intelligence assistants Do AI assistants like Alexa and Siri perpetuate gender stereotypes?
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Oliver fed into xenophobic stereotypes to produce a meme with no political utility.
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In his attacks on Clinton, Trump has appealed to deeply held gender stereotypes.
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The combatting of stereotypes and of hate starts with discourse first and foremost.
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That's a lot of stereotypes to break through — and she's doing it all.
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Maysaloun Hamoud's film about three Palestinian women living in Tel Aviv rattles stereotypes.
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Many connotations and stereotypes still exist about the arrested development of gamer culture.
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The festival has helped reinforce foreign stereotypes about China and the Chinese people.
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I mean, we still are: toys are still marketed heavily through gender stereotypes.
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He has even done crude, tasteless impressions of Asian stereotypes during his rallies.
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Who will be next to be barred from public office based on stereotypes?
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Stereotypes Stereotyped beliefs that have existed for too long can have huge ramifications.
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Within doing that, if I'm pushing against stereotypes, then that's naturally what's happening.
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Whether she knows it or not, she's pitting stereotypes of weakness against strength.
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"It's work for us to constantly try to break down stereotypes," she said.
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Stereotypes about Russian ballerinas give her a sexuality that is performative and cold.
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Give kids the tools and confidence to challenge and defy gender stereotypes. 10.
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" Espy said his opponent "rejuvenated old stereotypes" and gave Mississippi "a black eye.
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" Soeiro said Seuss's illustrations are "steeped in racist propaganda, caricatures and harmful stereotypes.
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The sexist stereotypes used to marginalize figures like her are losing their potency.
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In other words, these beliefs about men and women are based on stereotypes.
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We've turned stale and nasty old stereotypes into something to joke about, right?
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Critics said the comment echoed age-old stereotypes comparing African-Americans to monkeys.
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And so, he keeps playing, trying to change German minds — and fight stereotypes.
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One initiative Daimler has developed is an exhibition to challenge stereotypes about aging.
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And my profession, psychology, may be partly to blame for these negative stereotypes.
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But these stereotypes follow Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) families in particular.
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These movies, like other older Disney movies, include characters based on racist stereotypes.
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"This is one of the stereotypes I'm trying to undo," Chaplain Ibrahim said.
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Honest, productive conversation that touches on race or cultural stereotypes will ruffle feathers.
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Give kids the tools and confidence to challenge and defy gender stereotypes. 10.
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The men did not fit the stereotypes that most Tunisians have of Americans.
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That has infuriated liberals, who have accused Trump of trading in racist stereotypes.
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She's "crusaded" for male femimists, advocated for gender equality, and challenged gender stereotypes.
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"Sexist stereotypes have existed in medicine for a long time," says Dr. Wider.
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Hopkins that employers cannot discriminate against workers who don't conform to sex stereotypes.
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Challenge Stereotypes These films certainly don't shy away from difficult or important topics.
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Adults can help combat stereotypes by exposing children to different types of cultures.
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"I like that it challenges stereotypes about people," O'Callaghan says of his moniker.
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Stereotypes "get activated automatically whether we want them to or not," he says.
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These narratives eschewed stereotypes and obvious morals for subtler characterizations of queer lives.
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The Blaxpoitation movement epitomized the film industry's modernist disregard for creating harmful stereotypes.
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It's not a coincidence that these risks align with stereotypes of women leaders.
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The candor of his subjects challenges the stereotypes enforced in the photographs' titles.
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You're maintaining the stereotypes, and people expect me to be just like you.
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She loves to see girls owning stereotypes and turning them on their heads.
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Both "model" and "DJ" are loaded terms, sometimes aggressively bundled with gendered stereotypes.
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The historic printed media on view addresses stereotypes of blackness through the decades.
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But I think the perception of masculinity now doesn't require stereotypes any more.
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Yet after a few weeks, they started to endorse broader stereotypes about gender.
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"I think it starts with having that conversation and defying stereotypes," Karega said.
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My writers' room was much more collaborative, better team players, all the stereotypes.
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Bathroom policing has often impacted cisgender women who don't conform to gender stereotypes.
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Anti-Muslim rhetoric that demonizes Islam does more than feed into harmful stereotypes.
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Stereotypes about what boys spend their time doing have not changed as much.
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But stereotypes about Asian players sell many of them — and Son especially — short.
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But the ads themselves, she said, continue to reflect the same old stereotypes.
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"My concerns are that children's ads shape and reinforce stereotypes," Dr. Zimmermann said.
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In fact, they can sometimes backfire by making people think more about stereotypes.
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But the thing is, stereotypes tell on the stereotypers more than the vilified.
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This experience has opened my eyes to how authority figures can reinforce stereotypes.
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Most dance films, like "Center Stage" and "Black Swan," are riddled with stereotypes.
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But researchers say children absorb stereotypes, including about gender roles, by age 3.
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The restaurateur and author Eddie Huang on racial stereotypes and diversity in Hollywood.
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They employed racial stereotypes, she said, then turned on her when she protested.
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They had additional sensitivity readers vet the book for racial and other stereotypes.
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Google fired the engineer, James Damore, for perpetuating stereotypes, sparking more heated conversations.
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"With negative stereotypes, older people have a higher risk of dementia," she said.
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The comedian Ahmed Ahmed poked fun at negative stereotypes of Middle Eastern people.
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Many of his remarks to N.R.A. members have traded on stereotypes about liberals.
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Dr. Kane stresses the importance of breaking gender stereotypes in small, everyday practices.
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We write clues that rely on stereotypes to help solvers get the answers.
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They were embodying the worst stereotypes about the business of women's pro basketball.
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Additionally, these stereotypes leave Asians with less representation in the media in general.
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Ultimately, the court ruled that employment decisions cannot be based on sex stereotypes.
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Also, teachers sometimes treat students differently based on their own backgrounds and stereotypes.
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Social scientists call this implicit bias, when stereotypes influence people's thinking, often unconsciously.
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Some also said they fear the article perpetuated false stereotypes of rural Southerners.
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Others say it regurgitates tired stereotypes that "quality" programming left behind long ago.
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Research shows that individual-level stereotypes and prejudices are incredibly difficult to eradicate.
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And the way men are dispensing with male beauty stereotypes is trickling down.
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Hayek is playing a noxious stereotype in a movie that gleefully exploits stereotypes.
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To do so will show the important ways in which Roger defied stereotypes.
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They will be the words that burn down cultural stereotypes and cultural myths.
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A 2015 episode of his current show "Parts Unknown" upends some Arab stereotypes.
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Implicit bias refers to assumptions and stereotypes that may unconsciously affect decision-making.
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It means, unfortunately, they too believe and behave in stereotypes created for them.
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Hupfield's sculpture, film installation, and performance work unsettles Native stereotypes by reclaiming histories.
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Instead, he joined a group of "homos" and had stereotypes shouted at him.
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This bill takes the most vicious progressive stereotypes about conservatives and validates them.
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Black people expend daily energy to counteract racial stereotypes and get fair treatment.
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That's because consistently reinforcing gender shores up stereotypes that aren't helpful to anyone.
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Those who were primed with racial stereotypes performed worse than those who weren't.
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Somehow her characters, which defy racial and gender stereotypes, are poignantly, heartbreakingly human.
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What's really terrible is that Meklat reinforces the xenophobes' stereotypes about the suburbs.
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We must combat stereotypes: Lutherans are not all Motrin-crazed, cider-guzzling bicyclists.
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Men are often hesitant to take jobs in caregiving due to gender stereotypes.
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In the process, it helps bolster the most damaging stereotypes of our profession.
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These places defy the stereotypes, and draw diners of all ages and backgrounds.
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That fueled centuries of stereotypes about Jews using money to control the world.
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What stereotypes does he believe are still prevalent in museums across the country?
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"Fewer stereotypes, more goals," Horan wrote on Twitter when she posted the video.
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These stereotypes may be offensive, but there is a certain validity to them.
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Feminism gave us tools to understand how bias and gender stereotypes affect women.
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You wonder if you should've spent more time on your lecture against stereotypes.
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And how might they intersect with other stereotypes along racial or class lines?
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Stereotypes At issue in so many of the early Title VII sex discrimination cases were stereotypes -- about what jobs women want to do, what jobs they're able to do and about whether, by nature, they are mothers first and workers second.
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Can some of the negative stereotypes of her personality be attributed to her gender?
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Shankar's contest is crowdsourcing short scripts for Apu that do NOT involve Indian stereotypes.
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We need to move away from stereotypes if we want to achieve Real learning.
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These empowering images on national television help to destroy negative stereotypes associated with disability.
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The Stereotypes Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album Nobody But Me (Deluxe Version) —Michael Bublé
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It turns out many familiar stereotypes were completely flipped from what they are today.
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But another, more simple, takeaway may be, as Abe puts it: "Stereotypes are bullshit."
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There's something provocative in this notion, because comedy is, indeed, largely based in stereotypes.
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Some poked gentle fun at ethnic stereotypes, such as interfering Indian aunties and uncles.
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A yellow labrador is corroborating nasty stereotypes about dogs not being able to drive.
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Side by side, the two apps play right into the stereotypes of each candidate.
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So many stereotypes surrounding the identity of black women feed into anger and violence.
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Despite the stereotypes, not all San Francisco tech workers are young, city-dwelling millennials.
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What is shared online amplifies gender stereotypes, reckons Richard Crellin of the Children's Society.
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The problem, says Rabinowitz, is that masculine stereotypes often influence how men see themselves.
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Hopkins the court held that it is impermissible to discriminate based on gender stereotypes.
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For young girls, however, negative stereotypes abound—in the home, on television, at school.
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Both stereotypes assume that companies creating the vast majority of clothing do not care.
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So, why do we have so many stereotypes about men's brains versus women's brains?
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Wilkerson said her hope is to dissipate stereotypes by using personal testimonies and imagery.
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His stock-in-trade was debunking gloomy stereotypes about poor countries and economic development.
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There's a lot of inherently negative stereotypes about geek culture that go into that.
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We were frustrated by the negative stereotypes about how millennial women manage their finances.
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During and after slavery, hypersexual stereotypes of Black women were used to justify rape.
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He says a doctor who doesn't like a patient often stereotypes him or her.
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That definitely contributes to our stereotypes about what people who use drugs look like.
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Meghan Markle is inspiring girls everywhere to break gender stereotypes on International Women's Day.
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The Supreme Court has long recognized that such stereotypes are impermissible in the workplace.
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Step away from oversimplified stereotypes that make negative assumptions about fatness and fat people.
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Am I right in thinking you're big believers in showing multitudes to counteract stereotypes?
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Reaction was mixed; some critics voiced concern that her depiction only strengthened racial stereotypes.
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Is The Simpsons actually hinting that without ethnic stereotypes, there would be no show?
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These stereotypes exist because of apathy in the companies that commission advertising, Santos said.
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Her stories shook up cliches, stereotypes and Western-centric narratives about empowerment and development.
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I think a lot of the negative stereotypes around millennials come into play here.
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At its worst, Parks's and Ellison's damage imagery reproduced and reinforced invidious racial stereotypes.
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Can a story reinforce negative stereotypes even when creators tell the audience it's satire?
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But that doesn't mean sexist stereotypes against female athletes are going to go away.
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Positive or negative, they embody stereotypes about women that are embedded in our psyches.
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Wilson said that's because of the stereotypes police often attach to missing black children.
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We're challenging some of the dangerous misconceptions and stereotypes by speaking directly with Muslims.
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There are a lot of stereotypes that women shouldn't do things that men should.
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He becomes conflicted when Bow and Ruby suggest his work plays on negative stereotypes.
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Here, the rules for developers were simple: design a horror game without inaccurate stereotypes.
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Intentionally or not, Trump has revived some of the ugliest of anti-Semitic stereotypes.
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And like most Asian and Asian American actors, Tan has had to battle stereotypes.
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This person, who mocks and stereotypes Facebook users, nonetheless secretly loves the platform herself.
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With its nuanced portrayal, Aligarh is a step away from stereotypes and towards realism.
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Don't you think the digital world has also helped to break through these stereotypes?
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For people of color, stereotypes were the main driver for leaving due to unfairness.
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This following video cycled around the internet, condemning a whole fanbase to negative stereotypes.
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While Rock slammed Hollywood for racism, his own joke rested solely on ethnic stereotypes.
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But new statistics from a survey of 203,000 people shatters all of those stereotypes.
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"I think it's important to break stereotypes when you have the opportunity," he says.
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Yet still today, myths and stereotypes persist, holding us back from achieving full equality.
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This hatred gradually developed from words, stereotypes & prejudice through legal exclusion, dehumanisation & escalating violence.
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It's 2019, when are we going to stop using stereotypes etc as marketing tactics?
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Reasons for these statistics include subconscious racial bias and stereotypes associating blacks with danger.
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"Let's not let labels and stereotypes box our vision in," Dugan told the meeting.
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Both governments also express their rejection of anti-Polonism and other negative national stereotypes.
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Her stereotypes seemed to drive the review rather than the content of the book.
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The other thing is, there are certain stereotypes that people associate with [Pakistan]. Right?
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But old stereotypes die hard, as black Kentuckians told The Washington Post in 2017.
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In the laundry list of popular stereotypes of young people, political apathy features prominently.
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To quote Sundar Pichai, Google's boss, he advanced "harmful gender stereotypes in our workplace".
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Of course, many people seemed to insist on applying gender stereotypes to her, anyway.
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Stereotypes die when those whose stories contradict them become the focus of public attention.
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Bruce Hayes, a 1984 gold medalist in swimming who is gay, cautioned against stereotypes.
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Visitors are introduced to various racial, ethnic and religious stereotypes through a visual presentation.
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But the principle is clear: Stereotypes like jewelry, cars, and houses just aren't normal.
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Can positive images of aging be enhanced and the effects of negative stereotypes reduced?
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"Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" is full of Chinese and Indian stereotypes.
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For some, facial feminization is seen as bolstering restrictive stereotypes while stigmatizing gender nonconformity.
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The women of Ohio University's Delta Gamma sorority are flipping the script on stereotypes.
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It's a sheer joy terrorizing the vaguely British stereotypes of the game's storybook world.
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It's a name given to political advertisements that blatantly stoke racial fears and stereotypes.
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When we start young, we never allow the stereotypes to take root in girls.
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Media representations reduce American Muslims to stereotypes, tropes, or singular aspects of daily existence.
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"Within psychology there's this big debate about the appropriateness of using stereotypes," he said.
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Old people don't start waking up earlier just because they're adapting to cultural stereotypes.
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Do these beliefs and stereotypes about consensual non-monogamy match up with reality, though?
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Allen's work asks viewers to look beyond stereotypes of "the ghetto" perpetuated by outsiders.
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MEDINA: Angelenos have an almost allergic reaction to stereotypes and can be thin-skinned.
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On Beauty Outdated stereotypes of masculinity have long plagued the men's bar soap market.
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Subjects that seem to play into regional stereotypes can be found there at times.
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They do sports tricks and comedy, some of which makes fun of sports stereotypes.
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I believe there needs to be a unique approach to break free from stereotypes.
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One of the most successful parts of the structured conversations is built around stereotypes.
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We've come a long way since Mountain Dew pushed Appalachian stereotypes to sell itself.
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Your author, in keeping with coastal elitist stereotypes, is a fervent lover of greens.
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Comedy: The comedian Ahmed Ahmed poked fun at negative stereotypes of Middle Eastern people.
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B.G.T.Q. movement, and is part of a blossoming of challenges to old gender stereotypes.
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Then we can proceed to address the blinding stereotypes that impede other bipartisan action.
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Another was challenged for "depicting stereotypes of Mexican culture," according to the A.L.A. website.
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BOOZIEST SHOW Playing, perhaps, to Irish stereotypes, "The Dead, 1904" supplies alcohol generously (above).
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It's about finding images that confirm your negative stereotypes about people you don't know.
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The gender stereotypes, the LGBTQ+ community, the amount of money people are paid etc.
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I thought it could be so interesting to tackle some of these uncultured stereotypes.
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Now his divergence from those stereotypes is deemed remarkable and in need of dissection?
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"This carries the risk of reinforcing gender stereotypes and instrumentalizing women," the commissioner wrote.
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In so many ways, the play was about stereotypes and mass media and identity.
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Most tiresomely, he appears unable to think of women as anything other than stereotypes.
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The commercialization of Cinco de Mayo (and criticism of cultural stereotypes) has taken off.
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Several students explained the impact that harmful stereotypes can have in the real world.
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In the past, some of those suggestions came back with racist or sexist stereotypes.
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" The comment, Mr. Espy said, "just rejuvenated old stereotypes that we don't need anymore.
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"Project [1]: Crossed Lines" demonstrated that performers are changing stereotypes about art and disability.
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"There's definitely a very British set of masculine tropes/stereotypes," he, a 3, said.
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One study found that merely informing teachers about their stereotypes closed gaps in grading.
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He liked her toothy smile, she liked his respect, but each harbored racial stereotypes.
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Student Opinion What stereotypes about teenagers do the adults you know seem to hold?
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Contrary to the stereotypes, my generation loves to play outside and use our imaginations.
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For a book about resetting gender stereotypes, this one clings surprisingly tightly to them.
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The authors decline to consider either, dismissing them as fictional stereotypes of coastal elites.
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In the newly released documentary Miss Americana, on Netflix now, those stereotypes are smashed.
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They also pointed to inaccuracies and stereotypes in the novel and suspicions of plagiarism.
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Tobias Kratzer looks to shatter stereotypes with a fresh approach to Beethoven's only opera.
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The stigma around MSG fueled — or, perhaps, was fueled by — long-held racist stereotypes.
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Like Ms. Burshtein, who also wrote the script, Michal doesn't fit ultra-Orthodox stereotypes.
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The store's health-conscious aesthetic contributes to the show's portrayal of Los Angeles stereotypes.
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Students at Wilde Lake High School mention stereotypes that outsiders have about their school.
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After that era there were decades of reinforcement of negative stereotypes of black families.
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Instead, male students often feel pressured to conform to stereotypes instead of being themselves.
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"Being transgender is the very essence of not conforming to gender stereotypes," Buchert said.
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Overturning stereotypes, she rips this queen down to the studs and creates her anew.
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But the judge said that Mr. Bowen's conduct reinforced negative stereotypes of border officials.
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When the script doesn't provide the individualizing details that transcend stereotypes, the performances do.
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We're all complicated, and stereotypes are not helpful — including when they're of Trump supporters.
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Breaking down gender stereotypes, one color and one dramatically faked breakup at a time.
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The box's depiction of a leprechaun, he proclaimed, perpetuated "offensive" stereotypes about Irish-Americans.
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The 26-year-old contestant is passionate about ending gender-based violence and stereotypes.
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Yes, there have been despicable anti-Semitic crimes here, and there are enduring stereotypes.
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Off camera, Ms. DuBois raised a family and worked to break stereotypes in Hollywood.
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Off camera, Ms. DuBois raised a family and worked to break stereotypes in Hollywood.
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Stereotypes, like the bitter myth of the strong black woman, wither on the page.
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Tabei is celebrated for breaking stereotypes about women, both in her culture and internationally.
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It made the list due to its depiction of cultural stereotypes, the ALA said.
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The negative stereotypes LGBTQ people harbor about themselves is what researchers call internalized homophobia.
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Did it confirm or refute the stereotypes you wrote about in the warm-up?
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This is because of historical abuse, theft, inept interpretation and misunderstanding based on stereotypes.
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Still, he admits, his presence holds greater significance in breaking down stereotypes about divers.
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In that era, stereotypes of wholesome women standing on the sidelines supporting men flourished.
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Now what about all the employees who said they agreed with the sexist stereotypes?
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Many long-time Detroit residents named widespread and imbalanced stereotypes about Detroit's economic revitalization.
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" Damore wrote in an email to Reuters he was fired for "perpetuating gender stereotypes.
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PTSD risk factors Combating PTSD also requires looking beyond the stereotypes about the condition.
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Many of the job postings played on stereotypes and were not visible to women.
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Namely, a decrease in cognitive control when we are confronted with society's many stereotypes.
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Maybe that's why visitors and transplants hold on to the stereotypes of this city.
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The seemingly simple conceit yields a rich, complex panorama that goes well beyond stereotypes.
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Past Tense For more than 180 years, racist stereotypes have been used to entertain.
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Hollywood has perpetuated some of the worst stereotypes that exist about Asian-American men.
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His three questions suggested that both sides rely on racial stereotypes in picking jurors.
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Stereotypes are failed attempts at finding a mean that often ends up offending people.
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"Similarly to explicit bias, [implicit bias] groups people into stereotypes and prejudices," Fridell said.
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PÒTOPRENS is an exhibition about Haitian artists that rebels against stereotypes of Haitian art.
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He depicts her in ways that defy the too-easy readings that stereotypes encourage.
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He talks about the "unique challenges women face" due to gender stereotypes in society.
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It's the part of our brain that thinks in stereotypes and makes snap judgments.
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The conclusion: Announcers use coded language to talk about athletes that perpetuates racial stereotypes.
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And it's increasingly clear these programs can develop biases and stereotypes without us noticing.
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But also because of stereotypes, North American tipping culture has another layer of complications.
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"While some people believe racial and ethnic stereotypes are based on some sort of unchangeable truth about how people really are, a lot of the stereotypes we have today used to be the exact opposite" of how we perceive groups now, Ramsey says.
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" According to Raymond, "the success [of open source] after Netscape would depend on replacing the negative Free Software Foundation stereotypes with positive stereotypes of our own: Pragmatic tales, sweet to managers' and investors' ears, of higher reliability and lower cost and better features.
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Women in male-dominated fields tend to have to make a choice, the study notes: Either conform to gender stereotypes and be perceived as less competent, or defy gender stereotypes and face a backlash from both men and women for exceeding expectations.
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While "descriptive stereotypes" lead to women not being perceived as suitable for leadership positions, stereotypes can be prescriptive, too: Women are expected to conform to the stereotype of being a supporter or helper, and rejected or punished for failing to do so.
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"We hope to empower people with our design, and challenge the traditional stereotypes of lingerie."
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Look, I&aposm not a politically correct guy, but I am against stereotypes and discrimination.
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This, to me, is not only circular but sexist, as it assesses behaviour against stereotypes.
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The event hopes to break down stereotypes surrounding the types of people who enjoy gaming.
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How can he listen to the offensive slurs and stereotypes and not take it personally?
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I definitely need to work, but I can't continue to play awful people or stereotypes.
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Italian immigrants and their descendants have been fighting Mafia stereotypes for about a century now.
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These results also challenge a lot of common stereotypes about both men's and women's sexuality.
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Anne McElvoy asks if the fashion business can genuinely deliver sustainability and shift catwalk stereotypes.
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The royal baby watch has already resurrected some of the most dangerous stereotypes about race.
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Sharks, as this study shows, don't always conform to the stereotypes we impose upon them.
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Inbreeding was a staple of comedic (and horrific) stereotypes of Appalachia for years before Deliverance.
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Gen Z doesn't have to applaud outdated punchlines or play into stereotypes, racist and otherwise.
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Sometimes the doctors' stereotypes of Black women get in the way of a proper diagnosis.
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So, how do we get rid of these negative stereotypes that are holding everyone back?
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Men are more touchy-feely when it comes to casual sex than gender stereotypes suggest.
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Researchers at the University of Washington intended to examine stereotypes, particularly those around American identity.
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But its people were drawn from broad African stereotypes, wearing "native" headdresses and carrying spears.
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A bartender divulges the stereotypes and secrets of the trade while wearing a creepy mask.
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We have been portrayed almost exclusively as tragic victims, psychotic killers, and one-dimensional stereotypes.
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Anyone who spends hours learning Chinese characters will also learn the stereotypes built into them.
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The magazine's latest issue was not its first foray into topics that defy gender stereotypes.
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It paints a picture of an intolerant industry that stereotypes all Muslims as potential terrorists.
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Since then, Vargas had used his media platform to debunk stereotypes around immigration and immigrants.
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However, like its source material, it derails in the second half by indulging in stereotypes.
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It is an industry that has profited off of stereotypes and monolithic representations Black women.
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"It helps bust through stereotypes and change perceptions of who can do yoga," she says.
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Also, she said, she wants to defy the negative stereotypes that many foster children face.
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What she discovered goes far beyond the cultural stereotypes of how witches are often represented.
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After all, the design of emoticons themselves have not-so-subtly reinforced social stereotypes — e.g.
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Talking with these women about sexuality definitely broke many stereotypes I had in my mind.
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But there's disagreement about whether many of the shows actually break or reinforce existing stereotypes.
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Even for an anthology series, they're crudely drawn as commonplace stereotypes without much emotional range.
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They talk about facing gender stereotypes and how that can lead to second-guessing themselves.
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She really challenges all sorts of stereotypes that we've seen about these kinds of people.
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Trump is reinforcing harmful stereotypes and offering a dog whistle to his most hateful supporters.
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The most frequently endorsed stereotypes were that people with psoriasis are insecure, sick and unattractive.
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People who knew someone with psoriasis were less likely to report myths and stereotypes, however.
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"Some Halloween costumes reinforce stereotypes of particular races, genders, cultures, or religions," the administration wrote .
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These interactions, though more difficult, are important in breaking down stereotypes and ending negative stigma.
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Speaking of defying stereotypes about black women, you made Lana Kane from Archer an icon.
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Rodriguez's message is simple: she wants to destroy the negative stereotypes around sex and health.
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Her initial reaction mirrors the social stereotypes, prejudice, and judgement that often surrounds teen pregnancy.
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It's not unusual to see advertisements that sexualize women and play up to gender stereotypes.
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As a Muslim-American, it helps dissolve so many stereotypes, and I think that's incredible.
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Still today, attitudes about swimming often reflect lasting stereotypes and white America's attitudes about race.
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All lies misdirect attention, but these lies did so by hijacking urban myths and stereotypes.
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"I think that everybody sort of defies expectation and stereotypes in this movie," Purser said.
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Google said Damore violated its code of conduct and his actions advanced harmful gender stereotypes.
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Clinton has proven to Americans that she has the ability to pulverize "weaker sex" stereotypes.
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It's a truly great newspaper that aims to break down stereotypes and educate the community.
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Ilhan Omar, who was recently accused of making anti-Semitic comments enforcing hateful cultural stereotypes.
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Masculine stereotypes based on oddly specific career choices are par for the course in romance.
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Because a growth mindset rejects the idea of fixed abilities, it makes stereotypes less relevant.
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Leroy Mokgatle is breaking stereotypes of what a ballet star is supposed to look like.
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But author and mom Jaime Primak Sullivan is raising her son to crush those stereotypes.
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The cartoon has a contentious place in history, however, because of its offensive Mexican stereotypes.
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Thanks to the inbuilt stereotypes surrounding pregnancy, their gender identity was also questioned by others.
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There are lyrics that undercut expectations of stereotypes with either nuance, punchlines or just horror.
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"We have to be 'Fake Latinas,&apos" Polanco told Vivala about fitting in with stereotypes.
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In addition to her work, Cobham-Hervey has been outspoken about gender stereotypes in Hollywood.
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Stereotypes like these contribute to everyday racism as well as to violence from the police.
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I'd also like to point out that the show is diverse, without resorting to stereotypes.
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Obviously, stereotypes aren't real and not all male hairdressers are gay, but this one is.
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"With my drag persona, I am challenging gender stereotypes," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Last month, U.N. Women launched a global "Unstereotype Alliance" to banish gender stereotypes in advertising.
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Despite the stereotypes, you are open to new ideas, Taurus, and you can surprise yourself.
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I never want to erase that and I also don't want to reinforce bogus stereotypes.
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Use stereotypes that incite or promote hatred based on any of the attributes noted above.
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It interrogates the way the Simpsons character has magnified problematic stereotypes of South Asian people.
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It comes down to misogyny and rape culture and stereotypes about both women and men.
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"This bill takes the most vicious progressive stereotypes about conservatives and validates them," he wrote.
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She has said that, growing up, she was "guilty of possessing certain old-fashioned stereotypes".
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There are two British stereotypes, and both come from a place of wonky self-perception.
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Breaking stereotypes like keeping women in the kitchen is something the fighters take pride in.
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Yet only one of these stereotypes tends to make it into media accounts of millennials.
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Other Swedes I spoke to were eager to battle stereotypes (no, they aren't all blond).
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It's true that the use of ethnic stereotypes is an almost inevitable part of comedy.
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Stereotypes about the Irish, often depicted as having simian features, were common at the time.
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There are all manner of false stereotypes attempting to relate your handwriting to your personality.
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Any time you watch any videos, you're going to see the obvious stereotypes about women.
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Racial, religious and generational stereotypes are overcome, mutual respect is earned, and traditions are preserved.
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The film cracks open stereotypes and wears its empathy and its artistry on its sleeve.
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One of those stereotypes, according to Hofstadter, was the motive of the original populist movement.
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Junko Tabei broke gender stereotypes as the first woman to climb to Mount Everest's summit.
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Less testosterone may be factually true, but the reversion to such obvious stereotypes is frustrating.
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Meanwhile, the stereotypes about Midwestern niceness really are true — even in a metropolis like Chicago.
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As usual on American Horror Story, the play for 'ominous characters' turns into silly stereotypes.
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But the survey complicates other stereotypes about Americans who rarely, if ever, attend religious services.
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In a note to employees, Pichai said he was firing Damore for perpetuating gender stereotypes.
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I could always turn to safer and easier topics - talk about Texan stereotypes, for instance.
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"They want their children to grow up and be themselves, free from stereotypes," she said.
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Instead our support's driven by stereotypes and, I would argue, racial prejudices, to some degree.
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In short, he's reaffirmed the worst stereotypes about Republicans that Democrats have pushed for decades.
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I think it's part of our responsibility as actors not to just stay with stereotypes.
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"Filmmakers can turn their camera to capture shared human qualities and break stereotypes," she read.
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No, it's an earnest discussion of how these types of stereotypes can still hurt people.
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Others slammed the comedian's bit involving Asian children posing as accountants as reinforcing negative stereotypes.
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The ad was seen as playing into white fear and racist stereotypes of African-American.
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The ad was seen as playing into white fear and racist stereotypes of African-Americans.
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Social scientists gained some authority in the courtroom, presenting research that debunked longstanding gender stereotypes.
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I often felt uncomfortable when [people] made misogynistic jokes that were based on certain stereotypes.
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The marijuana industry is one full of possibility for those who see outside those stereotypes.
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Gender stereotypes that portray men as essentially un-rapeable likely haven't helped reporting rates, either.
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At least I would know where I fell on the spectrum of troublesome cultural stereotypes.
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"I feel like stereotypes from both sides let me get away with things," she said.
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It's all based on the kinds of ethnic stereotypes that are remarkably common in Indonesia.
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He seems to rise above the stereotypes placed on him to meet the viewer directly.
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It's every 80s martial arts movie at once, an anthology of stereotypes, cliches, and fantasy.
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In a way, aren't you reproducing common stereotypes about femininity and masculinity by doing this?
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Rejecting stereotypes that align physical beauty with slimness, Lopez-Huici's models powerfully assert their beauty.
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The DPA released these images in order to help dispel stereotypes associated with marijuana users.
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Why it matters: With human bias, each generation represents an opportunity to break through stereotypes.
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People in a mild bad mood are also less likely to rely on simplistic stereotypes.
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The exhibition, "Sugar," examined female identity through the prism of gender, body image and stereotypes.
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This year, the pair dressed up as parody-style stereotypes of each other for Halloween.
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Asian-American groups denounced the segment as racist, citing its copious references to Asian stereotypes.
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He is talkative and quick-witted, quick to dispel the meathead stereotypes attached to bodybuilders.
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However, many of us had hoped that we had transcended such stereotypes of mental illness.
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But "Masculinities" principally offers a sequence of stereotypes: sometimes celebrated, sometimes criticized, almost never deconstructed.
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BMike takes societal misinterpretations and stereotypes and flips them, putting historical figures in unexpected settings.
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The exhibition reflects this sense of variety and fluidity, challenging some stereotypes of Muslim culture.
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But after "Girls on the Dance Floor" became a hit, the Stereotypes hit a slump.
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It was condemned by the Anti-Defamation League for trafficking in obviously anti-Semitic stereotypes.
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SURFACING: EXPLORING COMMUNITIES Meet the people whose goal is to disrupt the stereotypes of cosplay.
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Rodney perpetrates the worst stereotypes about the people on the front lines in the Bronx.
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Minaya subverts stereotypes of sexiness by refusing to indulge our desire for the perfect body.
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And one person's very conscious fight against stereotypes has done much to fund the growth.
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On average, men and women don't differ in their emotions, even if stereotypes suggest otherwise.
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Anonymous commenters discussing the Canada Goose thefts have invoked hateful stereotypes about young black men.
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There are plenty of stereotypes that make Alaskans bristle; questions about igloos draw particular ire.
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GeminiThere's a lot of Gemini slander in the world, and Beyoncé buys into the stereotypes.
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You see the gender stereotypes, the way some women characters are represented versus the men.
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The stereotypes that feed the Asian-woman fetish are not exclusive to the far right.
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And is Dany being judged in part because of gender-based stereotypes about "crazy" women?
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It imagines a more just and dynamic future, one liberated from damaging stereotypes and misconceptions.
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Such self-presentation was a defensive reaction to the dehumanizing stereotypes prevalent throughout the culture.
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Mr. Ludwig said the reality of aging was not as bad as stereotypes would suggest.
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If officers rely on stereotypes instead of facts, routine encounters can escalate or turn deadly.
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What happens when stereotypes and fear about Covid-19 arrive before the actual disease does?
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I'm surprised to see The New York Times disseminating such stereotypes to millions of readers.
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It was before the twin towers fell and Muslims had to contend with terrorist stereotypes.
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And Judge Thomas forcefully denied the accusations, claiming they played into stereotypes of black men.
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Then there's the mystery of Mr. López Obrador himself, a complex politician who defies stereotypes.
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Justice Ginsburg agreed that the law was based on stereotypes that violated equal protection principles.
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The court rejected that line of reasoning, saying it was based on gender stereotypes. 5.
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The research raises questions about how cultural stereotypes affect perceptions of identity, the authors suggest.
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And the same may hold for stereotypes of other races and ethnicities, too, they said.
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"That's a good question because as we know, changing stereotypes is very difficult," Retelsdorf said.
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La Borinqueña is the rare multidimensional and true-to-life Latina superhero who sidesteps stereotypes.
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I don't appreciate the Times perpetuating these stereotypes that help the right wing propaganda machine.
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Although those expectations have changed, it takes awhile for these stereotypes to dissipate, Fielding added.
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And unlike all those infuriating stereotypes, this is an industry of educated and informed individuals.
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Lazy stereotypes of overweight teenagers hunched over laptops for hours on end have long gone.
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Concrete policies like affirmative action can help us move beyond stereotypes and confront racism together.
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Hitler promoted this and other anti-Semitic stereotypes over time through speeches, writing and cartoons.
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We are thus largely left with stereotypes of objects that are already familiar to us.
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The commercialization of Cinco de Mayo (and criticism of cultural stereotypes) has since taken off.
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But it takes a lot more than just one person to break these gender stereotypes.
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That is an area that just triggers the deepest stereotypes and assumptions—on both sides.
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As with Wagner, we wonder whether Bess's act confirms or transcends stereotypes of feminine devotion.
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"The movie is full of stereotypes," the Harvard psychologist Carolyn Newberger said at the time.
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"The movie is full of stereotypes," the Harvard psychologist Carolyn Newberger said at the time.
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Teachers opt for non-traditional plot twists to ensure that they're not reinforcing gender stereotypes.
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And when they're presented in such blunt terms, those stereotypes open themselves up for examination.
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If innate ability is seen as secondary, then the power of these stereotypes is diminished.
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The letter goes on to accuse the filmmakers of advancing negative stereotypes about female journalists.
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Tunzi, a 26-year-old contestant, is passionate about ending gender-based violence and stereotypes.
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Companies should also reinforce behaviors that challenge gender-based stereotypes and unconscious biases through incentives.
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There's a way to handle those themes that doesn't rely on stereotypes or tired tropes.
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The charity's research also suggests that both boys and girls are harmed by gender stereotypes.
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The Supreme Court has ruled that employers may not discriminate employees based on gender stereotypes.
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In other words, I am not the only black person who has ingested these stereotypes.
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Video games have always been relatively social, despite the old basement-dwelling, Cheeto-stained stereotypes.
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Stereotypes may evolve and bigotries may take different forms, but they rarely wholly reinvent themselves.
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His videos often played off Asian-American stereotypes, and were laced with self-deprecating humor.
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These tales are grounded in stereotypes that feel as old as the A train line.
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Seventy-one percent said it should be illegal to fire someone for reinforcing gender stereotypes.
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"Bill Clinton would have upended the role and changed all the gender stereotypes," Brower said.
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But stereotypes for breeds of dogs, like those for people, are quick to fall apart.
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Motherhood continues to be a valued yet circumscribed role, through which gender stereotypes are reinforced.
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You could call these stereotypes, like believing that minority patients wouldn't comply with recommended changes.
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Once again, racist stereotypes are being used by politicians to ramp up fear and hatred.
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Mitchell makes liberals look good, and he confirms their worst stereotypes about anti-science conservatives.
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Many publishers and authors now hire "sensitivity readers" who vet books and identify harmful stereotypes.
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These stereotypes make girls less likely to choose more challenging activities or more ambitious careers.
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Dispel gender stereotypes from a young age to show that men and women are equal.
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Both cases, which involved female judges, provoked angry comments about entrenched gender stereotypes in Italy.
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Eberhardt gives striking examples from her research of how racial categories and stereotypes affect perception.
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Many of the stereotypes of the contemporary artist are already evident in this short blurb.
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Today, the Benteng Chinese community contradicts many of the stereotypes about Indonesia's ethnic Chinese community.
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CO: Your exhibit at the BMA breaks through many stereotypes about LGBTQ people in America.
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Even to go back to what the album is about, really breaking down these stereotypes.
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When people of color did emerge in the background, they were treated as flat stereotypes.
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They adopt the political challenge of disarming stereotypes that, even today, are alive and well.
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They defied a lot of our stereotypes about what captains of industry should look like.
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Partying out here is cool, but people just have the stereotypes of those who party.
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That cover might suggest a kind of cushy, dated charm, but in her writing, Ms. Rushdie was sharp and ahead of her time as she aimed to dismantle the stereotypes that had shaped outsiders' perceptions of Indian cuisine for centuries — stereotypes that persist today.
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Though the stereotypes are different, the same is happening now to the post-85033/11 generation of veterans and it needs to stop - this is why we work with the entertainment industry and news media to protect our service men and women from harmful stereotypes.
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Feminine stereotypes have no statistically significant effect on support for the female or the male candidate.
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" Abdul-Jabbar says he felt the need to speak out because "stereotypes do not benefit anybody.
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Negative stereotypes of Roma portray them as thieves, primitive or violent people, and abductors of children.
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When others control the footage, they'll use it to define black Americans as stereotypes or criminals.
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She let the stereotypes of her people and their problems influence how she felt about herself.
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Both defy prejudices to help their companions, even as their authors deal in ugly racial stereotypes.
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But that's not the case if they're falling back on stereotypes about the elderly in general.
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Loving's note offers a refreshing take on a family dynamic that's often riddled with harmful stereotypes.
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There is absolutely no reason to think that traditional stereotypes are based in genetics at all.
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But this society of ours also perpetuates gender stereotypes, which parents pass on to their kids.
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That mentality of not being bound to anything liberated me from the pressures of any stereotypes.
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Often with mental health, we make assumptions or hold stereotypes about patients who require psychiatric care.
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Since then, she's partnered with the organization to dispel harmful stereotypes about trans people in Thailand.
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Miss USA Deshauna Barber is speaking out against the stereotypes she and other pageant contestants encounter.
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CD: What are some stereotypes about drag and drag queens that you wish would go away?
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But blasting stereotypes around women in tech isn't the only barrier-busting part of the series.
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By using subverted stereotypes, the films were able to shift the narrative from harmful to progressive.
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Would it, like Paul Beatty's brilliant The Sellout, gleefully subvert racial stereotypes, propriety, and the LAPD?
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Those who endorse such existing and discriminatory stereotypes will be eager to read it as such.
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For the most part, those stereotypes reflect how the team's fans themselves want to be seen.
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Second, and more important, totalizing statements like this play into the most troubling anti-Semitic stereotypes.
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Despite the stereotypes, not all San Francisco tech workers are young, city-dwelling millennials living nearby.
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It's not a specific thing you can point to in which other stereotypes of Asians are.
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TV writers can exploit these stereotypes to use bisexuality as a new kind of plot device.
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One of the most beloved and universal stereotypes of all time is that women can't drive.
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Wang experimented with film techniques in previous features, in addition to challenging racial and domestic stereotypes.
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His follow-up up-tempo hit, "Shake Your Bon Bon," played into the same sexy stereotypes.
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"There's always been sexism and stereotypes in the music industry like every other part of life."
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Yet, at 30-years old, she both embodies and defies the stereotypes often associated with morticians.
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Although many gender stereotypes about jobs and caring have crumbled, nursing has, so far, remained impervious.
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Singapore's government may trust its citizens to analyse racial stereotypes in the comfort of a theatre.
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She's fighting negative stereotypes of refugees But Ibrahim's move to America did not come without obstacles.
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But, like many stereotypes, the typical image of a single mom's love life isn't totally accurate.
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Although the students agreed with fewer myths and stereotypes, some of them still held stigmatizing views.
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Even as Mr Ceylan's film points to real difficulties, it refuses to heed simplifications and stereotypes.
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Affirming that he was all for the "battle against stereotypes", he called nonetheless for a compromise.
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The cross-cultural differences in this timing are small, and not always what stereotypes would suggest.
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There are stereotypes that there are certain things that girls shouldn't do that guys can do.
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