Using gaydar as a way to talk innocuously or jokingly about stereotyping -- "Oh, that guy sets off my gaydar" -- trivializes stereotyping and makes it seem like no big deal.
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And while stereotyping is bad, stereotyping about people who use tote bags has proven to be historically accurate, according to a recent study I conducted in my brain at Barnes & Noble.
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Talk about some class A sexist stereotyping, aimed at kids.
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At their best, women's media pushes back against gendered stereotyping.
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Also, its ethnic stereotyping and its rape jokes give pause.
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Racial stereotyping should never be a part of policy making.
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"Bang Gang" goes out of its way to avoid stereotyping.
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It's like a divining rod for division, prejudice and stereotyping.
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It has held that gender stereotyping falls within Title VII.
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Negative stereotyping of Italian Americans has by no means disappeared.
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The ruling expanded workplace discrimination protections to include gender stereotyping.
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Asian viewers took offense at what they considered racial stereotyping.
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He is a psychologist and an expert on sex stereotyping.
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But she still encountered casual ethnic stereotyping that surprised her.
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Others shared stories of bias, stereotyping, discrimination and sexual harassment.
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I also hope that they stop the stereotyping of islanders.
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I always thought about it as a study of stereotyping.
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And so categorization is a shortcut, stereotyping is a shortcut.
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The fundamental point that people on the left make is that stereotyping white people is not as bad as stereotyping blacks, Asians, Muslims, immigrants and so on because whites have dominated America since its founding.
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There's also an element of stereotyping and confirmation bias here too.
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Online comments and the stereotyping of her people leave her stunned.
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This redhead stereotyping is offensive to people who find gingers attractive.
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It's important for me to stand up to people stereotyping Iranians.
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This negative stereotyping may include being underestimated and assigned easier tasks.
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Comedy always relies on exaggeration, distortion, and, to some degree, stereotyping.
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Groups tend to cluster together, giving rise to friction and stereotyping.
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Mockingly stereotyping African-Americans revealed the moral bankruptcy of their souls.
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In that case, at least, stereotyping is an equal opportunities affair.
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The ugliness of Italian American stereotyping is still alive and well.
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But the act of stereotyping is something that's considered fairly basic.
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The stereotyping forgets that many Trump supporters held a progressive outlook.
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He also expressed frustration with what he said was intellectual stereotyping.
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Stereotyping in disguise My colleagues and I suspected that even people who would normally try to refrain from stereotyping might be more likely to use gay stereotypes if they are led to believe they have gaydar.
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They&aposre stereotyping of people, and it&aposs just really very limiting.
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Despite his success, the stereotyping follows Pang like a wok-shaped shadow.
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I felt it was cute but was really strong on gender stereotyping?
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Down the toilet with "politically correct" sensitivity about stereotyping, racism, and sexism.
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He saw it as a blow to the stereotyping of the elderly.
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At least one source claims Archie will be raised without gender stereotyping.
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"Roseanne" the show addressed that kind of stereotyping and demonizing of Muslims.
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"It's either racist or it's stereotyping," Charles Koch said of Trump's comments.
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Stereotyping veterans is not limited to one political party or interest group.
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And it's stereotyping to say men cannot be in the women's bathroom.
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In another, she takes on the issue of gender stereotyping in China.
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This is the danger in stereotyping all trans amorous men as chasers.
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Harvard has denied stereotyping or discriminating against any racial or ethnic group.
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What was really needed, however, was a national conversation on gender stereotyping.
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For most heterosexuals, marriage continues to increase the gender stereotyping of duties.
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There's an impulse here that's probably well meaning but results in stereotyping.
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Being tough isn't name-calling and stereotyping entire countries -- or a continent!.
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But her portrayal of a Vietnamese refugee has drawn criticism for stereotyping.
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There is still a lot of gender stereotyping associated with romantic love.
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Hopkins — the 1989 sex stereotyping case in which a female employee claimed she wasn't promoted because she didn't present femininely enough — the court found that Title VII's ban on sex discrimination also bans sex stereotyping in the workplace.
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Sexualisation and objectification were also identified as types of gender stereotyping in ads.
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It will also consider whether discriminating based on "sex stereotyping" violates the law.
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But people from certain regions suffer higher than usual levels of negative stereotyping.
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I'm also curious how (or if) the game will address the stereotyping criticisms.
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Foxes are treated like second-class citizens and everyone succumbs to stereotyping them.
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For some Feyenoord fans, stereotyping their nemeses as Jews plays into this narrative.
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It’s important for me to stand up to people stereotyping Iranians.
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"Once you see gender stereotyping in society, you can't unsee it," she said.
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Native American leaders say such mascots perpetuate ethnic stereotyping that goes back centuries.
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This involves imagining yourself as a member of the group you've been stereotyping.
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No real evidence, just stereotyping groups of people in the name of justice.
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The plaintiffs argue that Harvard has been racially stereotyping Asian-Americans for decades.
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That means queer people aren't immune from stereotyping those in their own community.
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"Sad my boy has to receive racial stereotyping," he continued in the tweet.
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Britain's advertising authority banned two TV ads under new rules on gender stereotyping.
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When I responded that he was stereotyping — I am a novelist — he balked.
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Instead he received a death sentence tainted by 400 years of racial stereotyping.
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And so, in that sense you can say stereotyping has a function, right?
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Research from the 1950s found that integrated military units reduced prejudice and stereotyping.
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And several courts have granted them those protections through prohibitions against sex stereotyping.
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In one study, people who embodied other races showed increased negative stereotyping attitudes afterward.
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While the "Magpies" piece critiques stereotyping Native people, other works offer more specific messages.
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Sadly, some also said it lead to stereotyping, feeling invisible, or receiving homophobic abuse.
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John Lewis's decision reflects a swelling movement to end gender-stereotyping in children's clothes.
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Several studies suggest that gender-inclusive language can help reduce gender stereotyping and discrimination.
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The singer said she was shocked to hear how early gender stereotyping becomes ingrained.
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Dating sites have an obligation to ensure they don't facilitate racial exclusion and stereotyping.
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"Sex stereotyping," which includes discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, was also prohibited.
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"This is gender stereotyping ... and ignores the diversity of different groups," user Eryn01 said.
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I'm asking to end this stereotyping of men as lazy avoiders of family work.
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On several occasions, women are unfairly generalizing and stereotyping all men into these categories.
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Broad cultural stereotyping is just one example of this movie's dreary sense of humor.
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Call it national stereotyping but DOES this look like the Duomo to anyone else?
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The person filming the exchange accused the manager of "stereotyping" them for being African American.
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For Lucie Greene, director of innovation at agency JWT, brands must be wary of stereotyping.
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The CAMRA ban is part of wider move against gender stereotyping to sell consumer goods.
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It did not recognize sex stereotyping as a novel, freestanding category of Title VII liability.
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Stereotyping isn't the only form of disrespect these gorgeous ladies of wrestling have to battle.
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Well, let's do some more labeling and stereotyping, but first, let's hear some fine advertisements.
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Encouraging stereotyping under the guise of gaydar contributes -- directly or indirectly -- to stereotyping's downstream consequences.
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If you learn just a little about every culture, you're at the risk of stereotyping.
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Twitter users were quick to criticize her message, with many accusing her of cultural stereotyping.
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Instead, such policies encourage racial stereotyping by employers that hinders minority groups from finding work.
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And Buttigieg's boomerish-ness only underlines the hollowness of the whole idea of generational stereotyping.
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Stereotyping occurs when people generalize characteristics about others based on the groups they belong to.
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Unfair behaviors like stereotyping, harassment and microaggressions are the primary reasons employees quit tech companies.
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This stereotyping isn't a glitch of Facebook's machine-learning process — it's how the software works.
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First, stereotyping a huge slice of America as misogynist bigots is unfair and impairs understanding.
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The ethnic stereotyping and animosity has deliberately deprived the Tribal Areas of schools and hospitals.
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"He was black," a punchline that relies on an obviously gross bit of racial stereotyping.
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What she objects to is the stereotyping inherent in the policies that cost her her job.
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Nevertheless, a clear majority of the Court supported the holding that sex stereotyping is not allowed.
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This time, it's Uber's food delivery service, Uber Eats, that is coming under fire for stereotyping.
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Not much headway So White's early attempt at changing racial stereotyping in film fell rather flat.
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Coverage of her by state-controlled media is glowing and free of the usual ethnic stereotyping.
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A few years on from the Slater debacle, how does Pang feel about the media stereotyping?
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Their guiding voices help the development team avoid stereotyping and embed authenticity into the game's writing.
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"The whole thing of gender in a raw material is stereotyping that is Victorian," he said.
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Controlled experimental studies in social psychology reveal the insidious nature of gender stereotyping and unconscious bias.
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First, stereotyping and discrimination are wrong, whether against gays or Muslims, or against conservatives or evangelicals.
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Liberals condemn the stereotyping of Latinos or Muslims but have been quick to stereotype Trump voters.
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Because on the site it's not the law that's stigmatising, discriminating, insulting and stereotyping sex workers.
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Baute also suggested that the woman's lawyers were subtly using terminology that hinted at racial stereotyping.
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The plaintiffs said this was evidence of Harvard's stereotyping of Asian-Americans as industrious but dull.
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This is the challenging, needy underbelly of living with an impairment that positive stereotyping can obscure.
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Town officials believed that the show "perpetuated the negative stereotyping of Italian-Americans," Mayor Scarpelli said.
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Ultimately, Bach seems interested more in portraying the dynamics of righteous mobs than in stereotyping Jews.
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Reasons includes lower rates of health coverage; communication barriers; and racial stereotyping based on false beliefs.
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The stereotyping of Asian women as submissive and exotic sex objects persists in American cultural works.
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The issue is complex, but some scientists think that doctors' unconscious stereotyping partly drives these disparities.
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Hip-hop songs are not all about "crime and morality"—to claim they are is stereotyping.
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A person cannot, in a day, do the work needed to transcend years of internalized stereotyping.
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Stereotypes related to gay men and lesbians often operate under the guise of "gaydar" rather than stereotyping.
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But that association is not only racist stereotyping — it also doesn't reflect how black Americans really live.
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Nadia told VICE that she wants to explore a universal story about gender stereotyping, fashion, and parents.
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Despite progress in understanding HIV, people living with the virus still regularly encounter stigma, stereotyping, and discrimination.
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Sabine Jansen of COC Nederland, a Dutch LGBT group, says that new kinds of stereotyping have emerged.
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"I'm not necessarily trying to point the finger at anyone," Kravitz says about racial stereotyping in Hollywood.
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Though critically acclaimed and widely beloved, the 22010 animated feature Aladdin had some serious issues with stereotyping.
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In it, I detail the strategies that writers and producers used after 9/11 to offset stereotyping.
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The negative side is we end up stereotyping, generalizing, and create false connections between cause and effect.
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President Donald Trump reportedly couldn't avoid stereotyping black people during a meeting with the Congressional Black Caucus.
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The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), an industry regulator, launched a review of its guidelines on gender stereotyping.
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Here's how a fixed mindset impedes diversity and inclusion efforts: A fixed mindset leads to more stereotyping.
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First and foremost, clowns are earnest, which makes them easy targets for ridicule and stereotyping, said Kohlberger.
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In that case, the court held that the law protects persons from discrimination based on sex stereotyping.
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There is an outpouring of sympathy from men, too, and more people are talking about gender stereotyping.
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Latinas as a demographic group are particularly subject to exploitation, stereotyping and abuse in the entertainment industry.
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This display of personal queer artifacts also serves as a public statement against lesbian erasure and stereotyping.
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Stereotyping people is always a bad idea, and that applies to using astrology to do it, too!
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Sure, by age 18 most of us have been the targets of gender stereotyping and sexual harassment.
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Having straddled that cultural divide, as a writer and citizen, I resist the stereotyping of either side.
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"Sex-role stereotyping has hurt men as much as women," she told The Boston Globe in 1975.
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Bernard swaps stereotyping digs with Robin de Jesús's (excellent) Emory, the most flamboyantly effeminate of the lot.
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"I don't understand why the judge would rule for systemic racial stereotyping conducted by Harvard," she said.
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"They are stereotyping Italian-Americans on Staten Island as having a connection to criminal enterprises," he continued.
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But he is dedicated to respecting the origins of rap and not appropriating or stereotyping a culture.
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As my colleague Jenée Desmond-Harris has explained, Trump has a big problem with racially stereotyping black people.
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She said there was also a level of sexual stereotyping with the sculpture's large bottom and large breasts.
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Newer computational models show how our brains manage to make these different categories interdependent, or "entangled," through stereotyping.
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The new measures intend to address the "potential for harm or offence" arising from gender stereotyping in ads.
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More and more, these groups are living in their own echo chambers, leading to extreme stereotyping and distrust.
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Only later did I learn about the ugly undercurrent of " yellow peril" stereotyping that flowed through those illustrations.
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A deeper walk through political debate history suggests a long history of both male and female gender stereotyping.
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Much of Hadi's photography explores the complexity and idiosyncrasy of minority communities that are often subjected to stereotyping.
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They still face discrimination and stereotyping, even though Hollywood is patting itself on the back for making strides.
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It's a helpful metaphor because gender stereotyping that tells us how we're supposed to be can be undermining.
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While stoners may roll their eyes at the stereotyping, science, it seems, is on the police department's side.
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Today, Israel is the Jew among nations and has increasingly become the object of historic anti-Jewish stereotyping.
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Park was a rising activist who regularly spoke out against pejorative stereotyping of Asian Americans in popular culture.
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The risk of misunderstanding and stereotyping is only exacerbated when mental health professionals are encouraged to be silent.
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But, in the process of doing that, we cannot allow stereotyping and harmful assumptions to play any part.
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We lose out from experiencing the full blessings life has to offer when we succumb to racial stereotyping.
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For a young African-American, it would seem, there's no escaping stereotyping, strangling perceptions, even in this Arcadia.
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They also argued that sexual orientation discrimination involved stereotyping based on sex, which was barred under Title VII.
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It also serves as a reminder of Kelly's willingness to confront hateful, racist stereotyping of the black experience.
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The joke is based almost entirely upon stereotyping people, and—predictably—this can lead into morally dubious territory.
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The Simpsons has responded to the Apu stereotyping controversy, and not everyone is down with how it was handled.
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However, in doing so she has been accused of stereotyping Latin Americans by suggesting they're only working service jobs.
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Peppered with tone deaf racist and sexist stereotyping, QD games (unsurprisingly) come from a predominantly white male creative studio.
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This is likely because outright stereotyping has declined and "colorblind" racism has become the main way racism is expressed.
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That is, a neutral black male face will appear angry at a basic sensory level, as determined by stereotyping.
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But hope also looks like a future free from deadnaming, stereotyping, or treating trans people differently in any way.
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That's a point worth stating plainly since there's so much scapegoating and stereotyping of young voters in this country.
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Specifically, bullying and stereotyping were the experiences uncovered as the largest predictors of leaving a job due to unfairness.
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"We know that scientists make biased decisions based on unconscious stereotyping," writes Pacific Northwest National Lab postdoc Timothy Duignan.
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Therefore, denying fertility services to a lesbian couple could constitute a form of sex stereotyping prohibited under federal law.
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There may be some value to stereotyping because it allows us to quickly identify strangers as friends or enemies.
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More plainly put: In life, it's the minorities who are subjected to stereotyping; Mr. Nguyen gleefully reverses that here.
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Recognizing racial biases, including structural biases embedded in laws and regulations as well as implicit biases created from stereotyping.
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Maybe I'm stereotyping but I don't think of a racing-type of guy being into pop punk and emo.
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To its immense credit, Unorthodox resists making anyone into the bad guy, nor does it succumb to easy stereotyping.
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Can we stop all of this stereotyping please, and judge these candidates on their relative strengths and weaknesses, period?
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That sort of benevolent paternalism discrimination, as well as stereotyping that you're going to be less committed, is common.
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Pageants have long been criticized for their antiquated beauty standards and, in many cases, outright racism or gender stereotyping.
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Generational stereotyping is a particular favorite when it comes to value-judgment-based shorthand: The Greatest Generation are patriots.
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Fat shaming, mockery, and stereotyping may have gone out of style, but they still persist, on screen and off.
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At this point, it's too early (and stereotyping perhaps) to just allocate particular groups to one candidate or another.
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Some experts condemned the authors' approach as reinforcing stigma by stereotyping people who use drugs as reckless and criminal.
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"We know that scientists make biased decisions based on unconscious stereotyping," Pacific Northwest National Lab postdoc Timothy Duignan told us.
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Inspired by the traditional clothing of her rich Roma cultural heritage Varga, 46, hopes fashion can fight stereotyping in society.
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It's a video titled "9 Best Things About Being Filipino-American," featuring affectionate Filipino in-group stereotyping: Filipinos love vinegar!
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And the evidence is starting to suggest that we're not wrong about the level of judgment and stereotyping we face.
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In some ways, the idea of gaydar -- even if it's just stereotyping -- seems useful at best and harmless at worst.
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" Balough added that he was particularly "troubled" by the document's statements about men and women, calling it "stereotyping" and "harmful.
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Written with a clear eye after criss-crossing the continent, he offers telling glimpses of an Africa that defies stereotyping.
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Given the history of the hypersexualization of the black male body, is capturing the unclothed body about subverting that stereotyping?
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There were widespread accusations of lazy stereotyping, while some claimed that we were underestimating the best Irish team for decades.
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Stereotyping occurs when we expect a group or person to have certain qualities without having real information about the individual.
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Racial stereotyping has, of course, a long history and artists have tried all kinds of ways to deal with it.
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"The one thing that people always point out is that acceptability for age stereotyping is extremely high," Mr. Neumark said.
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Is the person wearing it as part of an attempt at racial aping, mockery or stereotyping (see: every Halloween ever)?
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He said it had 20,000 members and was determined to try to end admissions practices that arise from racial stereotyping.
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American pop culture is full of jokes at the expense of Asian men, frequently stereotyping them as weak and effeminate.
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And I loved getting to know some white Southern men — a group I'd spent most of my life unkindly stereotyping.
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I discovered the work of people like the scholar David Bolt, whose article on "positive stereotyping" left a lasting impression.
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"This does not belong to me," he says of a fruit that has become a byword for casual racist stereotyping.
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Online, we traffic in algorithms, aggregations and demographic data sets, the pseudoscientific dressing for old habits of generalization and stereotyping.
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Carswell's nomination was rejected, and his stereotyping of women was but one issue on the list of complaints against him.
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The festival's short films, which are judged by an adult jury (winners become eligible for Oscars), also examine sex stereotyping.
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But that does not negate the misunderstanding and gender stereotyping that often surrounds intentional fasting for spiritual or political purposes.
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Several circuit courts have ruled that discrimination against a trans person is a violation of Title VII's ban on sex stereotyping.
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A fatal attack by an employee at headquarters in Paris has prompted increased internal vigilance, but experts warned about religious stereotyping.
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She wants the airline to train employees to overcome "implicit bias," a term used for subconscious bias caused by stereotyping people.
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Jurado, like other Mexican actresses, fought against stereotyping in the American film industry, much of which typecast Mexican women as seductresses.
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GP: The rhetoric of stereotyping the other, as the problem rather than looking at our own problems in our own societies.
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"They are not less likely to notice another person's gender, they just score lower on a gender stereotyping measure," he said.
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A guy named Arwind Kumar, who's big on social media, attacked the paper for stereotyping gays in such a ridiculous way.
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And some very funny writing is unfortunately interspersed with a lameduck villain (poor Neil Casey) and some pretty unfunny racial stereotyping.
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But when stereotyping is more subtle, as shown by the facial photo studies, we all succumb and often don't realize it.
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Tweets were dug up that revealed they weren't in the clear when it came to a problematic past of racial stereotyping.
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In 2014 the European Court of Human Rights upheld the ban but said the law could appear excessive and encourage stereotyping.
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A 2014 investigation into the Home Office's handling of asylum claims found evidence of stereotyping in about a fifth of cases.
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I had extended the show a generous reading; that its writers were engaging with political stereotyping to make more complex points.
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Michael Gove has been accused of racial stereotyping after mocking the rapper Stormzy for backing Labour in the upcoming general election.
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And that's something I've had to deal with being an African-American young man with an education, and people stereotyping me.
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The Affordable Care Act included language protecting transgender people from discrimination based on sex stereotyping and gender identity in health care.
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And so blackface songs and minstrelsy were a part of an onslaught of racial stereotyping that went on at the time.
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That education, I trust, makes them wary of invidious insults aimed at entire continents and of stereotyping people from those continents.
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He sent over a statement apologizing for it, saying it "engaged in broad-based stereotyping," which he also posted on Twitter.
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Experts say the administration cannot undo decades of case law protecting transgender people through bans on sex discrimination and sex stereotyping.
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Her victory underscored what was already a watershed year in pageantry, which for decades struggled with racism, segregation and gender stereotyping.
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That sort of gender stereotyping raises concerns about how voters are assessing Hillary Clinton, the highest-profile woman in the 2016 field.
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We are still a tiny community that is often seen as "other," which leads to stereotyping, prejudice, hateful comments, vandalism and violence.
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To claim that any other particular trait is "black" is considered stereotyping, as we are to see black people as endlessly diverse.
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Jordan Peele proves this is even true for fans who go to see horror movies, arguably the genre most riddled with stereotyping.
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Next up, work on her book proposal that centers on how students overcome implicit bias and stereotyping—a subject she knows well.
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Though BDSM culture emphasizes proactive affirmative consent practices — perhaps even more than their mainstream counterparts — members of kink communities already face stereotyping.
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While the circumstances surrounding these instances are different, the root of each is the same — intolerance, stereotyping, and a lack of acceptance.
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More important than the propriety of recusal, however, is whether Trump is promoting racism and religious bigotry beyond the stereotyping noted above.
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But the researchers have also found evidence of racial bias and stereotyping in recognizing and treating pain among minorities, particularly black patients.
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The Holocaust began with words, racial stereotyping and demonization -- and that has also been the prelude to mass violence around the globe.
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But it's through the instances of racial stereotyping and exotification that we see how deeply racism informs some characters' sense of identity.
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Again, the opposition can be overcome by a combination of righteous anger and malicious national stereotyping, especially if it's the bloody Hun.
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Archbishop Bruguès said that the forger had used a technique known as stereotyping, which reproduces the tactile effects of early printed books.
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Since then, his wife's documentary, "Miss Representation," has spawned a nonprofit educational drive to educate young boys and girls about sexual stereotyping.
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To seriously attack the issue of gender stereotyping in AI, attention to a lot more than just the system's voice is needed.
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" She also called the policy "a framework for military services to address unacceptable behaviors such as offensive jokes, stereotyping, violence and discrimination.
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Raj is not an Indian role model by any measure, but Apu's character invokes the worst kind of stereotyping and socioeconomic exclusion.
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"Sex stereotyping is actionable only to the extent it provides evidence of favoritism of one sex over the other," one brief reads.
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People talk about stereotyping as an energy-saving device where you don't have to think of everything that you're confronted with fresh.
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Ensuring property rights for women, and ending gender stereotyping in Indian popular culture can also help, said women's rights activist Kamla Bhasin.
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"Thus, although stereotyping has long been considered a consequence of initially perceiving others via categories, our stereotypes can affect even our initial categorizations."
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This stereotyping makes me cringe now, but it was what I thought, generalizing that I can maybe blame on my suburban Texas roots.
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The abuse and negative stereotyping can be so cruel they have self-harmed or been made to feel isolated and withdrawn from society.
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Everyone is able to bring their own personal experience to these objects, and it makes them reflect on their own complicity with stereotyping.
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The study looked at four main types of unfair treatment, behaviors and experiences: unfair people management practices, stereotyping, sexual harassment and bullying/hostility.
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Stereotyping and othering an entire people has no place in a society that is founded on ideals of freedom and democracy for all.
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This show has got some sidesplittingly funny moments, but it also has a wealth of shameful stereotyping that seems to never stop giving.
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But those looking for a critical examination of Barbie through the lenses of gender stereotyping or unrealistic beauty standards will come away disappointed.
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With the hyper-masculine stereotyping of athletes and concocted moral universe of sportsmanship, it's sometimes easy to forget that athletics are inherently emotional.
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I don't condone the racial stereotyping, but the "Slavs only" notices in the real estate listings did not make me raise an eyebrow.
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One was "Song of the South," a 403 Walt Disney film condemned for its racial stereotyping of African-Americans after the Civil War.
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I remember so much of the world stereotyping Americans as close-minded, redneck Bush supporters and that intrigued me to experience it firsthand.
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It is additionally unfortunate that his contribution to the story involves some creaky stereotyping of Native Americans as mystical people of the past.
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The problem is most black voters do not live in crime-infested neighborhoods, and they saw Trump's message as stereotyping, bordering on racism.
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Be it intimate groping on packed trains, sexual violence in manga or the glorification of geisha, women are subjected to widespread sexual stereotyping.
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Ivy Tech said its conclusion was the logical outgrowth of the Supreme Court's prohibition on gender stereotyping in 113's Price Waterhouse v.
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That contrast runs through the show, in ways that are a welcome change from the genre's frequent characteristics: piousness, fear mongering, lazy stereotyping.
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There is a danger, however, in stereotyping evangelical voters as a homogeneous bloc that prioritizes religious belief and religious observance above all other concerns.
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I just think that when you start stereotyping, you know, I think that&aposs the problem, is to put everybody in the same basket.
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She accused the majority of relying for precedent on a 1979 case that was decided ten years before Price Waterhouse, the gender stereotyping case.
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"I want to be clear that St. Catherine University strongly condemns racial discrimination, racial stereotyping, and racial profiling of any kind," the statement reads.
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"You cannot lead on a global stage by advocating torture, disgusting racial stereotyping, [and] turning back the clock on women's rights worldwide," she tweeted.
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And that's exactly the kind of skill and self-awareness you'd need in a human charged with preventing a computer from stereotyping a stranger.
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In August, a Gap ad across the pond was criticized for stereotyping boys as "thinkers" and girls as "social butterflies" with these graphic tees.
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Fisher's lawyers argued that the university was stereotyping the black and Hispanic students admitted through the top 10 percent plan by undercutting their potential.
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Mr Linnet calls it a "vehicle of social control", involving "a negative stereotyping of social groups who are perceived as unable to create hygge".
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Some Nazi propaganda also insisted that most Jewish people were merchants -- stereotyping the population as distinctly opposite from the "blood and soil" German farmers.
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For example, the belief that women should only date or marry men and vice versa can be understood as a form of sex stereotyping.
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Instead, he trotted out three Asian children as the Academy's accountants, the kind of stereotyping that clashed with the overall messaging of the evening.
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The reason behind racism or sexism is stereotyping communities or individuals by attributing faulty traits to them based on race, nationality or sexual orientation.
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Gender stereotyping abounds in the Incredibles franchise: In the first movie Helen vacuumed while Bob undertook secret missions, shirking his duties as a dad.
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Making fun of a disabled reporter, stereotyping ethnic groups, attacking reporters for how they look -- all of that stuff is totally and completely unacceptable.
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This egregious heuristic failure is, ironically, a clear case of stereotyping, the precursor to racial prejudice — the very thing the protesters claim to oppose.
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" It said there had been a "collective failure" by the authorities "through unwitting prejudice, ignorance, thoughtlessness and racist stereotyping which disadvantage minority ethnic people.
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Instead, they rushed to outdo each other on immigration policies, coming close to fulfilling conservative stereotyping of Democrats as the party of open borders.
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The EEOC said Harris violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits employment discrimination on the basis of gender stereotyping.
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But the stereotyping and overall narrow-minded attitude you describe is something you might want to gently ask these liberal intellectuals to reflect upon.
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Harvard did this, they said, in part by downgrading applications from Asian-Americans based on a subjective rating system that was vulnerable to stereotyping.
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I don't believe that kids should be exposed to racist stereotyping, and I no longer trust this ex-friend's judgment on what constitutes racism.
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It then surveyed parents in April and found that they were very worried about how gender stereotyping in the media could affect their children.
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In practice, its "crime and safety" section has been a hotbed for racial stereotyping that's forced the company to rewrite its software and policies.
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"A lot of stereotyping goes on in the valley," says Munshi, who is a Muslim and a native of Ahmedabad, India's fifth-largest city.
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"It is possible that inspiration for such dress is gleaned from mass stereotyping and superficial ideas of [African] nationhood," she said in an email.
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A spokesperson for the Advertising Standards Authority said that gender stereotyping in ads is a live issue that they've been investigating over the past year.
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Such a decision could also undercut other civil rights protections that the Supreme Court already recognizes — including, potentially, safeguards against sex stereotyping and sexual harassment.
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Hopkins (1989), which recognized that such stereotyping violates Title VII, is a bit messy because the Court did not hand down a single majority opinion.
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And our big black ideas and expression are threatening to further expose them, so they'll try to trivialize and minimize our blackness by stereotyping us.
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Each respondent answered a series of questions that measured their political engagement and their tendency for racial stereotyping, empathy for other races and racial anxieties.
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Philadelphia's mayor's office and the police department have initiated investigations, and Mayor Jim Kenney implored Starbucks to implement training to reduce stereotyping and racial bias.
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The first post filed under BuzzFeed's wholesome tag is a video titled "9 Best Things About Being Filipino-American," featuring affectionate Filipino in-group stereotyping.
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Even financial prowess and a devotion to dealmaking, which have a dark history in the stereotyping of Jews, are highly acceptable topics, if done right.
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Lisa, the target of Marge's old, racist storybook, has been well-established as a progressive character who's sensitive to racism, stereotyping, and other people's feelings.
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It could be interpreted that he's shooting at the workers at his company who aren't white because he's stereotyping and projecting his bigotry onto them.
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If stereotypes about girls and women are preventing them from playing, then it could potentially contribute to preexisting gender inequality and stereotyping in these fields.
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If you'll allow us to engage in a bit of harmless stereotyping, we did not expect a Texas sportscaster to come down firmy against transphobia.
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As part of the consent decree, police officers and court employees would be given training on "bias-free policing" to help them recognize unconscious stereotyping.
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The players, many of whom are black, say that whatever problems have occurred are relatively limited and believe that they are the victims of stereotyping.
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And we learned he humiliated Alicia Machado about her weight and her ethnicity, calling her "Miss Housekeeping" as if racial stereotyping came naturally to him.
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Since the trailer dropped, controversy arose surrounding Patty, with writers wondering if the movie was marginalizing and stereotyping the only Black member of the team.
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By far the most interesting character is 15-year-old Sabah, who must navigate her way through gender stereotyping before she even reaches the waves.
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The show makes half-hearted attempts to use this shift as proof that our white protagonist was himself stereotyping Nadia, assuming she's a helpless woman.
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At the same time, what character development there is basically relies on the shorthand of the situation and cultural stereotyping, albeit with an arched eyebrow.
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The artist is touted as primarily exploring intersectional identity in a contemporary context and challenging the stereotyping, objectification and exploitation of the black female body.
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"Best-practice" here includes a pretty big dose of stage-Irish stereotyping, which put me off when reading the play, though not when watching it.
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The court ruled that stereotyping—expecting workers to conform to the conventions of their biological sex—was a form of gender discrimination under Title VII.
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The show's stereotyping would be the same, but we would not be seeing stereotyping's consequences playing out in real life the way they are now.
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The court sided with Hopkins, establishing a legal standard for sex stereotyping that has fundamentally transformed the workplace for women for the past 22017 years.
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"It would perpetuate further discrimination, stereotyping, and racial profiling of women of color because it would make their motivations for an abortion suspect," Donovan said.
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They compel the AMNH to establish an independent Decolonization Commission, demanding the museum reconfigure its racial stereotyping and demeaning ethnographic displays of non-White people.
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Plus, if workers don't have definitive proof that opioids are involved, they might want to avoid stereotyping a patient and not list the specific drug involved.
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So that's four votes for Brennan's position plus a fifth vote from O'Connor — or a majority of the Court that says sex stereotyping is not allowed.
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"There was a lot stigma and stereotyping around what it means to do business with indigenous people – some of it very insulting and inappropriate," Lewis said.
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In one piece, he accused campus "multiculturalists" of stereotyping minorities who espoused conservative views, and he listed some of the derogatory terms used to describe them.
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This distinction may sound fine, but the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals based its ruling in favour of Ms Stephens squarely on the sex-stereotyping claim.
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Watching Trump steal from our sheriff's playbook of stereotyping immigrants and harsh rhetoric on law and order on the national stage was nothing short of scary.
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Kristof's portrayal of campus liberals is just another form of elitist stereotyping, the mirror image of assumptions that every Trump supporter is a narrow-minded racist.
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Washington (CNN)The Anti-Defamation League, blasting "stereotyping and scapegoating" on the campaign trail, is redirecting Donald Trump's contributions to anti-bias and anti-bullying programs.
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" And this month, the director of "Doctor Strange," Scott Derrickson, tweeted, "Raw anger/hurt from Asian-Americans over Hollywood whitewashing, stereotyping & erasure of Asians in cinema.
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According to an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission summary of the case: Further rulings have held that such sex stereotyping applies in cases of trans employment discrimination.
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Featured vendors include children's brand Piccolina, which was created to combat gender stereotyping through clothing, and Bee's Wrap, a healthy and sustainable alternative for food storage.
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Conscious and unconscious hatred, contempt, or even casual stereotyping held in the mind of a developer can easily make its way into a code base now.
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But these ideas are slowly being challenged, and increasingly these teams are finding themselves being asked to confront the same questions of representation, appropriation and stereotyping.
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Some squinting will be required to block out the race and class stereotyping, as well as the puddles of sentiment scattered throughout the highly predictable plot.
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The court's rephrased question makes it clear that the justices read Price Waterhouse as encompassing a broad view of stereotyping, well beyond the dress code issue.
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It's difficult to read politics or sociological context into it: it didn't conform to this stereotyping of things which you get with programs like Geordie Shore.
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It's important to be aware of such stereotyping and gender biases among doctors and other medical professionals, in order to minimize the potential effect, the researchers say.
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A district court in California thought that our sex stereotyping argument was stronger, probably because that's derived clearly from a Supreme Court case, Price Waterhouse v. Hopkins.
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Sinno, who has described his all-male band as "extremely vocal feminists", also said he was fed up of western stereotyping of Middle Eastern women as "passive".
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STEREOTYPING: The poll asked respondents to rate people of different races on a series of personality traits, including their general intelligence, work ethic, manners, peacefulness and lawfulness.
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Coldplay's recent India-inspired video "Hymn for the Weekend" might have drawn flak for cultural stereotyping, but it brought one Mumbai-based art collective into international limelight.
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While going through this adjustment period, it became clear to me that a lot of male and female gender stereotyping is definitely rooted in legitimate hormonal differences.
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Undoing centuries of stereotyping is a huge feat, but sex education is a simple, practical, and relatively achievable remedy to the spread of HIV and other STDs.
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"And because the adults in these children's lives see and perpetuate the same messages, gender stereotyping continues to be reinforced in our homes and classrooms," Sanders said.
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Culver adds that you should also do some personal research on implicit bias and gender and racial stereotyping in order to better identify these tiny, harmful acts.
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Speaking to NPR's marketplace, Thomas said they range from blatant examples to more subtle forms of discrimination, including "sex stereotyping" that happens when someone announces a pregnancy.
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Art didn't invent oppressive gender roles, racial stereotyping or rape culture, but it reflects, polishes and sells them back to us every moment of our waking lives.
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"Ramy" is an effective rebuttal to stereotyping for the same reason that it's simply good TV: It's a complex, funny series about messy and specifically drawn people.
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Cultural conquest, ethnic stereotyping and racism, colonialism's aftershocks — these are all open wounds into which this Hollywood mega-Maui is seen by some as rubbing sea salt.
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There are other subtly disparaging tropes about Haredim as well, telegraphed not necessarily by specific words like "ultra" and "bloc," but by negative stereotyping and harmful canards.
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Young women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) careers and engineering programs have taken to TikTok to address the misogyny, stereotyping, and constant misconceptions they face.
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Asked if he thought he was stereotyping black people, he said that he did not think he was, and that he was not intending to hurt anyone.
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And it would look to the future, following the series's focus first on Asian Americans' place in superhero lineage (Secret Identities) and ways to challenge stereotyping narratives (Shattered).
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She'll have to demonstrate that the team owners are stereotyping men as sexual aggressors and women as vulnerable victims, thus burdening women with the responsibility of avoiding predation.
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Although well-intentioned, these practices amount to stereotyping because they assume the distribution looks like the top graph above when it may look more like the bottom one.
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Thus, if the Supreme Court holds that it is lawful to discriminate against gay or trans workers, it could upend the 30-year-old rule against gender stereotyping.
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But we, who so confidently despise stereotyping, cannot now decide that those newsworthy people represent all, or even most, of the people who pulled the lever for Trump.
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And Native Americans have been subjected to constant stereotyping through words and images, which is why so many recoil when Trump uses the term "Pocahontas" to dismiss Sen.
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These developments have led to confusion, fear, and frustration among these highly dedicated professionals, who are in danger of being singled out for scapegoating, stereotyping, and racial profiling.
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In June, when Justice Anthony Kennedy voted for the first time to approve a university admissions program favoring minorities, he voiced new concerns about racial isolation and stereotyping.
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"Her treatment in the press and by voters really exemplifies the negative effect of gender stereotyping," co-author Elizabeth Haines told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview.
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Torres said the class action will not include the claim that Goldman maintained a "boys' club atmosphere" where women were allegedly subjected to unwanted stereotyping, harassment and retaliation.
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The effects of gender stereotyping are particularly strong in contexts where women have been historically underrepresented and excluded, such as high-power leadership positions like the U.S. presidency.
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When Mr. Huang gets serious, his topics are the immigrant experience, the central role of food in immigrant communities and his own refusal to submit to cultural stereotyping.
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There are valuable lessons here about stereotyping, and it is interesting to see a sanguine, resilient, and highly intelligent mind seek to historicize its own experience of victimization.
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Torres said the class action will not include the claim that Goldman maintained a "boys' club atmosphere" where women were allegedly subjected to unwanted stereotyping, harassment and retaliation.
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Women in traditionally male-dominated fields such as STEM (science, technology, engineering, and maths), for instance, can be targets of prejudice and negative stereotyping which undermines their success.
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The book was published in 2013 but just took off after Simon Ragoonanan, a blogger who examines gender stereotyping in children's books, published excerpts on his Facebook page.
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It also examines, through Parks, Frazier, and Weems' photographs, black stereotyping, women's rights, environmental rights, and ultimately, questions surrounding the value of black life—issues that still persist.
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With its ruling in her case, the Supreme Court established that discrimination based on gender stereotyping was indeed barred by Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
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We need to strip ourselves of our labels and stop stereotyping people by the color of their skin, the length of their hair, or the clothes they wear.
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Rather than stereotyping gun owners into good guys and bad guys, the public health approach recognizes that firearms are inherently dangerous and should be significantly harder to get.
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The doctors at IMH, used to stereotyping their patients as dunces, seemed baffled by Salahuddin's high level of functional intelligence combined with his inability to comprehend social norms.
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Title VII covers gender stereotyping—the case of Ann Hopkins, who was denied partner at her firm in the 1980's, established that expanded understanding of the law.
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Lawyer Seth Waxman, representing Harvard, said the challengers had failed to offer any examples of racial stereotyping, either with specific student applications or testimony from admissions office witnesses.
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Since his partner's death, Reyes has been a vocal advocate against stereotyping all Muslims based on the actions of the shooters, a point the president has repeatedly emphasized.
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Yet, even as he surmounted the stages – like starring in the award-winning The Road to Guanténamo – Ahmed says he was still dealing with stereotyping in his everyday life.
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The sergeant, who is gay, had said the St. Louis County Police Department failed to promote him based on sex stereotyping and retaliated against him for filing a lawsuit.
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So the Trump administration's position would give the judges of an increasingly conservative federal bench enormous discretion to decide which victims of sex stereotyping should be allowed to prevail.
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Black Vine is, if anything, willing to turn its blunt-edged social commentary inward on itself, often using hyperbolic stereotypes to challenge and dismantle the idea of stereotyping altogether.
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The EEOC has contended in federal court that Title VII bans anti-gay discrimination, saying it is based on sex stereotyping, and therefore discrimination on the basis of sex.
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A big part of that campaign was portraying Israel as a safe-haven for queer and transgender people, while stereotyping muslim Palestinians as homophobic threats to such modern freedoms.
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But while the live-action Aladdin does succeed in rectifying some aspects of Hollywood's long history of stereotyping and whitewashing Middle Easterners, it still leaves much to be desired.
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To me though, Moritz' comments are reasonably accurate, at least as far as stereotyping a country of 1.38 billion people and a region of a million or more goes.
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Over the years, the five public editors, including Ms. Sullivan, examined issues like anonymous sourcing, gender stereotyping, invasion of privacy and the challenges of transitioning to a digital world.
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"In a recent Twitter post, arguing against stereotyping and hate speech, I referenced the 'n-word' (the actual word) as an example of what not to do," he wrote.
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There may be unconscious facets of stereotyping involved, but whatever its sociological and psychological origins, it is an aspect of living in a multiracial, multiethnic environment such as America.
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The court also pointed out that if gender stereotyping is unlawful, then Hively is the classic example of someone who does not conform to others' stereotypes about females, e.g.
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"[In our institutions] there is ethnocentricity at play, stereotyping, misreadings of behaviors, confirmation bias: all these things that get in the way of seeing people as people," Xia says.
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Portraits, like Baldwin's Promise and Unbothered, are images of black girlhood that critique narrow beauty standards, colorism, and the stereotyping of black girls and women emotionally, physically, and sexually.
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In your editorial you problematically argue that the perspective of the psychiatrist is simultaneously irrelevant because the "obvious" is being stated and dangerous because of public misunderstanding and stereotyping.
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For some adults who are diagnosed later in life, it is likely they have already found ways to cope and be resilient in the face of discrimination and stereotyping.
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The Covington case was such a blatant rush to judgment — it was powered by such crude prejudice and social stereotyping — I'm hoping it will be an important pivot point.
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Contrary to his racist stereotyping, the president would learn from Adjei about the brutal economics of successfully farming eight acres using only a machete in the relentless tropical heat.
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Some experts said this sort of stereotyping was common among Americans, who often mistakenly attribute pithy sayings to Chinese sages, perhaps to give them an added aura of wisdom.
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Tamader al-Rammah, the vice minister of labor and the most senior woman in the government, shared her irritation at stereotyping during a recent World Bank meeting in Washington.
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The sketch seemed to be saying, in other words, while stereotyping is not good enough for Oprah, it's good enough for Vance and black women comedic actors like her.
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"You should be assessed based on your individual ability to repay, not based on broad categories that have a ton of stereotyping and assumptions built into them," Odinet said.
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Hopkins, which paved the way for what we now consider a "gender stereotyping" claim -- when an employee is discriminated against for failing to fit into a gender-conforming mold.
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Hopkins, the Supreme Court concluded that discrimination on the basis of sex includes discrimination based on sex stereotyping, such as a woman who acts in an overly masculine manner.
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Ali and his friends claim in the video that employees were stereotyping them, as a group of young black men, as not having money to pay for their meals.
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That same year female writers at Newsweek filed an equal pay lawsuit, while feminist activists staged a sit-in at the Ladies' Home Journal to protest its stereotyping of women.
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Actors and directors speak knowledgeably about tropes and narrative stereotyping; critics and academics talk about their favorite films and actors and what seeing black performers meant to them as kids.
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In 2012, the administration sought to dismiss a sexual orientation lawsuit based on Title VII by saying a plaintiff failed to prove the facts to support the sex-stereotyping claim.
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That view conflicts with some lower court rulings that found targeting someone for their sexual orientation is an illegal form of both sex discrimination and sex stereotyping under Title VII.
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" But the genre has had its own problems of stereotyping and casting: We're still waiting for a black Bachelor or Bachelorette, but we're getting one on Season 2 of "UnREAL.
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Laws barring sex discrimination also prohibit differential treatment based on gender identity, the Seventh Circuit said—and sex stereotyping is inconsistent with the equal-protection clause of the 14th amendment.
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Britain's Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) reviewed gender stereotyping in ads in 2018 and found that sexist portrayals can have an impact on the aspirations and choices of adults and children.
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I think that people start stereotyping if we have any tightness then we're going to be so restricted we'll never be able to be creative, and that's just not true.
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Asian people have long been infantilized and told that we appear more youthful than we are, which plays a role in the stereotyping of Asian women as submissive and exotic.
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As our world generates more stimuli, people with A.D.H.D. will increasingly struggle to focus their thoughts, sequence their activities and fight the stereotyping that reduces their challenges to only hyperactivity.
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But it needs to tell a story of the subject, and it needs to tell a story of a time and a place that's beyond dress-up and beyond stereotyping.
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The proposed rules will update the meaning of sex as a prohibited basis for discrimination to include pregnancy, childbirth and related medical conditions, sex stereotyping, transgender status and gender identity.
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Call out misunderstanding, stereotyping and small-minded thinking in the spaces you occupy, not with anger or irritation, but rather by providing space for a more nuanced conversation about identity.
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Last summer, as the trial was approaching, a group of admissions officers recommended changes to the rules for evaluating applications that appeared intended to warn against racial and ethnic stereotyping.
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And the Federation's insistence, he said, that male and female players aren't doing the same work rests on precisely the discriminatory sex stereotyping that Title VII is supposed to prohibit.
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This kind of gender stereotyping can become an indirect link to more problematic behaviors like sexual harassment, said Dr. Jeglic, and be harmful for kids of all ages and genders.
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That report surveyed over 2,000 tech employees who left their jobs, and found many people of color felt they had unfairly been passed over for a promotion or faced stereotyping.
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From Indigenous Peoples' Day to Halloween, the past month has been filled with headlines critiquing the United States' history and the commercialization, objectification and stereotyping of indigenous communities, particularly women.
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Voting emotionally isn't really understood, and we easily descend into damaging stereotyping—"'Little England' northerners voted to Leave" or "out-of-touch London elites voted Remain"—rather than proper analysis.
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Sayeed and her husband especially liked Pillars grantee Unity Productions Foundation, a Virginia-based nonprofit that advises Hollywood on writing nuanced storylines and avoiding stereotyping in projects involving Islam or Muslims.
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But saying those cases do not apply, the administration argued on Friday that discriminating on the basis of sexual orientation is not an illegal form of sex stereotyping or associational discrimination.
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In one piece he wrote as an undergraduate, he accused campus "multiculturalists" of stereotyping minorities who espoused conservative views, and he listed some of the derogatory terms used to describe them.
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As the fifth public editor appointed by The Times, Ms. Sullivan wrote about journalistic issues and ethics in regard to Times coverage, addressing a range of subjects including fairness and stereotyping.
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And in the final episode of Season 2, Murphy once again scours the depths of Gabriel García Márquez's Wikipedia page in search of a literary pretense for the show's compulsive stereotyping.
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Crowded out by machismo, misogyny, and negligence, women including Jenny La Sexy Voz experienced erasure from song credits, while others dealt with sexist criticism or stereotyping in a machismo-propelled scene.
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But while we have all made cultural assumptions in our lives, combining stereotyping with fear (and the permission to act on that fear) breeds a very dangerous division with violent repercussions.
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And, without spoiling anything, it is fantastic to see a young woman of color in a heroic role in a horror show, neither the victim of poor writing nor bullshit stereotyping.
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Google vice president Aristotle Balogh also wrote an internal post criticizing the employee's memo, saying "stereotyping and harmful assumptions" could not be allowed to play any part in the company's culture.
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Together, the research literature shows strong evidence that gender stereotyping has not diminished, but rather has gone underground to affect unconscious processes that continue to negatively impact the evaluation of women.
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Wendy Mogel, a clinical psychologist and author of "Voice Lessons for Parents: What to Say, How to Say It, and When to Listen," said parents should tame auto-suspicion and stereotyping.
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Glaser, whose primary research interest is in stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination, says he hasn't seen evidence to suggest that implicit bias training reduces discriminatory behavior in police departments and other institutions.
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The reason you don't see counterexamples of the many healthy celibate gay priests is that they're afraid to come out—now, more than ever, in this environment of blaming and stereotyping.
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It all seems like innocuous love until you search through the quote tweets of the questions to find folks stereotyping stans of various pop culture figures in hilarious and insightful ways.
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In the morning, Code Pink, an antiwar group led by women, staged a "beauty pageant" to voice their opposition to Mr. Trump's candidacy and accuse him of unfairly stereotyping various groups.
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During Greece's debt crisis, angry exchanges in the Greek and German news media and populist rhetoric on both sides encouraged national stereotyping, affecting each country's domestic politics and relations between them.
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The women's lead lawyer, Jeffrey Kessler, told me at the time that U.S. Soccer's argument was precisely the sort of discriminatory sex stereotyping that civil rights laws were designed to address.
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"It's an incredibly prevalent and insidious problem," said Alana Officer, who leads the World Health Organization's global campaign against ageism, which it defines as "stereotyping, prejudice and discrimination" based on age.
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Over the past 55 years, thanks to that forward-looking reading of the law, Title VII has addressed harms that Congress never foresaw, such as forbidding sexual harassment and gender stereotyping.
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At the same time, Wu, who, I figured, had fielded her share of questions on stereotyping, maintained that the practice was harmful only if it was taken as defining a group.
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But the actual practice of gender-reveal parties seems to involve the sort of stereotyping — pink for girls, blue for boys — that reinforces habits of mind you're justly inclined to challenge.
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And like underrepresented professionals in other fields, black health care providers face some common challenges: assumptions of incompetence, racial stereotyping, and subtle suggestions that they are not qualified for their jobs.
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Trust among Americans and for many of our institutions is at its lowest levels in generations, and stereotyping and prejudice have become substitutes for knowing and understanding one another as individuals.
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What kind of stereotyping comes into play by calling for diversity at the Fed rather than demanding institutional accountability as the price for retaining sovereign authority in deciding monetary policy questions?
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But NMAAHC is clear on this: "Minstrelsy, comedic performances of 'blackness' by whites in exaggerated costumes and makeup, cannot be separated fully from the racial derision and stereotyping at its core."
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Unilever has committed to stop stereotyping women in adverts, promising that it will "advance portrayals of gender" across more than 400 of its brands - which include Knorr, Dove, Cif and Surf.
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President Trump and the National Rifle Ass'n are stereotyping all black men as dangerous, and the proof is their silence over the killing of Philando Castile ... so says Congressman Cedric Richmond.
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Those who were told gaydar is real stereotyped much more than the control group, and participants stereotyped much less when they had been told that gaydar is just another term for stereotyping.
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Gorrie is from the Gunai, Kurnai, Gunditjmara, Wiradjuri and Yorta Yorta people and often speaks up about discrimination and negative stereotyping of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people when she sees it.
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While the law does not address transgender discrimination directly, courts have increasingly interpreted the law's ban on sex discrimination to cover discrimination against transgender people as a form of illegal sex-stereotyping.
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Promotional materials often referred to Mendoza as "the Jew," stereotyping the boxer as a representation of his community in order to sell more tickets and encourage the growth of a fan base.
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While their lawsuit is still ongoing, the language on the website has been changed so that one's sex and pregnancy status are still protected, but gender identity and sex stereotyping are not.
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That puts studios like Marvel in the difficult situation of having to adapt those characters in a way that simultaneously honors the source material and avoids that stereotyping as much as possible.
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In court papers EEOC lawyers argue that claims of sexual orientation can be made under Title VII because they involve sex stereotyping, gender-based associational discrimination, and consideration of an individual's sex.
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For several years, the EEOC has declared in federal court that Title VII bans anti-gay discrimination, saying it is based on sex stereotyping, and therefore discrimination on the basis of sex.
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We need to create a powerful marketing movement that combats our current stereotyping of women and focuses on early education and messages that appeal to girls' sensibilities when it comes to technology.
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Recent federal court and Equal Employment Opportunity Commission rulings support a growing understanding that discrimination on the basis of sex or sex stereotyping encompasses some discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.
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In her work, Abdul Hadi explores how minority communities are often subjected to stereotyping and underrepresentation, the ideas of masculinity and self-representation, and the ways in which culture can be misrepresented.
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I discovered—of course as everybody knows now, but it was such a revelation then—that you could be a woman without stereotyping anything, without encountering traditional cis female culture at all.
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Google engineering vice president Aristotle Balogh also wrote an internal post criticizing the employee's memo, saying "stereotyping and harmful assumptions" could not be allowed to play any part in the company's culture.
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The tech giant, through its own extensive research, has found that girls are more influenced than boys by social pressure, and pervasive stereotyping has steered many young women away from tech careers.
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So you're saying this draft was antiracist, but then in the published book, the Oompa Loompas appeared, which made it into one of the most racially stereotyping books of its era. Right.
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But Judge Wright Allen disagreed, writing that Mr. Grimm's transgender status constituted a claim of sex discrimination and that the bathroom policy had "subjected him to sex stereotyping," violations of the law.
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This human tendency is almost certainly inflamed when different racial groups are exposed to racial stereotyping and institutional discrimination, but it may start with common instincts driven by the pressures of evolution.
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The group founded by longtime affirmative action opponent, Edward Blum, argued that while Asian-Americans outperformed other groups on academic measures, stereotyping caused them to receive low scores on subjective "personal" ratings.
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They also expose "Einstein's stereotyping of members of various nations and raise questions about his attitudes on race," according to Princeton University Press, which has published the first full English-language edition.
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Mathilde Krim, who fought passionately against stigma and stereotyping and whose work saved tens of thousands of lives, left us with too little ambiguity — and presumably not enough wisdom on hooking up.
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Holocaust denial, racist stereotyping, the casual usage of Nazi terminology, talk of Zionist conspiracies and the deployment of the word "Zionist" as a euphemism for Jew are now common among his supporters.
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So in college we had fraternities as a means of stereotyping each other, and it's helpful just to do shorthand, like the Delta Sigs were losers but they have the best pot. Right.
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While many people believe stereotyping is wrong, calling it "gaydar" merely provides a cover for using stereotypical traits -- like someone's fashion sense, profession or hairstyle -- to jump to conclusions about someone being gay.
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The National Geographic cover shot has circulated for over three decades in spite of accusations against McCurry of exploiting and stereotyping non-Western people throughout his career, particularly poor communities in South Asia.
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In trying to have an "honest conversation" about racial stereotyping in the media and the blurred line between terrorism and mass murder, their chat exploded then fizzed into an unresolved puddle of nothing.
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Even though they're making a documentary that seeks to understand sex workers and the working class, the filmmakers indulge, again and again, in easy condescension, generalization, and stereotyping that undermines their eventual conclusions.
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According to a 2017 study, children enrolled in a Swedish gender-neutral kindergarten scored lower on a gender stereotyping measure and were more willing to play with unfamiliar children of a different gender.
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" The libertarian writer Cathy Young worried that the movement risks "condemning all sexually tinged dynamics in the workplace, stereotyping men as abusers and women as perpetual victims in need of quasi-Victorian protections.
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The increased diversity in a modern Thomas & Friends is arguably a bid for the children's series to become more inclusive, but there are concerns that these new global trains may be culturally stereotyping.
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Nachiket Karnik, Fifty-Five One Kang's stereotyping of the American soccer culture debases the sport and its fandom into a racist, xenophobic farce that is in no way representative of the entire culture.
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The letter noted HHS telegraphed its policy of discrimination when it removed language regarding sex stereotyping, gender identity and sexual orientation from the "Frequently Asked Questions" section of the HHS webpage about policy.
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This attempt at social engineering was based on popular suspicion, not proven research, as well as on racist stereotyping that held African-American women to be the most likely abusers of the system.
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He has designed a blobby pink plastic mask to thwart facial recognition scanning, a technology with the potential, possibly already realized, of using racial and sexual stereotyping to isolate groups of social undesirables.
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Ms. Vega, a classically trained opera singer, played Marina with a quiet fortitude and grace that rise above the vituperation and cruel stereotyping heaped on her by her boyfriend's family and local officials.
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That's the premise of this Netflix comedy, directed by Charles Stone III, that raises questions about cultural appropriation and stereotyping even as it progresses with the playful feel of a jokey teen drama.
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"Treating a person whose sex is male as a man is no more stereotyping than is classifying someone born in Canada as Canadian," the funeral home said in a brief filed last week.
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While it may be due to biology, stereotyping is not okay and can be unlearned — especially with the breadth of online and offline resources by organizations such as GLAAD and The Trevor Project.
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" The Supreme Court ruled that the company "had unlawfully discriminated against her on the basis of sex by consciously giving credence and effect to partners' comments about her that resulted from sex stereotyping.
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She is not the only one using the platform for this purpose; young women in STEM fields are making TikTok videos calling out the misogyny, stereotyping, and general misconceptions they face every day.
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A lot of that stereotyping begins when parents, caregivers, and educators give children toys to play with that align with the traditional assumptions that girls like dolls and boys like cars and tools.
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Police "apathy often takes the form of stereotyping and victim-blaming, such as when police describe missing loved ones as 'drunks,' 'runaways out partying' or 'prostitutes unworthy of follow-up,'" the report said.
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Black travel firms said that their clients have long felt alienated by mainstream travel services failing to market to diverse audiences and stereotyping black people as unable to appreciate or afford worldly experiences.
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They argue that firing someone for being attracted to people of the same gender -- or for identifying with a gender other than the one they were assigned at birth -- is tantamount to sex stereotyping.
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Haslam also reportedly nicknamed ex-VP of football operations Sashi Brown, who is black, "Obama" because of his Harvard degree ... which made people in the Browns organization uncomfortable and came off as racial stereotyping.
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In my experience as an academic researcher who studies police health and stress, I can say that there is a paucity of work on the effect of present-day negative stereotyping of police officers.
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"Harvard today engages in the same kind of discrimination and stereotyping that it used to justify quotas on Jewish applicants in the 1920s and 1930s," Students for Fair Admissions said in a court filing.
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This was expressed in the complaints (about stereotyping, lifestyle, lack of ethnic diversity) by Singaporeans over the trailer of "Crazy Rich Asians" that portrays a city alien to the experiences of ordinary folk here.
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The film was co-written by the famously twisty (and unusually nuanced) Damon Lindelof, who's still best known for Lost but whose most recent project, HBO's Watchmen, steered far away from easy political stereotyping.
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This stereotyping has gotten much worse since the Pulse shooting, because despite the outpouring of support for L.G.B.T. and Latino people, the tragedy became an excuse to vilify Muslims before the 2016 presidential election.
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Houska is also the founder of Not Your Mascots, a nonprofit committed to educating the public about the harms of stereotyping and promoting positive representation of Native Americans in the public sphere, especially sports.
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I'm thinking that since you—as you noted, over half the Border Patrol is Latino, that there might be some tension there when the way the president has spoken about Mexicans, speaking of stereotyping.
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Following a new amendment introduced in 1998 requiring all schools to work against gender stereotyping, Lotta Rajalin set up her first gender-neutral preschool for one to five-year-olds in Stockholm's Old Town.
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We laughed and felt no animosity toward blacks, but now — helped by the current news — I can see that we were unaware of how hurtful the stereotyping would be to a person of color.
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We will reach greatness when discrimination and stereotyping of women — 51 percent of our population — is gone, and every woman's full potential is realized and unleashed and every woman is making her full contribution.
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The high degree of gender policing, body shaming, slut shaming, stereotyping, and sexual assault that sorority girls often face, from both inside and outside Greek culture, is part of the conversation we should be having.
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In 1989, the Supreme Court held that gender stereotyping is itself a form of sex discrimination — a woman may not be fired, for example, because her bosses deem her too masculine in appearance or conduct.
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And even if the Court does not go that far, it would be difficult to rule against these plaintiffs without carving out a significant exception to the broad rule that sex stereotyping is not allowed.
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The Justice Department's brief on Friday contends the word refers to a person's "biological sex" and, further, that transgender discrimination isn't addressed by a 1989 Supreme Court ruling that found Title VII bans sex stereotyping.
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" The Times reports that John Lewis made the decision to go neutral after consulting with the Let Clothes Be Clothes campaign group, which is lobbying to "end gender stereotyping in [the] design/marketing of childrenswear.
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This tactic has become a very vital part of many HR infrastructures, ensuring that even the most self-analytical of managers, directors and sales reps do not accidentally succumb to subconscious stereotyping or preconceived notions.
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The 22015-year-old celebrated qualification for the tournament by wearing a beret and eating baguette during press conference, which suggests either a quirky sense of humour or a penchant for prop-based national stereotyping.
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Because much of DNA phenotyping is based on guesswork or stereotyping based on ancestry and sex, Dewey-Hagborg chose two of the most compelling possible faces, one gender neutral and one feminine, with Manning's input.
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Unchecked schoolyard jokes are what result in stuff like the offensive stereotyping that were on the original version of "Butterfly Doors," which, frankly isn't any better in the self-edited version that made the record.
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Our campaign for decriminalisation would get the laws off our back and allow sex workers to come out of the shadows and fight back against all the stigma, discrimination, insults and stereotyping that we face.
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The group challenging Harvard's affirmative action efforts, Students for Fair Admissions, says that the university limits the admission of Asian-American students by giving them lower personal ratings and stereotyping them as quiet and studious.
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But neither they nor their descendants are even symbolically part of American national pride; rather they are objects of stereotyping or emblems of a disgraceful past that has remained, to a great extent, in obscurity.
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"Some squinting will be required to block out the race and class stereotyping, as well as the puddles of sentiment scattered throughout the highly predictable plot," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in her review for The Times.
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In addition, as shown by the recent killings of police officers, people are stereotyping police officers for being racist killers; this is obvious proof of hypocrisy in some advocates of the Black lives Matter movement.
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We told some participants that scientific evidence says gaydar was a real ability, led others to believe that gaydar is just another term for stereotyping and said nothing about gaydar to a third group (the control).
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"I AM sick of President Trump denigrating Chicago," said Bill de Blasio, the mayor of New York, during a trip to the Windy City on March 251rd, lamenting Mr Trump's "particularly painful stereotyping" of the place.
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Critic: 'This will upset' people Following the release of the music video Friday, a number of Russian media outlets have run stories on the track, quoting people who are unimpressed by its stereotyping of modern Russia.
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It took a lot of soul searching, there was a lot of punitive measures, there was a lot of stereotyping, lazy young, southerners -- actually Greeks work more hours than any other European - according to the OECD.
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A recent fine-grained analysis of the factors that contribute to these killings place the blame on stereotyping and racial bias, as well as common characteristics of law enforcement agents and the nature of police work.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson's comments that President Barack Obama was "raised white" prompted backlash on social media on Tuesday, with many users criticizing the neurosurgeon for stereotyping the experience of African-Americans.
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But white nationalists, including the former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke, weighed in with praise for the tweet: The Anti-Defamation League has long condemned Mr. Trump's remarks on immigrants as hate speech and stereotyping.
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As far as tabloids are concerned, it mostly comes with the feeling of a witch hunt; shifting blame onto entire subcultures and negatively stereotyping them instead of critiquing the wider sociocultural context in which they exist.
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In July 2015, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York sided with Morales-Santana and struck down the law at issue, saying it applied "impermissible stereotyping" in imposing a tougher burden on fathers.
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More significantly, he ghettoizes dissenters everywhere — from Black Lives Matter activists to F.B.I. officers — by ignoring and insulting them (the F.B.I.'s reputation is the "worst in history"), and crudely stereotyping them (crazy liberals, Mexican rapists).
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I think one of the problems with the journey for more diversity and diverse voices in the writers room is you don't want a singular voice, because a singular voice ends up being just as stereotyping.
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Others said they have faced fearful store owners and had confrontations with law enforcement over guns they carried legally; and explained why, despite the stereotyping and sometimes outright hostility they face, they still carry a gun.
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I also wish that the stereotyping of each party would cease, as there are radicals, but there are also many more moderates of each party, which is what we need right now as a nation. Listen.
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"When Mr. Huang gets serious, his topics are the immigrant experience, the central role of food in immigrant communities and his own refusal to submit to cultural stereotyping," Mike Hale wrote in The New York Times.
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Houston shows us that great gains can be made if officials focus their outreach efforts on those most at risk, get honest about racial disparities and stereotyping, and combine science with culture in a smart way.
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Shriver began by making light of a recent incident in the US, where students faced prosecution for what was argued by some as "casual racial and ethnic stereotyping and cultural insensitivity" at a Mexican-themed party.
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While it boasts more women than men in the workforce, and the country has ranked best in equality in its region, gender stereotyping is rife—something that Al-Hadeedi noted when she went through local magazine offerings.
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Still, I'm a lot less worried about the video's rampant cultural stereotyping and more concerned about what this means for you and I. Coldplay and Beyoncé have served the public with exactly what they think we deserve.
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The rule's coverage of sexual orientation is less explicit than its coverage of gender identity, but it does state that discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation is prohibited when the discrimination is based on sex stereotyping.
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And now, the question that many are asking, "Is a woman candidate electable?" is evidence in and of itself that we as a society know that gender stereotyping still stymies women from breaking the highest glass ceiling.
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" Filmmakers have been criticized for making so many transgender characters prostitutes, to the point of stereotyping, but Mantle said that was changing, even though, he joked, he is "kind of the go-to trans prostitute in Hollywood.
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The season premiere in January was pretty over the top — the five, who are white, were turned black by an electrical shock as they were watching "The Wiz," and a semi-musical exploration of racial stereotyping ensued.
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He wanted to wear a skirt while at work, and his 'gender identity' argument is an ideology that dictates that people who wear skirts must be women, precisely the type of sex stereotyping forbidden by Price Waterhouse.
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To photographer Melina Papageorgiou, the burkini is a swimsuit, and the Burkini series is an invitation for outside observers to look at the materiality of the thing without being poked or prodded towards political interpretation or harmful stereotyping.
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The 7th Circuit used this sexual stereotyping theory to argue homosexuals cannot be punished by an employer because they don't behave the way they "should," that is they don't have romantic relationships with people of the opposite sex.
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But that case, which produced no majority opinion, merely recognized that a plaintiff can use evidence that an employer engaged in sex stereotyping to show that the employer discriminated because of sex under the ordinary Title VII rubric.
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Hopkins — a 1989 dispute in which a woman employee claimed she wasn't promoted because she didn't appear feminine enough — in which the court found that Title VII's ban on sex discrimination also bans sex stereotyping in the workplace.
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A 2015 study conducted on the University of Illinois Urbana campus surveyed nearly 4,800 students of color and found that over half experienced stereotyping in the classroom, while nearly 40 percent reported feeling uncomfortable because of their race.
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Sex stereotyping has been prohibited under civil rights laws since a 1989 Supreme Court case, but a patient or healthcare professional on HHS' civil rights website now has less information about the laws that protect patients from discrimination.
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My sincere best wishes to Better Angels, the nonprofit mentioned by Mr. Brooks, and its effort to rationalize political discourse in this country, but red-versus-blue stereotyping is simply not the issue when it comes to guns.
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This year they have been creating dances on the themes of social justice and equality, and the subjects of this culminating performance include xenophobia, ethnic stereotyping and the efforts of adolescent girls around the world to overcome discrimination.
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Meryl Streep's Hollywood-flattering speech at the Globes conveniently overlooked the industry's habit of pairing male stars with female ones half their age, thwarting female directors, stereotyping minorities, glamorizing reprobates and putting money above morality time and again.
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That leaves our president a choice: He can continue fanning the flames here in America until we too face a disastrous explosion of hate, or he can help reduce the stereotyping, calm the tensions and lower the flames.
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" And here is the single question that the justices have chosen to answer instead: "Whether Title VII prohibits discrimination against transgender people based on (1) their status as transgender or (2) sex stereotyping under Price Waterhouse v. Hopkins.
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While ethnicity and nationality are sometimes still used to sell fights – accusations of racism can be brushed off where there is money to be made – overt stereotyping seem to have been monopolised in the modern age by professional wrestling.
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A jury in St. Louis has awarded a gay police sergeant nearly $73 million in a discrimination case involving claims that the department failed to promote him based on sex stereotyping and retaliated against him for filing a lawsuit.
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Not only are these misconceptions wrong, but they can be harmful — leading to stereotyping in which innocent mistakes by kids are treated as if they're willful crimes by adults and contributing to the overly harsh punishments of black kids.
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" Cook, who just moved into her New York apartment, replied: "Pushing down the school i worked my ass off for 4 years to get into is not only stereotyping a scholastic community but is just plain incorrect and rude.
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In a recent survey conducted by the Human Rights Campaign, it was revealed that 46% of LGBTQ workers in the U.S. remain closeted at work with stereotyping, sexualization of their orientation, and discrimination being among the top reasons why.
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The Sun famously accused Liverpool supporters of urinating on policemen, drunkenly assaulting the emergency services and pickpocketing the dead, their report a combination of vicious slander and stereotyping a predominantly working-class fanbase with the tropes of eighties hooliganism.
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OIC said Islamophobia "as a contemporary form of racism and religious discrimination continues to grow in many parts of the world, as evident by the increase in incidents of religious intolerance, negative stereotyping, and hatred and violence against Muslims".
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The bill states that patients will not be discriminated against on the basis of race, but then extends the definition of discrimination to include categories of sexual orientation, gender identity, sex stereotyping, as well as pregnancy and its termination.
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From stereotyping a black reporter to pandering to white supremacists after they held a violent rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, to cracking a joke about the Trail of Tears, Trump hasn't stopped with the racist acts after his 2016 election.
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Politicians, whoever they may be — at a local level or on the national stage — have a responsibility and an obligation to respond and to speak out against code words, bigotry and stereotyping of any racial, ethnic or religious group.
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Despite the President's divisive rhetoric and our highly polarized political climate, an effective counterterrorist strategy should include active efforts to partner with Muslim communities, implement grassroots educational initiatives and fight against the discrimination and stereotyping Muslims so often face.
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"This revised agreement addresses the concerns raised by the Court and strengthens the City's efforts to identify terroristic threats without stereotyping an entire community based on religion," New York City Law Department counsel Zachary W. Carter told CNN in a statement.
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Whether it's racial bias and stereotyping, micro-aggressions from coworkers and superiors, or disproportionate instances of sexual harassment, Black women often experience a very different version of the workplace compared to their white — or even non-Black people of color — counterparts.
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Earlier this year, a subset of people who accused the film's writers of stereotyping Jones' character (a black, "street savvy" New York transportation employee) nearly pushed the actress to abandon her account after Twitter users began to personally attack her online.
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It's my guess that the writers behind the episode thought they had to exaggerate the instances of Islamophobia that led up to this moment in order to make it more powerful, but to me, the stereotyping still feels wholly unnecessary.
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Indeed, there is a predictable yet dismaying amount of gender stereotyping in most wedding planning tools, with online resources almost exclusively assuming an opposite-sex partnership in which the stereotypically feminine bride is taking on the bulk of the planning.
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If the national stereotyping isn't quite as bad as I feared in these novels, it's only because their reliance on stock character types overwhelms the their impulse to cast characters as treacherous Chinese courtiers, oafish German merchants, and noble, tragic samurai.
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Her academic work continued to thrive as she collaborated with Fiske on research on stereotyping, which found that groups of people (for example of a particular ethnicity) who were judged as nice were assumed to be less competent and vice versa.
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"There is nothing anomalous about Asian-Americans who are athletes and legacies evading the racial stereotyping that plagues the 98 percent of Asian-Americans who are not lucky enough to be in the club," the plaintiffs say in their brief.
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By the end of the day, 80 percent of them are making out, Ally Sheedy has learned that you can't make friends if you wear too much mascara, and the group has produced a collective manifesto on the evils of stereotyping.
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In the social media era, stereotyping can lead to fraught encounters that go viral: In recent weeks, people have called the police on innocent black people for doing nothing more than waiting at a Starbucks cafe or napping in a dorm.
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The appeal comes four and a half months after federal Judge Allison Burroughs ruled that although Harvard's admissions system was "not perfect," it nonetheless met the legal standard needed to ensure that it was not motivated by racial prejudice or stereotyping.
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However, it fails to address the structural inequities — ethnic bias, stereotyping FATA residents as militants, lack of freedom of movement and ethnic othering — faced by the people of the Tribal Areas and, in fact, it may institutionalize those very things.
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Hol up...so ur telling me bc this Handmaiden costume is sexist and women aren't having it so the costume gets taken down, BUT costumes exploiting & stereotyping American Indian women that go missing frequently &in some cases also murdered.. are still ok?
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She cited Supreme Court cases from the 1980s and '90s on sex stereotyping, and also noted that, since Grimm's case began, both district and appeals courts have held that public schools must give transgender students access to facilities that match their gender identity.
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Those looking for evidence to the contrary need only regard the man onstage, a shambling yarn spinner with a restless mind and such an affectionate way of describing and even stereotyping ethnic groups that it will offend only those looking to be outraged.
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Fifth, women, people of color and LGBTQ individuals have been leaving tech at higher rates because of a range of unfair behavior—from sexual harassment to bullying to racist stereotyping—at an unacceptable cost to individuals, companies and the sector as a whole.
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But probably most intriguing point was from Justice Gorsuch, who seemed to agree that through a textualist lens (which means, according to the literal written text of Title VII), Stephens had an obvious claim under the law on the basis of sex stereotyping.
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Avon's police chief also said he and his officers would be looking for ways to improve how they deal with people with limited English, and that he would welcome training that sensitized his officers to Islam and Muslims in order to avoid stereotyping.
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Din's default mode of skepticism is one shared by many Muslims in America, a community comprised largely of people of color who have historically faced mass surveillance, persistent stereotyping as terrorists, a rising tide of hate crimes, and yes, exclusionary immigration policies.
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Stereotyping all veterans as charity cases in need of government entitlements and benevolent handouts from non-profits does not benefit veterans themselves nor does it improve health outcomes and, in turn the economy, by giving disabled veterans the opportunity to rejoin the workforce.
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Whatever direction these findings end up going in, one of the best ways to prevent them from becoming toxic and depressing is to remember that statistical tendencies apply only weakly to individuals — or, in more conventional terms — we should be wary of stereotyping.
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The problem is with the Chinese government, not the students themselves, a US official told CNN, adding that the counterintelligence issue is making sure those individuals are coming to the US for legitimate purposes and doing so in a way that avoids stereotyping.
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Cuddy has gone on to give talks on power and the body (including power posing) and stereotyping to women's groups in Australia, at youth homeless shelters, to skin-care workers by the thousands, to employees at Target and agents at State Farm Insurance.
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While some studies show a small number of teens who watch higher rates of porn engage in earlier sex as well as gender stereotyping and sexual relationships that are less affectionate than their peers, these only indicate correlations, not cause and effect.
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" Doron Wong, chef and partner of Northern Tiger, a Chinese restaurant in the financial district, said: "I think she didn't do her research and was kind of stereotyping everybody, which I found a little bit unfair, but at the same time, very entertaining.
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"Blaming and stereotyping of domestic violence survivors, the majority of whom are women, as responsible for the violence perpetrated against them is a form of discrimination that many women domestic violence survivors experience when seeking police and emergency assistance," the lawsuit said.
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But an optimistic interpretation of Dr. Pauker's research is that when a society's racial makeup moves beyond a certain threshold — when whites stop being the majority, for example, and a large percentage of the population is mixed — racial stereotyping becomes harder to do.
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And while stereotyping is evil and awful, Kristy totally fit every one: a toppy masculine-of-center androgynous softball tomboy deeply in love with Mary Anne (You can do better, Kristy!) The reason Pacey performed so poorly in school wasn't family trauma or intellectual disabilities.
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Bear Kennedy's opinion in mind when you read this passage from the Trump administration's brief in Harris Funeral Homes: Stephens's and the Sixth Circuit's sex-stereotyping argument rests on the incorrect premise that Price Waterhouse construed Title VII to prohibit sex stereotypes per se.
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"While his career has been marked by service to children, soldiers and constituents, I cannot condone the actions from his past that, at the very least, suggest a comfort with Virginia's darker history of white supremacy, racial stereotyping, and intimidation," said Fairfax, who is black.
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But I'm sure many will just say all this will blow over..And it Will because hey,when it comes To cases of Racial profiling,Stereotyping and Sexual assault to men/women in the workplace it always does blow over right👍🏾#SHAME pic.twitter.
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"Four of the undergraduate history students elected to work on a curatorial project examining themes of sex, stereotyping, and violence using the Wolfsonian–FIU Library's collection of pulp periodicals and paperbacks and linking them to pre-code and film noir Hollywood cinema," Luca explained.
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On Reddit, numerous users attempted to dispel this myth with convoluted arguments about porn ("pornstars get railed more often than most people on Earth, but many of them have small labia") or dubious racial stereotyping ("by that logic, dark skinned people have the most sex").
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This label-creep phenomenon opens us up to the antithesis of the progressive views and values that has made us proud to be Democrats — specifically, tolerance for political expression and opinions that are different from our own and most importantly, avoiding generalizations and stereotyping.
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What they're saying: "Many advocacy groups, including us, pointed out ... that the rule would reenforce misconceptions and inaccurate stereotyping of people with mental disabilities as violent and dangerous," said Bethany Lilly, deputy director of policy and legal advocacy at the Bazelon Center for Mental Health.
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From the birther claims, overtly calling for Hillary to be jailed for her crimes when she was not charged with any, to the gross stereotyping of just about any ethnic minority he can think of, Trump made just this type of pseudo-information headline news.
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When Sanders inveighs against billyinaehs (millyinaehs being presumably no longer as odious to him today as they were just a few years ago) he is engaged in a form of stereotyping that is no less bigoted, or dangerous, for being aimed at so few.
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It would not take a giant leap of logic to conclude that discrimination against gay and transgender people is predicated on sex stereotyping—people should be attracted to the opposite sex and conform to the sex they are assigned at birth—and is therefore illegal.
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There is no room in the public sector for the artworks which target singled out social groups, misogynistic artwork (the exhibitions Strategies of Rebellion, Arsenal Municipal Gallery, 2015), or songs filled with anti-Semitic stereotyping ("Arsenał Kultury" (Arsenal of Culture) – a radio broadcast in Radio Poznań, 2017).
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The tactic proved brutally effective, smearing Democrats as purveyors of urban violence and chaos, stereotyping black men as dangerous criminals, and influencing all subsequent Democratic presidential nominees' stances on the death penalty and criminal justice policies -- which in turn helped produce our contemporary crisis of mass incarceration.
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The organization has also posted tweets aimed at stirring white animosity, publishing an article in January accusing The New York Times of hating white people and criticizing Hank Azaria for quitting as the voice of Apu on "The Simpsons" because of its stereotyping of South Asians.
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But screenwriters Damon Lindelof and Nick Cuse commit precisely the same sin of reductive thinking and crude stereotyping when they make "The Hunt" a crypto-class war, ignoring the inconvenient truth that most of the voters who tipped the election in 2016 were relatively well-off.
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If we want to change the way modern viewers see the past and steer them away from stereotyping or anachronism, we must give journalists access to freely available historical drawings to replace the old and false visual narratives of Rome's collapse spread throughout our public domain.
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A section on the Page Act of 1875, a forerunner to the Exclusion Act, reveals how a ban on immigration by Asian prostitutes — which led to grueling, humiliating interviews — effectively barred Chinese women from America while greatly contributing to the sexual stereotyping of all Asian women.
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TikTok is host to a growing number of videos stereotyping and mocking working-class people in the UK.The term 'chav' – a slur used to describe poor people – features in thousands of clips posted to the app, which have been watched more than 150 million times in total.
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Candidate Trump's stereotyping of African-Americans and his persistent demonizing of immigrants and Muslims leaves important segments of the American polity deeply uneasy, facing one-party rule by the same Republican Party that devoted itself this year to raising obstacles to full participation at the polls.
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The Funeral Home claims that any prior ruling prohibiting sex-stereotyping is irrelevant because those rulings "don't apply to trans people," and says that "a trans woman like Ms. Stephens could never meet a gendered dress requirement—and therefore never fit into the workplace generally," Strangio explained.
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For instance, a 22015 study of primary care physicians in urban areas published in the American Journal of Public Health revealed that increases in "implicit racial bias and stereotyping of patient compliance" was linked to negative experiences for black patients and positive ones for white patients.
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In the second case, she condemns Mr. Wright as expressing a racial paranoia that exists on both sides of the color line — "the suspicion and stereotyping ran both ways," is how she puts it — implying a kind of false equivalency that permeates our politics, especially around race.
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"It's often women who are held to these very tight and strict gender norms, and if there's going to be a change in the law so that sex stereotyping is allowed, you can be sure that that is going to harm women" whether they're cis or trans, she explained.
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Search Google or YouTube for "weird Japan," and you'll find a goldmine of terrible content stereotyping Japan as the sum of its most bizarre media and traditions — a metric that would reflect poorly on any country — and treating the idiosyncrasies of its oddest subcultures as quirky national characteristics.
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When I saw the show at the Louvre in May, I was particularly taken by the studies on paper, revealing the calculation that preceded his major Romantic canvases, as well as his notebooks from North Africa, whose delicate watercolors of arcades, mosques and men in burnooses evade Orientalist stereotyping.
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It's certainly not the first time I've had to consider this: It was disappointing to see the appropriation of Navajo culture in Ms. Rowling's digital story collection, "History of Magic in North America" and the original books have been rightly criticized for promoting fatphobia, racial stereotyping and more.
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Its portraits of these two working-class Black women have been painted with snobbery and scorn," while Emanuel Levy at Variety wrote that the "characterization of the Black protagonists is so shallow and one-dimensional that if white filmmakers had made the movie they might have been charged with racial stereotyping.
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After inflammatory comments about gay adoption and accusations of racial stereotyping on the runway last year, the latest apparent misstep by the duo came this week, after the brand listed a pair of $2,395 shoes on its website as "slave sandals with pompoms" and set in motion a social media firestorm.
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By the 1990s and early 2000s, it became a fashion accessory for young black men, worn outside in the world--despite the protests of many black parents, who wanted to protect their sons from easy stereotyping-- as a point of self imaging, black cool, and a gesture of their own representation.
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Ryan Bounds' nomination to the 9th Circuit blew up over his college writings, which he hadn't disclosed to a home-state nominating commission, including one where he accused campus "multiculturalists" of stereotyping minorities with conservative views, and then listed some of the derogatory terms he claimed were used to describe those minorities.
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"After full consideration of the facts presented and the compelling scope of relevant legal analyses, the Court concludes that Mr. Grimm has sufficiently pled a Title IX claim of sex discrimination under a gender stereotyping theory," Wright Allen found in a 31-page opinion, ordering the parties to arrange a settlement conference.
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But the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, an independent agency that enforces civil rights law in the workplace, and a growing body of federal court decisions have found sex discrimination does include discrimination on the basis of gender identity and sex stereotyping — and that Title VII therefore bans anti-transgender discrimination as well.
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"After full consideration of the facts presented and the compelling scope of relevant legal analyses, the Court concludes that Mr. Grimm has sufficiently pled a Title IX claim of sex discrimination under a gender stereotyping theory," wrote Judge Arenda L. Wright Allen, of the US District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.
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"Harvard today engages in the same kind of discrimination and stereotyping that it used to justify quotas on Jewish applicants in the 1920's and 1930's," the challengers assert, adding that if Harvard admitted students based only on their academic index, Asian-Americans would comprise over 50% of the admitted class.
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The tension between those appellate rulings and the Supreme Court's decision in Hopkins has left lower courts trying to figure out how to untwist actionable gender stereotyping claims from anti-gay discrimination for which workers don't have a federal cause of action – an "elusive" dichotomy, according to 7th Circuit Judge Ilana Rovner.
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Here we used the beauty of skating and the celebration of this world to share hard-hitting issues about why this community faces stereotyping, why roller rinks are still segregated in this country, why on "adult nights" skaters aren't treated the same—there's heavy policing and metal detectors absent on other nights.
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The 27-year-old's killing, in what appears to have been a staged gun battle, has prompted a protest movement led by young Pashtuns from the tribal areas in the country's northwest, where they have long been the targets of military operations, internal displacement, ethnic stereotyping and abductions by the security forces.
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As a never-ending flood of articles, think pieces, and analyses have attempted to understand how Trump was elected, placing the blame squarely on people living in the Midwest, South, and particularly those far from urban centers, Berry has called attention to the stereotyping of rural residents and the economic distresses these areas have endured.
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Dr. Patrick Wilson, associate professor of sociomedical sciences at Columbia University and lead author of the study "Race-Based Sexual Stereotyping and Sexual Partnering Among Men Who Use the Internet to Identify Other Men for Bareback Sex," believes that in order to reduce prejudice in online dating, we must understand how our "preferences" are formed.
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One of her earliest artworks "Color Schemes" (1990) — a three-channel video installation that features people of different ethnicities and reveals the complex attitudes surrounding ethnic stereotyping embedded in American culture — was accepted readily and installed at the Whitney Museum in 1990 for her own solo show, which became a turning point in her career.
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" The Equal Opportunity Employment Commission, a federal agency, cited this precedent as well, in a hearing in the New York case in September, arguing that, "sex stereotyping says that if you are a man attracted to a man, or a woman attracted to a woman, you're not behaving the way those genders are supposed to behave.
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Pointing to what they call Trump's championing of torture and the "murder of innocent relatives of suspected terrorists," his "flirtation" with the Ku Klux Klan and other white supremacists, and his stereotyping of Mexicans and Muslims, the Post's board warns that Trump must be stopped – although not at the expense of democracy or the Republican party itself.
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Los Angeles Times film critic Justin Chang touched on it when he wrote of Anderson's "weakness for racial stereotyping," pointing out the dubious politics of having the dogs speak perfect English, while the Japanese human characters—speaking in their native tongue—aren't subtitled, and translated just a handful of times by Interpreter Nelson (voice by Frances McDormand).
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In addition to setting back the rights of LGBTQ people, Branstetter said that even court decisions that deal with sexism and gender stereotyping in the workplace like Price Waterhouse vs Hopkins — a case where a female employee was passed over for a promotion on the basis of not being feminine enough — could be overturned with this decision.
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A federal judge in Buffalo, for instance, determined that a discrimination suit depends on a plaintiff's actual sexual orientation: If a straight man were harassed with homophobic slurs, the judge said, he could bring a gender-stereotyping claim that would be considered an improper attempt, were it brought by a gay man, to bootstrap a workplace discrimination claim.
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"In light of the recent campaign, we have decided to redirect the total amount of funds that he contributed to ADL over the years specifically into anti-bias education programs that address exactly the kind of stereotyping and scapegoating that have been injected into this political season," said Jonathan A. Greenblatt, the ADL CEO, in a press release.
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"This is not different in kind from what happens all the time in criminal investigation, except that it purports to do it more systematically, more scientifically, and potentially more reliably," Frederick Schauer, a law professor at the University of Virginia who has written about profiling and stereotyping and was not involved in the study, wrote in an email.
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He said that if you took the Price Waterhouse case, which deemed sex stereotyping illegal under Title VII, and the only fact you changed was making the plaintiff Ann Hopkins a transgender man, instead of cisgender woman, who refused to fit feminine stereotypes, you couldn't possibly reach a different decision than the one the previous court reached in her case.
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" Jocelyn Samuels, who was the director of the civil rights office under Mr. Obama and an architect of the rule, said, "If the Trump administration rescinds the protections against sex stereotyping and gender identity discrimination, the effect will be potentially devastating not just for the trans community, but for any other patients who are gender-nonconforming, including lesbian and gay individuals.
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"Our girls see little choice other than pink and 'cute' in (the) girl's section and our boys see no other choice than blue or grey and 'rough and tumble' in the boy's section," said Sanders, author of several books for children including "No Difference Between Us." This gender stereotyping continues to be reinforced "every hour of every day" online, on television and in games, songs and books.
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Going forward, the real demographic question is not whether voters of color will combine with progressive whites to form a new American majority; it's whether Democrats, without abandoning their commitment to racial justice and to America's immigrants, can succeed in crafting a message and an agenda that steers clear of the liberal version of racial stereotyping: assuming that people of color will inevitably vote alike.
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The running battle between Clouseau and his nemesis, Chief Inspector Dreyfus (Herbert Lom), suggests a third-rate Road Runner cartoon, while the racial stereotyping in Clouseau's obligatory, increasingly tiresome martial arts bouts with his Asian manservant (Burt Kwouk) seems a step away from the animated anti-Japanese propaganda from World War II. "Revenge of the Pink Panther" toyed with the idea of Clouseau's demise.
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Bread, from 1918, eerily foretells the #MeToo movement and today's headlines about sexual abuse in Hollywood as it follows the sexual assault and exploitation of women in the film industry; Kathy Brew's experimental Mixed Messages (1990) is a potent and timely work of media criticism that takes on gender stereotyping in the media; and Barbara Hammer's Menses (1974) breaks media taboos that still exist today regarding female biological processes.
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On one hand, it's Brooks's film that most betrays his TV sitcom roots, thanks to its one-liners, the cutaway-reaction style of its shooting and cutting, and moments of broad stereotyping, particularly by Kinnear and Cuba Gooding Jr. But it's also one of his more ambitious works, packing in subplots and subjects by the handful—indicative of a filmmaker who seems to genuinely struggle with the confines of the genre.
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The characters are perfunctory; their actions are described in galumphing style ("Hector MacQueen leaned forward interestedly"); the ethnic stereotyping is an embarrassment ("A big, swarthy Italian was picking his teeth with gusto"); and the Queen of Crime, as she is worshipfully known, cannot resist slipping into breathless italics at the prospect of something significant ( "Neatly folded on the top of the case was a thin scarlet silk kimono embroidered with dragons" ).
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"All this stereotyping inspires a deep-seated hatred of the black body, from head to toe: eyes, lips, everything, your features," said Muholi in a recent interview with Ms. Mussai Muholi, who eschews gender-specific pronouns, is co-founder of the Forum for the Empowerment of Women, which advocates for the rights of black lesbians in South Africa, as well as the founder of Inkanyiso, a collective for queer activism and visual media.
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