It would "appeal to insular prejudice against foreigners, to racial prejudice against Jews, and to Labour prejudice against competition".
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That is, you fear they would use the permissible prejudice against gun owners to excuse the now impermissible prejudice against gay people.
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Erdogan has blamed alleged prejudice against Muslims for the impasse.
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There's still so much prejudice against women who play soccer.
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Analysts said the case could reignite prejudice against the Roma.
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Prejudice against darker skin is deeply embedded in Indian society.
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Prejudice against gay people contributes to the stigma, they said.
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Prejudice against gay Americans is evident in other polling as well.
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They were able to measure the level of prejudice against outsiders.
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Do not hide your prejudice against sex workers with fake worry.
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"We have no negative prejudice against the Italian budget," Juncker said.
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"I want to break down the prejudice against tattoos," Zihwa says.
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"There is a prejudice against us crazy, longhaired types," he said.
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Velasquez-Manoff: Jonathan Okamura has interesting writings on prejudice against whites.
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Velasquez-Manoff: Jonathan Okamura has interesting writings on prejudice against whites.
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Urban prejudice against rural dwellers, such as it is, operates less consciously.
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Also, let us not skip over the bartender's inherent prejudice against droids.
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Historically, the origins of MSG skepticism is rooted in prejudice against Asians.
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Pruitt has already demonstrated strong prejudice against the evidence of global warming.
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Do not hide your prejudice against sex workers with fake worry. 298.
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To be an anti-Semite is to have irrational prejudice against Jews.
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Especially given the historical prejudice against fashion as an area of substance.
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Finally, we need to reduce violence and prejudice against our fellow citizens.
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Sanders' grandson, Trigg Adams, said his grandfather "had absolutely no prejudice against anybody."
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Prejudice against startups is built into the way the airline industry is regulated.
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I've been thinking a lot about the unmistakable prejudice against women in America.
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Prejudice against Asian-Americans, not to mention state violence, is often papered over.
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The pervasiveness of these images helped normalize prejudice against Muslims and Arab culture.
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Instead, it's focused on what it calls "blue racism": prejudice against police officers.
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Kelley: There is an inherent prejudice against Surrealism because of its mixed history.
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As the simulation ran, they saw a rise in prejudice against outsiders over time.
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Drugs are not prejudice against anyone as they break through all socio-economic barriers.
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This proposition, he admitted, has a "paradoxical complexion, which creates a prejudice against it".
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Yet the national prejudice against them long predates Daniel Seeger and his draft board.
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Employees in Bisbee toiled under poor conditions, and prejudice against immigrant miners was rife.
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However, prejudice against Dalits persists and officials routinely refuse to provide them with farmland.
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Despite severe societal prejudice against the yakuza, she had no qualms in treating them.
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Omar talked about several issues but her major theme was prejudice against Muslim Americans.
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The defense has argued that two jurors had clearly demonstrated prejudice against Mr. Tsarnaev.
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Opponents call the rules Draconian, driven less by science than prejudice against undesirable behavior.
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It's also correlated with support for anti-Muslim immigration policies, and prejudice against them.
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Afghanistan got Zari, an ambitious young girl Muppet, to counteract prejudice against women getting educations.
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Britain has an old prejudice against linking high minds with low deeds like making things.
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The West Memphis 3 are perhaps the most famous victims of societal prejudice against metalheads.
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She wants them to decry prejudice against Jews as they would other forms of bigotry.
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In his defense, Zabar cited prejudice against the young minority men who frequented the area.
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Other questions in our survey probed respondents' sexism — their underlying prejudice against women — more directly.
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These admonitions align with a larger cultural prejudice against manual labor and blue-collar work.
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These clichés are sustained by the "larger cultural prejudice against manual labor," which you mention.
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As they bear witness, the Dukakises face decades of prejudice against a treatment that Mrs.
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Researchers have found that there is more prejudice against fat women than against fat men.
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While homosexuality was decriminalized in Russia in 1993, prejudice against the LGBT community remains widespread.
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Chinese officials have long complained that Western media dominate global discourse and harbour prejudice against China.
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The complex and conspiratorial Nixon brought a prejudice against intelligence, especially the CIA, to the job.
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In the video above, we try to untangle this bizarre (and ingrained) prejudice against working moms.
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This abuse was part of a larger prejudice against marsupials that is sometimes called placental chauvinism.
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The French state, in turn, like other states, must recommit itself to combating prejudice against Muslims.
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While purportedly written as a means to promote tolerance, the book engenders prejudice against the police.
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Following Trump's accusations of prejudice against the search engine, Pichai responded in defense of his company.
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" He recalled: "I felt less prejudice against me in New York than I did anywhere else.
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Throughout his life Trump has expressed similar ideas while insisting he harbors no prejudice against specific groups.
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Certain forces in the West have double standards and are full of prejudice against China, Wang added.
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Despite the prejudice against same-sex couples, they were successfully raising a happy and healthy adopted son.
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The robots, which ran inside a teamwork simulator, expressed prejudice against other robots not on their team.
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She'll need to surmount existing prejudice against Natives that runs rampant in many of those small districts.
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That fear was not unfounded, given the prejudice against maintenance treatment that exists in child welfare agencies.
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They believed that using artificial oxygen supplies was cheating, and their comments reveal their prejudice against Finch.
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"The problem is there really is no such thing as legal prejudice against trans people," he said.
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Bruggink said Oracle "cannot demonstrate prejudice" against itself in the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) contract process.
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Bruggink said Oracle "cannot demonstrate prejudice" against itself in the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) contract process.
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"I have no prejudice against anyone — not with the Taliban, not with the government," Mr. Mohammed said.
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Why is prejudice against Jewish people so often expressed in sudden waves of virulent, even exterminatory attacks?
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You have to realize that there is a certain amount of prejudice against women who use drugs.
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The RSS denies any prejudice against Muslims but says it is opposed to appeasement of any community.
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Vietnamese are losing some of their prejudice against minorities, and parts of Australia are positively courting immigrants.
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Many studies conclude that prejudice against blacks is a strong predictor of whites' support for capital punishment.
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The episode is a reminder that, despite increasing diversity, prejudice against outsiders still runs deep in South Korea.
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Texas's big cities, like North Carolina's, have populations of young, cosmopolitan voters who recoil from prejudice against minorities.
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Because we know that if we give them this win, they will just institute more prejudice against us.
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Han Chinese are more than 90% of the population and their prejudice against ethnic minorities is well documented.
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The recent fashion for hyper-connectedness also reinforces an ancient prejudice against introverts when it comes to promotion.
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Your question was full of prejudice against China and an arrogance that comes from I don't know where.
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We have found that how an out-group is stereotyped predicts how the prejudice against it gets expressed.
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"We found that implicit bias is very strong — even stronger than white prejudice against African-Americans," she said.
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The authors studied 56 canvassers who went door to door in South Florida targeting prejudice against transgender individuals.
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His co-worker, Allison Lagos, 21, said she no longer harbored a prejudice against tattooed people as dangerous.
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"I'm disappointed that they're showing prejudice against those of us who are poor right now," Ms. Langston said.
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In response, Macquarie, an Australian dictionary publisher, expanded its definition of the word to include "entrenched prejudice against women".
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He exploited wedge issues, like prejudice against Muslim immigrants, to hold on to power in an overwhelmingly liberal country.
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It's a long needed reclamation, because prejudice against fat people has so long taken away actually good fat jokes.
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The data showed that reported crimes of prejudice against Muslims in Canada more than doubled between 2012 and 2014.
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But her higher aim is to expose the blunt social prejudice against attractive young women like Nat and Beth.
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In the video, Mr. Kim said the "senseless violence and prejudice against Asian people" over the coronavirus should stop.
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Eventually I couldn't tell if I was just overthinking something or if it was evidence of prejudice against me.
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And one of the forms that oppression takes is linguistic prejudice, or prejudice against people who speak vernacular English.
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Some leaders have gone so far as to actively encourage prejudice against refugees and migrants simply to win votes.
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"For a prosecutor, this is Christmas morning, more prejudice against the defendant you're trying to prosecute," Mr. Aidala said.
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Battling prejudice against her culture, Ms. Redzepova was a pioneer in bringing wider recognition and respect to Romany music.
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But the prevailing wisdom has been that most people are not willing to admit to having prejudice against others.
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Painting with a wide brush creates a prejudice against even "intellectuals" inclined to agree with much of what he says.
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She's 27 and taking a pretty damn bold stand given Brazil's known for being prejudice against gay and transgender people.
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But last month a judge on the U.S. Court of Federal Claims said Oracle could not "demonstrate prejudice" against itself.
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"As prejudice against Muslims grew, it felt important to be vocal about the true goodness of the religion," he said.
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And it said there was still a "real and imminent risk of irreparable prejudice" against the rights of the Rohingya.
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He made it O.K. to make fun of every type of person if you truly hold no prejudice against anyone.
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But the prevailing wisdom has been that most people are not willing to admit to having prejudice against others. Wrong.
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I don&apost know that the level of animus or bias or prejudice against Donald Trump would have been any higher.
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The prejudice against them, along with the enormous effort required to run any political campaign, can discourage them from seeking office.
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They also argue that Trump was unconstitutionally motivated by prejudice against people of Mexican origin in deciding to end the program.
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In their preliminary analysis, Forscher and Kteily found that willingness to express prejudice against black people was correlated with harassing behavior.
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The ban is based on prejudice against refugees and Muslims and is a clear violation of U.S. obligations under international law.
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But I am afraid that prejudice against French discoveries in meteorology continue to be overlooked when they are published in French.
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"On the flipside, people high in cognitive ability express more prejudice against high-choice groups," such as conservatives, the researchers said.
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Although the names and faces have changed, the prejudice against which Marcus Garvey crusaded has not been cleansed from our country.
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Longstanding prejudice against women, their capacities to reason, and their right to teach had left women out of philosophy for centuries.
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She preferred her private life as a teacher in Salem, even with the prejudice against her as a former church member.
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City people with money have always equated poverty with disease, and conflated the fear of the latter with prejudice against the former.
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Harris has also been found guilty of aggravated battery due to evidence of prejudice against the victim's older brother, Elmer López-Ramos.
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"He was born just like the rest of us, but became driven by power and prejudice against his own people," Youk said.
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Prejudice against minorities motivates some of the forced abortions in China under the two-child policy, but far from all of them.
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For Gutiérrez, the recent developments are a signifier of something else coming from the White House: prejudice against Hispanics and other immigrants.
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Not just the one that has to do with physical appearance, but prejudice against homosexuals, immigrants, Muslims... any minority in the world.
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I find them particularly loathsome because they do their best to magnify prejudice against blacks, Muslims and Latinos, tearing our social fabric.
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Their existence suggested an enduring prejudice against the Turks and the Middle East, wild, unpredictable places where the locals ate weird food.
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More specifically, 34% attribute the pay gap to racism, 35% attribute it to sexism and 31% attribute it to prejudice against immigrants.
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Election posters for Alternative für Deutschland, a far-right party, featured a piglet and an Islamophobic slogan, promoting prejudice against Muslims' culinary rules.
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It includes terms such as "adultism" (prejudice against the young), "minoritised" (when under-represented groups are made to feel inferior) and intersextionality (obscure).
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The Kremlin denied it was discriminatory, but Western governments and rights groups say it enshrines prejudice against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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The class discussion is about World War II, but Chantel wants to talk about the present-day prejudice against African-Americans like herself.
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The foreign ministry in Ankara said the report showed prejudice against Turkey and ignored "the severe and multiple terrorist threats" it was facing.
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The far more likely explanation is that, once again, Trump's words highlight his deep-seated ableism -- that pervasive prejudice against people with disabilities.
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Scottish hate-crime law, which explicitly includes prejudice against transgender and intersex people, is considered one of the most robust in the world.
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And prejudice against blacks, Japanese-Americans and women, he argued, proved self-defeating, serving only to deny the country needed sources of strength.
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Prejudice against the Rohingya, who are not seen as citizens of Myanmar, is long held and people aren't shy to share their views.
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Behind the rush to declare the matter a hoax, they say, is an ingrained prejudice against taking the concerns of minority women seriously.
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A full 82 percent of Democratic voters said they considered prejudice against immigrants a "very serious" problem in a recent Quinnipiac University poll.
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In a divided nation like South Africa, where racism is universally and rightly condemned, the prejudice against foreigners is out in the open.
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"He's nervous that the case has created a lot of what he views as sort of prejudice against him and his ideas," Angifilo said.
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"The misconduct caused considerable disruption in our workplace, was discriminatory, harassing and showed clear prejudice against the defendants, their supporters and Mormons," he wrote.
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The feud plays into Clinton campaign charges that Trump harbors prejudice against women and Hispanics -- two crucial demographics that could help decide November's election.
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"We don't see this pattern where you have to be a member of a certain group to reduce prejudice against that group," says Broockman.
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In South Korea and many African countries domestic adoption efforts are also hampered by a cultural prejudice against bringing unrelated children into the household.
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We also need to reduce stigma and prejudice against people who have a psychiatric illness so that people are not embarrassed to seek help.
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China's Foreign Ministry said last week Turnbull's allegations were full of prejudice against China, were baseless and poisoned the atmosphere of China-Australia relations.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BUENOS AIRES — While women in Argentina have increasingly made themselves heard, the violence and prejudice against them continues.
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And yet, despite growing recognition—the 1995 Surfer magazine cover of Lisa Andersen was headlined "Lisa Surfs Better than You"—prejudice against women remains.
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In part because of sexist prejudice against older women, older and younger women experience discrimination differently, which can affect their respective views of the problem.
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The episode still needs to be clarified, but it has already provoked outcries against unfair treatment in the media and prejudice against the Global South.
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All are inflammatory accusations in the world's largest Muslim-majority country, which rights groups say recently has seen increased prejudice against religious and LGBT minorities.
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With racial prejudice against all African-Americans still a potent force, many would just as soon ditch the discussion of "black on black" complexional bias.
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Among these were about 18923 from readers who told us of their own grandmothers or great-grandmothers who often fought strong institutional prejudice against them.
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But by recycling the airless Rococo-dress staging by Jean-Pierre Ponnelle from 1984, the Met perpetuates the prejudice against the work as dramatically irrelevant.
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But the outbreak has also seen a rise in anti-Chinese sentiment, xenophobia, and prejudice against people of East Asian descent -- especially in Western countries.
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The justices might want to avoid stating the obvious: The president of the United States signed an executive order based on unconscionable prejudice against Muslims.
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The unexamined adoption of popular Black things is at odds with the persistent prejudice against Black people, and in this case, Black women in particular.
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And because LGBTQ discrimination is about prejudice against the unique, beautiful way we love, we need to generate care among our families, friends, communities, and selves.
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"There has been, mixed in all of this, a large amount of prejudice against women," Rousseff said at a news conference with international media in Brasilia.
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Rima's criticisms are reiterated by activists in Greece who note various strands of cultural prejudice against refugees in the country, including within the LGBTQ community itself.
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While an initial arc of appreciation for what's new and exciting quickly tapers, the familiar has longevity—perhaps also reflecting some innate biological prejudice against extremes.
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Di Maio said if any ratings agencies should downgrade Italy's sovereign debt over the budget plan "it would mean there is a prejudice against this government".
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Rights activist Nana Gleeson said in neighboring Botswana, health worker prejudice against those on the margins of society like prisoners, foreigners and transgender people was widespread.
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Six months ago she got her first job, one of tens of thousands of women to do so as the government tackles prejudice against female employment.
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It's narrated by a teenage girl who gradually overcomes her prejudice against Muslims and tries to help a Muslim fugitive, an Iranian immigrant, escape to Canada.
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Check. The writers also delve into the dangers of isolationism (the princesses, at least before they meet She-Ra) and prejudice (against tech geeks and others).
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But the public, the media and universities seem to have a prejudice against all-male groups -- even if the groups express masculinity in non-"toxic" ways.
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Social prejudice against transgender people also add to the challenges they face, on top of those experienced by other members of the LGBT community in Myanmar.
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" Noah Messing, a law professor at Yale, has described Mr. Betts as "a one-man wrecking ball for prejudice against people who often get written off.
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But while other political groups have recognized the need to address prejudice against Jews, Pinter said the country's main opposition party was stuck in the past.
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To the Editor: Your editorial is premature and reveals your deep-seated prejudice against President Trump: Per The Times, anything Mr. Trump proposes is necessarily pernicious.
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Rudolph says this too often leads to "generationalism" — or just a general bias or prejudice against a group of people, based on when they were born.
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Numerous WeChat articles on the incident warned that Trudeau was so quick to believe the child because of his supposed favoritism toward Muslims and prejudice against Asians.
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The leader of the free world is a racist, and Donald Trump's history of prejudice against minorities dates back long before he became POTUS ... so says Rep.
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One interpretation could be that discrimination of all sorts is more fiercely policed in government offices, dampening prejudice against gay men and in favour of gay women.
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It effectively rejected prejudice against Muslims, and immigrants in general, which has been publicly practiced by Trump since June 16, 85033, when he announced his presidential bid.
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It exemplifies the Western prejudice against nonwhites as less important and less consequential in the scope of world history, no matter how much we may deny it.
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"The psychological literature on biphobia does point to at least a couple of specific sources of prejudice against sexual minority individuals and, specifically, bisexual persons," said Blagov.
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It didn't help that Mr. Gokcek delivered a blistering anti-Semitic and anti-American harangue about the trauma of the coup attempt and Western prejudice against Turkey.
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Prejudice against the Rohingya -- a word many Burmese won't even use -- is widespread across all levels of society, including within the country's elite and pro-democracy parties.
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As Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg pointed out in her Masterpiece Cakeshop dissent, the two officials who expressed prejudice against Phillips did not by themselves determine the outcome.
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The graphic depicts "common" mental reactions to the news surrounding the outbreak of the coronavirus, such as anxiety, helplessness and xenophobia, or prejudice against people from other countries.
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A filing in New York state court on Wednesday discontinued the case with prejudice against Goldman and Paulson & Co. The terms of the settlement were not made public.
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The aim of the book is to show how prejudice against women speaking in the public forum is built into the oldest and most influential stories we have.
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Speaking last week Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said Turnbull's allegations were full of prejudice against China, were baseless and poisoned the atmosphere of China-Australia relations.
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In the current backlash to opioids, Clowers sees a callous prejudice against pain patients and a lack of compassion from physicians who see the sick as drug-seekers.
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It should take the next opportunity to correct this mistake and recognize that prejudice against people who are L.G.B.T. should play no role in America's criminal justice system.
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Does Ms. Weiner comprehend how her misguided anger, supreme self-righteousness and intense prejudice against "the men" contribute to the further empowerment of those she purports to despise?
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Just as interpersonal contact has been shown to ease prejudice against racial minorities and gays, psychologists believe that more such contact would be good for political civility, too.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party has denied having any prejudice against India's 180 million Muslims, saying that law is required to help persecuted minorities.
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"The prejudice against drag queens in the gay community is deeply rooted in misogyny and sexism," she tells me as she powders her face with Ben Nine Pretty Pink.
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On the opposite end of the spectrum, a segment of Germans has grabbed onto the refugee influx as a way to express prejudice against all Middle Eastern-born people.
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Carter also pointed to unequal numbers of women and men in parts of India and China, suggesting that prejudice against females meant they had been killed by their families.
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She put him in his place, telling him a thing or two about false accusations and prejudice against the Irish, but it turned out that he, too, was Irish.
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"The only basis for Pete Buttigieg's false claim that Mike Pence hates him and his husband is Buttigieg's own prejudice against traditional and evangelical Christians," another Pence-defender tweeted.
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When I first came into this I had no prejudice against Jackson, I had no fixed opinion about whether he was or wasn't a pedophile, he could've been innocent.
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She is especially interested in the role of women in establishing hospitals and in the role of prejudice (against the Irish, against gays) in testing the limits of care.
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Nevertheless, appellate courts tend to look closely at prior bad act witnesses because the potential for prejudice against the defendant is also high, said Dennis McAndrews, a former Pennsylvania prosecutor.
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Although neither of us changed our names because of prejudice against our assumed race or religions, many Americans of color do—and have been doing so for a long time.
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Xenophobia and cynicism are more straightforward, meaning dislike of or prejudice against people from other countries and an inclination to believe that people are motivated purely by self-interest, respectively.
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Mueller removed the agents from his team after news of their critical messages surfaced, but Republicans continue to argue the agents reveal a prejudice against Trump within the FBI. Rep.
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As famine ravaged Ireland in the middle of the 19th century, large numbers of immigrants came to the United States, where prejudice against Irish and other Catholic newcomers was common.
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Because the Shojis' economic status appears to be stable, the decision by the local government, which Codognès has appealed, seems to be a case of prejudice against the Japanese couple.
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For an entire month, people scoured actual, literal streets in search of for Pikachu and Onyx, Volpix and Oddish, taking pride in their gym scores and voicing prejudice against Rattata.
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More than most liberals, he is insistent on the role of religion in American public life and American history, and he takes liberals to task for a certain prejudice against religion.
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The book only lightly touches on prejudice against the titular, illicitly conceived "bannerless" children, and Enid doesn't question the system enough to establish whether her faith in it is well-placed.
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But West herself willfully ignores the ways that prejudice against the L.G.B.T. community intersects with so many other kinds of oppression — or else, just as damning, she simply doesn't see it.
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Studies attempting to minimize social desirability bias in responses to such questions have produced decidedly mixed results, with some detecting substantial prejudice against female candidates and others indicating little or none.
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Giuliani's gripes range far and wide: President Obama doesn't love America; Hillary Clinton is secretly on death's door; Lester Holt displayed an awful prejudice against Trump at the first presidential debate.
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Like many of his Asian-American contemporaries, Dumbfoundead feels that there is a gross prejudice against Asian-American actors, and that they should no longer play it safe when pursuing roles.
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Last year, a women's group named the Niqab Squad was formed at a Jakarta mosque to fight what it calls prejudice against face veils, and it now has chapters across Java.
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"I never had the same prejudice against Fourth Avenue that people who lived in Brooklyn do," said Mr. Simmons, who relocated to the area in 2900 after 221 years in Manhattan.
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A majority of voters surveyed also think there is too much prejudice in the nation today, and 28503 percent those polled think prejudice against minority groups is a "very serious" problem.
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"Prejudice against women is deep-rooted and severe, and people don't consider the damage from sexual crimes seriously at all," said Tomoe Yatagawa, a lecturer in gender law at Waseda University.
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LONDON — The head of Britain's digital espionage agency has apologized for the organization's historic prejudice against homosexuals, saying it failed to learn from the treatment of World War II codebreaker Alan Turing.
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In the three civil filings, Najib's lawyers accused anti-graft chief Mohd Shukri Abdull, police commercial crimes head Amar Singh and Attorney General Tommy Thomas of prejudice against the former prime minister.
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Trump said it was necessary to prevent attacks by Islamist militants, while critics said it was a needlessly discriminatory policy that could inflame prejudice against Muslims in the United States and abroad.
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Such comments pandered to certain irresponsible reports in Australian media, were full of prejudice against China, were baseless and poisoned the atmosphere of China-Australia relations, Geng told a daily news briefing.
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Choksi has been highly critical of investigating agencies, alleging that the seizure of his assets, bank accounts and the shutting down of all his offices in India has caused prejudice against him.
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He meant that Mr. Brewster, to be an effective diplomat, would be wise to keep his husband, Bob Satawake, out of sight in a country where prejudice against gay people remains widespread.
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That's not to say all voters would in fact cast their ballots that way, but nearly all Americans realized it was, at least, socially unacceptable to express prejudice against a female candidate.
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It matters not whether Hodgson plays 4-4-2, or 4-3-3, or 1-2-2-5, as long as we maintain a blind and ludicrous prejudice against our European neighbours.
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China foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang declined to give a detailed response to the report and said that Human Rights Watch was a group "full of prejudice" against China that distorts facts.
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One allegation against the hard left in Britain is that its aggressive criticism of American foreign policy, Israel, the mainstream media, and global finance can amount, on occasion, to prejudice against Jews.
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Sixty-one percent say prejudice against black people is a serious problem in Virginia now, but most (60%) say the state is less racist toward black people than a few decades ago.
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Delphine Boel, 48, has sought for more than a decade to gain the royal family's acceptance and end what she says is prejudice against her because of the question over her paternity.
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Moroccans can also be imprisoned for "any offence" directed at the royal family or "inciting prejudice against territorial integrity"—a charge aimed at critics of Morocco's disputed claim of sovereignty over Western Sahara.
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"America is no stranger to anti-Semitism, which is often rooted in prejudice against a person based on his heritage/ethnicity without regard to the person&aposs particular religious beliefs," the magistrate wrote.
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Where we need to get to is an acceptance that prejudice against Jews, minorities, women, and any who disagree with radicals is itself the nature of the problem, and needs to be addressed.
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"The points [about police prejudice against Latino residents] are not an accurate portrayal of our department, and the people you are talking to know that I feel that way," he told me sharply.
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Those challenges include a deeply ingrained prejudice against Roma people prevalent in Italian society, xenophobia stirred by ultraright groups across Europe, and resistance from the more tradition-minded members of the Roma community.
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He said making would-be residents sign a declaration accepting gay rights or equality between men and women suggested that these values were not held by immigrants, and would deepen prejudice against them.
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Here's are the Warren plan's key points: Warren explained her plan in a Twitter thread, citing multiple shootings that occurred in religious buildings and were motivated by prejudice against specific groups of people.
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At a daily news conference on Tuesday, a spokesman for China's Foreign Ministry, Zhao Lijian, responded to the restrictions announced Monday, accusing the United States of unwarranted prejudice against the Chinese news media.
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Call generically for everyone to overcome prejudice, and you open the doorway for people prejudiced against Jews to conclude that it's really the Jews' job to get rid of their prejudice against you.
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The American Values Atlas by the nonpartisan Public Religion Research Institute reveals marked discrepancies in how members of different faith traditions perceive prejudice against African Americans, immigrants, and members of the LGBTQ community.
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Certainly, May's frantic left-wing posturing against inequality and social division confirmed that the Anglo-American revolution of the 1980s — built around a strong prejudice against government and for free markets — is over.
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LONDON — The chief of Britain's digital espionage agency has apologized for the organization's historic prejudice against gays, saying it failed to learn from the treatment of the World War II codebreaker Alan Turing.
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That's why the women of R29 Unbothered sat down to address homophobia in the Black community and what role they can play, as Black women, in dismantling prejudice against queer people of color.
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The judge wrote that jurors will be told that their identities will not be disclosed "out of respect and concern for their privacy" as a way of limiting any potential prejudice against Guzman.
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Prejudice against those with HIV and vulnerable groups exists the world over, from developing countries to the UK: One of Nigel Farage's 225 election pledges was to ban people with HIV entering the country.
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The family's Hindu daughter-in-law, Aarti (Taapsee Pannu), who is also a lawyer, steps in to defend the family, arguing that prejudice against a religion cannot be the basis for a conspiracy case.
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If the reforms work, they should have a range of benefits, from reducing the loss of farm land to eroding age-old urban prejudice against farmers and, vitally for the economy, fuelling urban consumption.
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In one study, when white participants were asked to read a brochure critiquing prejudice against blacks their biases were reinforced when pressured to agree with the material compared to when the choice was theirs.
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Despite the renown of writers like Harriet Beecher Stowe or Fanny Fern and two of Woolson's favorites, Charlotte Brontë and George Eliot, Woolson seemed to internalize the prevailing prejudice against so-called literary women.
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But a new survey from Lifesum, a weight loss app, of UK and US-based vegans found that eight out of 10 respondents had experienced "vegaphobia" which it defined as a prejudice against vegans.
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Obama also strongly condemned prejudice against Muslims, exemplified in recent months by Trump's calls to ban Muslim immigration: That's why we need to reject any politics that targets people because of race or religion.
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But as this "vice map of Chinatown," created by the City of San Francisco, shows, attempts to "save" immigrant victims from their traffickers often bled into prejudice against the immorality of the immigrant community itself.
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"I've seen … the hate crimes and the prejudice against women … and the progress people made on climate control, all of that standing to be peeled away," added Weinstein, who had supported Clinton's Oval Office bid.
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In October, President Tayyip Erdogan said he would consider putting Turkey's long-stalled bid to join the EU to a referendum, signaling exasperation with a process he says has been waylaid by prejudice against Muslims.
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Under a package of measures proposed by the Home Office, the government department responsible for crime and policing, prejudice against men and women alike could soon be categorized as a hate crime under UK law.
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The group's profile photo — which includes a cross, a Star of David, and the Islamic star and crescent — brands the page as "united against anti-gentilism," or what its members consider prejudice against non-Jews.
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Ali al-Amin, a Lebanese analyst and researcher, says Riyadh seems to believe the real threat comes from Sunni rivals such as Islamic State and a restive young Saudi population indoctrinated with Wahhabi prejudice against Shi'ites.
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For everyday communication, countries like this use a lingua franca, often derived from pidgin English, but prejudice against non-traditional languages, and the fear that they will undermine traditional ones, inhibits their use in the classroom.
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"In my time there, I saw malicious fights for power, interns repeatedly putting in over 100 hours a week but only getting paid for 40, discrimination against women, and prejudice against the transgender community," she wrote.
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In October, President Tayyip Erdogan said he would consider putting Turkey's long-stalled bid to join the European Union to a referendum, signaling exasperation with a process he says has been waylaid by prejudice against Muslims.
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Perhaps the deeper thing keeping me on the fence is that I desperately didn't want to face the reality that Britain's possible prime minister is a man who traffics in an ancient prejudice against my people.
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Seventy-two percent of U.S. voters want Congress to do more to reduce gun violence, while a majority view prejudice against immigrants as a very serious problem, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released on Thursday.
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They point out that even in progressive Western Washington, where prejudice against LGBTQ people and other minorities is widely condemned, people feel free to lob insults and abuse at them just because of their unusual dress.
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This reassurance offers little comfort to those who strongly doubt Sessions' willingness to do so, given past statements showing prejudice against members of the LGBTQ community, his belief -- even stated forcefully at the hearing -- that Roe v.
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Lynne M. Abraham, a former Philadelphia district attorney and judge, said that in deciding whether to permit the testimony the judge would have to determine whether the testimony's probative value would outweigh any prejudice against the defendant.
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By the somewhat anachronistic label "liberal" — usually applied, when referring to the 19th century, to believers in limited government, free trade and individual liberty — Guyatt means adherents of Enlightenment values, including the repudiation of prejudice against others.
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Mary Gordon RossanoWilmore, Ky. To the Editor: Your article cites Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, but he was not alone in the prejudice against Italians from the south of Italy in the late 19th and early 20th century.
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"Your question is full of prejudice against China and arrogance," Wang Yi said, visibly angry, after iPolitics reporter Amanda Connolly asked about missing Hong Kong booksellers and Canadian Kevin Garratt, who has been charged with spying in China.
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Whereas in Canada, right now, anyone who hires a 73-year-old of either gender knows that someday they might disappear for eight months to a year, so that prejudice against young women of childbearing age doesn't exist.
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He joined the majority opinion in full, upholding President Trump's travel ban in spite of the prejudice against Muslims that originally drove it and in spite of his own commitment to tolerance and freedom of religion and expression.
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ISTANBUL, Jan 19 (Reuters) - Turkey called on Sunday for the European Union to end what it said was the bloc's prejudice against Turkish Cypriots, defending its launch of a fresh round of hydrocarbons drilling off the Mediterranean island.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - President Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday he would consider putting Turkey's long-stalled bid to join the European Union to a referendum, signaling exasperation with a process he says has been waylaid by prejudice against Muslims.
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As Mr. Burga's fate remained undecided, his lawyer on Friday had argued against publicizing the jury's partial verdict, suggesting that it might prompt prejudice against his client, who was scrutinized early in the trial for possible witness tampering.
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That report found that there was political bias at the FBI and the DOJ in favor of Clinton while she was the subject of a criminal investigation and that there was political prejudice against Trump at the same time.
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In recent years, the church has published essays attemping to clarify its position on a number of difficult controversies, like issues of racism, prejudice against LGBT communities, polygamy and teen marriages condoned in the earliest years of the faith.
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In an effort to protect natural hair and prejudice against people of color, New Jersey lawmakers passed a bill that effectively bans discrimination against a person based on their hairstyle or hair texture in a unanimous 8-0 vote.
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After reading Daniel Wasik's letter to The New York Times, "A Lack of Respect for the Working Class in America Today," I realized that this prejudice against "blue collar" jobs dates back to the beginning of the 23th century.
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Liberalism's respect for diverse opinions and ways of life has whittled away much prejudice: against religious and ethnic minorities, against the proposition that girls and boys should have an equal opportunity to attend school, against same-sex sex, against single parents.
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In his letter to the CBI, a copy of which was reviewed by Reuters on Thursday, Choksi said the seizure of his assets, bank accounts and the shutting down of all his offices in India had caused prejudice against him.
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"There is no doubt in my mind that a woman's success...is still made very difficult by a strong prejudice against one of her sex doing work that has been done only by men for hundreds of years," Guy wrote.
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It seems more plausible that Shakespeare shared the centuries-long prejudice against Jews than that he got carried away by his humanity and thus rendered his work, in Greenblatt's words, an "uncomfortable" mix of high-mindedness and anti-Semitic attitudes.
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Critics say the CIA Director, the President's nominee replace Rex Tillerson as Secretary of State, has questionable views on torture, a record of prejudice against Muslims and other marginalized groups, and little true experience that qualifies him for the job.
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" Toronto vegan Darren Chang, 28, told VICE he believes prejudice against vegans is a "very real thing in part because it challenges the belief of human superiority over non-humans, which is such a deep-seated ideology across almost all cultures.
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In 1999, Dr. William Anthony, a Boston University professor, and his wife, Camille, instituted National Napping Day in an effort to overcome American cultural prejudice against napping and to raise awareness about the health benefits of catching up on quality sleep.
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Sikh activists in Quebec said few if any Sikh men were affected by the ban because within the fairly small Sikh community in the province, men historically have not applied for public sector jobs like policing, fearing prejudice against the turban.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, in a conference call with reporters, also said that a Twitter ban on adverts from Russian media was motivated by deep prejudice against Russia which he said set a worrying precedent for treatment of the Russian media.
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There's some evidence that contact with people from a vulnerable group can reduce prejudice against that group — but notably, a recent meta-analysis concluded that the effects are weakest for racial prejudice, and the evidence sparsest when it comes to adults.
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This is America, after all—we like the gym, and pop music, and war, and reality TV. Yet, this prejudice against the pretentious exists simultaneously alongside the idea that sports and pop music and reality TV can be legitimate topics of analysis.
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And to figure out if sex discrimination encompasses prejudice against gays and lesbians, this theory goes, you don't ask whether employers treat lesbian employees differently than straight women and gay employees different than straight men but whether employers treats gays and lesbians similarly.
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Police departments and sheriff's offices in the five states without hate crime laws — Arkansas, Georgia, Indiana, South Carolina, and Wyoming — have no legal obligation to determine if a crime is motivated by prejudice against a victim's race, religion, sexual orientation, or disability.
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While prejudice against metalheads has manifested in much more severe ways in certain religiously conservative countries in the Middle East and Southeast Asia, and United States—itself a religiously conservative nation teetering on theocracy—has plenty of similar skeletons in its own closet.
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The current discussion of bias and Facebook started this month, after some former Facebook contractors claimed that the "trending topics" section on Facebook highlighted stories that were vetted by a small team of editors who had a prejudice against right-wing news sources.
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"Community prejudice against Fields in the City of Charlottesville, the impact of the events on the Charlottesville residents and the widespread publicity this case has received are reasonably certain to prevent a fair and reasonable trial," the motion reads, according to USA Today.
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While Japan is becoming more ethnically diverse — one of 50 births is to biracial couples these days — there is still plenty of prejudice against "haafu," or half-Japanese, including cases of bullying mixed race children because they look different or have different names.
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We were never sure if he had actually graduated from, or even attended, college, but he had a deep prejudice against graduates of prestigious universities, and during his years at Newsday had never hired one, let alone one from Princeton, as I was.
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Even though by 1968 uprisings against white supremacism had been erupting for a decade with great intensity and success — the Montgomery Bus Boycott, the Childrens' Crusade in Birmingham, the protest against disfranchisement in Selma — prejudice against blackness remained prevalent, including among African-Americans.
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They have mostly been middle-aged straight white men — Tony Abbott, Senator Eric Abetz, Representative George Christensen — leaving many of us to conclude that these were merely varied expressions of a single prejudice against diversity, in favor of some old social order.
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Robert W. Wood, who boldly urged Christian clergymen in a 235 book to welcome gay men and women to their churches in a time of widespread prejudice against them, and went on to march in early gay-rights protests, died on Aug.
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At lunchtime I read a paper newspaper; I have a ridiculous, old-fashioned prejudice against newspapers online, but somehow it seems perfectly well mannered to read a newspaper at the lunch table where it would seem rude to read from a screen.
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" When his nomination to the National Council on the Humanities was briefly jeopardized in the Senate because of his controversial remarks, Professor Hart insisted that "no evidence exists as regards my academic record that I harbor any prejudice against minorities or women.
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The wave of refugees from the Middle East — Syria, for example — that has swept across Europe in the last couple of years has seen political parties deliberately rousing prejudice against them, and in many cases preventing them from getting into Western Europe.
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The hate crimes statute, which is separate, provides that up to five more years can be added to the prison sentence of a person who is convicted of a felony if the court finds that the victim was chosen based on prejudice against certain groups.
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Titled "Révoltes Intimes" ("Intimate Revolts") and created by the French photographer Aurore Valade, 36, it shows portraits of full-time activists — people who live in a near-constant state of war, whether against climate change, the effects of alcohol or prejudice against transgender people.
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In a letter to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), one of the lead agencies probing the alleged loan fraud, the jeweller said the seizure of his assets, bank accounts and the shutting down of all his offices in India has caused prejudice against him.
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I think Derek believes that, unfortunately, the 2016 election was an arbiter for more to come given the way the country is heading demographically and the fact that so many white people have the feelings they do about race and about prejudice against them.
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According to legal docs obtained by TMZ ... Davila accuses pageant boss Grant Gravitt of overt prejudice against Puerto Ricans and spreading lies to dethrone her -- saying she wasn't born in the U.S. and cheated at the competition by bringing in her own hair and makeup team.
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For some comparison, in the same survey, 5143% of voters said prejudice against minority groups was "not a problem at all" in the US. And 3% of American voters said they "haven't heard enough" about Trump to say if they have a favorable or unfavorable view him.
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A Goldman Sachs executive who is black and Jewish sued the firm and one of its managing directors for discrimination Wednesday, saying her effort to land Allergan's CEO Brent Saunders as a client was scuttled because of the partner's alleged race- and religious-based prejudice against her.
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Some GOP lawmakers say the exchanges reveal that top agents had a prejudice against Trump within the FBI, a factor that could've influenced the probe looking into Russian election meddling as well as into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server while secretary of State.
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Before long, I was beginning to wonder whether Larocque, a writer for the TV series "Slasher," wasn't simply replacing ethnocentricity, noxious and unacceptable as it is, with chronocentrism — a term coined in 1974 to suggest among other things, prejudice against other times, rather than against other races.
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"There's often extraordinary prejudice against people like her, especially women, because there's so much judgments that are often made by law enforcement officers about whether she should have ever had these pictures to begin with, whether or not it's not her fault that they were issued," Franks said.
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We spoke to a few of the amateur chefs who'd participated in June's Eatery, a two-night pop-up in Toronto staffed exclusively by a team of 14 HIV-positive chefs who hadn't gotten a chance to pursue careers in food—purely because of the world's prejudice against them.
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Ma hates Indians, as do Laura's neighbors, one of whom was given to declaring that "the only good Indian is a dead Indian," and so I learned that the pioneers had used a prejudice against Indians as an excuse to steal their land, and that this was racism.
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"The court saw through the smoke screens that the government tried to throw up to hide what is actually going on here, which is straight-on bias and prejudice against transgender people," added Levi, director of the transgender rights project for the anti-discrimination group GLBTQ Legal Advocates & Defenders.
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Yet despite noting the anti-gay abuse surrounding the incident, neither the police officers on the scene nor the detective who investigated the case logged it as a hate crime — that is, an offense motivated by prejudice against a person's race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion, gender, gender identity, or disability.
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" Supposing that the court decided to hear the case on the merits — lateness notwithstanding, the two laws ultimately have similar standards: Section 144 applies when a party to a proceeding believes that the district judge "has a personal bias or prejudice ... against him or in favor of any adverse party.
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Had I been consulted, I would have explained that I cannot support or condone the omission of what is my native heritage with the intention that they appreciate that there is still a very long way to go to combat the unconscious prejudice against black women's complexion, hair style and texture.
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" In perhaps his most authoritative work, "Anti-Semitism in America" (1994), he argued that age-old European prejudice against Jews was instilled in the New World by the earliest settlers, reinforced by successive waves of Protestant and Roman Catholic immigrants and ingrained as "an irrevocable part of the American heritage.
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The US Department of Justice on Tuesday indicted more than a dozen members of the Turkish president's security detail for a brawl between them and protesters during the leader's last visit to the US that a grand jury says was rooted in prejudice against the victims based on their ethnicity and political ties.
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"Had I been consulted, I would have explained that I cannot support or condone the omission of what is my native heritage with the intention that they appreciate that there is still a very long way to go to combat the unconscious prejudice against black women's complexion, hair style and texture," she concluded.
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The League of United Latin American Citizens will contact companies -- including Amazon and Party City -- that make or sell "so-called costumes based on race-based stereotypes which feed into prejudice against Latinos" and demand they "immediately remove these items from their inventory list," LULAC CEO Sindy Benavides told CNN in a statement.
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Last time around, at least one federal judge in Virginia took note of Trump's campaign trail statements calling for a "complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States," and concluded that the state had produced "unrebutted evidence" that the travel ban "was not motivated by rational national security concerns," but "religious prejudice" against Muslims.
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Using the street market as a guide, it can be reported that for Trump fans the most popular closing message of this election, by far, is to boast of being one of the millions of voters whose apparent tolerance for sexism and prejudice against Muslims, Mexicans and other outsiders Mrs Clinton recently called "deplorable".
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As the paper explains: Despite our attempts to obtain a more diverse sample, we were limited to studying white participants from the U.S. As the prejudice against gay people and the adoption of online dating websites is unevenly distributed across groups characterized by different ethnicities, we could not find sufficient numbers of non-white gay participants.
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Jerry Cobb, a spokesman for the Maricopa County attorney, said that the office filed a motion to dismiss the charges, which include carrying out a drive-by shooting, without prejudice against the suspect, Leslie Merritt Jr. "We have identified additional forensic investigation that needs to be completed in order for the case to proceed," Mr. Cobb said Friday.
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"There is no doubt in my mind that a woman's success in many lines of endeavor is still made very difficult by a strong prejudice against one of her sex doing work that has been done only by men for hundreds of years," filmmaker Alice Guy-Blaché wrote in a 22012 article for Moving Picture World.
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My father, a strong believer in self-abnegation to the point that you were causing yourself and others pain for absolutely no reason at all except to satisfy your own stubbornness, had an unshakeable prejudice against cable television at a time when the Yankees were migrating increasing numbers of their games away from over-the-air stations.
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With salacious glee, and with a visibly uncomfortable Ms. Abrams beside him, Mr. Colbert read a sex scene from her novel "Reckless" on TV. She writes bodice rippers, was the joke, which played into layer upon layer of prejudice against women writers, women readers, women's pleasure and women's stories, especially when those stories are by, and about, women of color.
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The American Psychological Association cites research suggesting that getting people from conflicting groups in the same room in a peaceful way to hear each other's perspectives, such as in a town hall meeting, or teaching the history of hate in America -- such as how there was prejudice against German culture during World War I -- are both approaches to turning bias around and possibly preventing hate.
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That downbeat feeling is stirringly conveyed by "Unfinished Business: Paintings From the 1970s and 1980s by Ross Bleckner, Eric Fischl and David Salle," an exhibition of paintings and drawings by three artists who rose to stardom in the '80s, at the Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill, N.Y. Mr. Bleckner, 67, Mr. Fischl, 68, and Mr. Salle, 63, have been friends since their student days at the California Institute of the Arts in the early '103s, where they chafed under conceptualist prejudice against painting.
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