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Prejudice meaning
An adverse judgment or opinion formed beforehand or without knowledge of the facts. | A preconception, any preconceived opinion or feeling, whether positive or negative. | An irrational hostile attitude, fear or hatred towards a particular group, race or religion.
Synonyms of Prejudice
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Discriminatory remarks like the ones you are making here encourage prejudice; and prejudice is literally getting transpeople murdered.
Pride and Prejudice will be a UK premiereThe season continues with the UK premiere production of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice adapted by award-winning playwright Kate Hamill and directed by Lotte Wakeham (Thursday, June 5 to Saturday, June 28).
The poor-speller prejudice is similar to the fat prejudice: We are keenly aware that we are labeled lazy and dumb.
It is your responsibility to curb prejudice, social inequality and prejudice.
The point is that the difference between Obama and Trump is not prejudice toward white working-class Americans versus prejudice toward minorities.
Widespread Islamophobic prejudice seems to contribute to anti-Muslim hate crime, but indirectly: terrorist attacks and intensified Islamophobic prejudice serve as a window of opportunity for extremist groups and networks.
Acting National Chairman of the NNPP, Abba Ali, said: “Without prejudice, we are going to challenge the verdict at the Supreme Court, but the NNPP is asking the NJC to, without delay, commence investigations to unravel the mystery behind the judgement.
Also, he granted the plaintiffs’ March 14 motion for a voluntary dismissal of the case “without prejudice,” meaning they could re-file a complaint.
Although less inclined to demonize immigrants, liberals display their own share of prejudice.
And by trusting their cameras to keep watch for them, users render themselves blind to the ways in which community surveillance breeds perpetuates prejudice and puts people at heightened risk of police or vigilante violence.
Another escaped removal on grounds that it would prejudice relations with his child.
Any restrictions must be justified by demonstrable facts, not presumptions, speculation or prejudice.
ASPSU’s racial prejudice, emotional battery, underrepresentation and oppression towards people of different backgrounds (race, ability, age) is hurtful to the culture of PSU, and should not, in my opinion, continue.
Before the man, who used to work as the momager's security guard, asks the court to dismiss the lawsuit with prejudice, the case had been taken to arbitration but the details are not disclosed.
Besides multiple counts of first-degree murder, Aldrich faces dozens of counts of attempted murder and assault, as well as hate-crimes charges alleging the attack was motivated by prejudice against victims’ sexual or gender identities.
But I do know that hate and bigotry, racism and prejudice, doesn’t get special understanding or status if a working class person commits it.
But I really enjoyed Episode 2, all the Pride and Prejudice references from the movie (that hand flex!) were great.
But the eradication of prejudice is not enough; we must proactively build a diverse democracy and cherish the contributions of all.
But the ICAC and the state’s Cabinet Office have refused to release further documents to the parliament’s upper house, claiming their disclosure could prejudice the corruption probe.
Cherry’s books include UnMuted: Conversations on Prejudice, Oppression, and Social Justice (Oxford University Press) and, co-edited with Owen Flanagan, The Moral Psychology of Anger Littlefield).