How can stereotyping controlled?......(Rasicm).......Essay form please?
467913
First of all you have got to remove the conservative racist from Government. They have built there whole campaign around it, by saying America should be Evangelist Christians, and everybody else is trash.
583918
The way to do this, is to know what your prejudices and stereotypical views are (Make a list maybe) Then work on telling yourself that it is not true.\n\nIf your problem is with having stereotypical views think NO not every one with that characteristic is the same, as everyone is an individual and sharing the same... as another person or group does not mean that they will all act in a similar manner.\n\nEverybody has them, but people that know what theirs are can mask them better.
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Alright I'm not rascist against white people (I'm half white). But here are some things.\n\nAverage white people: \nLike easy-listeining and pop music.\nWear J Crew type clothes.\nHave an SUV or mini-van.\nCan't dance or play basketball.\nUpper or Middle class and live in nice neighborhoods.\nNever spank their kids.\nSchool oriented.\nKnow a lot about the stock market.\nMake really bad barbeque.\nRascist.\nSometimes, their kids try to "act black"\n\nOther white people:\nHillbillies.\nNazis or some other kind of rascist/prejudice.\nListen to hard rock or country.\nGirls with bleached hair and big bangs.\nGuys with mullets or other bad haircuts.\nRepublican.\nGod fearing.\nLike Trans Ams and big trucks.\nGo on bad talk shows a lot.\nBeat their kids.\nLike pitbulls.
797584
I have an idea.  Get four or five photographs of  people from different races with clearly identifiable facial features and change the skin, eye and hair colors around so they are all mixed up.  \n\nThe caption could be something like--\n So the difference was?\nOne for all, all for one.\nBrothers and sisters of the rainbow.\n\nOr maybe short  and to the point--\nRacism?--Stupid!
1094549
Stereotyping.  Small minds.  Lack of intelligence.
1072546
Grouping people is usually done for statistical purposes, say for example, people who have high speed internet connections. You would place people in this group based soley on the knowledge that they have high speed internet. Stereotyping is when you place people in a group without real knowledge about them, but rather, on the inference that they belong there. Stereotyping is also usually done out of ignorance, and is usually, but not always, done in a negative frame of mind. For example, white people can't dance, black guys can play basketball, etc.
654816
First...be rid of the sterotypes...next...more non-white owners!\nBOTTOM LINE!!!!!!!
975600
People stereotype because the human mind likes order and attempts to see patterns in disorderly situations.   It is much more comfortable to have a routine and a set of instructions that allow certain outcomes than it is to challenge our own minds.  \n  People can also become a bit lazy and not make the effort to change their outlooks.  To change our outlooks would be to look far within and this can be frightening for many.  \n  People stereotype by projecting certain traits unto others.  For example:  The assumption by the ignorant that women like shopping or that men like football.  There is no evidence to suggest that women like shopping and that men like football.   Some people like football and some people like to shop.  Others do not like football and others do not like to shop.  Our minds try to create differences and in those differences, we can feel separate and therefore whole or even better than others.  \n    It makes us feel special because we aren't like "them".
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Stereotypes usually contain a wee bit of truth,  but have been highly exaggerated and then stretched to apply to the entire race in question.\nStereotyping is a bad idea, because it causes you to generalize about an entire race, just based on what a few individuals may do.\nI love curry, and often I smell like it because I'm cooking with the spice, that doesn't make me Indian, now, does it?\nI've got a friend who used to be a crack addict, is she black or white? (she's white, by the way).\nThe Dog Whisperer on National Geographic, used to be an illegal from Mexico. Now he makes more money than you and me, combined.\nDoes this help you any?
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there is "some" truth to all stereo types, thats why they are stereotypes. but it is wrong to judge everybody based on them because even though a large enough cross section of a certain group may in fact fit the stereotype, not all do. we need to evaluate every body based upon their own individual identity
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Try looking up the parts of the word: [French stéréotype, stereotype printing  : stéréo-, solid (from Greek stereo-. See stereo-) + type, printing type (from Old French, symbol, from Late Latin typus. See type).]
812893
Some people can't get past the stereotypes. Gives you more reason to prove them wrong. Free speech rings true, say whatever you want, as long as you don't make death threats. Usually the people in black suits have tracked you down and are holding you at gunpoint if you even utter one word about 'killing' someone.
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actually I find almost all stereotypes offensive...\n\nGoth- so depressed, wears black, too deep--no not really!\n\nEmo- cutter, poser, funsucker---well kindof, but not all the time!\n\nprep - dumb, sl*t, whiner, daddy's girl---well, this is almost true, but not all the time\n\nand well there's just a whole bunch more! The thing I hate the most is against the black community, just because I am an african american young girl doesn't mean I will, 1)shake my butt for you 2) talk "ghetto" 3)be loud 4) have and attitude all the time!\n\nI think that's the worst, specially when people say oreo (black on the outside white on the inside) that really hurts too.\n\nwe could stop this by getting to know each other without judging first. You could really find out some stuff about different people if you just give them a chance. But, society sucks, and this will probably continue on for years.
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Well, it makes people view a group in only one way. The group is encouraged to act this way, rather than to achieve their own goals, etc. A great example is the stereotyping of blacks in the south. Most of them live down to the stereotype and it's sad. I lived in Alabama for a while and was horrified by it. That has a lot to do with why I left. They also treated women stereotypically, and it was difficult to get any respect, let alone a job that was free of sexual harassment and bible thumping.
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It's just that people stereotype based on what they see on the media. Just prove them wrong and don't internalize it too much. \nGood luck
802041
Stereotypes form from what it appears the majority of those distinct people are doing. Stereotypes are usually untrue about the whole group, but are usually true about the most visible ones of those groups. It appears to me that the least desireable of any group are the ones most demonstrative and most visible and thats where the stereotypes come from. Are all Italians mobsters? No... but those who are make themselves very visible. Are all blacks ghetto thugs? No, but those who are make themselves most visible, are all Christians nasty judgemental hypcrites? No, but those who are have made themselves most visible. Are all gays flamboyant hairdressers? No, but they're the ones most visible. \n\nUsually the stereotypes are what we wish people would overlook. Best thing to do I suppose is for the good people of these bunches to come out and be more vocal for their side.
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Pretend this passage is part of a story you're reading. Read this passage, then I've got a question for you to answer.\n\n     It was a hot, sunny afternoon in the inner city. The three bald youths, wearing T-shirts and baggy pants, walked down the cracked sidewalk, their bling dangling around their shoulders. One carried a boombox playing Snoop Dogg loudly. One wore a baseball cap, its bill turned to the side. Another wore sunglasses.\n\n     All right. Now my question is: What ethnicity were these three youths? Answer, then continue reading.\n\n     My point is that you very probably thought of these youths as African-American, even though the description of them never actually said so. Why can't they be whites, or Latino? You see, stereotyping is programmed into our behavior patterns, it's hardwired into our thought processes. It's part of what makes us human. It's a survivial mechanism--we tend to organize others into groups that we want to try to stay away from, and groups that we want to try to join, because these groups could either harm us or hurt us. Such concerns are beyond "good" and "bad", it's just the way we are.