Blum claims that in the case of a group that consists of several sub-factions the impact of the stereotyper being disregardful towards the inner diversity of the group arises, disrespecting the cultural or ethnic identities of the members of the groups (Blum 273). This is impeccably represented by the name 'Native Americans', which includes the indigenous inhabitants of the current United States despite them forming separate tribes and possessing, though not entirely, dissimilar cultures. Another effect that Blum names is moral distancing between the stereotyped group and the stereotyping group can readily manifest when the 'otherness' of the stereotyped group is exaggerated in the mind of the stereotyper, which might lead to violence provided that the content of stereotype describes the group as inferior (Blum
Blum claims that in the case of a group that consists of several sub-factions the impact of the stereotyper being disregardful towards the inner diversity of the group arises, disrespecting the cultural or ethnic identities of the members of the groups (Blum 273). This is impeccably represented by the name 'Native Americans', which includes the indigenous inhabitants of the current United States despite them forming separate tribes and possessing, though not entirely, dissimilar cultures. Another effect that Blum names is moral distancing between the stereotyped group and the stereotyping group can readily manifest when the 'otherness' of the stereotyped group is exaggerated in the mind of the stereotyper, which might lead to violence provided that the content of stereotype describes the group as inferior (Blum