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    Historically, women often faced many barriers is the realms of math and science. If women were allowed to enter higher education, some were denied degrees merely because of their sex. Some female scientists and mathematicians endured theft of their work by male colleagues and were not well-known for their contributions until decades or centuries later. Many had to face the prevailing belief that men were better suited for math and science and that women possessed lesser intellect. Modern…

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    kids” and we will easily grow out of it, yet many African Americans continue to face the stereotypical belief that they are just illiterate. The book Pinned by Sharon G. Flake and the movie “Dear White People” directed by Justin Simien, exploit the stereotypes associated with people of color such as the belief that most are: uneducated, underdressed, lazy, ill mannered, and have poor speech; and causes the needed breakdown of social constructs that are create around the African American and…

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    these studies to conclude that males excel in, and also enjoy these particular subjects over females. Females did not seem to be as comfortable as males in these fields of interest, many factors contribute to that, including: images in textbooks, stereotypes, comprehension of the material, and their overall confidence. There…

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    word stereotype itself is defined as a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing. Common stereotypes present today include racial profiling, the most common one, gender profiling, culture stereotyping, various groups of individuals, and sexual stereotypes. Generally, stereotyping is not socially and personally acceptable. Even with that, it is still very prominent. Stereotyping can have a wide range of mental effects on those of a stereotype.…

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    accurate and other times it is not. When typing the word “stereotype” into the search bar there are millions of websites that contain information about this topic but the key is to find the sources that provide the most accurate information on the topic. When looking into websites, most provide the basic and general information about stereotypes. Mostly all the sites provided the same type of definition and reasoning behind why stereotypes are bad. The website,…

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    Although explicit racism – this being deliberate stereotypes or discriminatory abuse, is illegal in society today, racism has become harder to find, as people now express racism differently and more subtly. Subtle racism, or as it is also known as, ‘modern racism’ involves the indirect and unspoken negative…

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    Stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination has been a core topic in social psychological research in an attempt to understand the origins of biases and impact on groups and individuals (Dagner & Dalege, 2013). The terms prejudice, discrimination, and stereotype, are often used mutually in daily dialogue. Stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination are biases that contribute to the creation of social inequality in the society (Fiske, 2008). Most often people are biased against other individuals…

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    In the Hispanic world, many stereotypes can define the Hispanic community, racial stereotypes are the most common that define Hispanics. The stereotypes that define Hispanics is lazy, domestic and drug dealers. These negative connotations are hurtful towards the community and can hurt by making them more vulnerable towards words, these words defining Hispanics can break their morals and affect the Hispanic community in ways that can be deceiving. Defining the Hispanic community starts from one…

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    For years, stereotypes have affected all of us whether it is because of the way we look or because of the things we like. A number of parents and educators have recently suggested that stereotypes have no part in why their kids or students are failing or not doing too well in school. Americans today believe that it is because of their kids or students negligence and lack of maturity that is the true problem. In recent discussions the topic of stereotypes causing harmful effects on students'…

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    Dec. 2016 Stereotypes In the 21st century, there are still very diverse social issues and stereotyping is one of them. Social issues affect the society negatively and people need to make a change and spread more awareness. So how can stereotypes be bad and how do they get created. First, you may think what is a stereotype? well, “any time you’re grouping races or individuals together to make a judgment about them without knowing them, this is an example of a stereotype" ("Common Stereotype").…

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