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Meanings of negative stereotypes in English

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Usage of negative stereotypes in English
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They're expected to conform to certain positive stereotypes and avoid certain negative stereotypes.
The Guardian
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Was it his responsibility as president to fight against negative stereotypes of Hindus?
The post-american presidency: the obama administration's war on ...
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Or was it only his responsibility to fight against negative stereotypes of Islam?
The post-american presidency: the obama administration's war on ...
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Contrary to negative stereotypes, many nonprofits have highly effective, brilliant leaders.
Wired
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Misperceptions and negative stereotypes arise, which is definitely the case with the Irish midlands.
The Irish Times
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EBONY: So how do you deal with these negative stereotypes?
Ebony
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Potential is only limited by society's negative stereotypes.
Ebony
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First, what do you mean by negative stereotypes?
Wired
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The author conflates Gypsy and Traveller so as to capitalise on the negative stereotypes of both.
The Irish Times
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People were busily projecting negative stereotypes onto Michelle Obama from the moment her husband began campaigning.
The Guardian
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Only recently, these negative stereotypes have begun to crumble, according to the Harvard Guide to Women's Health.
The Irish Times
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He said targeting whānau in the campaign runs the risk of feeding into negative stereotypes about Māori.
Radio NZ
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Father and daughter agree that their job is to break down negative stereotypes about Africans and Muslims.
Radio NZ
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Was it his responsibility as president to fight against negative stereotypes of Christians as ignorant racist yahoos?
The post-american presidency: the obama administration's war on ...
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Fellow iconic writer James Baldwin criticized the book for perpetuating the negative stereotypes that plagued Black Americans.
Ebony
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DS: There are still many negative stereotypes regarding people with disabilities that, unfortunately, continue to be very prevalent.
The Guardian
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Negative stereotypes across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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