Stereotyping is when you take ANY group of people and assign or "blanket" them with ANY trait. By "group" I could mean an ethnic group, religious group, people in the same occupation or even people with the same vices i.e. smokers or drugs. To stereotype is to say things like:
"Cops are sadistic and abusive."
"Smokers are inconsiderate of other people's rights to breathe clean air."
"Oh! He's black? Is he a gang member?"
"Anyone who uses drugs of any kind are untrustworthy liars and thieves."
"Christians are morally superior to Atheists."
Stereotyping is a problem because it's a judgment made about someone without even knowing them. Really what you're doing is putting the sins of many onto the backs of many more who don't deserve it.
The long and short of it is...all racism is stereotyping but not all stereotyping is racism.
The biggest shortcoming of stereotyping is that you miss what is unique about each individual. The biggest danger in stereotyping is that people get hurt unnecessarily.
what are six ways to avoid bias, prejudice, and stereotyping
Stereotyping is usually because of race, and labeling is because of an incedent
Emotional stereotyping is a propaganda device which evokes designed images, such as "housewife," "foreigner," or "geek".
It forces complex individuals into simple categories.
The long and short of it is...all racism is stereotyping but not all stereotyping is racism.
The biggest shortcoming of stereotyping is that you miss what is unique about each individual. The biggest danger in stereotyping is that people get hurt unnecessarily.
what are six ways to avoid bias, prejudice, and stereotyping
Stereotyping is usually because of race, and labeling is because of an incedent
Emotional stereotyping is a propaganda device which evokes designed images, such as "housewife," "foreigner," or "geek".
Racial etiquette is a world wide problem but is more prevalent in the Southern states. It is a form of stereotyping a race that is close to racism.
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George A. Kubler has written: 'A new history of stereotyping' -- subject(s): Stereotyping
This is improper stereotyping of a race of people, and, therefore, an offensive question to many people. Black people are no more loud than any other group. See the related question below about why black people are tough for more information about the problem in society with stereotyping, bigotry, and racism.
Stereotyping is practised in almost all forms of human activity, if we are to be brutally honest with ourselves.
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