Examples of using Negative stereotypes in English and their translations into Dutch
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Single, middle-aged women already have to deal with far too many negative stereotypes, and the cat photos you cuddling with your cats,
Together with 88 other NGOs, we were seriously concerned that the political campaign which had been carried out associated Roma with negative stereotypes and used the whole Romany nation as electoral scapegoats,
as they use comedy to both retain and dispel negative stereotypes of Arab-Americans and Muslims.
without coercion or negative stereotypes or criminalisation of childhood.
The creators of the UN Women ads used search phrases like“women cannot”,“women shouldn't”,“women should” and“women need to” completed by genuine Google search terms to highlight overwhelmingly negative stereotypes, sexist and highly discriminatory views held about women by society globally.
Unless we address these issues, unless we dismantle these negative stereotypes, unless we take what is best from our various cultures
residential segregation and negative stereotypes create and sustain inequality.
even mollycoddled mama's boys. But these negative stereotypes certainly aren't true in all cases
Drowsiness and couch potato behaviour is a highly negative stereotype associated with stoners.
That's a negative stereotype.
Nevertheless, I found in the early 1980s that, despite negative stereotyping, prejudices, and discrimination,
Because all of that just reinforces the negative stereotype of the giggly, submissive school girl.
Negative stereotyping needs to be mentioned,
It-It's okay for me to say that, but that-that's a negative stereotype that we… that we have been fighting for years.
This is crucial, since we cannot afford negative stereotyping of Islamic beliefs in the current sensitive climate.
The WRC believes that the continued negative stereotyping of women is inhibiting the development of equality between men and women.
The WRC says that advertising is sexist when it embodies a negative stereotype of a woman or when a woman's body is objectified.
removal of Christian symbols, misrepresentation and negative stereotyping of Christians in the media, and social disadvantages for Christians,
to combat the prejudices created by negative stereotyping.
I think that there's a lot of negative stereotypes and stories in the media that work to amplify and perpetuate oppressive social norms.