<span>Some examples of families facing stereotypes are: </span><span>- Polygamous families: These are families where a man marries different women for religious reasons, these families face discrimination because of their religious practices. </span><span>-Families of same-sex parents: These families also face prejudices about the type of parenting they give their children. </span><span>- Single-parent families: Because it is considered that they should be constituted by both paternal figures for the child to develop optimally, this type of families also faces prejudices. </span><span> </span><span>
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Single parent families are not considered the ideal sort of family and kids might have it attributed to them in case of bad behavior or something else. Also, even if it's not their fault, single parents might hear that a bad behavior of a child is their fault for raising the kid alone.
Same sex parents might have a lot of trouble with super conservative people and it comes mostly because of their sexual orientation than anything else. Also, for the same reason as in the case before, not falling in the pattern family organization type, this family might suffer a lot with misdirected hate and accusations.
