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choli [55]
3 years ago
13

How might our lack of knowledge and familiarity with other individuals or groups enable negative stereotypes to take root? How m

ight it lead us to treat others unfairly?
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uranmaximum [27]3 years ago
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Our lack of knowledge and familiarity with other individuals or groups may enable negative stereotypes because you are more likely to judge someone that you know nothing about . People start to create ideas in their head about certain races ,and religions which can sometimes give off a bad reputation to that group. It may lead us to treat others unfairly by coming up with mean sayings , or just judging the book by its cover . We should all have open thoughts about other groups without stereotyping , because we are all different
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