Stereotypes - Concepts - Chapter 2 Class 6 Political Science - All Human Beings Are Equal - Political Science

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  • A stereotype is a fixed general image of a person or thing.

  • For example: When it is said that people of a particular race are criminals, it is not right because criminals can exist in all races.

  • They can also limit individuals' opportunities and potential by creating false assumptions about their abilities and qualities.

  • Stereotypes can be challenged by promoting awareness, education, and exposure to diverse perspectives and experiences.

  •  It is essential to recognize and appreciate the unique qualities and characteristics of individuals and avoid making assumptions based on stereotypes .

  • By recognizing and challenging stereotypes, we can create a more accepting and inclusive society where everyone is valued and respected for who they are.
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