" stereotype "

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1: n. a small kernel of truth that lies at the bottom of a pillowcase full of shit.

  * e.g.,  ... Drew Peacock- " Hey Otto, I knew you were black but I didn't know that your dad was born in Africa! That's cool." 

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1: A term used to define all people of a certain belief into a mostly negative category that may only reflect a selected few of the racial demographics. All people of all nationalities have been victims of being stereotyped, even those whom have made most of the stereotypes of other people.

  * e.g.,  ... ) That all white women have flat booties. 

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2: Note: Most stereotypes are involuntarily lived out by a small segment of who they are made to offend. Here are a few examples of stereotypes.

  * e.g.,  ... ) That all Jews are greedy. 

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1: A stereotype is used to catergorize a group of people. People don't understand that type of person, so they put them into classifications, thinking that everyone who is that needs to be like that, or anyone who acts like their classifications is one.

  * e.g.,  ... Stereotype for Goths are black clothes, black makeup, depressed, hated by society. 

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1: An overly simplified, negative description of a people group with a high statistical probability of being true that is inexpedient to progressive platforms. The new regressive left would like you to blind yourself from the fact that these may ring true, which is preventing people from coming together to have an honest dialogue about causality and realistic solutions. Note that the term "stereotype" will not be applied to overly simplified and probable generalizations that are either supportive of progressive policy conclusions, or demonize/dismiss the opposition. Examples of these include: "All Republicans are older, wealthy white men." "Trump supporters are uneducated and uninformed." "Women don't make as much as men because of institutionalized sexism."

  * e.g.,  ... That's a vicious stereotype about (insert favored minority group), and the fact that people believe it is most of the reason why (insert negative outcome caused by stereotype). 

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1: 98% of the "definitions" on this website.

  * e.g.,  ... "I hate goths, I hate emo kids, ect" 

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2: See: 'ICP'

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3: People should stop posting how much they hate stuff. It's not hard, just dont listen to it.

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1: A stereotype is a label given to a person, a prequisite judgement. It goes hand in hand with bias, prejudice, and discrimination.

  * e.g.,  ... Joe is a Middle Eastern, "gothic" gay person. Because of this, people assume that he is a morbid, suicidal terrorist that has a strong passion for interior decorating. In fact, he dresses gothic because of the music he listens to, and he likes the style. He is perfectly happy, and is in several school programs to help suicidal kids. He also is a Good Smaritan. He was born in the US and is planning on joining the military as an ROTC scholar. He wants to stop terrorism. He hates design in all ways. 

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1: an assumption of a certain group of ppl. the simpsons area perfect example of a stereotypical town. where homer is the fat lazy husband with a dead end job, marge is the housewife that doesnt have a life outside the house, bart is the trouble maker boy, lisa is the forgotten, misunderstood girl, maggie is the quiet baby who never speaks, mr. burns is the evil bossman, apu is the foreign shop keeper, and the polie are lazy ppl who eat donuts all day. all the other characters are self explanitory.

  * e.g.,  ... Common stereotypes: 

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2: stereotypes seem to be an alternative to ppl who dun weanna get to know other ppl. so they classify them with out gettin the facts.

  * e.g.,  ... 1) All white ppl hate ppl who are different than them and MUST feel supiorer to them 

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1: Another word for truth.

  * e.g.,  ... Catie: That cheerleader is so dumb. 

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2: Everyone likes to act like it's a bad thing, so they can tell you not to speak truth.

  * e.g.,  ... Stranger: Stop stereotyping cheerleaders! They are the same as everyone else- they are just as smart, too. I bet you wouldn't like a stereotype on you because you said that. 

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3: Sometimes, they are incorrect, but 99% of the time, it's exactly what you think.

  * e.g.,  ... Catie: Um ... yeah. Well, she just messed up her ABC's. And if stereotyping her as dumb means stereotyping me as smart, I am definitely alright with that. 

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1: A belief based on similarities between people of the same race, class, or religion. Usually absolutly true about most of that group, but offends stupid people.

  * e.g.,  ... Stereotypical stereotypes. 

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1: A stereotype is someone who judges someone by how they look, their race, how they dress, thier 'label', etc.

  * e.g.,  ... All preps are bitches.