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Stereotyping lasting negative impact shows prejudice has a lasting negative impact on those who experience it. Like racism if you never been discriminated against you would never understand nor experience rejection and the hurt especially when it deals with your career. Some discriminate because your woman or a particular group or ethnic background and there are times when it can be positive or negative actions toward the objects of prejudice. When we are dealing with stereotyping it involves generalizations about the typical characteristics of members of the group. There are several ways of measuring stereotypes by measuring the straight forward attribution of characteristics to nominated groups such as blacks are, whites are, women are men are doctors are professors are by identifying these different groups. Look there are other topics that we know falls under stereotyping homosexuality, lesbian, heterosexual, bisexual. I was looking at the video that shows the attitudes against homosexuals at a parade expressing their sexuality themselves in the park with kissing and personally I felt that was little too much to see. I saw the signs that were scripture base and what the word of God says about same sex relationships and now we at a time where they are trying to legalize same sex marriage. Now they have been doing studies regarding homosexuality and trying to associate it with mental illness. I wonder about that behavior some people consider that as unnatural. Some people stereotype same sex relationship as a curse they are looking at it from the bible point they say that type of behavior are creating a Sodom and Gomorrah. My husband and I went out to eat at a restaurant he sees a young man with his hair pulled up at the top of his head my spouse says something wrong with that picture now if a man where’s his hair like a women they are considered gay. My question is why do most aggressive and radical homosexuals act like women with switching smacking their

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