#stereotypes

#stereotypes

Lesbians have always been fun - so why is the mainstream only recognizing that now?

"What seems like a joke to most people is a slap in the face to me and to many other Asian Amsterdammers. This is not an innocent phrase."

When you think about a vegetarian, you think of someone who's warm, fuzzy, and "huggy". Well, in terms of the values that people espouse and what they aspire to, it's just not the case.

For better or for worse, it's my name and I won't change it.

The survey found that 23 percent of participants believe the happiest people they've ever met are named Dave, with Katie following closely behind as a female name.

When people ask me if I have any siblings, as soon as I answer 'no,' they often assume a lot about my personality just because I'm an only child.

"Nobody cares how you did it. His wife gets to do [it] the way she wants to do it... but because I did it a certain way doesn't mean you need to do it a certain way."

"I washed my hands again and again until the skin on my knuckles cracked and bled." This statement illustrates the severe impact of OCD on the daily life of an individual, showcasing both the physical and emotional struggles faced by those living with the disorder.

Being constantly judged or surprised for basic competence showcases the deeper issue of systemic racism in professional fields that lack diversity.

Imagine standing in a virtual world where your every move is tracked, your emotions are analyzed, and your subconscious biases come to the surface.

"The region, known as Hauts-de-France, was formerly Nord-Pas de Calais and Picardie, shedding stereotypes of decay for a vibrant cultural identity."

At a certain point, sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll wasn't enough. War was the ultimate drug.

Nuns used to come into the gun range where I worked. Mother Superior had a .357 and used to teach the other nuns how to use it. The owner always comped them the range time (charged for ammo though), and a couple of times they even rented AR15s.

"Content warning-offensive ageist statements. Again, this wasn't directed at me personally, but the worst ageism I've witnessed was during the pandemic. I have sadly witnessed more than one person say it was a good thing that older adults were dying, and it doesn't matter if they die because they are 'just old people.' It was impossible to argue with these individuals; they didn't seem to regard older people as human."

Mark Cuban's comments on 'The View' sparked backlash as they dismissed the intelligence and strength of numerous prominent women associated with Donald Trump, revealing a profound disconnect from reality among Democratic elites.

"Too often, rural equals white in the popular imagination. But in reality, one in five Americans lives in rural areas, and nearly a quarter of those are people of color," said Xavier Morales, executive director of The Praxis Project, dismantling the myth that rural America is overwhelmingly white.