Synonyms for stereotyping
stereo·typ·ing

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1. List of paraphrases for "stereotyping":

   stereotypes, stereotype, stereotypical

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1. Chris Rufo:

   Critical race theory is a grave threat to the American way of life, it divides Americans by race and traffics in the pernicious concepts of race essentialism, racial stereotyping, and race-based segregation—all under a false pursuit of 'social justice.'.

2. Corey Saylor:

   In the Jewish community, we know all too well what can happen when a particular religious group is singled out for stereotyping and scapegoating. We also know that this country must not give into fear by turning its back on its fundamental values, even at a time of great crisis. i am troubled, though, that someone who has so completely abandoned American values is polling so high.

3. Jason Lewis ':

   To the degree that the Republicans or conservatives or Mitt Romney has an issue with the women, maybe it isn't Mitt Romney or his positions. Maybe it's the women, we all know that women tend to vote more liberal than men. It is the women who are guided by more emotion than reason. ' Oh, here we go, stereotyping, stereotyping females once again. What are you doing ?' Well, I'm not running for anything. I'm just making an observation.

4. Mallory Blount:

   Since getting help, Herschel has dedicated his life to helping others and has visited hundreds of military bases, hospitals, and non-profits sharing his own story with troops and other Americans, it is sad that many in politics and the media who praised Herschel for his transparency over a decade ago are now making false statements, stereotyping, attacking, and attempting to sensationalize his past just because he is a Republican Senate candidate.

5. Colleen Hanabusa:

   This is racial stereotyping. Does he greet others in their ancestral language ? this mentality led to a period in American history that saw 120,000 men, women and children, including my grandfathers, sent to internment camps after World War II.