prejudice/prejudiced

Race is a powerful idea that has been used to justify prejudice and inequalities —whether we’re consciously aware of them or not.

He couldn't get beyond his most profound lifelong prejudices.

I think he was a terrible president because he was, he was extremely prejudiced.

I still think I'm a millennial, but I still think that's the best adaptation of Pride and Prejudice.

But some saw it as a way to truly control our cultural resources, and make it much more difficult for prejudiced ideas about Native Americans to spread.

And it's sort of a miracle to me that from a nation that was as prejudiced, racially prejudiced as the United States was, you get the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments out of this.

In fact, it wasn’t until 2018 that India finally struck theirs down – but even so, colonization left lasting impacts on perceptions of LGBTQ people in South Asia, hijra included, who still face prejudice to this day.