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A list of Citizendium articles, and planned articles, about Prejudice.
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  • Stereotype [r]: Cultural bias created by attributing real or perceived qualities or behaviour to an entire, or assuming them to be true for every individual within that group. [e]
  • Truth-seeking [r]: The attempt to discover deep truths, especially by putting aside simple prejudices and unexamined traditions. [e]

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  • Stereotype [r]: Cultural bias created by attributing real or perceived qualities or behaviour to an entire, or assuming them to be true for every individual within that group. [e]
  • Georgette Heyer [r]: (1902-1974) Widely-read English writer of over 50 historical (17th-18th cent.) novels; arguably created the Regency romance genre [e]