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Combatting Stereotypes via 'The Zohan'

Even when a group is well represented behind the camera, Hollywood finds it's hard to add nuance to ethnic characterizations.

You Can't Keep That Simian Stereotype Down

A Georgia bar owner is marketing a T-shirt featuring the children's book character Curious George above the logo "Obama '08," and he seems shocked, just shocked, that some see a suspicious undertone (or blatant racism) in his actions.

Kids Equate Glasses with Intelligence

Children who wear glasses are generally thought of as smarter and more honest by their peers, according to a new study that brings some of our societal stereotypes into crisp focus.

Two to Tango: Media Overlooks Secular Influence

In the second part of an examination of "A Prejudice for the Thinking Classes," two professors argue that liberal-leaning outlets harp on religious conservatives' ties to GOP.

Tracking the Anti-Christian Fundamentalist Phenomenon

In the first of two parts, two political science professors examine how otherwise sophisticated observers find it OK to disparage Christian fundamentalists, a prejudice, the writers assert, of the thinking classes.

Studies Expose ‘Apelike' Stereotype Among Whites

The notion that people of African descent are somehow apelike is stubbornly stuck in white Americans' subconscious, according to a series of six studies.