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Prejudice.
Our society is full of individuals who show prejudice. Prejudice is a negative evaluation from a group or a member of a group.
Prejudice becomes the most common habit of our society. Everyone has the time to comment on others or others. we dislike or hate people by refusing its human. We judge people due to their wealth, cast, believes, and their look. No one judges people due to their inner beauty. We do not give importance to a human. We give importance to a group which we don’t like. Every person’s belief is that the in-group whom they belong is superior rather than the out-group which they do not like
Prejudice
Prejudice causes aggression. People who are unhappy and frustrated towards another group must show aggression that leads to unbearable results. Prejudice also towards an individual that is a target by our self. Cognition also plays an important role be developing prejudice. Prejudice learns from our family, society, and our group.
There are many examples of prejudice politics is the main and common example of prejudice. Religion is also an example of prejudice
individually we should try to overcome this habit
If we change our self-society change automatically
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