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prevailing attitudes

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Matsuura said by challenging prevailing attitudes and stereotypes about other cultures, religions and peoples, the media can help to strip away the ignorance that breeds mistrust and suspicion, thus promoting tolerance and an acceptance of difference that values diversity as an opportunity for understanding.
Utilizing insights from friends, parents, teachers, and special education experts--as well as fictional characters in literature and real people--the author provides a gripping picture of the damage caused by prevailing attitudes about mental retardation.
Inheritance taxes and prevailing attitudes make it almost impossible to rise from financial mediocrity in Britain.
 
 
 
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