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Discrimination is usually when you dislike someone just because of their race or ethnicity. A stereotype is usually when you pair a action or adjective with a group of people. Sorry this might be confusing.
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Discrimination is the unfair treatment of a person or people because of a group/s they belong to. A stereotype is generalisation you have about a group e.g. all grannies knit OR all Irish people drink. Stereotypes are often false.
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In my opinion, a stereotype is a belief or opinion (whether based on fact or opinion or experience) where discrimination involves treating someone differently (generally in a negative way) based on that opinion.
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discrimination is about treating anyone or group in a negative way based on race ethnicity, culture, politics or sexual orentation I think I covered it sterotyping is an image of a group of people and includeing those who are percieved to be part of that group
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Stereotype implies a prejudice about a certain habit or trait about a group of people, whether positive or negative. Prejudice is also stereotype, but has a negative connotation. Like saying someone is skinny rather than slender, with "thin" having the most neutral connotation. Discrimination implies actions related to stereotypes, including prejudice.
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Discrimination is the application of a stereotype. You can stereotype someone without actually doing something about it. Discrimination is treating someone poorly, usually based on stereotypes. Stereotype is an idea or perception. Discrimination is an action. I have answered question after question about the definition of discrimination and stereotype. Rather than typing it all out again, I shall give a link to one of the many times I discussed both. Here is an old answer of mine where I discussed stereotypes in negative and neutral aspect. Stereotypes are not necessarily negative but are almost always negative when applied to humans: http://www.answerbag.com/a_view/5402363 Here is an old answer of mine in which I discuss discrimination in both negative and neutral context. Like stereotypes, discrimination is almost always negative when applied to humans: http://www.answerbag.com/a_view/5631191
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