Definition and nature of prejudice.
However, there are quite a lot of different definitions that can be used to define prejudice. According to Severson (1943) “we usually view prejudice as consisting of …show more content…
Prejudice is mostly seen in gender, race and sex.
People from all over the world, especially from the West, do not want to respect the ways and cultures of African people at all (Gumede, 2009). The world is strongly against people with black skin, as well as African people. This is a very good example of prejudice happening all over the world.
People from all over the world, especially from the West, do not want to respect the ways and cultures of African people at all (Gumede, 2009). This is a very good example of prejudice happening all over the world. The outside world still views South Africans as primitive people, living in huts with wild animals around us. They do not live like that anymore.
As an example of how the media can confuse opinions of Africa/South Africa, we can look at the movie Mean Girls where Karen asks: “So if you are from Africa, why are you white?” Not all Africans are black, just as not all Americans are white. Black people in America are seen as criminals, but the most famous serial killers are