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    Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 21 Aug 2020

    For me personally, I consider prejudiced action to be 'bad' when it fails to update based on countering evidence, and 'fine' if it does update. SOME EXAMPLES:

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      2. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 21 Aug 2020

        Your stereotype of redheads being untrustworthy comes from an anti-redhead movement from 50 years ago. You personally don't know any redheads to support this stereotype, and there's no statistical evidence to support the stereotype. If you still believe it after this: BAD.

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      3. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 21 Aug 2020

        You, a small woman, are afraid of men, because men are the ones who follow you home and make you feel unsafe, not women. You meet Joe, who behaves consistently respectfully. If you are still afraid of Joe after evidence to the contrary: BAD.

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      4. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 21 Aug 2020

        Things that are not bad: General prejudices based on evidence. Men are more likely to commit assault upon others, this is statistically supported. It's ok to be afraid of a man until you are provided evidence to the contrary, like Joe.

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      5. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 21 Aug 2020

        Some stereotypes aren't statistically supported because there hasn't been proper research done - but a prejudice from consistent individual experience is still not necessarily bad, as long as you are careful to check your biases and continue to update on counter information!

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      6. Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 21 Aug 2020

        Pattern recognition is okay. It's okay to notice trends correlated with demographics. It's okay to take steps to protect yourself. Just be aware of the failure modes that come from doing this, and be sure to be flexible if anything challenges the pattern you've recognized.

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      1. Thane Black‏ @thane_black 21 Aug 2020
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        And trauma prevents the update unless they do the hard work of healing it. Which is uncommon.

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      2. Lukewarm at most‏ @DieSkim6 21 Aug 2020
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        Disagree. Racial profiling can be accurate (=solid statistical propensity) but still not palatable. Even if the prejudice is statistically justifiable, I don't want to live in a society where a priory assumption about an individual is accepted.

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      3. RunSilent Fully-Vaccinated RunDeep‏ @runsilent 21 Aug 2020
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        ISTM that it's going to be hard to enter a first encounter with an unknown individual without any a priori assumptions whatsoever. That said, shouldn't use lethal force if you haven't taken time to verify those assumptions. (Even in war, IFF (ID friend/foe) matters.)

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      2. burg00‏ @burg00s 21 Aug 2020
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        Somewhat fine on a personal level but doesn’t work systemically. Ex: “Black people commit more crime, so we should put more cops in black areas” ends up self-manifesting the very statistic it responded to. Which then fuels personal biases based on the statistic

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      3. burg00‏ @burg00s 21 Aug 2020
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        Which leads to current situations like black Americans arrested for drug crimes double the rate of whites, despite equivalent usage amongst both groups. And, according to you, it would then be acceptable to believe black people do more drugs—there’s a statistic, after all?

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