Stereotypes are not the result of biology, but arise in cultures and societies. They limit us, prevent opportunities for participation and equal opportunities and therefore lead to structural, psychological and physical violence.
Stereotypes are not the result of biology, but arise in cultures and societies. They limit us, prevent opportunities for participation and equal opportunities and therefore lead to structural, psychological and physical violence.
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