They complain about age and class prejudices : 37 percent of the 369 respondents to a project questionnaire were 66 or older, 64 percent had an annual income of $ 20, 000 or less.
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And full-throttle vocals that lash out at homophobia, class prejudice, and " the stupid, secret, white-boy handshake that we'll never be part of ."
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"It's a language of violence, hate, and class prejudice that is aimed a dividing Venezuelan society, " said Caracas Mayor Alfedo Pena, a former investigative journalist and Chavez opponent.
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But the teacher says that while she and her 20-something friends agree that the cruelty of class prejudice and privilege is a significant part of the film, the 10-somethings don't see it.
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The protesters see the proposed ban as a threat to their way of life, a form of class prejudice against the millions of people who live on farms and estates in the quaint towns of the English countryside.
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Organisations like the Patriotic Women's Association, set up to look after the families of those lost in action, were criticised for snobbery and class prejudice, attending to the dependants of officers but not men.
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"There's a strong message there, not just for the city but for the country and the world, a message about racial or religious or ethnic or class prejudice, " the mayor said.
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Or on the books in whose company he would be ? " Editor Dennis Loy Johnson questioned Franzen's motivations, asking, " Is it misogyny, do you think, or class prejudice, or worse ?"
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Dante's class prejudice displays itself in several episodes in the " Inferno " : in one, three noble Florentines, who have died and gone to Hell, ask Dante for news of their home city.
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The boy, regarded as a pariah in Brahmin society because of his mixed parentage, becomes an impoverished immigrant in London, subject to racial and class prejudice, a marginal man trying to emulate the bohemian ways of his new friends.
