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29 January, 10:21

How is prejudice different from not liking someone?

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    Prejudice is an opinion that was preconceived and is not based on reason or experience. Not liking someone is usually because a quality that person has, you do not like. Wether it be their attitude, hair appearance, something (all of which are reasons). Disliking someone has a reason because noone ever dislikes a person just because. Theres always a reason, big or small.
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