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23 April, 05:48

What are some prejudices you may have about unfamiliar people or places?

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    Answer: You might that someone is a bad person if you judge by where they live or the people around them, although they might actually be a very good person. For example, if you don't know someone you probably wouldn't ask them to hold your phone, because you don't know if they'd steal it or not.
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