Once Established, Stereotypes Are Difficult to Change Because People Often

question 70

True/False

Once established, stereotypes are difficult to change because people often dismiss any evidence to the contrary as an exception.

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Supreme Court Case

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Future Litigation

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Solicitor General

A principal officer in the U.S. Department of Justice, responsible for arguing cases before the Supreme Court.

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