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1) The fear and/or irrational bias/hostility towards the idea of biggotry based on stereotypical troupes which may or may not actually be true.
2) An overemphasized dislike of bigotry, which irrationally motivates ones' own personal opinions and/or actions.
3) Utilization of anti-bigotry out of context to motivate a counter culture against those who may not have or share similarly alligned oppinions. These oppinions may or may not actually be biggoted.
4) Using the ideas of anti-bigotry and stereotypes to motivate people against others in society who are accused of such bigotry and stereotypical behavior.
5) (irrational, intentional or unintentional)Bigotry towards other forms of bigotry.
2) An overemphasized dislike of bigotry, which irrationally motivates ones' own personal opinions and/or actions.
3) Utilization of anti-bigotry out of context to motivate a counter culture against those who may not have or share similarly alligned oppinions. These oppinions may or may not actually be biggoted.
4) Using the ideas of anti-bigotry and stereotypes to motivate people against others in society who are accused of such bigotry and stereotypical behavior.
5) (irrational, intentional or unintentional)Bigotry towards other forms of bigotry.
Jack claims that most (group based on race, religion, gender, age, political stance, and/or sexual orientation) people are (bigoted term/troupe) yesterday, however a majority are not. I think he might have stereophobia.
Margret says that she thinks everyone who doesn't support her views must be a bigot towards them, I think she has stereophobia.
Bob is using stereophobia to make people think there is more bigotry in this country than there actually is.
Margret says that she thinks everyone who doesn't support her views must be a bigot towards them, I think she has stereophobia.
Bob is using stereophobia to make people think there is more bigotry in this country than there actually is.
by Muttemor October 18, 2018
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