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Prejudice is a chain, it can hold you.
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The quote compares prejudice to a chain because it can restrict a person’s freedom and choices. Holding onto unfair judgments can keep someone trapped in narrow ways of thinking, preventing a fuller understanding of other people and the world. The image suggests that prejudice does not only harm those who are judged; it can also limit the person who carries it.
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- The Guardian, reproducing Karl Dallas’s 1975 interview
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