Why Does Gender Matter? Counteracting Stereotypes with Young Children.

Abstract

Stereotypes abound in any society. One way that people in diverse societies try to tolerate differences is to make generalizations that categorize individuals into groups (Keefe, Marshall, & Robeson, 2003). Some of these stereotypes are negative, while others are positive. All stereotypes contribute to a culture of prejudice, which is communicated in word and action to families, communities, and even young children (Derman-Sparks, 2001).

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