51 phrases about prejudice to reflect and change your actions

Sad time! It is easier to disintegrate an atom than a prejudice.

Albert Einstein

When an old prejudice is destroyed, the need for a new virtue is felt.

Madame de Staël

Nobody is born hating another person for the color of their skin, for their origin or even for their religion. To hate, people must learn, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love.

Nelson Mandela

Ignorance is not as far from the truth as prejudice.

Denis Diderot

Racism, prejudice and discrimination in general. It’s a collective stupidity without explanation. After all, what justification do you give me for a people who need unity.

Gabriel the thinker

When a third of racism is merged with the same portion of discrimination and yet another third of indifference to others is added to this, the infallible formula of the greatest cancer suffered by humanity is obtained.

The prejudiced subject is weak and insecure.

It is never too late to let go of our prejudices.

Henry David Thoreau