“Prejudice is the child of ignorance.” — William Hazlitt

“No one is born prejudiced; it’s something we learn.” — Unknown

“Prejudice sees what it wants to see, and nothing more.” — Unknown

“The greatest barrier to truth is the assumption we already know it.” — Unknown

“Prejudice is a burden that confuses the past, threatens the future, and renders the present inaccessible.” — Maya Angelou

“Judging before knowing is the root of every injustice.” — Unknown

“Prejudice is an opinion without judgment.” — Voltaire

“When you open your mind, prejudice loses its power.” — Unknown

“Fear is the father of prejudice.” — Unknown

“Prejudice is the glass through which we distort reality.” — Unknown

“The mind once infected with prejudice rarely heals.” — Unknown

“Prejudice doesn’t define others; it defines you.” — Unknown

“Ignorance breeds fear, and fear breeds prejudice.” — Unknown

“Prejudice is easy; understanding takes courage.” — Unknown

“The first step toward wisdom is to question our own bias.” — Unknown

“Where prejudice ends, empathy begins.” — Unknown

“To hate what you don’t understand is the simplest form of blindness.” — Unknown

“Prejudice is the art of not listening.” — Unknown

“Behind every prejudice lies a fear of difference.” — Unknown

“No heart born of love can live in prejudice.” — Unknown

“Prejudice is a wall built by the weak to feel strong.” — Unknown

“An open mind is the antidote to prejudice.” — Unknown

“We cannot change what we refuse to see beyond our own bias.” — Unknown

“Prejudice is the prison of the mind.” — Unknown

“It takes strength to unlearn what prejudice taught us.” — Unknown

“Prejudice thrives in silence; challenge it with truth.” — Unknown

“The world is divided not by color or creed, but by closed minds.” — Unknown

“Prejudice whispers lies disguised as instinct.” — Unknown

“To judge someone for what they are is to reveal what you are not.” — Unknown

“Prejudice disappears when understanding begins.” — Unknown