Some look at the cover of a book and think they know the whole story; that is prejudice.Looking through the glass is easy, seeing the true face takes courage.Look not at what is said, but at what is silent; sometimes prejudice is silence.Those who do not reach out in the dark hold the most prejudice.Some minds are busy drawing their own limits for others.Seeing what you want to see is an excuse not to see the truth.Before judging, look in the mirror; the mirror of prejudice is there.Not everyone speaks the same language; but prejudice silences them all.Prejudice is a silent invitation to the blindness of the heart.Sometimes the greatest enemy is the boundaries we draw for ourselves.Prejudice is the thickest curtain blocking the truth.Labeling people only grows your own darkness.Prejudice is judging without knowing; condemning without understanding.Some prejudices are actually hidden reflections of fear.Bridges built on prejudice cannot carry the truth.Putting people in boxes chains the freedom of their souls.Prejudice is a silent wall that blinds empathy.If you want to understand the truth, put your prejudices aside.Prejudice is the blindness of conscience; a shadow that darkens humanity.Those who walk with prejudice cannot knock on the door of truth.Prejudice is the reflection of one’s own ignorance.Judging without knowing is drawing your own limits.Prejudice is the enemy of love and understanding.Dark thoughts grow from the seeds of prejudice.Prejudice sees not the real person, but their reflection.Before speaking about someone, break the molds you live in.Prejudice is a shackle placed on the freedom of the soul.Every prejudice is a fear fleeing from wisdom.A tongue speaking with prejudice forgets empathy.Judging people without knowing is walking in your own darkness.Prejudice is the biggest wall that blocks true friendship.Listening before judging is the first step to overcome prejudice.Hearts filled with prejudice live far from love.Those who overcome prejudice see the world more beautifully.Walls built with prejudice divide humanity, not hearts.