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What messages do cliches, stereotypes, and overused phrases convey?
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What messages do cliches, stereotypes, and overused phrases convey?

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It coveys the message of generalizing a certain topic that could be offensive to others or generalizing a topic in that context implies that it can’t change and will be that.
Sorry if the last part doesn’t make COMPLETE sense lol
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Deping on how people mean it and it is going to far or it is ok to say

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