<h2>I think the most important thing to note here is that “prejudice” is not an adjective, so nobody can be prejudice. Being prejudiced, though, is another thing.</h2>
<p>Thank Gawd somebody said it. But to pretend that this is some new, revolutionary idea is just silly. People instinctively fear what they don’t understand; if they’re forced to understand it by being constantly confronted by it, then that instinctive fear just fades away. Why is this so surprising, I wonder?</p>