Prejudice

An end to their snobbery and prejudice, no more being sniffed at for being a foreigner with a background nobody understands.

— The Crown S2E3

There's something called prejudice, which comes from the Latin words "pre," or "before," and "judicium," which means "to judge."

— Brooklyn Nine-Nine S4E16

Why do you think the canadians are afraid of the dark? Well, where does any prejudice come from, robin?

— How I Met Your Mother S4E11

That on my team, prejudice is considered out of bounds?

— Modern Family S6E7

I'd like to hear from each and every one of you about a time when prejudice has touched your lives.

— Parks and Recreation S4E8

Thanks to Toby, I have a very strong prejudice against human resources.

— The Office S4E14

He brought out Mike's Harvard diploma, and he prejudiced the judge.

— Suits S7E2