What's the difference between being the following?

Question

Racist

Prejudice

Bias

Stereotyping

Against

Answer 1

racism is profiling someone as something by their race

prejudice means to pre-judge, not necessarily by race

bias is to favor, again not necessarily by race

sterotype is to judge an entire group

Answer 2

Against - you don't prefer it

Stereotyping- making generalizing statements about groups of people based on face value traits like skin color

Bias - a tendency to prefer one thing over another because of previous influence

Prejudice- discrimination against people or things for values attributed to them like ethnicity

Racist- a state of mind a person can have that causes them to think negatively of a race

Answer 3

Racist speaks for itself, doesn't it? Prejudice is used in the same sense but means "to use good judgment" or to decide before (pre-before, judice-judge) according to the dictionary. Bias is to lean toward a idea though not be bound to it. Stereotyping is something everyone does to some extent and is not always bad. Saying "Girls like to brush their hair" is stereotyping. Against is just a word. Use it in good health.

Answer 4

they are all facets of the same problem.  though you didn't ask what they have in common.  Sorry!