Outgroup

The outgroup is often discriminated against and excluded from certain opportunities.

The outgroup can become a scapegoat for societal problems and issues.

Wearing casual attire to a black-tie event makes you the outgroup.

Non-smokers can be considered part of the outgroup in some social situations where smoking is common.

People who do not follow any particular religion can be seen as the outgroup in some communities.

Speaking a different language can sometimes make you the outgroup in a conversation.

People who refuse to use social media are seen as the outgroup in today's society.

The idea of same-sex marriage was once considered an outgroup belief.

Vegetarians and vegans can be seen as part of the outgroup in societies that heavily rely on meat consumption.

Women who choose not to have children can be seen as part of the outgroup in some cultures.

The vegan community can be considered an outgroup in a society that heavily values meat consumption.

Men who choose to be stay-at-home dads can be seen as the outgroup in traditional gender roles.

Certain subcultures, such as goths or punks, are often seen as part of the outgroup in mainstream society.

In many workplaces, employees who do not work overtime are viewed as the outgroup.

Those who do not conform to traditional beauty standards can be seen as part of the outgroup in the fashion and beauty industry.

In a community that values physical fitness, people who are not into exercising might be considered part of the outgroup.

People who enjoy reading physical books can be seen as the outgroup in a world that is increasingly digital.

In a group of musicians, someone who does not know how to read sheet music might be seen as the outgroup.

Being left-handed used to be seen as the outgroup in schools.

Someone who enjoys spending time alone can be considered the outgroup in a society that values extroversion.

Being non-binary can sometimes make you feel like part of the outgroup in a binary gender system.

The opposing political party is considered an outgroup by many supporters.

The police department saw the protesters as an outgroup that could become violent and disrupt public safety.

Many people view certain religious groups as an outgroup that poses a threat to their own religion.

The military unit saw the rebels as an outgroup that posed a threat to national security.

The soccer team considered their opponents from the rival city as an outgroup.

Many Americans viewed the Soviet Union as an outgroup during the Cold War, perceiving them as a threat to national security.

The company felt threatened by the outgroup of small startups entering the market.

The community was wary of the outgroup of refugees who had recently arrived in the area.

Some people see immigrants as an outgroup that threatens their job opportunities.

The gang perceived members of rival gangs as an outgroup that needed to be eliminated.

The students felt that the outgroup of high achievers were putting too much pressure on them.

Some individuals consider people with different skin colors to be part of an outgroup that poses a danger to their own group.

The rival football team is seen as an outgroup by our team.

The political party viewed their opponents as an outgroup.

The religious group saw members of other faiths as an outgroup that needed to be converted or avoided.

Some people see those who hold different beliefs about climate change as an outgroup that threatens their way of life.

People who hold opposing political views are sometimes viewed as part of the outgroup who must be opposed.

People who are physically imposing can be seen as part of the outgroup who pose a physical threat.

People who hold different values and beliefs can be seen as part of the outgroup who threaten the social order.

The neighboring country's army is seen as an outgroup threat to our national security.

Environmental activists are sometimes seen as part of the outgroup who threaten economic growth and development.

In some areas, rival sports teams can be seen as part of the outgroup who must be defeated.

Many conservatives view the media as part of the outgroup that threatens their political agenda.

People who hold different political ideologies can be viewed as part of the outgroup who threaten the stability and progress of a nation.

In some communities, individuals who are homeless can be viewed as part of the outgroup who threaten the area's property values and safety.

Certain countries or groups can be viewed as part of the outgroup who threaten global peace and security.

People who practice alternative lifestyles or sexual orientations can be viewed as part of the outgroup who threaten traditional norms and values.

Certain dog breeds are considered outgroup animals that pose a threat to other pets and people.

In some workplaces, new employees can be seen as part of the outgroup who may disrupt the existing work culture.