First I want to make my own opinion, being bias isn't wrong, at least I don't see it anyway. It's wrong if it's misused, for example, if I disliked wearing dress, which I do, and one of my friends had a dress, and decided I wouldn’t' talk to her, than that's being bias because I'm avoiding her. You can be bias towards people in a quite manner but if you decide to attack them by calling them names or mocking them by wearing a dress yourself, so on than that's taking it into too far where it becomes damaging. Being bias is just having your own preferences in things, or in people. Here are some examples: I'm bias towards men who have bushy beards. I won't kiss them If they have a beard but I'll still be their friend. I also dislike men who wear baggy pants, but I'll still talk to them.So again being bias is not the same as if someone was discriminating you. You just happen to dislike what their taste is, wether that be how they like their facial hair or how low their pants should be. In middle school, there were several people who were biast towards the way I dressed; plain shirt and pants/shorts; no dresses or skirts unless it was a wedding or a special occasion. I've had guys tell me that I would look better in a dress than what I had on; shirt and jeans. It didn't bother me. Age; most people think I'm 16 when I'm actually 21, that's being bias because they didn't ask my age, they just presumptuously assumed. My dad wasn't encouraging me to attend college because he didn't think I was motivated or smart enough, again, he doesn't know that until one, graduate college, or don't graduate college. He'll have to wait. Like I said, everyone is different and it's a waste of time just going around trying to change people or speak their opinion out loud when you don’t' know them personally. Instead of making false assumptions, go to them and ask them. You won't know someone