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The word prejudice really has two parts: Pre means before, and judice means to judge. So the word prejudice means to judge something before you know much about it. There are many examples in history of people judging other people before they know much about them. For example, during World War II, when America was at war with Japan, many Americans pre-judged all Japanese Americans as our enemies. In our Country some people pre-judged RSS [राष्ट्रीय स्वयं सेवक संघ] as a Terrorist group without knowing about its contribution during the natural disaster.

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