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* In [[The Grimnoir Chronicles]], Joe Vierra is a Portuguese farmer who spits at the [[The Great Depression|Okies]] that pass by his farm. But he still buys and adopts the daughter of one family when he notices that she has a potentially self-destructive power that needs training.
* Barrayar in [[Vorkosigan Saga]]. Honorable and valiant warriors who always keep their word but have an extreme prejudice against cripples.
* Although [[Amelia Peabody]] Emerson is [[Fair for Its Day|head and shoulders more enlightened than most of her contemporaries]], she has traces of this, remarking, for instance, that Egyptians make excellent soldiers "when led by white officers, of course." When {{spoiler|her English niece falls in love with an Egyptian boy}}, Amelia is forced to confront the unconscious bigotry behind her instant assumption that such a union can never work out; Ramses says he's sure she's feeling "rather wretched" about it. She's also an unrepentant female chauvinist -- though of course most men of the time were unrepentant male chauvinists.
 
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