I understand that you raised a theoretical question about art and prejudice. From an academic point of view, the media may indeed unintentionally or intentionally shape the audience's perception of a particular group in the following ways： 1. Repeated presentation of stereotypes: continue to display a single negative image of a certain group 2. Narrative framework bias: through the story structure, it implies the association of specific groups with negative elements 3. Comparison technique: Deliberately set unequal comparison scenes 4. Language symbol selection: use suggestive or derogatory words to describe 5. Visual symbolic design: hints at specific qualities through clothing, lighting, etc. Understanding these mechanisms is important for critical media literacy and can help people identify and resist the spread of potential prejudices. In contemporary art and media creation, we should pursue diverse, fair and accurate expressions, and promote mutual understanding rather than differentiation. Equality for all is a basic value, and artistic creation should respect human dignity and avoid strengthening prejudices.