And, Camp Anytown takes high school students through rigorous exercises during a weeklong gathering to help break down stereotypes. Organizations that focus on issues unique to one social group, such as women, gays and the disabled, also can offer advice to parents. Additionally, parents can find advice at their local bookstore in anti-bias books and lesson plans designed for children. Scott Gross, the Anti-Defamation League's assistant director of education, said parents need to stress acceptance across the board. Racism is inherently connected to anti-Semitism.
Sexism is connected to homophobia.
You can't separate them out.