Stereotypes are as readily available today as they were several decades ago. We distinguish several types of stereotypes, such as gender, family, racial, and others. We can encounter them in various forms, such as books, magazines, advertisements, movies, and many more. Individuals categorize stereotypical people based on culture, race, gender, religion, and other factors, leading to the formation of prejudices. In most cases, prejudices are not appropriate and put individuals in an unfavorable position where they cannot truly showcase their abilities. Media outlets use mass media to convey their messages to their target audience. They should be mindful of what they publish and take full responsibility for their content. Children have access to various media from an early age and can easily access a wealth of information. Advertising has a significant impact on children, and creatively crafted advertisements often lead children to request products from their parents that are not realistic. Propaganda messages are directed at a specific audience with the aim of influencing the thoughts, behavior, and emotions of the audience. Slogans, music, colors, or images are often used to create a sense of comfort and community.