Counterstereotype

For example, anyone who doesn't conform to standard gender roles could be considered a counterstereotype (or "gender outlaw[?]"), particularly in a heteronormative society.

Other examples of counterstereotypes in late 21st century western culture are:

• a white rapper
• an academically successful African American or Latino-American
• a staid and reserved Italian
• a poor, drug-using Asian American
• an ambitious and energetic Mexican
• a worldly and respectful American
• a laidback and mellow Indian-American
• a generous Jew

Counterstereotypes often attract discrimination and prejudice, such as homophobia sometimes from within the oppressed group itself.