-What are single stories "stereotypes" that you had as a child from other groups of people?...

-What are single stories "stereotypes" that you had as a child from other groups of people?

How true were does single stories once you grew up and learned about that group of people?

What are some single stories "stereotypes" that others have about your group of people?

How does it feel to hear what others say about you or the group of people you affiliate with?

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Single stories

It is nothing but the false perceptions or overly simplistic views we build about others with in ourselves.

Stereotypes that you had as a child from other groups of people

- many were prejudice about " women can't do as good of a job like man". It is a totally wrong example of stereotyping.

How true were does single stories once you grew up and learned about that group of people?

It was completely wrong to stereotype, this what we learned when I grew up.

What are some single stories "stereotypes" that others have about your group of people?

For example most people in the world thought that Chinese people are short and weak. This statement were absolute bogous. It was only a reflection of a prejudiced mind.

How does it feel to hear what others say about you or the group of people you affiliate with?

Certainly it is an unpleasant feeling to get judged

-it can hurt you

-it creates negative impressions about you in other groups

-it demotivate us.

Nightingale answered 1 year ago

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