This story is very straight to the point and really focuses on stereotypes. It highlights different girls and it is based on their ethnicity and …show more content…
Diaz also analyses what the reader should expect in terms of the girl’s behavior depending on her race or social class. For example, he states, “a local girl may have hips and a thick ass but she won’t be quick about letting you touch.” By doing this he does not only discuss how accurate stereotypes might be, but also how a person’s race and upbringing can be used to determine their behavior. This also shines light on how such influences have taken away from the importance of individuality. There is no room for individualism. This whole story is advice given to the reader by Diaz and what is sad that this is all from his past experiences with certain groups rather than from a personal experience with a single individual. It doesn’t really make his story creditable, there aren’t any real facts just his own