House On Mango Street Racism

The house on Mango Street, by Sandra Cisneros. This book involve of theme including racism. A lot of people think that people should be doing certain things. People that live on the Mango street has something that they can live at, they can be with the family, but people doesn’t think it like that because they think that a certain race should have more than what they have. Do you ever put yourself into someone spot, and feel like what they been going through? Even though, we are all brother and sister and we should stop judging other people of what we look like.People should stop judging other people because A lot of people race, talking to other people base on what they look like, and We are all the same inside and doesn't matter what we are in the outside. People have different races and belief such as being white, black, mexican, latino, asian, and etc. People think that certain …show more content…
Throughout this book, I have been through a ton of things such as racism. In school, I wasn’t the smartest kid, or a not a smart kid, people thought that since I’m asian, I was suppose to be really smart. People doesn’t need to be that smart even from the gender. I was dealt with things that other people have think, something that we have achieved, something that we argue about, etc. People think that I am a different person that doesn’t know anything. In the book, I can relate when the three girls are afraid to do something in the book, but they aren’t when they are outside. I was like that because I was afraid what other people would think of me when I would do it. “ Down to the corner where the me can’t take their eyes off us. We must be Christmas.” (pg.40) The girls was practicing and was showing off, and they was a little scare, but then they got use to it and they got the hang of it. I was like that, but I was showing what I could do that I never done, or something that I did really