Stereotypes exist everywhere. Even at schools. Even here. There is something everyone should know, don't let society label you. Everyone can judge, everyone can stereotype someone, but you don't want that to affect you in any way. The thing is, people have different mentalities and the way of looking at things, and that's okay because not everyone thinks the same and not everyone has the same strength as others. What I mean by that is, some people might get bothered or hurt by getting stereotyped but others may not. It's crazy to find out what everyone thinks about them and if they can really take stereotypes.
There is many different types of groups that get stereotyped either in a good way or in a bad way. Starting with school, there is many different types of groups that are labeled. For example. Some are jocks, others and preps, and other are just ‘‘normal’’ …show more content…
$46,7% people ignore them. Only 10.9% confront those people that stereotype because they get offended and they want to defend themselves because they feel labeled to things or a type of person they aren't. As you can see, mostly everyone ignores them and don't let them affect them, because why let that if you know what you are and how you are, In reality, you don't need people telling you or assuming things that aren't true because we don't need anyone labeling us.
`As a conclusion, we can all agree that stereotypes are everywhere and can be good or bad. In my opinion, everyone is different and everyone has the decision of either letting stereotypes affect them or not in the person they are today. People slowly build themselves and their personalities and it's not okay for society to label us and change us. There is different amount of people for everything and i don't expect to have an 100% of people thinking the same on
There is many different types of groups that get stereotyped either in a good way or in a bad way. Starting with school, there is many different types of groups that are labeled. For example. Some are jocks, others and preps, and other are just ‘‘normal’’ …show more content…
$46,7% people ignore them. Only 10.9% confront those people that stereotype because they get offended and they want to defend themselves because they feel labeled to things or a type of person they aren't. As you can see, mostly everyone ignores them and don't let them affect them, because why let that if you know what you are and how you are, In reality, you don't need people telling you or assuming things that aren't true because we don't need anyone labeling us.
`As a conclusion, we can all agree that stereotypes are everywhere and can be good or bad. In my opinion, everyone is different and everyone has the decision of either letting stereotypes affect them or not in the person they are today. People slowly build themselves and their personalities and it's not okay for society to label us and change us. There is different amount of people for everything and i don't expect to have an 100% of people thinking the same on