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    Why do blondes wear their hair up? To catch everything that goes over their head. A typical blonde joke is an example of a stereotype that all blondes are dumb. Webster defines a stereotype as “an often unfair and untrue belief that many people have about all people or things with a particular characteristic.” The stereotype of “dumb blonde” dates back to the 18th century from a French ballet dancer named Rosalie Duth. Today she would be compare as a blonde Kim Kardashian. For centuries,…

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    Stereotype Threat

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    environmental and social barriers — including stereotypes, gender bias, and the climate of science and engineering departments in colleges and universities — that continue to block women’s progress in STEM. The report also includes statistics on girls’ and women’s achievement and participation in these areas and offers new ideas for what each of us can…

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    Materialistic Stereotypes

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    Nowadays our society has changed dramatically .People's views,standards and expectations are completely different. We can notice that change in the faces of the younger generation.They've become swallow and only care about materialistic stuff.They value the worth of someone depending on what that person wears, whether he owns brands or not.They judge people without knowing their back story.Without knowing what they've been through.They care so much about what they are wearing that often times…

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    Black Men Stereotypes

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    People may ask “Why are there stereotypes.” People are stereotype based on common knowledge of that type of person. Some blacks are stereotyped as criminals and old people are stereotyped as unable to do most physical labor and for this reason may lose a job to a younger less experience person. In this sense many people are stereotyped in the wrong way, this is because rarely does everyone fit all parts of a stereotype. As stated in (Hinton, 2000) young black men that are a witness to a crime…

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    does not have to be monitored closely for stereotypes, however this is not the case because even very young children are able to pick up on and understand the stereotypes that are taking place in their favorite bedtime stories. It was found that “when children are read stories that portray stereotypic characters or roles, their gender-related beliefs tend to be more traditional and sexist” (Roper & Clifton). The children might not know what a stereotype is or what it means to be stereotyped, but…

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    What Are Stereotypes In Me

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    Stereotypes and Me Stereotypes can be one of the most negative things in the world. These broad generalizations based on no factual evidence are what tear us apart from other people because of shallow reasons. From racism to homophobia, many evils throughout the world exist solely because of stereotypes. I have had my own unexpected experiences with stereotypes. In my understanding of stereotypes, one thing is always true: if people would take the time to get to know someone on a personal level…

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    Arab People Stereotypes

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    Prejudice in Passing: An Analysis of the Stereotypes Cast Upon Arab People Memo #1 Stereotyping is a natural process in the human brain. In all situations, the brain automatically categorizes information that is received. When people are viewed, their qualities are put into bins and categories. This is what leads to stereotyping. People are put into the stereotypes and categories due to skin color, origin, sexual orientation, and many other factors. In all parts of the world, Arab people are…

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    Stereotypes are a part of our everyday life. People hear stereotypes every day and everywhere. Every person, no matter if old or young, is labeled with either positive or negative stereotypes. A stereotype is used to categorize a group of people. By not understanding that type of person, they are put into classifications by society. An example of a negative stereotype would be all Asians are bad at driving. People assume this due to the shape of Asian eyes and bad peripheral vision. Hearing that…

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    people are either rich or “redneck.” Often these stereotypes can have a negative effect SUCH AS racial tensions, but The major stereotype that affects most of modern relationships is the stereotypes between men and women. Women state that “they are always right”, and “All men act like children”, while men state that “Taking care of the household is a woman’s job.” I not only do I want to talk about stereotypes, but I also want to address how these stereotypes are wrong and how they destroy most…

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    results in the reoccurring portrayal of specific ideologies. For instance, throughout history, Hollywood has repeatedly shaped racially diverse characters to fit the stereotypical roles that plague society. The more a character attempts to defy a stereotype, the more inevitable that behavior becomes. The prejudice feelings that encompass many of the characters within Hollywood films are portrayed without question. Notions of racism often warrant the portrayal of stereotypical behavior in a film.…

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