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10 pages in length. Through eye-opening discovery, the student has come to realize she harbors stereotypical attitudes toward other races, most surprisingly because she heretofore did not equate her impressions of Asians, African-Americans, Hispanics and Native Americans as anything but accurate characteristics. This study has enabled the student to become more self-aware of the deep rooted stereotypes she harbors most readily toward Asian and African-Americans, a realization she achieved when faced with data inconsistent to conventional stereotypes. It is a safe assumption that the impact of such inaccurate character assessments has caused the student to maintain limited relations with these two particular races, giving credence to the manner by which such stereotypes influence interactions and attitudes about particular group. Moreover, she finds this reality extremely unsettling, because she knows that stereotypes are primarily false character profiles based upon unfounded beliefs about particular groups. No bibliography.
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not equate her impressions of Asians, African-Americans, Hispanics and Native Americans as anything but accurate characteristics. This study has enabled the student to become more self-aware of the deep
rooted stereotypes she harbors most readily toward Asian and African-Americans, a realization she achieved when faced with data inconsistent to conventional stereotypes. It is a safe assumption that the
impact of such inaccurate character assessments has caused the student to maintain limited relations with these two particular races, giving credence to the manner by which such stereotypes influence interactions
and attitudes about particular group. Moreover, she finds this reality extremely unsettling, because she knows that stereotypes are primarily false character profiles based upon unfounded beliefs about particular groups,
which include the following socially biased descriptions: Asian Americans: smart, ambitious, bad drivers, submissive, passive, timid, shy, no voice, weak, sexualized (women), bigots, hateful of other minority groups,
hurtful, victimized, effeminate (men), asexual (men), ashamed of being Asian, self-hating, "white envy" Native Americans: alcoholics, weak, defeated, selfish, take the easy way out (suicide), physically beautiful, uneducated,
exploited Hispanic Americans: passionate, good lovers, lazy, unskilled/manual laborers, abusive, always pregnant, illegal, uneducated African Americans: lazy, aggressive, neglectful, take advantage of the system, loud, proud,
strong, exclusionary, desperate (women), abusive (men), criminals, dangerous, poor, uneducated, sexualized, rhythmic, funny, shysters II. THE OBVIOUS AND AMBIGUOUS CONSEQUENCES It has
long been said that the United States of America is a vast melting pot of various races, religions and heritage that make it one of the most culturally diverse populations
all throughout the world. This blending of such culture has been credited with bringing societies closer together and allowing people to understand and accept other lifestyles other than their
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