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people believe what they read and so they often believe false stories about groups of people without intending to

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She read American and British children's book, and she started writing at 7. Her characters were all white and blue eyed, and they would talk about the weather, and they were basically foreigners to her.

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impulsive judgements due to stereotyping and an indifferent environment tend to close a person's open mindness about a subject which leaves no room for their own well-informed judgement

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A single story of one voice only tells one opinion and one viewpoint. People did not write about similarities between the cultures because it would not have seemed interesting, so differences were highlighted

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Books, shows, and the media hold great impact to others viewpoints about cultures and people

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You must know both sides of the story before assuming one thing

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- don't let a single story of people block out what is actually true about them
- books are impressionable on young children

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People and groups of people are not defined by a single story or point of view.

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When she started writing when she was little, she made her stories completely different from herself and her life

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If you're only exposed to certain ideas, they're the only thing you'll ever know

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reading american and british books can make POC feel like they can't exist in literature; this is where single stories come from

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stereotypes and false stories grow a view in our mind of what we think something is instead of the reality

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It becomes a habit to view people with only a single story

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It becomes a habit to view people with only a single story

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"How impressionable and vulnerable we are in the face of a story"

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Finding a different point of view can broaden a story

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Finding a different point of view can broaden a story

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people shouldn't have "single stories" of people who aren't like us

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people shouldn't have "single stories" of people who aren't like us

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What you hear about others isn't always all they are.

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Her roommate assumed she didn't know how to do many things, or expect her to know English + english speaking music, such as Mariah Carey.

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Children are vulnerable when reading stories. 

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Children are vulnerable when reading stories. 

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She found similarity between the way her roommate stereotyped her to the way she stereotyped Fidei

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She found similarity between the way her roommate stereotyped her to the way she stereotyped Fidei

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people, especially children, are impressionable and vulnerable.