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she would like to have someone tell her who she is instead of her finding it out herself.

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Walk in someone else shoes to understand that is happening.
People around us influence the way we act.

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to inform the audience about the importance of looking at something with multiple stories/perspectives rather than one

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Single stories emphasize how we are different rather than how we are similar.

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People can envision something different about each stereotype that they have heard or know about.
Ex. people hear things about Africa that doesn't necessarily have to be true. People are "poor"
Indians- They are thought to be hunters but they end up being fisherman
Asians- Everyone has their own vision of races. Some places made her face more narrow than other places. Her facial features were different thought out all the reigns.

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Just because you are from one country people will base you off from the environment/background
Ex. people drew a picture of her face but each reign saw her differently.

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- They are trying to follow the stereotype even though they not all of them are true.
Ex. they are Indians that are fisherman not hunters

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Do not always go with the first thing you hear about something you aren't sure about.

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Smoke Signals clip, "How to Be a Real Indian"

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Smoke Signals clip, "How to Be a Real Indian"

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We have read or watched over the past two weeks:

Adichie, “The Danger of a Single Story”

“Nikki S. Lee Can Change Into Anyone”,

Smoke Signals clip, “How to Be a Real Indian”

1. With those texts in mind, create a padlet post for each text that answers the following questions:

What is the main idea of the text?

What is the purpose of the text (Why was the article written? Why was the video clip made? Why was the talk given?)

What are some common ideas, themes, messages between these texts?

1. Click on the pink circle in the bottom right-hand corner
2. Expand the posting box to make it larger.
3. Attach the posting box to the post with the relevant title and image.
4. Answer the three questions. You may keep your answers brief -- with posts that are 4-6 sentences long.
5. If one person contributed strongly, feel free to note their name next to the answer.