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theres always  more then one side to a story and you shouldn't assume something

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How influenced we can be despite only knowing one perspective.

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How influenced we can be despite only knowing one perspective.

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Courtney

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hearing one-side of a story isnt the only side, yet people are still persuaded

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hearing one-side of a story isnt the only side, yet people are still persuaded

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You shouldn't always go off of something you hear, and there is always more than one story you just have to find it.

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The media isn't always right about everything. Sometimes you need to search a little deeper in order to have a deeper understanding.

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One-side of the story can heavily influence the way we think and make us less open to other ideas.

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The idea that expectations created by only one viewpoint should be cautiously trusted as it can easily be false.

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something that stood out to me is truly how easily people can just assume something that isn't even close to what things actually are like or maybe it is just how a part of things are there. we should take away that even though there may be stereo types and one thing that happens in a place that doesn't mean that's all that people are and that all that goes on there

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One of the things that stood out to me about Adichie's speech, "Danger of a Single Story," is that she is also guilty of using a single story to make assumptions about someone. The part that we should take away from her experience is that, judging is human nature. More often than not, everyone has made speculations about someone because they've listened to it. Adichie has told us to be more self-aware and correct our ignorance.

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How heavily our viewpoint of other people is impacted by the media we see

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What stood out to me about the speech was how narrow our view of things can be when all we really see is one perspective. Like with all the stories that she told, it was interesting to see how the perspective of her roommate varied from the actual truth just because the roommate had only seen one side her whole life. I think we should take away from it that there is never one side to a story and that we should seek to be more open-minded to learning about things we don't know much about.

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What I really took away from the speech was how our sympathy can sometimes be very closely related to our ignorance. We don't dig deeper and just assume the upsetting stories we are being told apply to a majority of people.

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Something that stood out to me was was that stories have a big impact on what we think of other people or other cultures that aren't ours. She talked about how you should not just believe what you read or see but how you should look deeper and find out for your self.

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Even if everyone is living a similar story, we all have different perspectives on what is going on. Not everyone's story is the same. When one thing happens to one person it can end up affecting another. It's dangerous to only see things one sided.

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One source can force your mind to think one thing about something. Countries are seen two ways, by the media and by its inhabitants.

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I realized that some of what she was saying, I had thought too. I knew that Africa was more than just tribes, but I never really thought about it. I think we should learn that even if someone lives in a place you think you know about, you really don't know what their life is like. Everyone is different and has different life experiences so they will never be what you expect.