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1. Children are very impressionable.
2. Racial inequality in literature.
3. One person's perspective may not be fully accurate, so combinations of different views and perspectives can represent the topics more fully.

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1. Single stories are incomplete, vague, inaccurate depictions of a whole story. A single story tells only one side, or one perspective, of a group of people.

2. Single stories are often told by people in power, or people trying to gain power and control. They are trying to gain control by picking a group of people, usually a minority, to blame for specific events. Ex. Muslims are inaccurately blamed for 9/11 or associated with terrorism. Mexicans are associated with being drug dealers or dangerous, bad people. All of these are inaccurate, hateful single stories told for political gain.

3. Stereotyping is often unconscious because we are told the same single story over and over again. We have to unlearn the single stories that we have been told. Single stories call out our differences rather than celebrating our similarities.

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- Literature forms stereotypes for people from other countries
- Stereotypes are not complete, it doesn't represent the one person anymore but a group of people. However, every person has their own story.
- When we are children that is when books are most impressionable so its better to have more diverse books.

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1) Single stories focus on people's differences
2) Single stories create stereotypes
3) Upon Africa's discovery, Europeans made a single story of Africa, that is still widely believed today

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-Literature stereotypes many people's culture
-Western Lit. tends to base it's stories off a single story
-Power of a culture depends on the story being told... how it's told

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1. As a child, it is easy to have a loss of indentity and culture when presented by other cultures
2. Don't let sterotypes alter your perception of others.
3. Media can cause indoctinated beliefs of certain cultures and people.

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1.  I learned from Adichie's Ted Talk that she would write about things that are recognizable and that people told her that her writing was not "authentic African".
2. I learned that many children are considered impressionable and vulnerable, but for Adichie that was not the case, she had a great childhood.
3. I learned that most people associate poverty with the pity of the Africans.

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1) Countries are very diverse but people have strict stereotypes of them so we don't see that diversity.
2) Children are very vulnerable and impressionable which is why you have to be careful of what you expose them to.
3) Even though she grew up in Africa, she didn't know everything about it or the places within its borders.

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1.) children can be vulnerable to their imaginations
2.) reading can make you realize the different environments you are exposed to
3.) American education focuses on negative points of the world

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-American children's books made her think that only certain people could be characters in book; this shows how impressionable kids are
-she had a single story of Fide's famly until she actually got to know them and see how hardworking they were
-American media and news negatively shows Africans and their culture, making people think badly about them

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1) People will make assumptions about people without even knowing them.

2) We are vulnerable to the stories we read, especially as children.

3) The word nkali means to be greater than another person.

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1. stereotypes only show one side
2. children are vulnerable and impressionable
3 literature can be anything

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-many people have a distorted view of other cultures
-a single story is a one sided view and we should not trust them
-children are vulnerable

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1. As children, we are impressionable and vulnerable in the face of books.

2. We often make assumptions about people who we have only heard about but never actually met.

3. The books we read as children often depict people from other countries as very different from us (Americans) when in reality they are very similar.

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1. She says its interesting how impressionable and vulnerable we are in stories.
2. Another thing she said was that she didn't know people like her could ever exist in literature because of the typical stereotype. 3. Lastly, she said she couldn't see that family as anything but poor because thats all her mother said about them.

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1. Children are impressionable and vulnerable when reading stories
2. A single story doesn't allow for different cultures and people to exist in literature
3. Single stories do not allow people to see the full picture

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- Children are vulnerable to single stories.
- When one story is told, people believe it is the only story.
- We need to learn the whole truth and not just focus on a single story.

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-media coverage shows a single story of one place over and over
-since the beginning of its "discovery" by Europeans, Africa was represented negatively
-there is a significant lack of cultural representation in literature

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1. How impressionable and vulnerable we are to stories, especially as children

2. Anyone and everyone can exist in literature

3. A single story doesn't truly define someone's reality

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1. You only know what you've been exposed to
2. People view others based on a broad image
3. Vulnerability in children

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1. children are impressionable and vulnerable
2. we often believe single sided rumors without hearing what the people of the other side of the rumor have to say
3. embracing your identity helps you understand your culture

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-African books were not as popular or easy to find as American books
-The media only shows one part of African culture which causes people to perceive them in that one way
-We shouldn't group a whole population of people based off of one person

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1. When she was a child, she wrote books with the same storyline as the books she was reading from Britain and America. This shows that kids are impressionable.
2. A single story makes it impossible to think of someone as anything other than the presumed.
3. When you show a group as only one thing repeatedly, the people will become that thing.