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1.woman, wife, mother, daughter, sister, friend, teacher

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1.woman, wife, mother, daughter, sister, friend, teacher

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2. that bc i'm a woman i'm not physically strong and need help with things.  that bc i'm a teacher my job is easy bc I have summers off
3. frustrating, offensive
4. outward appearance
5. make an effort to speak to someone - judge on character

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3) people judge us by our ethnicities and our religion. it makes us feel insecure about who we truly are.

4) we judge people by their clothing, their personality, who they surround themselves with

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1) Vanessa is a girl and Ronnie is a boy

2)

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The stereotypes made about these people are based upon there backgrounds. Some stereotypes that are said is that they are poorer, do hard labor for low pay, and most are illegal immigrants. Before making a judgement get to know the person first.

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5. Ryan and I both said we can recognize each other better by having a discussion with the person and learning more about them before we judge them

6.  Hispanic: a Spanish speaking person living in the US
Latino: A person of Latin American decent
Spanish: someone from Spain

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1. Brian is a wrestler and Tony is a musician 

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1. Brian is a wrestler and Tony is a musician 

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2. People judge us for the clothes that we wear and the music we listen to

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1. We're students, a daughter, a sister, and a friend.
2. People judge us from how we look and act.

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3) People judge us by our ethnicities and religions.

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5: We need to understand that everybody has a culture, and many people are very sensitive to who they actually are. By learning who a person is we will be able to recognize that they cannot be defined by a stereotype.
6: Hispanic- People who live in a Spanish speaking country or community.
Latino- A person of Latin American descent.
Spanish- People that are actually from the country Spain.

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7. The stereotypes include that they don't have enough money which make them sought in negative ways. Also, people think that they don't belong in our environment.
8. We need to find out who those people are and what their personalities are like instead of just judging them for what they look like.

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3# When we get judged, we don't really feel anything because we know who we are and we don't care what people think.
4# We judge others by how they act, and how they sometimes look in clothes not by there facial features.

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5. We can tell each other to stop when someone judges someone else and we can also think before we mentally place people into certain categories or groups based on their appearance and background. We also need to remember that, if we like it or not, everyone has their own culture and we all should  be respecting of that even if they don't approve of their cultural traditions or rituals.
6. Hispanic-Anyone who's first language is Spanish
Latino-a person of Latin descent
Spanish-relating to Spain and/or it's people

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7) some assumptions that are about about them is
they are often considered as a mixed race but really they are an ethnic group with different races. .

8) The way people act and their personality

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#3: People judge me by how I look and how I act.
#4: I judge them by how they act to me and how they act to others.

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We are Michael Henderson and Andrew Orr. Michael plays soccer and Andrew plays water polo. We are boys.
People assume that we are rich when they find out we live in Blue Bell

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1. Who are you (ways in which you identify yourself)?
2.What assumptions do people make about you and why?
3.How do people judge you and how does that feel?
4.How do you judge others?
5.How can we recognize/be sensitive to each other?
6.What does each term mean: Hispanic, Latino, Spanish?
7.How are the groups in question 6 judged/stereotyped (do some research if you aren’t sure)?  What assumptions are made about them and why?
8.What can you/we recognize and be sensitive to?