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When you have blonde hair they believe that you are dumb or you don't know anything

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A common theme in all three texts is that they all want to have freedom by Tyler And Maddy

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A common theme in all three texts is that they all want to have freedom by Tyler And Maddy

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Single Story - The Speaker is from Nigeria and people thought that she didn't know how to do much because of the stereotype she has.

Identity - The Speaker would rather be free and not be like the others.

Dreaming - Girl in the civil rights movement in Ohio, wondering how she can help out the people like her during this stressful time.

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Example: A common theme in all three texts is that understanding one's own identity can be freeing.

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Example: A common theme in all three texts is that understanding one's own identity can be freeing.

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"Single Story" - "quote" in people getting to know her she is freed from stereotypes of a Nigerian woman.

"Identity" - "quote" in being okay with being an outcast, he gain freedom to be himself "quote"

"Dreaming" - "quote" in learning about her past she is finding freedom in how she could create change

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No matter where you are, there are always ways to learn and grow even during difficult problems.

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No matter where you are, there are always ways to learn and grow even during difficult problems.

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3 pieces of evidence that support my theme are that in (Danger of a Single Story) "people assume she doesn't know how to use a stove" explaining that there are ways to learn to use a stove. In )Brown Girl Dreaming) it says that "civil rights movements were happening during 1963 in Ohio" explaining that it was a difficult experience during the civil rights movements.

-Luis Aponte

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The most important thing is to stop assuming things about people based on looks and race.

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The most important thing is to stop assuming things about people based on looks and race.

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The single story creates stereotypes, and the problem with stereotypes is not that they are not true but they are incomplete. For example her college roommate assumes she doesn't know how to use a stove because shes from Nigeria

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Get your Identity for you, not others and don't always listen to the one story about people. btw Evander and John did this

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Get your Identity for you, not others and don't always listen to the one story about people. btw Evander and John did this

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when you make your Identity for others you are not truly you, You are a amalgamation of personalitys in one but when you are making your Identity for yourself you are truly you and not others interpretation. Now for the other one. don't always listen to the Storys about people because when you do you get a false sense of what you think is true and you create a stereotype and when you finally meat those people your sense of reality is altered and you don't know what to belive. welp that's it bye bye AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.

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a common theme in all 3 is everyone everyone has a different battle they are going thru about their identity. 

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a common theme in all 3 is everyone everyone has a different battle they are going thru about their identity. 

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" single story "- " Their is a stereotype that I don't know how to use a stove because I'm African ."

"Identity " - " i'd rather be unseen , and if then shunned by everyone, than to be a pleasant -smelling flower."

"dreaming " - " but not free, the people who look like me keep fighting "

-zoe & amiyah .

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A common theme in all three texts is identity of freedom of race identity 

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A common theme in all three texts is identity of freedom of race identity 

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Anjika and Nelly

How are they talking about freedom of race identity ? they are talking about freedom because the Danger single is from "Nigeria and people assume she doesn't know how to use a stove", Identity. is about "how they want to be ugly but have freedom and don't want to have a pretty" face. last and one piece is about black girl , she is talking about how "she wants civil right movement and helps other people" . In conclusion We should feel like we are close like family, have the right to all colors no matter what happens and help each other.

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Everyone was seen but not heard and there is power in recognizing the seen and unseen parts of identity                                                

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Everyone was seen but not heard and there is power in recognizing the seen and unseen parts of identity                                                

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Single story: The Nigerian woman quotes that she has never seen herself in a book or her people in a book and how people kept thinking Africa was a place of tragedy.

Identity: The author or narrator talks about how he would rather be unseen than seen but there are some advantages to being unseen.

Dreaming: During that time is was during when people were enslaved and people were seen but not heard because of how they looked like or because of what their role it during this time.

Shaddai and Damon.

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the most important thing is to stop assuming things about people based on my looks and race.

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the most important thing is to stop assuming things about people based on my looks and race.

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the single story creates stereotypes and the problem with stereotypes is not that they are not true but they are incompetent for example her college roommate assumes she doesn't know how to use a stove.

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The theme of these story's are "wanting freedom for their identity".

'Danger of a single story" - "quote" Her roommate assumed that she didn't know how to use a stove because she was Nigeria.

"Identity" - "quote" I'd rather be unseen and if then shunned by a flower bye everyone than to be a pleasant flower.

"Brown Girl Dreaming" - "quote" She wonders how she can help in the world since no one like her since she is black and was born in Ohio which she was raised up in and the evil rights movements set her back a lot of steps.

By Ronnie and Andrew

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A common theme in all three texts is they all want to be free and receive freedom

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A common theme in all three texts is they all want to be free and receive freedom

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Single Story: The woman is from Nigeria and she made different single stories about her life and how she wanted to share about her life back in Nigeria.

Identity: The speaker was talking about how they would rather be free and have freedom then having other people tell you what to do.

Brown Girl Dreaming: The girl was born in Ohio during the civil rights movement and she was wondering if she could help the people who are struggling just like her and deserve the freedom they need.

By Emily

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A common theme in all three texts are that each main character in all three stories want to make a difference and change within the freedom they have, or don't.

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A common theme in all three texts are that each main character in all three stories want to make a difference and change within the freedom they have, or don't.

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"Single story" -

"Identity" -

A direct quote from the "Single story" is "I'd rather be a tall, ugly weed." A piece of evidence that supports my theme is in the story they state that "If I could stand alone, strong and free,

I'd rather be a tall, ugly weed." Meaning that they would rather be free then fit in with stereotypes or certain freedoms certain people have based off where they live, what conditions they live in, and or how they look. All 3 stories have a theme of where each character stands out in a similar way.

"Dreaming" -

-sophia

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A common theme in all three texts is that freedom will make people have a easier life for there identity

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A common theme in all three texts is that freedom will make people have a easier life for there identity

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"Single story" - "quote" Their is a stereotype that I don't know how to use a stove because I'm African"

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A common theme is how life changes over time

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A common theme is how life changes over time

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# pieces of evidence that support my theme is(Jacqueline Woodson

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A common theme in all three texts is freedom of what bounds you is rewarding. 

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A common theme in all three texts is freedom of what bounds you is rewarding. 

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"Single Story" - Though she did not say it directly, Chimamanda yearns for the freedom of these single stories and stereotypes.

"Identity" -

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A common theme in all three texts is freedom of what bounds you is rewarding. 

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A common theme in all three texts is freedom of what bounds you is rewarding. 

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"Single Story" - Though she did not say it directly, Chimamanda yearns for the freedom of these single stories and stereotypes.

"Identity" -

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A common   theme in all three text  is a form of people finding out or trying to find out what their true idenitiy

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A common   theme in all three text  is a form of people finding out or trying to find out what their true idenitiy

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What is a common theme, and what is the common theme in these stories?

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What is a common theme, and what is the common theme in these stories?

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So in Identity the author states they would rather stand out and do as they please then to be controlled by others.

In a single story, a lady from Nigeria made a singular story about her, her life in Nigeria, and how she wanted to return, In single stories, there are MANY pov's. People always just assume stuff about others based on things like race or ethnicity. She just wanted the freedom to go back to Nigeria 🥺.

A girl was born in Ohio, but unfortunately during the wrong time. It was during the civil rights movement(YikEs!). But she just wanted everyone to have freedom.

So the common theme was FREEDOM! The common theme is like the main idea or part in a paragraph or stories that go along the same point as the other =)

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know who you are because stereotypes don't make you.

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know who you are because stereotypes don't make you.

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"single story" - "quote" "there is a stereotype that I don't know how to use a stove because I'm African."

"identity" - "quote" "I'd rather be unseen and if then shunned by a flower by everyone than to be a pleasant flower."

"brown girl dreaming" - "quote" "but not free of the people who look like me keep fighting."

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A common theme in all three texts it that they all want to have freedom by malaiah

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A common theme in all three texts it that they all want to have freedom by malaiah

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single story-The speaker is from Nigeria and people thought she didn't know how to do a lot of things because of just the stereotype she is.

Identity-the speaker would rather be free and not be like the others.

Dreaming-girl in the civil rights movement in Ohio wondering how she can help out the people like her during this stressful time.

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A common theme in all three texts is that you shouldn't make assumptions about people based on their appearance.

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A common theme in all three texts is that you shouldn't make assumptions about people based on their appearance.

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"Single Story" - In the text, "There is a stereotype that I don't know how to use a stove because I'm African." This means they think she can't use a stove because she's African.

"Identity" - The speaker was talking about how they would rather be free and not have to deal with anything and live their life out. Instead of having people telling you what you do, and having no freedom.

"Brown Girl Dreaming" - This text was about a young little girl who was enslaved and how the civil rights movement was going on.

-Jaxson DeJean

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A common theme is freedom by Tyler and Liv

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A common theme is freedom by Tyler and Liv

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A common theme between the three stories is knowing your own identity can be freeing.

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A common theme between the three stories is knowing your own identity can be freeing.

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Identity: The speaker talks about how they would rather be free instead of other people telling them what to do with their life.

Single story: Chimamared talks about the danger of having a single story about places or people and how you shouldn't believe the first story you hear about people or places.

Brown Girl Dreaming: The girl was born in Ohio when the Civil rights movement was happening. The story references famous people that were in the Civil rights movement. She also doesn't know what her life will become.

By Abby

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All 3 have a theme about challenges due to their ethnicity. They all suffer from struggles because of they way they are or something they cannot control, such as race.

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A common theme for all 3 stories is freedom and experience

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A common theme for all 3 stories is freedom and experience

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They all have a common theme of talking about freedom and their own story about their experience and recognition of themself. All 3 stories are similarly connected because they come from different perspectives but have similar thinking.

-Merina

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A common theme in all three texts is that freedom will help people show there identity

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A common theme in all three texts is that freedom will help people show there identity

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¨Single Story¨ -¨quote¨ Their is a stereotype that i don´t know how to use a stove because i´m African.

¨Identity¨ - ¨quote¨ I´d rather smell of musty, green stench than of sweet, fragment lilac. If i could stand alone, strong and free, I´d rather be a tall, ugly weed.

¨Brown Girl Dreaming¨ - ¨quote¨ I am born as the south explodes too many people too many years enslaved then emancipated but not free, the people who look like me keep fighting and marching and getting killed so that today-February 12, 1963

-Kit

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The girl wants to have freedom in their life without telling anybody what they want to do. "I'd rather be a tall, ugly weed, clinging on cliffs, like an eagle wind-wavering above high, jagged rocks."

Sophiya

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It's ok to be different.Being different can sometime be a superpower. 

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It's ok to be different.Being different can sometime be a superpower. 

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Danger of a single story

The lady is from Nigeria. she came to the state and people seem to pity her because she was an African.They choose to assume things about her because they heard many stories about Africa and choose to believed it without know the true."fed family was poor and nothing else".

Identify

The writer would rather be an ugly weed and not get noticed by a lot of people. They prefer to have freedom." I'd rather be a tall, ugly weed".

Brown girl Dreaming

The little girl grew up in slavery. she seen a lot of abolitionist during that time.She was a brown girl who didn't have much freedom but get inspired by the rosa park,Ruby's and many more."Work on a rich land unfree".

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A common theme in all three texts is "you have power in the escape of the stereotypes that bound you; you have freedom"

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A common theme in all three texts is "you have power in the escape of the stereotypes that bound you; you have freedom"

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"Single Story" - Chimamanda overcame the the stereotypes that were placed upon her, such as her roommate thinking she couldn't use a stove, or showing a student that a single story isn't gonna give you the full picture of a topic, Chimamanda showed them wrong by proving she could do such things, and proving that certain things are simply not true.

"Identity" - The narrator finds strength in being a tall ugly weed because being a flower is bounding, and you are stripped of your freedom as an individual. The narrator would weather be free as a weed at the cost of being shunned upon, than be bounded by the pot of soil as a flower.

"Brown Girl Dreaming" - The narrator makes several references to notorious civil rights activists, people who fought for freedom of identity, hinting at the fact that the narrator, too, wishes to escape the stereotypes that bound them from activities.

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A common theme in all three texts is "you have power in the escape of the stereotypes that bound you; you have freedom"

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A common theme in all three texts is "you have power in the escape of the stereotypes that bound you; you have freedom"

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"Single Story" - Chimamanda overcame the the stereotypes that were placed upon her, such as her roommate thinking she couldn't use a stove, or showing a student that a single story isn't gonna give you the full picture of a topic, Chimamanda showed them wrong by proving she could do such things, and proving that certain things are simply not true.

"Identity" - The narrator finds strength in being a tall ugly weed because being a flower is bounding, and you are stripped of your freedom as an individual. The narrator would weather be free as a weed at the cost of being shunned upon, than be bounded by the pot of soil as a flower.

"Brown Girl Dreaming" - The narrator makes several references to notorious civil rights activists, people who fought for freedom of identity, hinting at the fact that the narrator, too, wishes to escape the stereotypes that bound them from activities.