# data[].attributes.body
In the video "A Conversation About growing up Black" there are many male African Americans talking about how they are stereotyped for the way they look.These males are a range of ages and feel like victims but describe how others see them as a threat.Their responses talk about how they know this is part of being African American in America and how even though they do not have the intentions to hurt anyone, some people think they do because of they are bias and have a stereotype. Overall the authors message is that both sides don't always understand the same way and that's why stereotypes are here.

# data[].attributes.body
In the short story/picture book "The Other Side" by Jacqueline Woodson. The white mother has the stereotype  of African Americans and does not want her daughter Annie talking or playing with Clover or the other African American girls.
The African American mother's stereotype is not that strong but its still there ,she thinks that Clover should not go near the fence by the white people.Clover and Annie are victims in this case, they want to play with each other but aren't quite allowed to.Eventually they end up just sitting on the fence where their mothers didn't say anything about.In all the authors message is how stereotypes can limit you but can't control you.

# data[].attributes.body
In the article "Teen Activist Empowers Charlottesville To Fight Racial Injustice" there is a stereotype and this activist talks about the stereotype of African Americans and how it has been around way before events on august 12th that happened in effect from her petition. Zyahna Bryant fully understands that African American are sometimes treated harshly in America today, sheis not so much of a victim but more of someone part of whats stereotyped trying to help the problem.In all the authors message in this article is how in order to help the issue you have to understand it ,for instance the people who went to the statue that day have no political background,have never been to places discussing this and never thought they had a voice before.

# data[].attributes.body
In the article "Emmett Till" there is a major stereotype.It is in the men that brutally murdered Emmett Till, they killed him just because the color of his skin, they admitted to it and didn't see anything wrong in what they did. Emmett Till is a victim to this racial injustice because he was murdered from hate of what he looks like.He couldn't really respond to this because he is no longer here and unidentifiable when he was found.The authors overall message is how this crime will be remembered for a long time and is a perfect example of racial injustice in America even if it was in 1955 these kinds of things still happen today.

# data[].attributes.body
In the video "A Conversation with Asian Americans On Race.There are Asian Americans from different ages who talk about stereotypes and being an Asian American in America. These individuals have a hard time themselves or their families do because of stereotypes and discrimination,but they understand its part of living in America.The overall message I think from the author here is just being part of the American culture you have to deal and/or see this kind of thing all the time,its part of what america is no matter what race you are.

# data[].attributes.body
In the poem"Learning to Read" the girl in the poem used to be a slave and was stereotyped, her peers said she was to old to read and because she used to be a slave and was African American she would have a hard time learning.Her reaction to all this is she spent a lot of time trying to learn to read and eventually she did learn and was successful. In all the authors message is there may be prejudice and doubt but some people are able to overcome that.

# data[].attributes.body
In the book "Taking Sides"By Gary Soto there seems to be a stereotype from Lincolns coach at his new school about him being Hispanic.
Lincoln plays basketball and at his new school he hurt his toe twice when he dunks,and later on hurts his knee.He tells coach Yesutis both times but the coach doesn't really seem to care and tells him to brush it off even though his knee may be serious.Based on what Lincoln learned about his past it seems as coach Yesutis has always had this stereotype because he's been prejudice against hispanics when he was playing basketball in 1970.Lincoln doesn't really go against what coach says but doesn't agree with him either.The authors overall message is how stereotypes are everywhere and sometimes they are in things that you do almost everyday and may affect you.

# data[].attributes.body
In the poem "The Child" there are stereotypes that she describes seeing from the world.The girl also explains what shes seen and how she wants to change it referring to change as a key.The girls response to people frowning at her because of who she is ,is her just wanting to change their perspective on her .The authors overall message is that sometimes people need to change to make the world a better place and sometimes others need to help with that