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I noticed how she said that a lot of stuff can be one sided and people won't realize it. She tries to bring in everyone so they can see point of views from multiple situations. One last thing is she can really bring in everyone as a crowd by talking about her background. -Kenny

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I noticed how she said that a lot of stuff can be one sided and people won't realize it. She tries to bring in everyone so they can see point of views from multiple situations. One last thing is she can really bring in everyone as a crowd by talking about her background. -Kenny

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will sterotypes ever go away/ will people stop being judged?

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1. That she was sterotyped at her college
2. She fell into the trap on sterotype other people.
3. Adiche was mad when she looked at Mexico at she ahd steroyped Mexico.

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Three big Ideas from Adichie's TED talk is that
people assume others of how they are based on there culture
We can misunderstand people by there single story
A lot of people are stereotype on based what they do as a job

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1.) The danger of a one sided story
2.) People apply stereotypes to people with out knowing who they are
3.) people make harsh assoumtions of each others

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When a student at the college she went to seen that the family didn't really come from money they came from talent. She was very stereotyped at the college she had went to. She is able to bring a lot of people together by telling her past life stories.

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1. I learned that you ,must not steroype people becuase people will sterotype you back.
2. I learned that you need to think before you start to talk about someone so don't sterotype someone.

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That one of her main ideas in here ted talk is the danger of single sided story that it can affect the persons opinion about a person or culture.

That the media has a big role in with the one sided story and how it can affect people.

That when Adichie went to Mexico she saw the opposite of what she thought the stereotype was when she was walking Guadalajara.

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she said and brought the idea that there people make so many stereotypes but we never really know or recognize when we do.

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1. Know the person before you start thinking stuff about them
2. Know both sides of the stories
3. Maybe you see someone in a way but don't really know them ( you might not know you do that )

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1. A single story can make people feel some type of way because it's just assumptions of their life based on one thing.
2. She gave examples of people making a single story about her.
3. She also mentioned examples of when she realized she made a single story about others.

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We have a lot of stereotypes about people even if we don't think we do

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1. Anyone can be stereotyped
2. Anyone can stereotype others
3. Don't assume who people are as a whole

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I learned how stereotypes can lead to bad situations and you should never stereotype somebody.
I also learned that you never know what is really going on in someones life till you sit down and get to know them.

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1. How did Adiche fall into the trap of sterotypeing people.

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3 Big Ideas
* How people only believe one side of a story, Instead of hearing the otherside
* Asssuming peoples cultures
* Looking at someone different just because of the job that they do

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Will people forever look at someone and sterotype them before knowing them?

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Why do people always feel the need to stereotype somebody or judge them?

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1. why do sterotypes still happen today

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1. don't assume if you don't know
2. people stereotype without knowing who they really are
3.  always hear both sides of the story

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1. I noticed how she said that a lot of stuff can be one sided and people won't realize it
2. She fell into the trap on sterotype other people.
3. We can misunderstand people by there single story

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When creating a single story, people are shown as one thing over and over and that's what they choose to become. I learned as well not to stereotype as we grow older since that could lead into much bigger problems in society

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1. Adichie's roommate stereotyped her and she realizes what it feels like
2. People often stereotype others from the influence of books
3. Get to know both sides of the story

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Why do we judge people so much based on what they do and look instead of getting to know them before having assumptions.

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I learned that it is bad to sterotype someone before getting to know them. The second thing I learned is that People;e can surprise you with there personality.

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One thing that I didn't considered before watching the TED talk was that I do the same thing that she did with her house boy. I do that to people I don't know. Another thing is that Africa is not as bad as we see in movies and shows.

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How are sterotypes so easily spread.

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stereotypes going to collage.
stereotype type she is from Africa people people think she grow up pour. People really don't know her at first

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1. Everyone stereotypes each other but we never realize it.
2.  Stereotyping people can hurt them.

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1. dont just assume based on what they look like
2. Everyboy has a different story
3. Dont just listen to 1 story instead listen to both

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Why are people still stereotyping still today
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1. how she was surprised that the family that their family knew was very poor but they were filled with a lot of talent 2. people stereotype a lot by influence of things
3. never judge people by how they look like always make sure to know their story before you say anything

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Why do we judge people without knowing about them?

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There are stereotypes made for everyone and there's more than one side to a story.

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Why do people tend to judge people about things that are not true in a stereotypical way?

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2 takeaways i got from this TED Talk are to know both sides of the stories and don't judge a book by it's cover.

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Why do we judge people so much based on what they do and look instead of getting to know them before having assumptions.

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1. I learned to never stereotype people without getting to know them.
2. also that if you stereotype a person you will get stereotyped back

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I learned that stereotyping people can affect people and have people start rumors about someone that are false.

That how stereotypes can come as a conflict to any person no matter who it is or who its too.

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1.I noticed that she was judged at her college because her roommate thought that she didn't know how to use the stove ,and she thought she didn't listen to regular music.
2.After living here for a year and watching the news she thought Mexico was bad and she assume on what she saw and heard; however ,when she went on her own account she noticed they are like us and she felt bad for judging them.

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Why do people believe in stereotypes?

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Will stereotyping ever stop?

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Why do people stereotype others?

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people stereotype a lot
they judge people before knowing their story

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1. when stereotyping someone, you should really think before you talk because when tables turn and someone stereotypes you, its not very nice.
2. You need to know and see both sides of the story to really see the big picture
3. Not to assume someones life or person without getting all their information or explanation

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A question i still have is why does society still create stereotypes of others?

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1. Don't stereotype people based on where their from and how they look.
2. Don't believe in the stereotypes.

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is stereotype ever going to stop?

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2 takeaways are that you should never judge a book by its cover & dont just listen to 1 story

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everyone stereotypes each other and never know it.

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When will society realize, a lot of todays problems in society is from stereotyping?

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no questions

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That we have a lot of stereotypes in our world.Also that you have to get to know a person to talk to someone about them

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Judgement from other people and stereotypes will always exist so why do people still try to end it?

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Before the video I don't think people know how much they stereotype the people they see in front of them and you should talk to that person before saying something about them."Don't judge a book by its cover"

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1. Dont be typical and judge someone before meeting them.
2.She also stereotyped people she saw in her world.
3.She was surprised about the people she streotyped.

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People shouldn't stereotype others because they wouldn't like it if it was happening to them right? -Sophia m.

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-People apply stereotypes to people without knowing who they actually are, they just assume things when they don't even know the full story
-get to know both sides of the story
-looking at someone different just because of their job

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Why do people still judge someone based off looks?

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2 takeaways I got from this TED Talk are
before you say anything always know both sides of the story and everyone stereotypes each other and never notice it.

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Why are people still stereotyping still today?

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I learned that you should never judge a book by its cover and you should always learn both sides of the story before you speak.

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you get judged just by how you look and dress, look at some different because of how wealthy they are, always know both sides of the story

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1. Don't stereotype people
2. Don't assume
3. Don't misunderstand people by a single story.

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1. Seeing or hearing one thing about someone does not cover the entire subject matter.
2. People tend to stereotype just because they heard where they are from, or one thing about them. Then that person perceives the other as what they have seen or heard.
3. Once someone has created this idea of someone in their head it creates a negative connotation of the person, and it can be passed along people.

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1. Stereotyping happens more than we think.
2. People stereotyping can give a negative idea of a person, and that negative idea can be passed along.

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What was the root and start of stereotyping?

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1. I learned that you ,must not steroype people becuase people will sterotype you back.
2. I learned that you need to think before you start to talk about someone so don't sterotype someone.

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1.) that i should not apply stereotypes to other people
2.) People are not always educated on people from other contries and its important to educate them

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why do people still stereotype today?

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everyone has a stereotype on something or someone even if you really don't think you do

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why do people feel the need to stereotype everything?

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she got stereotyped at the collage she had went to

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Do you think stereotypes will ever go away or stick around?

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1. I learned that if you stereotype someone they might think some stereotypes of you

2. We have a few stereotypes about people we hardly know

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1. Don't judge a book by its cover.
2. She was wrong about the stereotypes she thought of people.
3. People stereotype about things they see one person does

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1. People will always sterotype you before meeting you even if they don't say it out loud
2. People sterotype different skin colors without meeting them

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She brings in people because of what she talks about people who don't even like to read will read one of her books. She herself sterotyped someone back home because he was poor, then when she got to collage she got sterotyped by a white female she was bunking with. This leads her to write the book the danger of a one sided story