History plays a big part of many stereotypes today.we need to embrace the fact that no one is the same, instead of trying so hard …show more content…
This may be true, however, I had twenty high school students take a survey on ‘’ who are smarter men or women.’’ there was an even number amount. One student who is in eleventh grade said this ‘’ no matter the race the gender or the color of skin everyone all should have the same chance given equally. In the article “Fairy Tales and Gender Stereotypes” by Samara Green , ‘’Both men and women have a tendency to make assumptions that women belong in specific types of jobs.(2)’’ this a common argument against women but women have the same capability to do the things some men do. In fact, you don't want to teach your children that women are weak and only used for cleaning and taking care of children. Women and men are being categorized into a specific job that leaves them with insecurities. Stereotypes are still here today because of all the films made that typically stereotype women and men throughout the entire …show more content…
This is what I see typically in my school campus. If you play sports like basketball, soccer, or football you are automatically put into a race category. For example, a high school student who plays soccer is Mexican, basketball is tall or black, football players need to take steroids to become strong. In the article ‘’ How a Self-fulling stereotype can drag down performance.’’ state that athletes have a lower performance on test scores due to having practice every day. A number of students took my survey and strongly disagree about that stereotype and said that ‘’ playing sports actually makes them feel energized to learn. All of the athletes say that playing sports get your tired, but there are many benefits to playing, meet new people, perseverance,emotional health. Athlete showed ignore all treats and perform their full