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Los estereotipos EL 7 DE ABRIL, DOS MIL ONCE.

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1 Los estereotipos EL 7 DE ABRIL, DOS MIL ONCE

2 Antes de empezar… A couple things to keep in mind before we start:
Open mind (MENTE ABIERTA) Reserved judgement Intentions should not ridicule or be malicious

3 ¿Qué es un estereotipo? Un estereotipo (Sustantivo) es un idea o un supuesto (assumption) que unas personas tienen sobre las características de una persona o grupo de personas. Estereotipar (Verbo) para clasificar una persona o grupo de personas sin saber (without knowing) los hechos.

4 Ejemplos Raza Edad Cultural Género
Cowboy and Indian = estereotipos americanos Género La mamá cuida los niños y trabaja en casa El hombre es masculino y fuerte Los homosexuales – they cannot control their hormones for the same sex Hombres-femenina (habla como mujeres) Mujeres (lesbianas) –masculinas Raza Los mexicanos son inmigrantes y llevan sombreros Los negros les gusta el pollo frito Los asianos son muy buenos en las matemáticas. Edad Los viejos no pueden manejar Los jovenes (teens) son perezosos Amor (dating)

5 ¿Qué es ignorancia? Ignorancia (Sustantivo) es la falta de educación o conocimiento (lack of education and knowledge) Ejemplos: Irish people should have red hair, pale skin and freckles. Not true. Dark hair, dark eyes as well Irish immigration, U.S. melting pot = mixture Black people are all “African American” ¡FALSO! Why do we assume someone is from Africa based on their skin color? Lack of Education. Lack of knowledge. Haitian American (Fania) Jamaican American Trinidadian, Libya, etc.

6 ¿De dónde vienen? Los medios de comunicación Familia/Amigos
La televisión Los periódicos Las revistas Los anuncios (advertisements) Las iglesias Familia/Amigos Conversación entre amigos, familia, cuentos (stories) Experiencia Una experiencia personal

7 ¿Cierto o falso? Los estereotipos: ¿cierto o falso? Si porque….
Some true for some people based of what you see All or most stereotypes are based on the truth. If it had not really happened, why would the stereotype start/being? Stereotypes used as comic relief…people laugh and are entertained No porque… No because not everyone is the same, you cannot assume for all cases of people Abused to change others’ opinions on a subject No one person acts or thinks the same Looks are deceiving () Ambos porque… It can be true, but may be exaggerated into something it is not

8 Crear sus estereotipos
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