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It is our human nature to judge people, says naomi campbell. There are many ways stereotypes are formed, perpetuated, and hopefully eliminated. Campbell: the first step is in recognizing the stereotypes and prejudices you believe.
It is our human nature to judge people, says naomi campbell. There are many ways stereotypes are formed, perpetuated, and hopefully eliminated. Campbell: the first step is in recognizing the stereotypes and prejudices you believe.
It is our human nature to judge people, says naomi campbell. There are many ways stereotypes are formed, perpetuated, and hopefully eliminated. Campbell: the first step is in recognizing the stereotypes and prejudices you believe.
o The answer isn't simple at all. It is our human nature to
judge people. The media, the minorities, the majorities, the interpersonal relationships, the mediated relationships, and society in general are just a few ways in which stereotypes are formed, perpetuated, and hopefully eventually controlled and eliminated. If we were to make a model of how stereotypes worked, there would be a huge circular series of loops leading to and from all of those interactions. I believe the first step is in recognizing the stereotypes and prejudices you yourself believe. From there, educate yourself, ask questions and let the process of elimination work by confronting your beliefs by meeting people that are different from you or challenge your thinking.
Communication and being able to meet people who are not
exactly like us are key factors in breaking down the walls of prejudice that we have made comfortable for ourselves. This class, I believe, is one step in the process, in getting us to step outside of our comfortable little worlds and discuss, see, and hopefully understand points of view and experiences that are shaped by the prejudices we have and the stereotypes we have made.