In the essay, “The Myth of the Latin Woman: I Just Met a Girl Named Maria”, Cofer describes what it is like to grow up in America being a Puerto Rican girl. She explains how the people at her school who judge her and other Puerto Rican girls by the way she dressed. Students would notice that they would dress mature and cover themselves with jewellery for even simply events. Men would flirt with her because of her “exotic” background. She and other Hispanics are portrayed negatively by society, however if people would learn to understand their culture it will better our relationship.
In the essay, “Two Ways to Belong in America”, Mukherjee compares her American experience to her twin sister. She explains how she became involved with the United States and accepted the culture; while her sister, Mira, refused to give up her Indian citizenship. Even though Mira spent many years as an educator at the United States and made …show more content…
“ Asians Are Good At Math. What An Awful Stereotype", Trytten clarifies that even “positive” stereotypes are a bad thing. “Asians are smart”, how is this compliment negative? It may seem like a good thing to be called smart, but then people start to take advantage. They sit next to them during testes, ask to copy, and offer their friendship for answers Calling someone smart may seem innocent at first but it becomes a problem when people start to take advantage. There is such thing as a good stereotype
In the scholarly article, "Leadership Orientations Of Russian Working Adults: Do Age, Gender, Education, And Government Work Experience Make A Difference?", Nguyen provides a study of leadership based on human factors. Each factor had a certain amount of strengths but for each strength they also had a weakness. Where one factor failed another one succeeded. The last experiment was to have a variety factors have leadership roles. It was then that they were given the best result. We must work together to have the best