The current conversation about this topic is the stereotyping that happens in this country and how it effects peoples live. One of the most important topic of Staples's text is racism and how it changes African Americans life including him. Brent Staples utilizes rhetorical and argumentative strategies to prove how predetermined notions about race force a reluctant change in behavior that further alters society's perceptions of an individual. I personally don't believe that racism has changed from the past even though there may be a difference. The issue of stereotyping keeps occurring in different conducts and society doesn't seem to fight or stand up for what's right. Some of the expectations that, I have as a reader is being able to relate to them main point of the story or understand the purpose of the writer. I expect writers to be able to have purpose of their writing and how they intend to reach their audiences or readers. They have to relate to the topic and share their experiences to take a reader's attention and to have an influence. Some of the thigs that turns me off as …show more content…
The type of readers that that I imagine for this paper is people who judge other based on their look, skin color and sexual orientation. This would include every race because most people mistakenly judge others negatively even if they share the same skin color. I believe everyone should be open minded to what others have to say because they share their experiences and feeling to connect and influence others. Some of the expectations that a reader may have on my argument is how the topic of stapes have changed my mind and opinion of the issue that was discussed. They can also expect from me how I could relate to the story of Staples article. My readers may know or not know how I could relate to the topic and we could also have a different understanding of the