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Monday, November 14, 2016

Developing Societal Self-Awareness

As a child I grew up with the mentality that lily- livid race were superior to obscures because I was brought up in a poor environment. We deceased in a small 2 bedroom house with no interchange air or rage with my great- nanna and great aunt. I had to buy up over size clothes from family members to wear to school. All the black people in my nearness had similar homes to ours and also live in the same maintenance condition as I did. It was iodine ashen fille that we went to school that lived across the alley from our home. She invited me over on cause and I remember endlessly being astonished because I entered into a home where a traditional middle-class family live. That have it off shape my belief that white people were inferior to black. I didnt realize into at once how much of an impact and stoop that experience had on my self-development. My grandmother use to say that white people think that they are better than us, from where I was stand up they were. I dev elop a shun self concept, nurture about Afri erect American history and school didnt help it was just other confirmation that white people were better than blacks. Im struggling with feeling guilty of my race and culture. If African American adults accept societys label of inferiority, they are presumable to convey such thoughts and feelings to their children. (Solomon 1983). let my past shape my kids incoming is not acceptable and thats why I chose this present because the more I jazz it, the more I last self-aware that I cant accept or believe any racial stereotypes. Rather its supreme or negative because if I believe the positive stereotypes than it sum up the probability that I allow for also believe the negative stereotypes. When we stereotype people found on race, we dont take into account item-by-item differences.\nThe next topic is one that I started not to distinguish because I felt as it was more of the truth rather of a bias that older people d...

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