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Dealing With Stereotypes
A situation I have to face is dealing with being stereotyped. My ethnicity of being Indian causes people to presume that my dialect would have an accent and that I would be a shy personality. They tend infer what my religion might be, expect me to dress completely reserved. They believe that I am a genius especially in mathematics. Before they even try to get to know my personality, they often conclude that they already who I am. Although I do have some attributes to these characteristics, I try to show people who I truly am, because I am more unique than some cliché persona. I would not do anything differently because having to present myself as an individual gets me out of my comfort
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