Personal Challenges In The Play 'Finding Her Way'

Everyone is different. Whether it’s disabilities or appearance, we are all different. So that doesn’t mean you should treat others differently just because they're different than you. And if you judge someone because of their differences, it can lead to personal challenges. In the interview “Finding Her Way”, and the play “Kylie’s Project, Angela and Kylie both have personal challenges to overcome. Angela had to overcome being made fun of because she was Korean. Kylie had to overcome the challenge of being disabled. Both texts show how Angela and Kylie cope with their situations, but also demonstrate new ways in which people cope with these challenges.
First of all, both texts show how Angela and Kylie cope with their situations. Angela just moved from South Korea to Detroit. She was the only Asian girl in her school, she spoke Korean, and she wasn’t that rich. That led to kids teasing and making fun of her. So Angela coped with it, and the teasing eventually ended. Angela coped with it by ignoring
The way Angela handled her personal challenge could help others in the future. For example, Angela just ignored them or pretended they weren’t there. I know this because the interviewer states “Once in awhile I would talk back, but mostly I would try to ignore them and pretend they didn’t bother me.” So if everyone does what Angela did, there will be much less bullying and teasing. The same goes for Kylie. Kylie has a disability where she can’t walk, and that puts up daily challenges she has to go through. To cope with this, she rides her horse because it gives her balance and coordination. But because she handles it this way, this can help others as well. If people a similar disability does what Angela does, they can experience the same benefits and help with their lives as well. This can limit the number of challenges they have to face, which is why this could