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The document summarizes a film evaluation sheet that asks questions about stereotyping. It discusses how stereotyping can be justified based on past actions but also how it damages people by making them feel judged or like they need to fit certain groups. It notes the media encourages stereotyping by focusing only on certain groups or spinning stories negatively. While stereotyping may be hard to fully stop due to human nature, attitudes can be improved by remembering our shared humanity and treating each other with respect.
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- 1. Film Evaluation Sheet 1. Can you give two examples from the film as to why people stereotype? One of the reasons given as to why people stereotype other people was the negative perception of youths, especially black youths, in London: police, residents, government, media, parents and maybe teachers. In the debate we talked about the London riots. In actual fact only 25% of the youths were under 18 and prosecuted for committing an offence. In the debate we also talked about how the police might stop and search young black males more than any race. On the other hand, stereotype can be justified. Stereotypes exist because of actions of the people that have happened in the past. For example, being at a bus stop and fearing a group of boys approaching you. 2. How does stereotyping damage people? Give one example from the debate that we had. Sometimes it might make people feel less secure because they have been judged by society. It makes people feel like they have to fit in with a certain group. 3. What ways did you pick out as to how people stereotype one another? Women are not physically and mentally as strong, people stereotype others on the way that they act, the clothes that they wear, the slang they use etc. 4. How does society encourage stereotyping? The media encourages stereotyping by making up stories that only focused or one kind of group. For some more recent events then the papers will put a spin on the story to make it sound more negative than it actually is. 5. Can we ever stop stereotyping?
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