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The document discusses 4 stereotypes of people found in high schools that a group agreed were prevalent: African Americans who are not always welcomed into other groups; jocks/preps who stay together as one group; emos who bond with one another; and stoners who do not welcome others into their circle and do similar daily activities.
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