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This document discusses stereotypes in Africa. It defines a stereotype as qualities assigned to groups of people related to their race, nationality, or sexual orientation. It notes that AIDS was one of the principal epidemics in Africa around 2012. The document questions whether there is any truth to stereotypes, arguing that while social factors may have historically associated certain groups with certain behaviors or professions, science does not support claims that groups are inherently prone to specific behaviors. It provides an alternative definition of a stereotype as a fixed, overgeneralized belief about a particular group.
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- 1. STEREOTYPES AFRICA LANGUAGE ARTS AREA 10ºGRADE TEACHERS : LEO BARBA – RICARDO WOLL.
- 2. WHAT IS A STEREOTYPE? • Stereotypes are qualities assigned to groups of people related to their race, nationality and sexual orientation; We Should avoided Because they generalize groups of people in manners that lead to discrimination and ignore the diversity within groups. DEFINITION
- 3. • AIDS : One of the most principal Epidemics in Africa, around the 2012. Stereotypes in Africa This Picture contains the most important Stereotypes that are used in the Africa.
- 4. IS THERE TRUTH IN STEREOTYPES? • It’s oft said that stereotypes are rooted in truth, but is this a valid statement? People who make this argument often want to justify their use of stereotypes. The problem with stereotypes is that they suggest that groups of people are inherently prone to certain behaviors. Arabs are naturally one way. Hispanics are naturally another. The fact is, science doesn’t back up these kinds of assertions. If groups of people have historically excelled at certain activities, social factors no doubt contributed to this phenomenon. Perhaps a society barred a group of people from practicing certain professions but welcomed them in others. Over the years, members of the group became associated with the professions they were actually allowed to practice. This came about not because of any inherent talent in these fields but because they were the professions that allowed them to survive. Those who spread stereotypes ignore social factors and make links between groups of people and certain skills, activities or behaviors where none inherently exist.
- 5. A DIFERENT DEFINITION • Definition: A stereotype is “...a fixed, over generalized belief about a particular group or class of people.” (Cardwell, 1996).
- 7. • Is Important to Delete the Stereotypes, because is something that is making damage to the humanity.