My topic is about race. Race is a classification of human population, being put into a more sample (smaller category) population. they are classify into different categories by specific charactertics based on their appearances, culture, ethnically, and where they live. There are Americans, Europeans, Asians, etc., races out in the world based on the definition of race. People stereotype each other races' because of their misconception of the medias or their own ideas of what the race showcase or should/would be to them. For example, people generally believe that black people are loud and rude, asian people are smart, and white people are racist or rule the world. Not all people think this, but there are those who do, however the fact of the matter is, not all of these people within these races are any of what some people think of. Another example, is when a person wears a glasses, people think that they are automatically smart and they should copy their homework or test from them. Right now my topic is going to be of one race, and that will be the Asians because I'm asian and in my opinion I'm pretty good and understanding the diversity of the Asian culture.
My topic is based on my experience and others I know who have experience the same and different stereotypical comments when people associate food and asian people. I thought of this when my mom asked me to help her make egg rolls, knowing full well that I hate them. When I told her for the 100th time I don't eat egg rolls, she roll her eyes and said that your not asian if you don't like egg rolls, and so on like a good mother would. By the way, I had to go eat at McDanolds that day because my mother said she won't be making anything else, so starve (lovely). As I was helping her make the egg rolls I wondered to myself, where in the world did she came up with that concept that every asian person loves egg rolls (like herself).
I now recogize that people will assume certain things "to be the way" based on what they believe or see to be the way things are perceived. In conclusion, my topic was referring to how people expect certain things from people because of their race. This can be true for other reasons, like for people who graduated high school or didn't. People will assume people who graduate will succeed in life, rather than those who didn't graduate.
