Personal Steriotypes

instance. People do not think I can dance because im white. Just because I live in the suburbs

does not mean I have money, and also people always say white girls cant fight. These

stereotypes effect me because I live with them everyday.

Who says white girls cant dance? I do sometimes, but Im playing, because I am white and

I can dance just as good as any black girl. In my old school in Wolcott, nobody had rhythm, but

they think that they do. I know it is not our race, it is just where and how you grow up. If you

grow up in a sheltered environment, and you cant watch channels like MTV or BET or do not

have anyone to teach you, then you will never know how to dance. I can dance because every

morning since I was three, I watched the old television program, “The Daily Grind” on MTV. I

watched how all the girls danced and I did what they did. I grew up in an urban school, and all

the little girls would come in talking about the new songs on the radio like TLC and Boys II men.

payments in groceries and stuff. My mom and dad are not together, so now, in order to keep our

to get rid of stereotypes is to prove them wrong.

sed to do the newest dances like the butterfly. Now those dances are old, and the songs are

love, and I just have the perfect family! My parents could not get along if there life depended on

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