Prompt: The short film Born With It shows how stereotypes can shape the way people see others and even how individuals see themselves. Reflect on the main character’s experience and explain how stereotypes impacted his identity and sense of belonging. Then, connect this to a broader idea: how can stereotypes influence the way a culture or group is understood by others? Use specific examples from the film to support your response.

 Prompt: The short film Born With It shows how stereotypes can shape the way people see others and even how individuals see themselves. Reflect on the main character’s experience and explain how stereotypes impacted his identity and sense of belonging. Then, connect this to a broader idea: how can stereotypes influence the way a culture or group is understood by others? Use specific examples from the film to support your response.

Prompt Response:  the stereo type affects him because it makes him belive somthing about himself that is not true. It made him think him and his race had aids. It impacts his identity because they belive him to be the same as all people in his race. sterotypes make false views of a entire group of people like him saying he has aids just because some people do all people can get aids

Summary: stereo types are awful

Reflection: we did a short film

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