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What Culture Are You?

Picture yourself walking down the street and looking ahead to see a White young male walking towards youÂ…..what are your first thoughts? First impressions are very important when deciding if you would want to be friends with this person or not. In this paper I'll be discussing the culture I'm associated with such as how it affects my being. Also, stereotypes that our culture faces will be analyzed. Last of all, I'll explain how the way my culture responds to those stereotypes as well as good ones.
I'm a 23 year old White male. I was raised by both my parents who gave me a wonderful childhood and still continues to play a part in my life. I went to a mostly white school that had graduating classes on average of about 65. I graduated high school and then was fortunate enough to have great parents that helped support me to earn a college education.
If you look at the White male population as a whole most might consider us to be the main people in......

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