Prompt: Why do you think filmmakers continue to use stereotypes, even when they can be harmful or inaccurate? Explain one reason discussed in class and give your opinion on whether this justifies their use.

 Prompt Response: I personally think that the reason why filmmakers continue to use stereotypes in film even if they can be harmful or inaccurate is because I do personally believe that it can be 50% true at times. When it comes to Mexicans or Hispanics there's a lot of stereotypes and although at times I do get offended, I do sit and think about it because even thought I don't show the stereotype some people in my race do, but it is never okay to fully assume that  a certain stereotype is what makes a person whole. It will always be a 50/50 with me, I'm not trying to sound a certain way in this prompt but this is what I strongly believe and people can either agree or disagree but everyone has their opinions.  

Summary: April 16, 2026, Went on the Kennesaw Mountain trip! 

Reflection:  I strive to be the best that i can be everyday in any way possible, to reach my short term goals and to later on in the future reach my long term goal so that i can live in peace when i am older. 

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