There are some that judge by culture, race, or size. If you sit back and think I am sure that you can name at least one time that you judged someone by his or her appearance. John Wideman's essay Our Time is an essay that shows how racial and social constructs makes a difference in your acceptance. When we as students read this we act as if these types of things do not happen. I am sure that you can think of a time when you knew that you could beat a certain person running because they were heavy set or when you knew that you could afford nicer things because of where a person lived.
Stereotypes seem to go along with difference, especially racial differences.
They always display a black man and give the image that only black people commit these crimes. When certain crimes are committed we try to put a race or a color to the crime. When we do this we are saying that our race would never be crazy enough to commit that type of crime. I am not saying that blacks have not make their share of mistakes or committed their share of crimes. The data before1993 are adjusted to make them comparable with data collected since the redesign.