storyepic.com http://www.storyepic.com/breakingstereotypes-indian-way/ #BreakingStereotypes The Indian Way We Indian are awesome in many ways. Here we live among a big diverse group of people with different religion, language, culture and tradition, but apart from these differences we take pride in being a citizen of India but some Indians still have the instinct of stereotype. We call North Eastern people ‘Chinese’. We forget the fact that they are as much Indian as we are and have same constitutional rights like us. We have a very over simplified idea of people because of their place of birth, religion or ancestral background. We call a South Indian “Madrasi”. A brilliant student must be a science student. These are some stereotypes prevalent in India. A matchmaking site, Truly Madly decided to run a campaign known as #BreakingStereotypes where youth of India tried to break these stereotypes by showing a small message to the people around the world which shows what people think of them and what they really are. In this post we are going to share those images so that you, our readers, can avoid misconception and remove the idea of Indian stereotyping from their minds Dare and then we will talk
#BreakingStereotypes The Indian Way
May 12, 2015
We Indian are awesome in many ways. Here we live among a big diverse group of people with different religion,
language, culture and tradition, but apart from these differences we take pride in being a citizen of India but some
Indians still have the instinct of stereotype. We call North Eastern people ‘Chinese’. We forget the fact that they
are as much Indian as we are and have same constitutional rights like us. We have a very over simplified idea of
people because of their place of birth, religion or ancestral background. We call a South Indian “Madrasi”. A
brilliant student must be a science student. These are some stereotypes prevalent in India. A matchmaking site,
Truly Madly decided to run a campaign known as #BreakingStereotypes where youth of India tried to break
these stereotypes by showing a small message to the people around the world which shows what people think of
them and what they really are. In this post we are going to share those images so that you, our readers, can
avoid misconception and remove the idea of Indian stereotyping from their minds
language, culture and tradition, but apart from these differences we take pride in being a citizen of India but some
Indians still have the instinct of stereotype. We call North Eastern people ‘Chinese’. We forget the fact that they
are as much Indian as we are and have same constitutional rights like us. We have a very over simplified idea of
people because of their place of birth, religion or ancestral background. We call a South Indian “Madrasi”. A
brilliant student must be a science student. These are some stereotypes prevalent in India. A matchmaking site,
Truly Madly decided to run a campaign known as #BreakingStereotypes where youth of India tried to break
these stereotypes by showing a small message to the people around the world which shows what people think of
them and what they really are. In this post we are going to share those images so that you, our readers, can
avoid misconception and remove the idea of Indian stereotyping from their minds
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storyepic.com http://www.storyepic.com/breakingstereotypes-indian-way/
#BreakingStereotypes The Indian Way
We Indian are awesome in many ways. Here we live among a big diverse group of people with different religion,language, culture and tradition, but apart from these differences we take pride in being a citizen of India but someIndians still have the instinct of stereotype. We call North Eastern people ‘Chinese’. We forget the fact that theyare as much Indian as we are and have same constitutional rights like us. We have a very over simplified idea ofpeople because of their place of birth, religion or ancestral background. We call a South Indian “Madrasi”. Abrilliant student must be a science student. These are some stereotypes prevalent in India. A matchmaking site,Truly Madly decided to run a campaign known as #BreakingStereotypes where youth of India tried to breakthese stereotypes by showing a small message to the people around the world which shows what people think ofthem and what they really are. In this post we are going to share those images so that you, our readers, canavoid misconception and remove the idea of Indian stereotyping from their minds
Dare and then we will talk
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But they do love it
Most of the master chefs are men
Plus they are life savers
She is right
Nothing is free in this world, if people work they should get paid
Well who doesn’t love Masala Dosa
Its definition is actually how you think rather than what you wear
Because they both have something similar
now stop confusing
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Please stop those racial abuses, say no to #Hate
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