Surviving a Foreign Country and Prejudice- Personal Narrative

Survival and prejudice abroad - Personal stories The biases I want to analyze occur as personal prejudices that must be overcome in order to survive abroad. Last July, I got a wonderful opportunity to spend a month in Zimbabwe. My mother 's relatives lived there, I was born and raised. I know that there are many blacks in this area, but I do not know what will happen. Zimbabwe has more than 200 blacks than white people You can go in the afternoon instead of seeing another white.

Prejudice arises from many things. It can come from anyone at any time. Sometimes it is a part of a man when he was born. There is a possibility that the town, state, or whole country is biased towards others. In many cases prejudice ends with violence. Hitler showed extreme cases when killing all Jews. They are disadvantageous, but the Germans are excellent races. Hitler never considered all his decisions. Prejudice is caused by lack of understanding by others

In Western countries foreigners often appeal about discrimination - often in the same way. Foreigners or foreigners are subject to prejudice against them, as in the case of racially motivated violence against them. However, when a foreigner enters the shop, he pays the same price as other people. It is even unethical or even illegal only because he is a foreigner and asks him to pay a higher price. Even if a foreigner is clearly richer than the owner, this is effective. Conversely, if a foreigner opens a store in the LED country, he often pays at least twice the price for the item paid by the locals. Indeed, tourists are also richer than the average population of LED countries. However, foreigners are disadvantageous only because they are foreigners. If a woman is wearing a veil in a western country, she can be respected like any other person.