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What Is The Impression That The Writer Wants The Reader To Have About The Subject?

The writer intends to give the reader that impression of overcoming stereotypes given to a person or a certain race. These stereotypes later become major obstacles in a persons journey through life and makes it harder goals set in the persons life. Full of resentment, the author of Myth of the Latin Woman met many people that called forth these various stereotypes. Strong and vital in the English language, the stereotype of Latina woman being capable of little English and little skills limited peoples assumptions towards as her being a domestic or waitress. She recalls where, by the typical dressing style she practices, she gets mistaken for a waitress instead of a sophisticated and achieved poetry writer. A quote stands out in the text where she says "...because it reminded me of what i had to overcome before anyone would take me seriously.", explaining how she had to go through many stereotypes in her life without peoples intentions of cruelty or of hurting her, it's just that people have grown up with these statements that they are naive to reality and mistakenly use these stereotypes on people.

B.Escobar