Explain the stereotype and the group of people it is referencing. Remember you are discussing this academically/sociologically.

Discuss the stereotype you have chosen. (1-2 paragraphs)
a. Explain the stereotype and the group of people it is referencing. Remember you are
discussing this academically/sociologically.
b. Showcase the historical origin of the stereotype. Where did it come from? How did it start?
c. How does this stereotype impact groups of people in terms of their success and/or social
outcomes? (Ex: financial, medical, educational, etc)
Don’t forget to cite academic research and/or your textbook.

2. APPLICATION: Analyze the stereotype sociologically, using two concepts or theories from your
textbook. You must use concepts from the list provided on Blackboard. (2 paragraphs)
a. Part 1: Choose one concept/theory from your textbook that fits with your topic. Be sure to
bold the concept/theory when writing.
i. Define/summarize the theory/concept.
ii. Apply the theory/concept to your topic and discuss them sociologically.
b. Part 2: Choose another concept/theory from your textbook that fits with your topic. Be
sure to bold the concept/theory when writing.
i. Define/summarize the theory/concept.
ii. Apply the theory/concept to your topic and discuss them sociologically.
Don’t forget to cite your textbook.

3. CONCLUSION: (1-2 paragraphs)
a. Summarize your paper topic and why it is important. Why is it beneficial to analyze and
study the origin and power of stereotypes from a sociological perspective?
b. Discuss the importance of the micro-macro link (connection). What is the relationship
between how stereotypes are used in small groups (micro) and larger social institutions
and structures (macro)? How does this help us understand power dynamics?
c. What are some ways you think individuals and larger society can help combat harmful
stereotypes?
Don’t forget to cite, as needed.

please use the textbook as 1 source. You MUST use your textbook.

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