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True Colors MAG
May 14, 2009
I agree with Tim W. – there are too many racial stereotypes in our world today. In “True Colors,” Tim wrote that everyone is capable of stereotyping. I hate to say it, but I do it too. I find myself wondering why white people dress like “gangsters,” but maybe in their own way they're just being themselves.
I think Tim said it best: “Be yourself and … forget those who think they know who you are and how you should act.”
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