Stereotypes: Pet Peeves In The Workplace

You shouldn't have to explain what a stereotype is to a five year old.. You shouldn't have to explain why someone is getting picked on just because their skin color is different. One of my greatest pet peeves is seeing people leaving a complete mess on their tables at restaurants. To me it makes me feel like that is very disrespectful to the employees, especially whenever you can easily pick it up yourself or there is a garbage near by. I’ve always been a clumsy person so it's hard for me not to make a mess. But what I learned was that it's okay to be a little messy sometimes just to make sure you clean up after yourself if allowed the opportunity. I partially blame my father for this pet peeve of mine.
As a child I always remember my father making my siblings and I clean up our mess whenever we went out to a restaurant to eat. I also remember asking my dad why we had to clean up when the employees are being paid to clean. His response was that we needed to make sure
They have to live with the fear of being deported and not knowing what will happen to their children if they do. They have learned to not speak when someone is offending them in fear that they could be deported. To me this makes me very sad. Words are so powerful and can be very hurtful if used incorrectly. Why not use them to uplift each other? In conclusion, please don't raise your child to be a bully. Let them know to embrace each other's differences. Allow them to hear different point of views from different kinds of people, but always let them know that racism and bullying of any sort is definitely unacceptable. The words you use toward someone can shape them into who they are. For example with me, I learned that I need to clean up and resturants so I won't be called names which the cleaning aspect isn't bad at all. Still you can grow tired of always being judged and hurt by others over a