Stereotypes Of A Woman Who Wear Black

Ocean Andaverde

Mrs. Blevens

ERWC

14 February, 2016

Women Who Wear Black When a woman wears black, the most common response is followed by the negative connotations because of appearance alone, most respond vulgarly while others are empowering and this is what determines how others view her despite the actual attributes of who she is rather than that of someone who correlates with the color black. Stereotypes, the leading cause of false accusations and stupor which can lead to the basis of most discrimination. The idea of oversimplifying a specific type of group or person is what is commonly known as the typical stereotype. A faulty accusation that is completely incorrect is a misconception of which many users form an over-exaggeration of

The idea of of a misconception is a mistaken view, opinion, or attitude towards another individual or various cliques. For instance, if there was a group of people who associated themselves with actions that can be perceived as vulgar then that group will be seen as amateurish or careless, and in that case forever be labelled by others in that way. An example of what a misconception is would most likely familiarise with the lack of factual understandings, such as a group whom is labelled as rude just a stereotype given to the group, but a leading misconception would be that the entire group of people is in fact rude. The statement could not be correct because it is not possible to know if the entire group is rude, therefore it is commonly called a misconception. Both stereotypes and misconceptions can be harmful to others or beneficial, but most of them are not as beneficial as they are harmful which not only affects the person or clique, but can also affect those surrounding by making assumptions before finding the actual character of the person or persons being afflicted with this labeling. Many presume that generalizing people is a way of

All the most frequently titled stereotypes which come from a lengthy past of previous users of black clothing. In fact many such as emo or goth is not true, the word emo itself means emotional which can also be associated with cutting of the wrists, and goth is a part of the past gothical religion which has nothing to do with the color black. Although its participants would wear darker clothing to represent the darker forces, but even still this does not determine the lifestyle of each individual who clothe themselves in black. Through the years many women who wear black have difficulties achieving their goals; for instance, a woman who clothes herself in darker colorations can become mistreated because in some cultures, a woman is supposed to wear lively colors rather than the males who wear darker clothing. In some cases women have lost job opportunities because of their stylistic choices, and the stereotypes they receive simply makes it incredibly hard for them to live the same as those who do not wear black clothes. I myself wear the color black excessively, and have been a woman who wears black since the color came into my life. Through the seventeen years lived on this earth I have experienced many typical stereotypes about the black colors that I would wear, plenty of the stereotypes given are emo, loner, satanic, and most to none were baseless and