The short film Born With It shows how stereotypes can shape the way people see others and even how individuals see themselves. Reflect on the main character’s experience and explain how stereotypes impacted his identity and sense of belonging. Then, connect this to a broader idea: how can stereotypes influence the way a culture or group is understood by others? Use specific examples from the film to support your response

 From all the students telling him he has aids he does ignore it and talks back to the one behind him saying this but it does ponder in his head if he really does have it and till he meets his new friend, his friend and him went to the computer to search it up and sees and believes only those of his race have aids and instantly believes it even setting distance from his home and a bit from his mother.

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