Substance Abuse: Parents, What Are You Doing to Stop the Cycle of Stereotypes in Your Children?
Question by Just Little Old Me: Parents, what are you doing to stop the cycle of stereotypes in your children?
“Rich raise spoiled, rotten brats”
“Welfare families do not take care of their own in favor of substance abuse”
“Rich provide better educations for their children”
“Poorer families remain uneducated”
That is the short list, toss in ethnic background, sex, age, religion, etc.
Best answer:
Answer by Aloishus W
I’m keeping this one:
“Rich provide better educations for their children”
As for the spoiled rotten brats, that will be tough, but I’m so cheap I don’t expect my kids will feel like they are spoiled – they’ll probably feel deprived.
Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!
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