I think that each of their thoughts are similar because they are both looking at each other for how or what they look like.This is different because they have different thoughts about each other.

Both of them are similar because they both have the thought of greeting and judging each other about their looks.

Well according to the picture it shows that they both have different comments on each other. The comments are a list of things that each person might consider dangerous about the other person. The second part of the list are comments that might exclude the negative things from the other list.

Their thoughts are similar in their own ways. They both have a few risk factors they think of each other. Each of their thoughts are similar because their bubbles are both judgmental.

Their thoughts are the same when it comes to judging each other based on their appearances but the way they see each other is very different.

their thoughts are similar because they are both afraid of all the stereotypes they have heard about black men and white men. the black men has heard many stereotypes about to the white man just as much as the white man with the black man.

In my opinion I believe that they rare both scared because they both don’t rally know what each of them are going through.

They’re different because the white guy has a checklist that has some stereotypes about African American guys, while the Black guy has stereotypes about white guys. In the white guys risk factors it includes “aggressive body language” and on the black guys risk factor, it says, “police officer.” The bubbles risk factors and mitigating factors are different.

I do believe this cartoon is realistic. Because real people judge others without even seeing them.

Yes people make judgment about other people all of the time.

Yes. I think the situation here is realistic because I too have done the same in a neighborhood I wasn’t familiar with. Also, people are judgmental of others when they first see them.

Yes, I do. I think people judge each other everything day without even realizing it. The part I dont agree on is that people make lists in their heads.

i believe that the list are different for everyone because everyone hears different stereotypes and different assumptions.

I can agree with this question. I feel like sometimes people can think similar about someone without saying anything to them. Of course there are plenty differences when being faced with someone who you aren’t familiar with and you go straight to questioning yourself about them.

i think people who live in a more populated area where they are more gangs and more crime the people are more judgmental to the civilians around them. i believe that people would assume that im a troublemaker that im just outside looking for problems. a list i make about other people can be if they are gang banger if its safe to be around but most of the time i know if you dont mess them they wont mess with you

i don think people are aware that they do this, they might not think i want to talk because i have a resting angry face and most people won approach me, i just just look for if they look friendly and if someone says it i sometimes say it back

I think they’re not fully aware of the list they make when the see others. I feel like people are comfortable judging others, first glance. Like while walking down the street you can see someone who doesn’t looks as clean as others and assume their homeless but that’s because you weren’t really aware of how you listed that person because it was just quick to think of.

Again, I don’t think people make lists in they’re head, I just think they start judging as soon as they see an unfamiliar face. When someone sees me I feel like based on what the media put out there is that Im a terrorist or a dangerous person. I usually huge people on the way they’re dressed and hygiene.

Hmm.. for me if I was outta body, I would think I look mean or having an attitude so I wouldn’t approach her. They might think I’m some type of different asian. They also might think I’m scared or something. They might think I’m younger than my age based off my clothes. They might think that I’m short as well.

The list I usually make of other people is what race are they and there height.

To be honest, the list I make when I’m walking home is kind of mean. I see a lot of homeless people, a lot of people who are disabled, a lot of people who talk to themselves and the list goes on. Most of the time when I’m walking down the street, I don’t really make a list of the other person because I’ll probably never see them again.

the choices of people change on the way they view others because they see gang related people they might be scared and act out or do something wrong.

they are similar because they are both are judging on how they look and what they are holding, one is thinking about body language the other is thinking about them humming or them being a police officer

These lists can either make you keep it pushing, or think about what the other person is going through because not everybody has it easy. Sometimes it is okay to be nice to people, Its okay to make someones day by smiling at them or having a small conversation. I know to always be nice to people in the streets because they might have it harder than me.

I feel like making lists is being stereotypical. You’re judging the person before you can see what they’re really like.

It would take you getting to know and understand who the person is. I feel that we would have to talk to each other so we could gain a stronger understanding about each other.

I feel like a full change. People greeting others, Not being so afraid because most people are really friendly, Not being stereotypical and just minding your business. I feel like a lot of people judge others just to judge them, but that doesn’t have to be the case if people just went on about their day.