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Everyone makes the stereotype that Americans are only those who look and speak like White people. It is discriminating those who do not look or speak like that. It is also offending their race, skin color, and national origin, which is against the Human Rights Article 2 and the Minnesota Human Rights Act. Another stereotype made frequently is that the poor are less valuable as a person than those who are rich, I will tell you they are completely wrong. How much money you have or how much you own will never determine how valuable you are as a person. I strongly believe we are all important and special in our own way, Though, there are people like those who make this stereotype that think differently than I do,- I agree with Article 19 of the Human bights and Amendment 1 of the Bill of lights, that it is their right to opinion and to say what they'd like and not be stopped. But it is not their right to treat there as if they weren't as good as others. we see many examples of this on the news where people in desperate need of money, whom are usually poor, are being taken advantage of and paid very little for their job. As long as they have a job, some may say that it's not a big deal, Unless you ever listen and connect with those below the poverty line or are below it yourself, you won't know what really goes on. People below the poverty line have the same needs as the rest of us. They need to pay for where they . ive, they need to buy food for their families, and they also need clothes. They have to work harder than others to afford all their necessities and support their whole family. For them, having to work hard and not -getting paid enough is extremely a big deal, Even though there are many organizations that benefit the poor in the United States, because of The stereotype that the poor are less valuable as a person than the rich, most of the society is still turning their backs to those who are poor. Article 1 in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights says that when children are born they are free and each should be treated in the same way;