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Questions:

• Define counter-narrative: Begin by providing a clear definition of a counter-narrative. Explain its purpose and significance in Ethnic Studies.
• Example: Share a brief example of a counter-narrative that you have encountered. Explain how it challenges stereotypes or misconceptions about who you are.
• Clearly state the stereotype or misconception you wish to challenge in your counter-narrative. Describe how it has influenced public perception and affected you.
• Use specific examples that demonstrate how you overcame the challenge highlighting your, achievements, contributions, and resilience.
• Organize your thoughts and mention a cohesive narrative that challenges the stereotype or misconception you identified. Ensure that your narrative is supported by examples.
• Use descriptive language and storytelling techniques to engage the reader and mention a vivid picture of the community's experiences and achievements.
• Focus on how you or the community was empowered and highlight your personal agency, rather than reinforcing negative stereotypes. Personal agency is when a person takes control of the situation, owning their own power and taking responsibility for their own thinking and decision-making.