It's indeed concerning that knowing one person's stance on a single issue often allows us to predict their entire belief system. This echo chamber effect suggests our consumption of news and opinions is not diverse enough and we use it to merely reinforces our biases.
This made me think of Chappell Roan, who I hadn't heard of until last week when my daughter mentioned her to me.
I like your advice of highlighting the parts of you that break stereotypes. That's probably helpful in writing to break through the noise. If you sound like everyone else why should anyone pay attention?
It's indeed concerning that knowing one person's stance on a single issue often allows us to predict their entire belief system. This echo chamber effect suggests our consumption of news and opinions is not diverse enough and we use it to merely reinforces our biases.
This made me think of Chappell Roan, who I hadn't heard of until last week when my daughter mentioned her to me.
I like your advice of highlighting the parts of you that break stereotypes. That's probably helpful in writing to break through the noise. If you sound like everyone else why should anyone pay attention?