As I was walking to the dressing room, I saw some sunglasses I liked. I decided to pick them up and try them on with my newly found outfits. I made my way to the dressing room and tried my clothes on. After I tried them on, I grabbed the clothes and headed out. I hung the clothes up and walked off to find my mom. As I was walking to find my mother, a person tapped me on my shoulders. I turned around slowly and noticed this six foot eight monster.

My stomach dropped and I began to tremble. She said in a deep voice "Excuse Me, Where are those glasses?" I didn't reply to her because I was still in shock. She said again "Excuse Me, Where are those glasses?" I said softly "On the rack I guess". No the ones you had she replied. I looked at her and said, " I don't know, I guess they are still in the dressing room".

This little incident has changed my life dearly. I learned two major things out of this experience. The first is how people can be stereotypical. How did that lady know if I had stolen those glasses? If that were the case, you would have to watch everybody that touches and item in the store. The second I learned is that people let the world make their decisions for them. If you see a black (African-American) person walking around with a two hundred dollar watch, people autom

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