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Nady [450]2 years ago

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In her words, it removes the possibility that we are similar to others in any way, also creates "no possibility of a connection as human equals."

She goes further to say, "The single story creates stereotypes...The consequence of a single is this: it robs people of dignity."

Thus, we could infer from Adichie's comments that when others view us differently than we view ourselves it reduces our self-respect or dignity.

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