I will pay for the following article Why Is the Only Good Indian a Dead Indian. The work is to be 6 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

I will pay for the following article Why Is the Only Good Indian a Dead Indian. The work is to be 6 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. Stereotypes derive from behaviours which may be observed in one, or a few members, of a particular group by members of another group.&nbsp. Instead of presenting those behaviors as having been observed in a minority, they are projected as being particular to the entire group and, indeed, as being immutable social and psychological characteristics.&nbsp. Over time, people come to believe these stereotypes as literal representations of an undeniable reality and, accordingly, perceive of and treat members of the stereotyped group from within the confines of these biased opinions.

The United States, despite its being a heterogeneous, pluralistic society with a supposedly liberal and multicultural society, is a virtual hotbed of stereotypes.&nbsp. &nbsp.There is hardly an ethnic, racial, religious or cultural group in the US which is not defined in accordance with a set of, often unflattering and negative, stereotypes. Indeed, as Slotkin (2001) maintains, the entire notion of the “melting pot,” let alone that of the “many as one,” is nothing but a myth (469).&nbsp. The various ethnic, racial, religious and cultural groups in the country have not melted into one another and are, most definitely, not one.&nbsp. They are separated by each group’s belief in its own difference from the others and by stereotypes which effectively determine the manner in which each group will be perceived of by the others. stereotypes which are ultimately founded upon the exaggerated representation of differences.&nbsp. According to Aleiss (1995) Among the many stereotyped groups in the United States, few have been so persistently perceived and treated from within the narrow, prejudicial and often erroneous confines of stereotypes as having been the American Indians/Native Americans.&nbsp. Following a brief overview of the biased views surrounding American Indians, the translation of stereotypes into actual practices shall be analyzed in relation to the military.&nbsp.&nbsp.