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Overcoming societal stereotypes from "summary" of The Blind Side by Michael Lewis
In the world of football, the stereotypes are loud and clear. The big, strong, and tough players are expected to excel on the field. They are supposed to be the ones who make the game-changing plays and dominate their opponents. These stereotypes are deeply ingrained in the minds of coaches, scouts, and fans alike. However, in reality, there are players who do not fit into these preconceived notions but still manage to make a significant impact on the game. One such player is Michael Oher, who defies the societal stereotypes of what a football player should look like. Standing at 6'5" and weighing over 300 pounds, Michael is an imposing figure on the field. However, what sets him apart is not just his physical attributes but also his intelligence, kindness, and resilience. Despite growing up in a disadvantaged neighborhood and facing numerous challenges along the way, Michael proves that he is more than just a stereotype. Through his journey, Michael challenges the...
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