Great story. It's hard to not stereotype and have those initial knee-jerk first impressions, but it's perhaps more important to be open to changing our impressions and not have them cloud our interactions with people.
I also think this is a generally good story about how people are/ can be genuinely good rather than the negative light most media tend to share.
I also think this is a generally good story about how people are/ can be genuinely good rather than the negative light most media tend to share.
Thanks for the post!