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Whistling Vivaldi Reflection

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After I have finished the book, Whistling Vivaldi, my outlook, on the stereotype threat in the United States, is broadened. Although the book, itself, is quite repetitive, each experiment depicts the clearer understanding of what Steele desires to convey to the readers. There is a significant point made that I, honestly, have never paid close attention to before. Steele (2011) remarks that “if we don’t take that part of the journey, we won’t get there at all” (217). Personally, I am an avoider. I am likely to fade myself out of the situation where I feel uncomfortable with, or at least leave some gap between myself and the tribulation, in particular, avoiding to have a conversation associated with racial profiling. Thus, I do comprehend what
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