April 20

 In Born With It, the main character struggles with how others define him based on stereotypes, especially about appearance and identity. Throughout the film, people make assumptions about who he is and how he should act, which makes him question himself and where he belongs. This pressure causes him to feel disconnected, as if he has to choose between being true to himself or fitting into what others expect. For example, the way others react to his hair shows how something personal can become a stereotype that limits how people see him. More broadly, stereotypes like these can shape how entire cultures or groups are viewed, often reducing them to one narrow image instead of recognizing their full diversity. This can lead to misunderstanding, bias, and unfair treatment, just like the main character experiences in the film.