I cannot always help but feel uncanny when I listen foreigners or persons of mixed parentage talking about their acquisitions of identity in intricate circumstances. It seems to me like barren land not bearing any fruits they want, and, above all, Im really afraid that they wouldn't perhaps understand what they want from bottom of their hearts.
Just in my opinion, in views of cognitive economy, stereotype is totally inevitable. It'll never vanish. It must be the nature of human.
But they seem that they regard it as serious problem even like doing so to get their identities. Of course, human beings can get "Identity" only by criticising and removing "stereotypes" in the societies. it is obvious that the action must evoke the same phenomenon since the action is nothing but making a different stereotype. The stereotype would make the people in next generation do the same thing. The action reproduces this negative chain up until now and from now on, filled with cozy relations among a generation who cannot think over the next generations.
All we have to do is deserting human functions, Of course, it'll not be able to be done. But we'll be able to change our interpretation of the way of commitment to "identity".