As Pieterse forcefully put it in 1992; “The legacy of several hundred years of western expansion and hegemony, manifested in racism and exoticism, continues to be recycled in western culture in the stereotypical images of non-western cultures.”

Theorist Sarita Malik points out the obvious in her essay ‘The Construction of Black and Asian Ethnicities in British media (1998); “The word ‘race’ in the cultural and political terrain has almost universally been aligned with Black and Asian people, as though they are the only racial groups that ‘own’ an ethnicity… Whiteness has been naturalized, as though it is an invisible ‘norm.’ When it is of course an ethnic group like any other. 

Some of the more common stereotypes of American citizens include:

• Boastful and arrogant.
• Disrespectful of authority.
• Drunkard.
• Extravagant and wasteful.
• Generous.
• Ignorant of other countries and cultures.
• Informal.
• Insensitive.

Stereotypes in mexico: 

Hispanic Americans, like many other minority groups in the US, have long suffered from the effects of racial stereotyping. Typical stereotypes include: 

• The Greaser, 
• The Lazy Mexican, 
• The Latin Lover, the Mamacita, 
• Maids, slum dwellers, 
• Drug addicts, 
• Gang bangers,
•  Feisty Latinas, 
• The Mexican Spitfire,
•  And the Exotica.

Uk:

• They love the royal family 
• They have terrible food 
• All British people are English
• British people are rude 
• They are permanently wet 
• Everyone has a charming accent like the English folk on the tv