So I feel we have all gotten stereotypes, whether you are blonde, or brunette. Whether you are tall or short. But has your culture been stereotyped before? Personally mine has. Whether people see me drink a glass of water and ask me if I am drinking Vodka, or if I am going to take over the world, or ride a bear and drink more vodka is common. However I get a, "HI SWONG HIOYAH!" joke about me almost everyday.
So has your culture been stereotyped?

The region I live in does have a big stereotype (Southern U.S.), for some reason. Mostly you seen people in the Northern and Western parts of the United States, mostly in like rural areas, happen to have the old Confederate flags and have some kind of southern clothing.
For me, I'm not into stuff like that.

Well being British everyone assumes I have a top hat and monocle. This is true.

Me? Stereotyped?
All the time.

If I wear sun glasses that do not block out all of the sunlight? People think I might be smarter than normal.
If I wear colored lenses like red, blue, or green? They think I'm "a stoner".
If I wear Yellow lenses? People think I'm carrying a Gun and a Bowie Knife. (Bear minimum.)

My culture?
All the time.

I always hear how American Tourists Ruin The Scenery for many great city's.

I also hear about how american music is bad for youth everywhere.

Kinda odd but I have been referred to as a "Brute Primitive" by many if I even utter a hint of southern terminology. ("Young-ins, Learn Ya, Sugar, Boss," and many more.)

If I speak with Californian lingo I am referred to as a "Dim Witted Stoner".

That's the east and the west coasts of the U.S. covered. All south of the "I40"

Then there are the major city's like if I use any marvel comic book lingo? People make New York References and thankfully that town does not get too much hate. But still.. people expect allot of swear words from you. "Heck" they even assume it without reading a word.

Stereotypes exist.
There is no way around it.

Even Texans are all considered armed and dangerous merely because "most can shoot at the age of 12". ("State Law".)
(Hope that joke gets caught.)

Lord knows every time I play my guitar in public? I get judged. Sometimes it's a good thing that can help you score. (Yes, women. Please keep enjoying music. Please.)
Other times? You get bombarded by hate groups or religious fanatics.
Those times are terrible. (Over a song? Or is it the long hair? Or is it the Leather Pants?)

I cut my hair and wear "Air Conditioned" jeans now, and I only play my guitar on my leisure and I still have to put up with extreme behaviour when I whip out my guitar in public.

I hope everyone finds the bright sides of their own stereotypes.
Just don't drag on and on about the particular cross on your back so much that we all can practically taste it with a mere sentence. (One already suffers. why make the rest of us?)
(Joke there too. hope it worked.)
Good Luck.

Good Luck To All.
I'm done. Stick a fork in me.
Peace.

Yeah I'm pretty sure every culture on the planet has been stereotyped. I don't let it bother me though. That's life.

Barathemos : What would you describe as an unnatural American then?

Tails the Fox : Someone who is from somewhere else but became an American Citizen. They are the ones that are mostly stereotyped here.

People sometimes think I'm older because of my height sometimes but besides that that's pretty much it.

Oh yes it has been. I'm from Canada, a country of indeed polite people, but not in "excess". Also, the "famous" Canadian pronunciation (aboot) does exist... in rural communities. People from Toronto or Vancouver don't say that.

I'm also from Quebec. I've been told by people that we are nicknamed "Los Tabarnacos", as in "tabernacle", one of our swear words

i've only been sterotyped by one of my friends because we all make russian jokes toward him so he makes german and irish jokes toward me. it's all in good fun so i don't really know if it counts.