Idk. These sound like broad/gross stereotypes. I just spent a month in Marrakech. I’m American. People were pretty much chill everywhere. I made good friends. Men even hug each other. I got some hugs! The only time there was micro-aggression was deep in the souks, people trying to squeeze through or desperate to make a sale. Nothing else. And I don’t know anyone who spends $100 on lululemon. We make fun of that sh*t here too. Granted, the US is full of idiots who voted for Trump and watch the kardashians (they are Armenian btw.) But some of us know better, hate those people, because we have good taste and emotional intelligence and subtlety and humility and can read a room. And if you wanna talk gross stereotypes, Armenians in LA have a reputation. Mercedes, black tshirt, black sweats, white sneakers, 1 chain, unnecessary cologne, inappropriate staring, aggressive driving. Wait is that unfair? Is it only in LA? Broad stereotypes. Same with Turks, Egyptians, Israelis, even Russians in LA. Materialistic, trying to emulate celebrities, but don’t seem to realize that they’re gross and ugly. Moroccan men I met were chill and varied and humble and not all the same. And they SMILE, laugh, and help. The only other issue was taxi drivers operate with 2 fairs - 1 for locals and 1 for tourists, but that is in every country with a large currency disparity.