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our society's ideal of normal so they can sell. Believing that children (manly boys) will only want to play with male action figures is a great example of Mannheim’s ideology.
Chapter three stay with me the most because I seen how excluding a female character effected my daughter. I love Star Wars: The Force Awakens, because a woman, and every movie before played the newest Jedi that men were the Jedi. My daughter also feel I love with the idea of a female Jedi and wanted an action figure, when we found out it was not possible because they didn't exist my daughter was visibly upset and wanted to know why nobody made Ray. To make social change in the way society sees and views women is by starting by teaching the boys and girls at a young

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