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    who the author and gives them a sense of the writer’s personality. Tone tells the reader why the author is writing about their chosen subject. Both Barry and Pollitt are comparing the differences in men and women but their reasons for it and outlook about it vary greatly. Barry seems to celebrate these differences and make light of them while Pollitt explores the causes and effects of the differences. Katha Pollitt’s is most effective at revealing herself and her views through the tone of her essay

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    Katha Pollitt Gender roles are not always prominent in a child’s life. Sometimes their parents influence how a child will grow up and act due to the way that they teach them to be at such a young age. However‚ when it comes to Katha Pollitt’s article‚ I do agree with her when she states that feminism does have a “natural limit”. When the subject of a natural limit to feminism is brought up‚ the idea of where the influence of this comes from comes to my mind. When it comes to parental

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    pink clothes and boys in blue. But they are just kids who behave almost in the same way‚ and their beliefs are changing with growing up. The only difference between them is their anatomy. Through genes‚ masculine and feminine traits are physically different. The mostly common stereotype is that girls should play with a doll‚ take dance lessons and be a nurse‚ not a doctor because it is a male profession. Why stereotypes are most important factors in our society to distinguish boys from girls? Following

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    Why Boys Don’t Play With Dolls Katha Pollitt Pollitt‚ an award-winning poet‚ is also well known as a liberal essayist for The Nation. She contends that much of her writing argues for "women’s entitlement to full human rights‚" and this essay‚ "Why Boys Don’t Play with Dolls‚” certainly was written in that vein. She has a well-deserved reputation for dismantling bad arguments by exposing the faulty logic and poor use of evidence of many of today’s’ cultural critics. This piece‚ first published

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    portrays a very strong message‚ that most cannot understand. The articles of “Why Boys Don’t Play with Dolls” by Katha Pollitt and “Ultimate: Disney Princess Castle: Your Time is Up” by Hanna Rosin‚ both demonstrate how children are placed into labels based on the toys they play with and how they most “act” their own physical gender. In the article “Why Boys Don’t Play with Dolls‚” Pollitt explains the research that suggests boys and

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    Not Just Child’s Play Gender bias is a greatly debated topic in today’s society. Though people often focus on the roles of men and women in the working world‚ these biases begin in the home. From childhood‚ parents‚ even if unintentionally‚ instill certain gender roles in their children. As demonstrated in the articles "Why Boys Don’t Play With Dolls" by Pollitt‚ "Little Boy Pink" by Moore‚ and "The Gender Blur" by Blum‚ parental figures control every aspect of their children’s lives from clothes

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    The passage "Why Boys Don’t Play with Dolls" by Katha Pollit is mainly about society and stereotypes. Which include how girls tend to ne feminine and usually play with dolls‚ clothes and pink shoes that are usually for girls. Others find this hard to believe that boys might not understand that their toys consist of just trucks and action figures. Others fail to see that there was a women’s movement and many people were against it. People are not just born with the connection to a certain color

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    Katha Pollitt‚ writer of “What’s Wrong with Gay Marriage?” depicts several reasons why people oppose to same sex marriage and among them‚ the most controversial reason is religion. Even though societies may think legalizing gay marriage will provide established homes for children who are left in orphanages and add financial earnings to state‚ marriage as it is‚ is between a man and a woman. Objection to gay marriage are based on religious prejudgment because a marriage of a man and a women is sacred

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    KATTHA INTRODUCTION Kattha & cutch are extracted from wood of Khair tree. Acacia is the botanical name of this tree and it has different varieties like Acacia Sundra‚ Acacia Catechuoides & Acacia Catechu. These species of tree are mainly concentrated in Uttar Pradesh‚ Bihar‚ Rajasthan‚ Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh. The preferred locations are either UP or Bihar. Manufacture of Kattha is an important forest-based traditional industry in India. The Central Forest Research Institute has developed

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    On March 3rd‚ I went to a play called Boys Will Be Boys in UNI’s Interpreters Theatre. I initially went because a friend of mine was in it and they asked me to attend. I was excited because i’ve only seen plays done by Theatre UNI‚ so it would be a nice change to see a smaller scale production. The theatre is located in Lang Hall. It was a very intimate theatre with little to no staging. The actors had to rely solely on a few props and their ability to act. The play was written by a UNI grad student

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