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    questions young girls are asking not only themselves‚ but each other on a daily bases. Who or what has caused the young girls and women in our society to have these thoughts? I believe that family‚ friends‚ media and society have all contributed to the self-doubt that plagues these young girls and women. Young girls see and hear several messages when turning into women. These messages can cause irreparable damage to their young and underdeveloped minds. Messages such as being skinny‚ dressing provocatively

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    “Being a girl was equal to being in bad situation”. With reference to the text‚ show how this statement was true for women in Bhutan in the 1950s. Bhutan being a small country has less population compared to other larger countries. Girls form the major population in our country yet they are never treated equal to the boys. The life experienced by girls in the past was totally different from the life that girls in present experience. In the 1950s girls were treated very badly that every girl wished

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    A Collector of Treasures

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    attitudes some men had about women and children and how society outcast certain women based upon what happened in their lives or upon what they could or could not do. In this story‚ “The Collector of Treasures‚” Dikeledi‚ a strong and resilient characteris married to a man named Garesego who is a womanizer. Garesego believed that everything had to be about sex. He did not take care of his responsibilities as a man. Head described him as the type of man who had sex with women like dogs‚ out of canal

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    have requested their wife to all the things like housework and take care the children. Q3). What kind of “girl” is the advice intended to produce? The girl that doesn’t capable to complete different tasks when they became the women. Since most of the people think that women should have the responsibilities to finish different task like doing housework. Q4). What is the speaker’s biggest fear? She is afraid that every girl will become what she mentioned in her passage. Since they have lost

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    unfortunately true. From the day we are born‚ we are given a name and an identity: “Robin Leigh Mims‚ what a beautiful baby girl.” “She’s so cute‚ just precious.” “She’s going to be a heart-breaker one day”. Society places such a stigma on women- young women in particular. We directly correlate beauty to success‚ and femininity to meekness and weakness. Scout challenged this identity every way she knew how. She wore overalls‚ played with the boys‚ fought‚ spit and cursed all to avoid being seen

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    A Jury of Her Peers - 1

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    hold a trial and convict Minnie for the murder of her husband. Mrs. Peters and Martha Hale‚ both very observant‚ quickly take note of the obvious clues in the home but choose to not reveal them to the men. This story takes place during a time when women were made to feel inferior to men. This is ironic because the men fail to see the obvious clues‚ that the ladies are uncovering‚ that are important to their investigation. Minnie Foster Wright‚ who is the main character in the story‚ has been

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    the factory in the evening to the time they clock in again the next morning‚ leaving no opportunity for resistance to develop.’  it makes people believe more easily. (Agree) 2. Paragraph: The effects of advertisements on teenage girls and young women about femininity.  (Kilbourne‚ p. 158‚ 159‚160‚161.) Should thin‚ should have make up‚ health problems… a) ‘Primary girls are told by advertisers that what is most important about them is their perfume‚ their clothing‚ their bodies‚ their beauty…cosmetic

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    Linda Parson say about Pippi Long Stocking? (Feb 21 2010) Parson states that “in our mass-media culture we are surrounded by the vestiges of fairy tales from marketing of Disney products to the perpetuation of romance ideology‚ the binary positioning women and men‚ and women’s and girls’ obsession to manifest socially defined beauty.” Pippi Longstocking challenges this idea since she is not obsessed with her looks; she is a freckled faced red hair nine year old girl who lives on the edge. She has superhuman

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    Thin Is Beautiful

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    heavier than she currently is. Surely‚ any girl who is slightly heavier will feel negative about her image because the "popular" and "cool" characters on the show are making fun of her weight. Most any other sit-com has the same gorgeous style of women. On Will & Grace for example‚ the star playing Grace has a beautiful slim body and flaunts it from time to time. On Dharma and Greg‚ the star also has a thin body and wears smaller clothes as well. Search mostly any sit-com and surely‚ one will

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    colorado.edu/ women.rice.edu How flappers influenced women a. Flappers influence in workplace and fashion b. Impact on society at 1920’s ( Flappers were bold women) c. Others see flappers as a bad influence on society d. ndhs.org/studymode.cefinition of Flappers a. Flappers in the 1920 vs. Gibson Girl b.Background info about the 1920’s (economically) c. colorado.edu/ women.rice.edu How flappers influenced women a. Flappers influence in workplace and fashion

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