Being A Girl

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    Western Civilization: The Dehumanization Of Women

    providers; women are nurturers. Men should punch back when provoked; women should be physically attractive” (The New York Times). We are taught, raised, and enforced by the gender roles that dictate our lives in american society. Young boys and young girls to grown men and women have been shamed and ridiculed by the gender roles that distinguish humans in the world, As of the quote earlier by the writer Claire Cain Miller of the New York Times, men are supposed to grow up and be the one to take action

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    'A Rhetorical Analysis Of Potty Mouth Princesses'

    There are many feminist arising in today’s society but the newest of them are very passionate about women equality, these girls are seven years old and dropping F bombs about the situation. Known as the, “Potty Mouth Princesses”, these girls make a commercial, while after almost every word, drop the F bomb to express how upset they are about the rights women are receiving compared to men. They mention how you might be shocked by their language but instead of wanting to wash their mouth out you should

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    You Are What You Eat

    skinny legs, blonde hair, and blue eyes laying on the sand of a tropical island in front of an extraordinary horizon. Although an average person would find this remarkably unbelievable, many of these girls still believe every aspect of the media and constantly judge their bodies and who they are. Young girls going through puberty

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    Why Do Girls Achieve Better Achieve Better Gcse's Than Boys

    Why do girls achieve better GCSEs than Boys? The traditional role of the supposed ‘housewife’, Cook, clean, look after the children, the husband goes to work and gets all the money. Girls began to see that there was more to just being a housewife. Many women were beginning to work. This left such an impact that many girls began to see that there was an ambition, an ambition to be an ‘independent women’. A women who achieved things on her won starting with her education. Artist like destiny’s child

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    Wrong With Cinderella

    Imagine the last time it was common for little girls in a toy store to ask their mommies for toy cars or perhaps something sporty, this type of situation is indeed fading. Instead, we find it common for little girls to run to isles that are glowing with neon pink boxes containing their favorite princess figures that they have seen in their favorite movies. Over the recent decades, society has innocently begun to adapt to the “princess” stereotype that is portrayed by corporations through constant

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    Hills Like White Elephants

    as they are “The American and the girl” (335). By making this distinction, Hemingway is giving the American more personality, in the sense that we know where he is from. Being an American makes him seem as if he has more power or more importance than just a simple girl. Naming the female character the girl is questionable, because after being impregnated, she is considered to be a woman. Although this is a widely accepted idea, Hemingway identifies her as the girl anyway. We learn nothing about her

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    Stereotypes In Mean Girls

    been brought up by these ideals. The film Mean Girls directed by Mark Waters, makes it clear that popularity and appearance is all that teenage girls need to get ahead. That females who have these characteristics will ultimately succeed in life. Not only does that give a false hope to those watching the film, but it emphasizes the effect of bullying that is shown throughout the film. Cady Heron, played by Lindsay Lohan, moves to Illinois after being in Africa for twelve years with her parents who

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    Teen Pregnancy

    (after life of the girls on 16 and pregnant and where they are with their kids). After the first episodes of 16 and Pregnant and Teen mom many more seasons began to come out; four episodes of 16 and pregnant in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012 and then leading to three seasons of Teen Mom (Teen Mom 2 and Teen Mom 3). Shortly after the shows aired it was said that girls were getting pregnant on purpose just to be on the new television show. The newly show for pregnant girls isn’t helping girls prevent pregnancy

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    Dangers Of Child Beauty Pageants

    Picture it. A beauty pageant has just ended a young girl walks off with a crown on her heavily hair sprayed hair. A wide smile on her face that has been pounded with makeup. How old is this girl? Fourteen to sixteen years old maybe?, wrong. She is 7 years old, Are children's beauty pageants damaging or beneficial? Child beauty pageants are competitions with different categories in which girls compete to be the prettiest, the most talented, or the overall best. They have been popular and have had

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    The Plight of Young Girls Living as Teenage Prostitutes

    The Plight of Young Girls Living as Teenage Prostitutes Angela Clyde October 5, 2009 Shorter College Professor Ashley Robbins Abstract In recent years there has been a surge in the number of young girls living as teenage prostitutes. The average age of a teenage prostitute today is 13 years old, and this problem has hit communities from the impoverished to the upper middle class. The lure into prostitution has captured girls that are runaways from broken homes, as

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