“You throw like a girl.” I still remember the confusion and frustration I felt the day a boy in my Sunday school class jeered at me for my inability to throw the baseball as far as he could. Why did being a girl change my ability to play baseball? As a naive seven year old girl, I was unaware of the insulting yet common stereotypes reputed at girls everyday. Even though women can vote, go to college, and support themselves, gender roles and standards still linger. The gender bias remains a problem in the world today, but especially in schools, workplaces, and churches. At a young age, girls and boys start thinking about what they want to study when they grow up. For example, my friend Alicia wanted to be President. One day in school, the class
