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    yet a boy across the room is defending men’s rights, and after class he is slapped multiple times across the face and back because he is wearing a “MENINIST” shirt. Though the girl wants equality for her rights, she cannot claim the responsibility that comes with it, by slapping the boy and having it renowned as justified. If the boy had done the same to her, he probably would have been charged with assault and expelled. So the girl walks away unscathed because she is “oppressed”, but the boy is…

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    by their surroundings and most importantly each other. Faced with ultimate death the young boys struggle with the aspects of survival. Adapting England's democracy, the boys elect Ralph; an attractive and intelligent young man to lead the group. Ralph, who is a natural leader himself, appoints a hostile boy named Jack to hunt for the group. When the high of enjoying the island with no adults wears off the boys face the reality that they may not be found, especially if the beast like creature…

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    Vanity In Araby

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    In the story of Araby, a boy was infatuated with an older woman and he wants to make a good first impression. He asked her if she would go to the fair with him, but she can’t because she’ll be out of town. Then he told her he will go to the fair and buy her a gift. At home, he asked his uncle about the fair; therefore, he could buy something for his admirer. Although the uncle came home late, and he has forgotten about that. At that moment, the boy realized everything is ruined. He had planned…

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    The Chaser Analysis

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    In the story The Chaser, written by John Collier, the story explains about a boy named Alan who wanders into a home of a stranger who happens to represent characteristics of a magician in a way. And in this time, the boy is seeking out a way for the girl of his dreams to go out with him even though it may cost the girl to give up her life in a sense. The boy show’s no actual remorse for what he is about to do, but it’s for certain he won’t realize it until the deed is done. Of course, there are…

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    Who are you? That’s what they say to me when I dare to speak. I am not afraid to speak my mind. You are afraid of my thoughts. Telling women what they can do and not do is sexism. Sexism is being afraid to see a woman as your reflection on a mirror. When you ask me to speak in a proper tone or dress up accordingly to what is proper to you, it is sexism. Sexism is not being able to leave the house at a certain time and having a curfew. I have four brothers. They have no time limit to be out.…

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    nickel for milk at lunch. He would go around a corner and there would be this little boy that always stopped Opie. He would ask him if he had his nickle. Opie was scared and didn't know what to do and always gave this kid a nickel. One day Opie asked this boy “what if I don't give you my nickel?” the little boy replied with his fist in Opie face “I'll give you a knuckle sandwich.” So once again Opie gave the boy a nickel. Opie didn't like water and couldn't buy milk because of the bully stealing…

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    Araby 'And Mother To Son'

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    childhood and difficulties of life as adults. In “Araby,” a young boy discovers how blind and innocent he was because of his false beliefs. On the other hand, in “Mother to Son”, a mother describes the difficulties and differences that her life has been, to try and enlighten her child about how life had been for her. Joyce and Hughes present the transition…

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    toys should parents get for their children is the question for every parent? Normally, boys and girls have very separate toys with different colors, which are pink or blue. Scientists have shown many of theories about how children are socialized. Playing is one of the main components in many of these theories. It is the way that children learn the different expectations for how boys and girls act. While a boy enjoys playing with building blocks, a girl totally loves playing in a room with full…

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    Gender Stereotypes

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    with my sisters, my mother would always tell us to not play like the boys since they played “not nicely.” According to my mother, girls know how to play nicely and share, not boys. Whenever I would play in my soccer games, both my mother and father would tell me to be careful around the male players since they were stronger and bigger than me. According to my mother, girls were the ones who showed their emotions and not boys. Boys should not be crying, especially in public. However, if my…

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    represent “sweet”. The parts that are seen as “sweet” visually describe the boys affection to his father and also the bonding between the father and son. The parts that are seen as “bitter” visually describes the fathers appearance and his actions. The quote “Life is about change. Sometimes its painful, sometimes its beautiful, but most of the time its both” from the television show smallville” can be related to the poem. The boy in the poem has beautiful and painful memories with his father,…

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