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    written novels and shorts stories, like “The Moths” which is included in her collection of”The Moths and Other Stories.” The Moths is a coming-of-age story about a 14 year old girl who takes care of her sick abuelita. The characters of the story are the mom, the father, the girl’s older sisters, and the narrator which is the girl. The narrator is described as being different, unlike her older sisters she is selfish, disrespectful, she is not girly and has big hands and a deeper voice. She is…

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    Greer Lankton Essay

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    stood out to me in both her life and art itself was Greer Lankton. Born in 1958 as Greg Lankton, Greer grew up in suburban Illinois. The youngest child of a Presbyterian minister and his wife. Greer's earliest desire was simply to feel pretty like a girl. As a baby, she liked to put a washcloth on her head and pretend it was long hair. When she was two years old she saw a psychiatrist for the first time. A few months later, lonely and looking for a friend, Greer made herself a doll out of…

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    anything about the sport I just heard about it from my friends that were in it that enjoyed it plus I would meet new people. When I was at the district meet in Epworth I was paired with three other girls that had about the same talent as me. Throughout the eighteen holes I got to learn about these girls and the experiences they have been through during their high school careers. They were going through the same struggles I go through. The comfort of their words were like a soft blanket of…

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    animations were immensely improved. I remember seeing this movie with my family and being in love, I was only 6 at the time but it was my favorite movie and played on repeat in my play room. The third and final movie of the polly pocket series was released in 2006 and was named PollyWorld. Although the final movie was not as big as a crowd pleaser as Polly Pocket 2, it was better than the first movie. Polly pocket also released 2 video games, Electronic Polly pocket and Super Splash Island.…

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    Change In Najmah's Life

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    (AGG) Najmah is this young girl who got most of her family taken away from her, and she has learned to live with what she has, but what would you do if you had a life like hers? (BS-1) Najmah's shape changes from being a innocent child to being a mature child that has grown up before she was supposed to. After Baba-Jan and Nur leave with the Taliban, Najmah grows up to think and act like a adult. (BS-2) Najmah’s shape after becoming a boy and striving her way to her goal, which is that she has…

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    innocence in a young girl. The author, Eugenia Collier, wrote about a young girl named Lizabeth living during the Great Depression. Lizabeth faces challenges, and realizes how things can change. She starts to see beauty where she didn’t before. This is where Lizabeth starts to mature and stops with all of her childish antics. Lizabeth plants her own marigolds, turning from a child, to a young woman. Lizabeth is growing up in poverty, and she’s angry at that. But in a final lashing out at the…

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    Selfless or Superficial? High glitz, glamour and beauty may sound like every girl 's dream, but is there more to beauty pageants than what appears on the surface? Many believe beauty pageants are a wonderful opportunity for women to raise money, gain confidence, find an enjoyable hobby, and better themselves. However, others find that pageants waste money and turn women into sexual objects. Also, critics say that girls are sometimes forced into the pageants by parents and are pushed too far by…

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    Women's Equality In Sports

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    Women have struggled for years to gain equality with their male counterparts. In the 1960’s, women were expected to marry in their early 20’s and devote all of their time to domestic chores in the home. She was expected to watch after her children and have dinner ready for her husband he arrived home from work. Because of this, women had fewer opportunities in sports and were seen as inferior to men. It wasn’t until a famous tennis match in 1973 between a woman, Billie Jean King, and a man,…

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    Women In Films

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    genre treats women and men differently to the point where they are classified as either the ‘good girl’ or the ‘bad girl’ and punished accordingly (Weaver, Ménard, Cabrera, & Taylor 2013 pg. 3). Women are punished for sex in this genre, while men are more than often rewarded, although both suffer a similar fate in the end (Weaver, Ménard, Cabrera, & Taylor 2013 pg. 3). But as time has gone on, the ‘final girl’ who started out as the virginal, pure, and feminine survivor has turned into something…

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    she’s calls the “macho mores” of science (Paragraph 12). Her friends - both boys and girls - warned her that she shouldn 't be good at math: ' 'You 'll never find a boy who likes you ' '…

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