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    nervous and worried I wouldn’t make any friends. I look over and I see a girl that sat next to me, we both gave a little smile at each other then went along with our business. Keondrane’ and I talked that first day, my first impression was this girl is shy like me. Keondrane’ is short, 5’0, she has dark brown hair and dark brown eyes. She is shy and quiet when you first meet her, but as you get to know her she is a high-spirited girl. She and I talked more and more each time we had English 102…

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    according to gender. A girl is taught different ways to adapt in a society than compared to a boy or we can say society has more norms and rules for girls and same rules and norms can be changed for boys but girls have to stick to it throughout the course of her life. Family is the first stage of gender socialization. Gender is the key point that helps parents to guide how to raise their children. Family is a primary home where children learn what means to be boy or girl. If a baby girl is born…

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    Young woman go through extremes to be those idea numbers. There are eating disorders, using laxatives and water pills to lost weight fast. By doing those things it can harm the body and is so unhealthy. There is also suicide in this profession. Young girls get rejected from hearing lose 10 pounds and get a boob job then come back. There is no fixing that harm mentally done to the lady. Depression is another thing that can come from being told how to act, what to eat. If you are blessed to have…

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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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    Steroids Vs Boys

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    this is impossible. Boys are having insecurity issues, more than girls and this is creating a huge amount of chaos around the “boy” world. Boys have insecurities just as much as girls do, and boys have self-esteem issues just as girls do as well. The stereotype that reflects upon the fact that boys are extremely confident and very pleased with how they look like, is not true. In an article online, it states that “Girls see…

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    Effects Of Love Obsession

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    effects on people young and old. A love obsession is one of the most common. The story of “Araby” is a very good example of a love obsession, the story follows a young boy in Dublin, Ireland, in the 1914, who had an innocent love obsession with a young girl. The ever changing hormones in a young person coming of age of maturity has many effects on their body. As their hormones change and they start to realize things they never noticed before, in this case the young boy noticing his friends…

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    expressed that boys should show more characteristics of leadership, masculinity, and the capability of being logical. Each of the jobs, that the boys were expected to do, have placed a large emphasis on these traits. The example “Boys are policemen. Girls are meter maids.” showed this opinion well. Men were expected to put their lives in danger and use their muscles and brain to catch bad guys, while women would not be heard of doing such a task. They were expected to just put tickets on cars.…

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    “Be the strong girl that everyone knew would make it through the worst, be that fearless girl, the one who would dare to do anything, be that independent girl who didn’t need a man; be that girl who never backed down.” Every woman is born an independent soul. She goes through her own metamorphosis starting from a caterpillar who is afraid, to flying all over the places like a butterfly. She sees the world in two different lenses. Grete, is an example of the strong and independent girl that Swift…

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    The film opens with a young man riding a motorcycle through the woods carrying a box of food items for a hermit woman living far and isolated from the nearest community. As he reaches the cabin to drop off the food and pick up his money in return, he becomes curious of the cabin and looks inside. He finds the old woman dead upon the floor of the cabin, with her arms folded on her chest and flowers covering her eyes. The young Billy Fisher quickly flees the cabin and back to town. When the local…

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    In 1939 the Elizabeth fry association of British Colombia was taken in place, the purpose of this organization was to assist and create programs for the “female offenders” and help them develop skills when transitioning back into society, (Stewart, pg.1) Like Elizabeth it would start by visiting the prison and creating changes and opportunity for these women. The foundation originally was to create programs but it became more than just a program based prison. In the 1960s women were granted care…

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