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    Barbie Research Papers

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    On a hot summer day, a little girl is sitting on the living room floor with the TV rolling, playing with her new Barbie while everyone is in a light cat nap for the afternoon. Her new Barbie doll is fresh out of the box, looking pristine with her pink gown and nicely combs blonde hair. First thing first, the child takes out her collection of outfits for the dolls, now with the addition of the new doll’s assembles. She excitedly changes Barb’s glitter ball gown into a masculine yet feminine…

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    Cartoon Network viewers who are loyally watching Steven Universe season 4 is waiting for the release of Gem Harvest. What adventure or wonder waits the young boy, Steven, in Beach City this time? Will the Crystal Gems (Amethyst, Garnet and Pearl) have an interstellar battle? Previous reports indicate that Gem Harvest in Steven Universe season 4 is going to be about Thanksgiving. It is the 8th and 9th episode and it is going to run for 22 minutes. But some are wondering if this is going to be…

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    This Dark, evil place will be her grave. At least, that’s what they said. The Mysterious Man, however, has told the captured woman differently. He promised a freedom with one simple task. All she must do is defeat the three champions; Agor, Bheithir, and the worst one, death himself. The near pitch black cell was torture. It was of the purest stone, forged by the giants themselves. There was only one crack, one tiny spot where light could seep through. One tiny spot where she may get water…

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    Unrealistic Body Image

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    Aspirations for thinness can begin to impact girls at any young age. The media begins instilling the ideals of being thin, extremely thin, even in children’s shows. In one study, an overwhelming “majority of 10-year-old girls – 81% – fear being fat. Half of girls in 5th grade through 12th grade feel that magazine images have made them want to lose weight. Among girls who are of normal weight, 50-70% perceive themselves as being overweight” (ANAD). The way these girls perceive themselves will…

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    My neighbor dates this girl that we went to high school with, her name's Sharon. She’s low maintenance, beautiful and loves a good time. Her perfect tits and ass make her the envy of all the other women in town. She doesn’t dress like a tramp, but certain things Sharon wears gives you a good idea of her shape. She runs and swims and has nice muscle tone as a result. I never thought her breasts were so ample due to the baggy clothes she wore in high school. After I got a chance to see and touch…

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    As a child parents teaches their children to be doctors, athletes, and lawyers. Television teaches little girls to be princess, and that beauty is important. Well in the short story, “The Waitress” by Robert Coover is a waitress, who is agitated by the way men looked at her in an unpleasant way. This waitress is harsh, hostile, and believes she can do things on her own. The waitress was so angry with the way men looked and spoke to her that she made a wish. She wished for people to not be able…

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    Genie: A Brief Summary

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    On November 4, 1970, a young girl was found. This little girl was isolated for almost her entire life. She was forced to sit on a potty chair in a dark room with no one to interact with. She was extremely malnourished. She could barely walk or talk. She was almost always silent. This little girl was called Genie. There were a lot of doctors and psychologists that were highly interested in Genie’s story. They all were wondering the same thing: could a child who was isolated almost their entire…

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    Girls are optically discerned as Barbie dolls, this fascinates the girl to a point where they consider the doll as a representation of what they must look homogeneous to, and what the world wants them to play with. Little girls revere Barbie dolls as if they can show them how to be pulchritudinous. Barbie dolls have become the incipient role models for adolescent girls and at this time in their lives, kids are helpless in understanding that Barbie’s image is an unauthentic figure of how a woman…

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    Persuasive Essay There has been a lot of controversy over whether or not girls should or should not be able to play on boys sports teams. This has been a growing topic throughout the United States due to the growing factor of women’s equality. There are a lot of things that become risks when you throw girls in the mix with boys, which is why I believe that girls should not be allowed to play on the boy’s sports teams. I believe this statement for a number of reasons, but there is one that…

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    Before watching Miss Representation, I had never realized or paid attention to how much negativity the media has on women. I was aware of criticisms women face in their daily lives, but I really never thought there could be something stimulating those criticisms, such as the media. Women are taught at a young age that they should look a certain way and the media plays a major role in reminding women what they should look like. No matter how much we would try to avoid getting in contact with any…

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