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    Child Beauty Pageants: Moral or Immoral? In today’s society, beauty is deemed mostly as physical appearance especially for women. Movies, billboards, and magazines all exhibit attractive people, beauty must be everything. In the competitive world of Beauty Pageants, rivalry for the most beautiful girl is most relevant. Pageants are becoming extremely popular, particularly child beauty pageants due to the diversity that pageants offer. There is a spectrum of pageants in which contestants can…

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    Imagine being deprived of your childhood to become a living breathing Barbie and being forced to grow up at a young age. This exact situation is happening to thousands of young girls, under the age of 13 when they start participating in beauty pageants. Beauty pageants for girls under the age of 13 should be illegal, due to all the long lasting consequences they can have on them. In France, recently, the government has voted to ban beauty pageants for girls under 13. In addition, anyone who is…

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    Toddlers And Tiaras Essay

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    Toddlers & Tiaras Gender and sex are considered to be interchangeable but gender and sex have two different meanings. Sex is determined by our biology and gender is the aspects of our character and mental and emotional capabilities related to whether we are physiologically men or women (Sapiro 1998). Physical attributes are what determine our gender in the eyes of society and it is what limits the opportunity of improvement for men and women. Little girls and little boys start to develop gender…

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    participants are all between the ages of 2 and 18. ("Child Beauty Pageant Statistics") The children show off their talents, formal wear, bathing suits, and a few other things. Most everyone in the beauty pageant community have great things to say about the contests. With so many contestants…

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    Beauty Pageants in society Child beauty pageants are used to make profit while pushing the children to start using semi-sexualized adult customs, that at their age cannot fully understand the consequences of those actions and grow up believing the message that physical appearance is all that is important to succeed in life. Unrealistic beauty standards push us to become unhappy and ashamed of ourselves children involved in beauty pageants might grow up to be self-centered people who don 't…

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    appearance” (2). By having them focus on their outer beauty, they undermine qualities such as kindness, intelligence and the ability to understand that everyone is different. Because being attractive is a major way a young girl can most certainly win a contest, and adding the factor that they are still young and around that age they’re still developing their perspectives, they will start to believe that their physical appearance is the main way to succeed in the real world. When rejected, this…

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    journey, it demonstrates the talents of many women across the country. Beside their image, their story to get the crown is the most inspirational of all because each of them are unique. Beauty Pageants are contests that many people categorize them as sexist. The reason why is because 75% of the contests point is based on the appearances of the young women or a little girl. For women in this society, the way that they…

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    queen? Then when the boss of the construction site comes over to the cane to ask what Marge was doing since she was obviously doing something wrong. He asked the women where Marge was and she began to answer the question before going off topic and staring off into an invisible crowd I guess. She begins by saying "I 'm sorta Marge we both like to drives a stick, we both like to save money on car insurance, and we both feel integrity, such as, that of healthcare in the America of the U.S. and…

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    Are Beauty Pageants Worth

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    introduce a face to the faceless troubles of racism, handicaps and illnesses. People believe that pageants are a great thing but in all reality they aren 't. The scholarships and politics of it all is pointless. All of what it takes to be in a beauty contest could have been useful in other ways. Being in pageants is not worth the time or day or price. A major thing in beauty pageants is that its waste of time and distance. In the following states there is no laws that states beauty pageants are…

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    Artificial beauty, confidence, and eating disorders are a few things that may come to mind when talking about beauty pageants. Beauty pageants have been around since Ancient Greece, but didn’t start becoming popular until 1960s. (Nussbaum, 1) “A beauty pageant is operated in a couple of ways, either corporate sponsors, where the competitors must meet eligibility requirements to participate, or the second way is by putting the responsibility on the participants. The applicants are responsible for…

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