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    relates to The Great Depression of the 1920s. Although that is not mentioned in the film, the main focus is poverty and how children got around few things. There was one young girl that was part of the higher class and the young boy notices how she is taken and wants to help. The whole idea behind the upper class young girl was for the other men to get a reward back from the town because of poverty. Although the film was short, it was easy to pull information…

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    reports. Worrying about Skadi, and hoping that the little fox stays out of trouble in cargo. Sighing and setting aside the report she looked at the letter sent by her father. Rereading it she dropped her head to the table in the little airport cafe. Stupid Mesume, if you would have stayed out of trouble the school would have never called him. But,could you manage that no you had to get involved when the Yakuza started to try and strong arm the girls… you thought you were done with the Sukeban…

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    From Toddlers to Teenagers In this our modern age, young girls who are into Disney and like playing with Barbie dolls want to be the prettiest of all them all, and if this continues, it becomes problematic because they no longer want to be only the prettiest of them all, but the sexiest. In the 1970s, on the Brady bunch which was a mainstream TV show back then, teen and pre-teen girl were still dressed and portrayed as cute, not hot and adorable, not sexual. Since teens now are trying to figure…

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    Everyone has heard something like “Boys don’t play with dolls!” or “That toy is for boys, not girls!”, you could have heard it from a parent, a teacher or even a child. Nowadays, if you take a walk through any toy store, you will notice two main sections: a blue one and a pink one. The blue one will most likely have, trucks, dinosaurs, astronauts, space ships, building toys, action figures and superheroes. The pink will probably have dolls, cooking kits, princesses, doll houses, teddy bears and…

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    Lindsay Lohan

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    afterwards that she had peed herself. To cover it up, she quickly doused herself with champagne. Good think Fergie! Lindsay Lohan has a long history of exposing a little too much skin while in public. While stepping out of a helicopter in Florianópolis, Brazil Lohan had a slight wardrobe malfunction. Oops! When you're known for being a party girl it's expected that you're going to have few wardrobe malfunctions. But when it ends up costing you your entire career that's a different story. Tera…

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    When analyzing The Little Mermaid, Giroux holds Ariel under scrutiny with her relationship with the men in her life and how her perfect body might lead little girls to idealize unhealthy body standards for themselves. Giroux describes Ariel as “modeled after a slightly anorexic Barbie Doll,” due to her slim figure, large breasts, and wide eyes, all which seems like too much for a sixteen year old. The two main male relationships that Ariel has are between her father, King Triton, and her love…

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    Beauty Document Analysis

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    Beauty pageants teach girls and boys to act inappropriately for attention. Marie O’Halloran, a lead writer for Irish times, declares “‘Catapulting young girls and young boys into a sexuality for which they are neither physically or cognitively ready is a form of theft’” (O'Halloran). As used in this quote, catapulting means to throw or submerge kids into situations they are not ready for. This quote explains how beauty pageants introduce boys and girls to extreme levels of sexuality and…

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    Sexism In Videogames

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    Did you know that during 2006 the ratio of girls to boys playing videogames was 38:62? In addition, over the past 8 years it has it has increased to 48:52. Even though the gaming community has always been a place for girls just as much as boys, there is still a lot of sexism in it. It has been said that by next year women will become the majority in the gaming community. Sexism in videogames is posing a problem in many more ways than one. It has created hostile gaming environments, overly…

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    you need a souvenir so people know you were really there. It will all start before they turn 10 years old. A little boy picks up a bat and his life will be changed forever. He will be the first one on his t-ball team to catch a pop-fly and the first one on his little league team to hit a ball out of the park. This kid will be determined to become a professional athlete. A little girl at the age of six, wanders…

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    society. Written in the late 60s, The Bluest Eye takes a sentiment into the lives of young black girls and how society’s perception can create devastating impressions on how they see themselves as well as the world itself. Morrison successfully creates a story around one interesting character and thus creates a transformation from what is to what could be. The word “invisible” is used to illustrate how the girls within the story felt as if they were imperceptible in the eyes of the world around…

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