The Other Girl

and shared it with the three girls Miss M said to one little girl that was sister, “Would you like a roll or a bread to eat?” The sister stated,” yes but can I have cheese?” Miss M stated, “No cheese today.” The other girl that was the daughter said, I found yellow cheese.” Miss M stated to daughter, “Would you like yellow. The other little girl stated yes. Miss M said,” I like yellow.” They were all friends in housekeeping area. The more Miss. M played with the girls the more she was not…

In the film, The Very Young Girls, focuses on prostitution and sexual exploitation. For example, women are treated unfairly because they are being sold as sex slaves without their consent. Instead of their pimps being arrested, the women are arrested by the police. Also, the women express the challenges they faced when they want to obtain work in the work industry. However, women have a hard time acquiring jobs because they do not acquire job training and education. Also, having a criminal…

It could however also be seen by some as a portrayal of the Aryan race which was a particularly prominent ideal at the time due to Nazi Germany's intentions. In fact, the doll that inspired Barbie, Lilli, was created by a German toy company that were known supporters of Hitler. One of the founders of the company actually describes the Lilli, doll in a similar way that those described the Aryan race, from this we can infer that her blonde-haired, blue-eyed appearance was just that. Therefore…

age of 13 where your begin year 7 and ends at the age of 18 in year 12. My high school was split into two campuses – years 7 to 9 and one and years 10 to 12 at the other. The first campus, 7 to 9, was a lot harsher about the uniform policy, skirt 10 cm above the knee, tie and top button done up, the usual stuff, and of course for the girls in particular, no makeup. This coursed some rebellious young women, like myself, to get into trouble quite a few times for breaking this useless rule. The…

Cunningham relates to that statement with,” that can leap out and get in the way of a little girl to grow up happy and trying to becoming a sustainably happy woman,”(215). Obstacles, everyone goes through them in life, but in the media, it's a bit worse for women. Advertisements and movies, don’t make it more easier for females to feel secure about…

when it comes to love and lust. Rube isn’t looking for love unlike Camron he isn’t even looking for lust, all the girls find him. Rube’s is known for the amount of girls that chase after him, “he just had to trip up a gutter and a girl would like him” (4). Even when Rube was with a…

trafficking and it made clear how women in other counties inst available comparing them to cash crop. I cant image comparing any human or animal to cash crop. Chapter thirteen was very incredibly hard for me to read over those poor young girls who had their genial cut. The act seem very cruel in so many different…

Do You Do Things Like a Girl or Do You Do Things #LikeAGirl? When asked to do something like a girl what would you do? Would you start running like you were wearing heels and worried about messing up your hair? Or would running like a girl mean giving it your all? The feminine product company, Always pinpoints the problem society has with, “Doing something like a girl.” The ad shows many different people asked to run, and throw like a girl. Older generations followed the stereotype in the…

It holds a mirror up to a young woman’s vanity and slowly reveals the destruction of self-worth that comes from comparing the normal to the unrealistic, the beautiful to the artificial. The judgment of a woman begins the moment that each young girl is introduced to a Barbie Doll, Ken Doll and all the accessories of the dollhouse fantasy life that they live in. The superficial thought that for a modern woman to have their happiness it must be based upon looking perfect in the mirror and being…

The portrayal of many stereotypes in a cliche set of fake, made up, pageant girls within Libba Bray’s novel, Beauty Queens, surprisingly moves away from this idea of satire when looking at the bare bones of the storyline. It’s a simple story of women, moving past the patriarchy they’ve been raised where beauty is everything, growing into who they truly are and celebrating their differences as humans, all while surviving being stranded on an island. However, the story does not originally start…