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    Firstly, I want to say that the experiences that Feinberg had hit to home. My partner identifies as non-binary, like myself, and I have had to watch countless times as my partner is misgendered or people tell them hurtful things about their appearance, because it doesn't match their assigned gender. I have also heard about bigot doctors that didn't assist my partner due to their own bias regarding their physical characteristics. This excerpt was taken from a work in 1998, and in 2017 non-binary…

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    5). The subject of the masculine woman or the “tomboy” has never been as stigmatized as the “sissy” because, like all forms of women’s sexuality, lesbianism is never allowed to become a threatening reality. For instance, when Queen Victoria learned what a lesbian was, she completely disregarded the notion…

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    Charlie Spoon and his son, Mac, thought only boys or men needed to hunt. During the story, their opinions changed a little when Andy was the only one who brought home a kill. The reason Andy’s father wanted her there was because he thought Andy was a tomboy who would enjoy hunting. For Andy, this experience was a “coming of age”. She matured tremendously from the start of the story to the end of it. The theme of this story is how the death of an animal changed Andy’s life. When Andy first…

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    lipstick in the room was Tangee Natural” (Lee 307). Scout attempts to fit into society as a lady, by knowing types of makeup brands. As a female living in Alabama during the 1900s, one did not have these type of rights. Scout transforms from a young tomboy picking on boys into a lady who knows brands of makeup and wears…

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    Sure I’ve got all the parts, but I’ve been a stubborn, irreverent tomboy since the womb, as my Irish father would proudly attest. Despite my Irish blood, I’ve had a bit of bad luck here and there—I recently trusted the wrong guy and got derailed in my professional pursuits. But I’ve bounced back. With my shields firmly in place, I thought nothing, or no one, could touch me again. Until he did. And he just might make this tomboy do the girliest thing in the world—fall head over heels in love. Of…

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    people will judge, give an opinion, before they know anything about something or someone. In Harper Lee’s book, To Kill a Mockingbird, there are many examples of prejudice throughout the story. Whether it be with Scout being ridiculed for being a tomboy, or Boo Radley being judged without anyone ever knowing or seeing him. Even with Atticus’s case and everyone judging him for helping a black man, and even with calpurnia. There is a lot of prejudice within this book, people prejudging before…

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    By:Makalin Ticheli To Kill A Mockingbird The characters Jem and Scout in the book “ To Kill a Mockingbird” have changed over the chapters there attitudes towards each other there relationships. At the begining of the book Jem a Scout were best friends even though Scoute was younger then Jem. Scout looked up to Jem in everything that he did, she said that he was born a hero. Scout talks about Jem all the time she watches him to see how he acts and talks around adults because mind you Jem…

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    Harper Lee Book Report

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    Harper Lee, also known as the author of the Novel “To Kill a Mockingbird”, the book that made her famous was a marvelous work of literature. But what’s her backstory before she even became the author of her book?. Well I’ve been able to find as much information as possible from websites online. So here’s the information I’ve found. First, she was born on April 28, 1926, and during her childhood she lived in Alabama and a small town called Monroeville. Now Monroeville was very similar to Maycomb…

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    by his father as punishment for being arrested. He lived on Lee’s street, and is considered by some to be who Boo Radely is based off of. Lee’s childhood friends and family often described her as an unreserved tomboy during her childhood, the young narrator Scout was also an unashamed tomboy throughout the…

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    Patti Smith

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    Among the most influential people in the punk rock scene is Patti Smith. Born in Chicago in 1946 she grew up in what many would call the ‘ghetto’. As a young girl, she had problems with gender confusion. She was a very big tomboy and frankly wasn’t very attractive. She eventually moved to New York after her dreams of being an Art Teacher fell through. While living in New York, she met an artist by the name of Robert Mapplethorpe. He eventually came out as homosexual, but they kept a close…

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