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    products than Wal-Mart. The clothing for both boys and girls sections are close together. I noticed that there are articles of clothing that are similar for boys and girls, but they are called different names to make them more masculine or feminine. For example, shirts for girls are called fashion tops and just shirts for boys. Some patterns that I saw in the clothing/toys is that for almost each advertisement or label had a picture of a boy or a girl to indicate which toy or clothing is meant for which

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    This week’s reflection is on a book titled Girls Like Us and it is authored by Rachel Lloyd. The cover also says “fighting for a world where girls not for sale”. After reading that title I had a feeling this book was going to be about girls being prostituted at a young age and after reading prologue I sadly realized I was right in my prediction. The prologue starts with the description about a girl who likes swimming, SpongeBob, Mexican food, writing poetry and getting her nails painted. To a normal

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    Not so long ago, there was a time that men 's dominance and superiority over women was the social norm. Men were the accepted authorities in any relationship and held all the say. In the two stories, "The Yellow Wallpaper", and "Desiree 's Baby", the female protagonists are portrayed as weak characters who are heavily dependent on their husbands for everything. Without the men in their lives, the women would be essentially helpless. But the authors of these two stores were nothing like their characters

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    sweater, I had just become public enemy number one. I wouldn’t be surprised if my face wasn’t on every post office’s wall or the G-Men weren’t surrounding me with Tommy Guns. Trouble didn’t start until I was in the bathroom and several of the popular girls cornered me. “Maybe someone didn’t tell you yet, Newton,” Mildred said, hotly and pushed my shoulder. “Dale Yates has someone he’s sweet on and that someone is me. If you know what’s good for you, you will stay away from him and never let me see

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    The Death Of A Fountain

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    It was hot. So hot, that sweat caused clothes clung to all skin it came into contact with. This sweat was dripping off her as if it was forced water cascading from a small opening at the top of the head of a statue standing in the center of a fountain. However, it wasn’t a statue standing in the center of a fountain, but a small child on her knees leaning up against a wall. If this was not the worst bed bell dream a child receive as a gift, then the horror that came next to mind was told true.

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    If you turn on the television or flip through a fashion magazine, it is very likely you will presented with many displays of hypersexualization of girls and women in advertising images and in media. There are many components to sexualization. It occurs, according to the American Psychological Association, when “a person’s value comes only from his or her sexual appeal or behavior, to the exclusion of other characteristics.” This person is held to a standard that equates physical attractiveness with

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    All the harbor girls whispered in delight; gossiping, speculating and wondering who would land the first date with this new guy. Rumors had it that he had started work at the newly opened First National, the harbor’s first modern grocery store. Oh sure, there were fish markets and butcher shops and the likes, but mostly, folks had milk, cheese and butter delivered, and the majority of women made their own bread and put up their own vegetables and preserves. However, now with this new grocery store

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    that bright June day the hurry and spring in the pretty redhead’s step had a teeny bit to do with what her best friend, Sylvia, had told her earlier that same morning: someone new had come to town; a handsome, mysterious young man. All the harbor girls whispered in delight; gossiping, speculating and wondering who would land the first date with this new guy. Rumors had it that he had started work at the newly opened First National, the harbor’s first modern grocery store. Oh sure, there were fish

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    Mothers and Daughters

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    half-sisters, Jing-mei finds her heritage and identity. In the poem “Hanging Fire” is written from a point of view of a 14 year old girl who is worried about her life ending to early and seems to be impatient about when her life will start to turn around and go the right away. The first and second line “I am fourteen and my skin has betrayed me” means that this girl believes she is missing out on things because she is not white. Many young children are unaware of their race and how they can become

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    Over the course of four days, I’ve observed numerous acts of deviance from members of our society. The ones that stood out to me the most were as follows... April 1, 2016- In the Tanger Outlets, I observed a woman deliberately skip a line of at least 10 people. This caused negative spontaneous reactions from everyone in line. As I was waiting in line to pay for my shirt, a woman walked right ahead of everyone who was already in line and then went to the next available cashier. Immediately, the first

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