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    a minority, but I was not really able to understand what that meant until I sat in every single one of my classes and felt that there was not one person I could relate to like I did in High School. There were girls in my bigger classes, but I can count on one hand the number of Mexican girls I have come across here at the Engineering School. Another reason I may not have been able to find friends I could relate with is I did not live on campus for financial reasons. Every single time I felt out of

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    Bluest Eye Whiteness

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    neighbor Rosemary, who is depicted as being a beautiful little white girl on the outside, but spiteful, petty, and childish on the inside as she repeatedly attempts to get Freida, Claudia, and Pecola in trouble (Morrison 30). This theme of beautiful on the outside but ugly on the inside persists as the novel progresses. One of the character that represents this most clearly is Maureen, a light-skinned black girl who comes to school with girls in the Winter (Morrison 62). Because of her pale skin,

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    Big eyes and beautiful dresses. Little girls all over the world look up to these so called ideal women. Disney princesses have had a significant impact on young girls from day one, but is this really a good thing? Disney princesses are such bad examples to little girls, for reasons such as, body image, dependence on men, use of black magic, and their overall character. From the moment Disney princesses are viewed, girls self esteems are lowered. Subliminal messages have been imprinted in their young

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    "Wait for me on the bed, I'll be back for a while, "The girl was sitting next to Lecter smiled at him, Lecter could not believe what he was seeing, the girl, that beautiful, sexy , attractive girl only drained a towel to cover the private like a person who lost in a dark forest without light. Then the girl stood up went to the bathroom. Lecter took a deep breath after the girl was gone. Quickly glanced around, he was stunned , he was HALF-NAKED sitting on the edge of the bed , the bed exudes a

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    self determination. This is shown when a neighbor gave Nenny, Rachel and Lucy some old high heels. They wear them and realize that their legs look longer. They also realize that wearing them attracts lewd comments from men. Which end up scaring the girls ending in them throwing them out. 2. “until then I am a red balloon, a balloon tied to an anchor”.(Cisneros 9) This is how Esperanza describes herself before she has made any friends in her new neighborhood. When she says that she is a balloon it

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    Realism In Vignettes

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    major threat to the society. Human trafficking is about selling women and teenage girls for money and further forced into prostitution. Humans are sold at much cheaper rate than the smart gadgets used in daily life. Multiple associations exist to care for domestic pets and wild life creatures whereas for humans it is still a question. The rare realistic novel Sold written by Patricia McCormick depicts the sufferings of girls and women, who are forced into prostitution. The series of Vignettes delineates

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    Alecia Beth Moore, better known for her stage name Pink, gained stardom for her edgy music and her expressive lyrics. Pink has a tough girl image, but never hides her emotions. Her tomboyish style reflects her distaste for being seen as a “pretty singer” (“Alecia”), but instead be recognized for the deeper meanings she puts into her songs. Pink states that, “Stupid Girls is meant to be taken as a lesson– that young women should aspire to be more than such pop-icon pastimes as shopping, clubbing, and

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    Toy Toys And The Toy

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    Girl toy you picked (with description) The toy I chose was located in the girl aisle labeled dolls and accessory. The toy was a miniature gourmet kitchen set. While a doll wasn’t included in the set the toy was part of a line of “Our Generation” dolls and accessories. The age range located on the toy was 3 and up. On the description of the toy it says “She can pretend to bake muffins, cookies and cupcakes and then clean up afterwards.” The toy came along with lots of pieces all being very colorful

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    a foreign who’s destiny is to wait. The further exploration of her own self continues when Esperanza is encountered with her female sexuality. The family of little feet describes this sexual realization. As a whole, the vignette offers an atmosphere of innocence and fairy tale. Later however its tone becomes perverse when after the girls prancing a man wants to sexually assault them. This is the fairy tale gone wrong or a story of the fall from innocence. It is important to note that a mother is

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    Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math: Why So Little? Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, also known as STEM, is a booming business and with its growth, huge issues of gender diversity come into play. Technological roles have been dominated by men since its existence, and the women in technology are a minority. Historically, women have been underrepresented in these fields. Because of this inequality, women are faced to overcome the male-dominated environment that is the tech

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