The Blue Boy

As I entered Target’s children’s department it was obvious what clothes and toys were intended for girls and boys. The girls’ clothing section, was full of vibrant colors like bright pinks, white frilly dresses, and sparkly clothing. On the hand, the boys clothing section was more neutral colors such as brown, tan, and navy blue. So as far as I could see Target is organizing the boys and girl’s department base on gender. But there was a section in the boy’s clothing area that could be gender neutral

green-emblem boy did not waste the opportunity, kicking the gun out of Alexis’s hand, causing more unwanted trauma. As she cussed profusely, the green-emblem boy ran in the opposite direction, hoping a stairwell would lead to the ground. The outdoor conditions were making it difficult to locate an exit: crackling thunder, luminous bolts of lightening, and torrential rain obscured the boy’s vision. As he surveyed the area, a flash of scarlet-red energy roared past his head. The green-emblem boy dived

brave, and strong, in their future, in the meantime they dress up as their favorite super heroes. They usually take up interests that their fathers also like, which leads to the idea of “masculine items.” Little girls are seen as the opposite of boys. They want to be involved in things their mothers do. Some enjoy playing with dolls, or makeup. Since they are “feminine”, girls are believed to wear dresses. They are drawn to princesses instead of superheroes, because the qualities of princesses

The movie “The Boy in the Blue Stripped Pajamas” is a very powerful and moving. The time period of this movie was during the Holocaust in World War 2. This movie is based off the novel, written by John Boyne. “The Boy in the Blue Stripped Pajamas” is made from history. This movie is seen throughout Bruno’s eyes, the main character. Bruno is the son of Ralph, who is a Nazi commandant. The family moves because, the father got a promotion. At the new house is where Bruno sees the farmers in his window

Dexter’s Laboratory. The show is about a young boy, Dexter, who is a genius and has his own secret laboratory. His sister, DD, is constantly wrecking his experiments. Meanwhile, he is always competing against his neighbor, Mandark, to be the smartest genius. Although, Mandark hates Dexter, he is shown chasing after DD. DD never returns his affections. The show contrasts Dexter and DD. DD is portrayed as the dumb, hyper-feminine blonde. She is blonde, has blue eyes, and her outfit is a pink unitard with

different feelings that one might have or encounter in their life. Most of these feelings are felt as a child and as a parent more often. Blue is conservative and calming in a positive aspect. But blue can also relate to sadness, lonely, cold, or depressing, in a more negative way. You feel these things when you feel betrayed, lied to, or the loss of a loved one. Blue can stimulate so many feelings depending on a situation. The Polar Express and the poem The Side of Truth stimulate different feelings

a daughter. Have you ever wondered why this happens so naturally in our heads? The correlation of pink is for girls, and blue is for boys has been driven into our minds for as long as we can remember—But why? Gender is described as, “the state of being male or female”; it has nothing to do with the biological

palettes that will include pink and blue but are not limited to a specific gender. First, I will prove that societal influence is a real thing. It starts early, usually as soon as the mother realizes that she is pregnant. Once she finds out the gender immediately the separation of boy and girls starts and the coercing begins. It is very interesting how mothers or just people in general never question the establishment. Where is it stated that a boy must wear blue and a girl must wear pink. Of course

Freedom or Starvation Blues What does it mean to actually be free? Does it mean sacrificing your basic rights? Does it mean being overshadowed by fear every single day? Afraid to vote? Afraid to walk down the street? Afraid to be shot or brutally strung up for thousands to see? Afraid just because of the color of your skin? Unfortunately, after the Civil War, this was the kind of freedom awaiting the newly freed African Americans in the New South. In Richard Wright’s “Black Boy”, a detailed memoir

question remains if Has PINK always been for girls and BLUE always been for boys? Many years ago, color choice among gender was not an issue. These days, the style or fashion very often assign pink for girls and blue for boys. Establishing characteristic colors differentiation for boys and girls has been an effort to our society. Many expectant parents these days are very much informed on what type of color to choice for the babies whether a boy or a girl. The decision maker, segregation and expert’s