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    The Girl Of A Girl

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    starts off with a girl. A socially awkward girl with braces frizzy hair and oily skin. While being socially awkward she still had friends although I 'll be at that they were from the non-popular variety. All she wanted was to be like the other girls or the girls that she sees in the magazines she wanted sleepovers she wanted the cute boyfriends and she wanted that picture perfect teen bop face. The girl grew up the braces came off the skin cleared but yet she was still insecure. The girl made a boy he

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    “Boys and Girls” is a short story written by Alice Munro in 1964. The story takes place on a fox farm in the midst of a typical family: one father, one mother, a son, and a daughter. The protagonist, an unnamed daughter, helps her father look after the foxes that he raises for pelts, and she does the manual labor just like any hired hand. She takes pride in her work and sees usual house work done by her mother as constricting and stuffy. One day the mare horse named Flora, who was meant to be

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    Girls, girls, girls! It seems that today that is all that is talked about, how girls should rule the world, girls can be powerful, and the girls need to shatter that glass ceiling. Society wants our girls to change the world, to be powerful, and at some times be soupier. When parenting a daughter, these concepts for growing a strong, independent woman are beneficial, but what about parenting a son? Today, it seems that the world is really a bad place to grow up being a boy. The boys are seen as

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    Boys and Girls, written by Alice Munro in 1931, is a short story that discusses the journey of a girl who transcends the concept of gender roles in her youth by believing herself to be characterized by not her gender, but instead her interests, capabilities, and responsibilities in regard to her support in running her father’s fox farming business at home. Throughout the story, the nameless narrator supplies the reader with a multitude of details that explain and explore the social constraints of

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    In Alice Munro short story “Boys and Girls” is about a young girl confused in life about herself maturing into a young women that takes place on a fox farm in Jubilee, Ontario, Canada with her parents and her younger brother. The character of the young girl that is not specified by a name in the story is struggling with the roles that are expected by her peers of a young women in the 1940’s. This young girl has been helping her father on the fox farm for many years in which brought so much of a joy

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    Comparing and Contrasting “If and Girl” Introduction: In “Girl by Jamaica Kincaid” and “If by Rudyard Kipling” are two poems that a girl and boy that have a odd lifestyle. “Girl” is about a girl who has a mother that wants her to do anything that her daughter doesn’t want to do and in “If” there is a boy that has a father that is encouraging and he is being told stuff by his dad. They both have a similar thing, they are both poems and their endings aren’t the same, different. Similarity of Difference

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    If someone told me when I was a little girl that I would help change America, I would have never believed them. I mean, I was 10 years old then. I had long brown hair and wore dresses down to my ankles. I stayed at home all day with Mama, baking and watching my siblings. I did not have an idol, someone to look up to. Well, not until I met a flapper. “Look, look! There she is, Clara Bow,” Grace cried. We were standing outside the Cotton Club, a speakeasy on 142nd Street. Me, Grace, and Lucy had finished

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    gender has evolved. In the story Boys and Girls by Alice Munro relatively has a direct message which is the constant battle of gender stereotypes. The audience is reading through the point of view of the main character, which is a girl, and her frustration she feels. Through the young girl’s experience, Alice Munro is able to show the readers the role of stereotypes or expectations that a female has to fulfill. The main character’s mother believes that the girl is best fit in the kitchen aiding her

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    decades there have been noted differences in the educational realm pertaining to gender. Some debate over the differences in learning style with boys and girls. Others conclude that teachers teach and treat boys and girls differently. Society and other factors can influence and cause discrepancies in the overall educational attainment for boys and girls. Historically men have lead the race in educational achievement. However, since the eighties, women have started to be coequals with their male counterparts

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    Girl Empowerment From my perspective, service learning is an educational approach that combines community service, personal experience, and learning to meet societal needs. Gender equality is the state in which access to rights or opportunities is unaffected by gender. It is an issue that is really important to me and that I would be willing to offer my services to see a change. People of my age and financial status could work with different organizations that promote opportunities for young

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