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It was enlightening to see the field of dancing and entertaining from the male and female perspective. Overall, both genders work hard in their profession, but in different aspects. I found it fascinating that in the documentary “La Bare,” one of the dancer’s points out that “male entertainers work harder than the female entertainers. All the females have to worry about is having nice titties and they are good to look at.” I disagree with his statement. Though the males put a lot more “stage antics” into their performance, as we saw in P.O.P, the female entertainers work hard in staying in shape and learning new routines. As I mentioned earlier, both genders work hard in their profession on different

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