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    think people join beauty pageants? What is the purpose? They cause stress and by the end of it‚ heartbreak. Everybody that competes in them just looks like a plastic barbie doll. At the end of the day‚ contestants start feeling like one also. Most of the time they step on people’s self esteem and make them feel worthless‚ even the ones for children‚ possibly for the rest of their life. Beauty pageants should no longer persist in America due to its outcome on most beauty pageant contestants and their

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    What motivates parents to enter their children in beauty pageants? This article answers that question by describing Achievement By Proxy Disorder‚ or ABPD‚ and how parental motivation changes from wanting to see their child succeed on their own to demanding their child to win competitions for the parents’ satisfaction. The article also answers the question as to how parents of pageant contestants treat their children through interviews with pageant parents and observations of reality tv shows by

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    putting a child for adoption can be a solution‚ the guarantee for every child to be adopted is inconceivable. According to National Adoption Center‚ as of 2003 514‚000 children were put into the foster care system nationally. Even though 52‚000 were adopted‚ an additional 115‚000 wait to be adopted. The amount of time these children stay in foster care; 18 percent will stay less than a month‚ 32 percent will be in care for 1 to 11 months‚ 20 percent is 12 to 23 months‚ 11 percent is 24 to 35 months

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    * Birthrate‚ infant mortality rate‚ health care and longevity Inequality between birth and death rates * In the past‚ the birth and death rates were equal‚ which kept the population at a balance. Several decades ago‚ people may have had many children‚ but mortality and other factors caused them to die before the age of 5. Currently‚ people are living longer‚ causing an increase in birth rates‚ but a decrease in death rates. Food production * Technology has allowed farmers to increase food

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    17 April 2012 The Negative Side to Beauty Pageants in Children’s Lives Two hours before the pageant‚ in a crowded hotel room‚ a mother and her two daughters are rushing to accomplish all of the last minute tasks. The stressed mother is doing her best to keep the youngest child calm and in her seat while she gets her extensions put in and her hair plastered into the style of the day. The little girl is screaming because her head hurts from her hair being yanked on and she is sick of sitting in

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    English 101 March 21‚ 2013 In the story the Hunter’s in the Snow‚ the three protagonists were bickering throughout the entire morning. One of the main characters‚ Tub‚ shot his friend Kenny due to reflex‚ after Kenny had shot a dog in the head. Kenny had provoked Tub‚ with what most would consider an idle threat‚ however Tub had responded by shooting his friend in the stomach. Some might argue that Tub’s reaction was justified due to Kenny’s earlier recklessness; this suggestion is not accurate

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    Argumentative Essay Draft 1 Child beauty pageants lead to children’ serious mental and health issues According to a recent study conducted by (AACA) American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry‚ exploitation in child beauty pageants can ruin a girl’s self-esteem forever and can be dangerous for their physiological turmoil. Despite children’s parents’ desire to focus their children’s attention on outward appearance‚ beauty and fashion‚ child beauty pageants are risk factors for severe psychological

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    scholarships to winners and now to all the women who compete as well. Transitioning from simple contest of beauty‚ it has become become one of the largest providers of scholarships for young women in America. Testing contestants on current events‚ public speaking‚ talents and fitness‚ women must be well verse in all of these categories to compete in the pageant. Competing in beauty pageants‚ women are encouraged to better themselves by obtaining these qualities and sharpening them. Each year the

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    The value in child beauty pageants is extremely difficult to find‚ partly because it doesn’t exist. The industry is responsible for confidence issues in millions of participants that can’t seem to win the ‘Grand Supreme Title’ or the “Prettiest Smile Award.’ As quoted by Andrews‚ “experts see a clear association between these types of events and the development of body image problems‚ eating disorders‚ and depression” (1). The young participants are resulting to harmful act to relieve the pain the

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    children might be more concerned with developing their looks than with developing their internal selves “Good Morning America.” Not only do children who compete in pageants measure their self-worth by their looks‚ they are in for a downfall if they don’t stay as pretty when they grow up‚ says Brown. University of Arizona‚ said at PsychologyToday.com that it’s not uncommon for teens who used to be in pageants to develop eating disorders and have body image problems. The average cost of

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