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    should treat boys & girls equally:-In olden days there was a conservative society. People gave more importance to boys as compared to girls. According to them boys were given importance as they had to go outside and had to do a job. so they needed more care and more strength. Girls were not allowed to go out. They had to live inside the homes and do house hold work. Boys were given education but girls were not allowed to get education as they were not allowed to do any job. Girls and boys should be

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    a certain oil on canvas portrait done by her. The painting that would haunt my thoughts was called Girl Arranging her Hair. From the minute I saw this

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    WHY GIRLS AND BOYS SHOULD’NT PLAY SPORTS TOGETHER! Girls and boys should not be in co-ed teams due to the injuries‚ fighting‚ social issues and the difference in both sexes performance. Another issue is the misunderstandings during physical contact sports‚ like football‚ rugby‚ lacrosse and hockey. Therefore girls and boys should not play sports together because it complicates and presents an unsafe environment. Usually when boys and girls play sports together major injuries occur‚ especially

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    amaica Kincaid in Girl is trying to show readers how hard it is to be a girl in the culture that the narrator is a part of. The narrator lists all the things that a girl is required to know how to do and when and how to do them. There seems to be many little things that a girl is required to know how to do and by listing all‚ or maybe just a few‚ of these things readers get a sense of how hard it may be to become a good and respected woman in the culture that the narrator is a part of. The narrator

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    The story‚ “Boys and Girls”‚ by Alice Munro illustrates the narrator and protagonist character‚ a nameless little girl‚ as a round character‚ with traits such as her endurable strength against the hardships and inequality in her own society. Thus‚ we are shown her firm views toward life‚ her rather contrasting views toward her own family members‚ and the significance of her hopes and dreams. Unlike other young girls‚ Munro’s protagonist had rather obstinate views toward life. Having grown up in

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    we both mentioned how people stereotype females when playing sports as she had mentioned that the movie Shes the man quoted‚ ‘Girls aren’t as fast‚ strong or athletic than boys’ and I have mentioned that we stereotype girls at sports as we assumed they run in a crazy matter and are worrying about their hair. Both Melanie and I also stated that we stereotype boys and girls in Disney films. This can be seen as I discussed in my speech that from the image of Belle‚ it is shown how she has a long‚ slim

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    Girl can best be analyzed by the Feminist perspective because it is about a girl who is being taught the “right” way to do things as a woman. Girl is written in the second person point of view‚ in which the reader is the girl that the speaker is speaking to and advising about how to behave. At the beginning of the short story‚ it seems that the girl is just being taught some basic rules and manners that one should always remember‚ but then the speaker throws in‚ “on Sundays try to walk like a lady

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    told me to the girls on the lower field were mine. Scanning the group‚ I noticed most girls were standing in laughing and joking in small groups‚ discussing the current events of middles school life. One girl caught my eye‚ she was standing off to the side with her mother--a heavyset girl with scrunched shoulders and hair‚ a bit knotty‚ hanging in her face. It would be hard to be a chubby girl in a running program‚ with all these stick figure middle school girls. Of the two dozen girls‚ this one needed

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    For Boys and Girls Expectations for boys and girls are extremely high in today’s society. A lot of people feel pressure in today’s society and so much so that some people feel the need to take their own lives. Some people are able to rise above societies expectations‚ but that is incredibly hard to do and not everybody is strong enough to overcome that. The pressures of society follow everyone everywhere and different people must handle it in different ways. Expectations for girls are a lot higher

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    Boys or Girls: We are all Equal Characters: Sarah: the victim Henry: the bully Sarah: ally Billy: Bystander Mr. Snodgrass: Guidance counselor Time: A school day‚ 1978 Setting: Alaska Gateway school‚ where boys thought that girls were an inconsequential part of society. Although the boys didn’t treat the girls as badly as Henry treated Sarah. After curtain: (Henry‚ wearing his extravagant cloth and his overpriced items‚ enters the class‚ squandering his money‚ followed by Sarah‚ wearing poor-quality

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