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    Barbie Doll Marge Piercy

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    comparing the young lady in the poem to a Barbie doll‚ the author reveals the irony of the title. The societies within America usually describe someone as beautiful if they are thin and have the perfect body‚ such as a Barbie Doll. Throughout the poem‚ the girl is presented as a passive figure that is continually put down by a society obsessed with set standards of perfection. The speaker is aware of the events taking place in the young girl’s life‚ just maybe somebody who knows her or a person observing

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    story of Esperanza and three other girls discussing theories of what hips are and what functions they have; but more importantly Cisneros is subtly exploring what kind of divide the ripening of this body feature brings. Sandra Cisneros revolves her story around Esperanza‚ her younger sister‚ Nenny‚ and her two best friends‚ sisters Lucy and Rachel‚ discussing hips while playing double-dutch. Throughout this short story Cisneros‚ through Esperanza and the girls‚ is trying to explain what hips are:

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    society. This campaign shows several girls of different races and ages doing different activities such as rock climbing‚ running‚ swimming‚ dancing‚ and reading. Next to every girls’ clip‚ there is a clip of a princess doing something similar. On the background‚ the song Be a Champion is playing. The advertisements always finish with the phrase: “For every girl that dreams big‚ there is a princess to show her that it is possible.” This advertising campaign inspires girls to dream big and encourages them

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    Toy Store

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    section. The first thing I did was to take a look at the boys section and then the girls section. The reason I split those to up is for what I found. I looked down each. When I looked down the one section it was more dark and gloomy looking. Then I walked to the other isle and looked down that one. What I seen in that isle was a much brighter isle which was lit up with bright colors. I entered the girls section first and the first color that seemed to stand out to me was the pink. The

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    The List By Siobhan Vivian

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    Eight totally different girls are on this year’s new list. Will they stay true to themselves or will the list have the power to change who they are as a person? In the book‚ The List by Siobhan Vivian‚ there is a new list produced each year. It includes one pretty girl and one ugly girl from each grade. These two girls are the most known girls in their grade. This List tends to define the girls and can either make or break their reputations. The list equals‚ todays‚ society with the judgment of others

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    Persuasive Children vs Tv

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    young boys are usually more easily influenced than young girls. First‚ one influence that has a major effect on children’s behavior is television. Believe it or not‚ T.V. plays a big role in how kids act. Shows like the Power Rangers and G.I. Joe can make boys violent and want to fight. Girls are not so easily influenced by television as boys are. Although there are some girls that want to fight along with the boys‚ for the most part‚ girls do not like those types of shows. Along with television

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    Mirabella Stage 3 Summary

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    the pack. During stage 3‚ the pack met their first purebred girls‚ who were volunteer fourth grade girls from St. Lucy’s School for Girls. The purebred girls played checkers with them‚ and were quite passive when the pack would tear up the checkers board. They even purposely made mistakes in the game to give the girls advantage! Jeanette learned how to dance‚ and had even mastered a basic form of a dance called the Charleston. The girls‚ after learning how to ride a bike‚ would take rides into town

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    Women in Pop Culture The average girl does not easily fit in to society’s view of women. It isn’t supermodels who watch reality television and read the articles on “getting a guy and dropping 20 pounds”(70). Media has become a partial cause to young girls getting eating disorders or plastic surgery just to become “prettier”. They want to become perfect. Recently‚ I opened a magazine and started to flip through the pages. It wasn’t long before I started to notice that the majority of the women

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    regretted an impulsive decision? In the story‚ “A & P” by John Updike‚ three girls walk into a supermarket wearing bikinis. The main character‚ Sammy is confused because he says‚ “... our town is five miles from a beach… we’re right in the middle of town…” (Updike‚ 17). He continues to describe and think about the girls‚ but reveals very little about his personality directly. The supermarket manager‚ Lengel‚ tells the girls that they cannot be dressed like that in the store. As the story continues

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    the town of Maycomb has a strong influence of gender prejudice. Scout‚ a six year old girl‚ doesn’t feel the need at act like a “normal” girl. The people in Maycomb often judge her for her tomboy lifestyle‚ of wearing overalls‚ playing with the boys‚ and her “boyish haircut”. Scout is defiant and is set against maturing into the standards of society. The town is pressuring and judging Scout‚ into being the girl they expect her to be. The town shows their prejudice of femininity throughout the book

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