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    Girl Power vs. Boy Power

    Essay: Girl power or Boy power ! The way I figured it out, everyone has the same point of view about girls. Like, how we jump into conclusion too quickly when we see our boyfriend talk to another girl, that we gaze at ourselves in the mirror at every opportunity we get, that it takes us an eternity to decide between the soup or salad or that we don’t understand why the quarter back is running one way when we are watching hockey. I have to admit that most of it is true but not all girls are

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    Girl with a Pearl Earring - Final Draft

    Feature Article Forbidden Love The novel Girl with a Pearl Earring should definitely be included on the Novel Ideas book club reading list. Elyshia Hickey reveals why this fascinating, historical and romantic story will appeal to an adolescent audience, as it explores the theme of sensual awakening. Set in 17th century Delft, Chevalier’s novel explores the deep but forbidden love between a young maid and her master. The author’s clever combination of an intriguing story, remarkable characters

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    Photoshop

    society wants the perfect girl on the cover of their magazines. When publishers are coming up empty handed with these “perfect women”, they are turning to technology. Photoshop is a tool that editors are using on models to make them look more appealing. This may include thinning, enhancing, removing, and highlighting different parts of the model’s image. Images of beautiful women being altered and cropped to perfection is what young girls are seeing as a reality. Teenage girls are primarily influenced

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    Feminist Ethics of Care

    morality in terms of self-chosen universal principals of justice. This is the highest level of maturity (FEC pg85). Kohlberg maid this claim, another very popular one was by Carol Gilligan, another Harvard psychologist who made the statement that girls had a “different voice” when it came to conducting her own tests on the same type of studies. She found her female subjects of her case study to think about relationships and connection. They weren’t focused entirely on abstract reasoning but were

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    Feminism

    twentieth century, the age of consent, the legal age at which a girl could consent to sexual relations, was in most states the age of ten or twelve. In one state, Delaware, the age of consent was as low as seven years. In the late nineteenth century, women reformers sought to raise the age of consent to sixteen years. The campaign consisted of mostly white middle class women who believed male sexual privilege was dangerous toward the young girls who men took advantage of. In the late nineteenth century

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    Waeqw

    In “Araby” by James Joyce, the narrator becomes infatuated with his best friend’s sister after meeting her for the first time. The narrator wants to invite the girl to the Araby. However, he gets rejected as the girl has a religion obligation. The narrator decides to go to the Araby himself because he wants to get a present for the girl. He realizes the true notion of love and romance as he walks through the stores at the Araby. The narrator learns the different between the love in reality and the

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    Play Analysis for Colored Girls

    For Colored Girls Play Analysis For Colored Girls is a play written by Ntozake Shange at the peak of the black feminist movement, in 1975. It is a collection of poems that tell the story of seven women of color and how their lives interconnect. The play deal with deep subject matter such as rape, abortions, domestic abuse, and faith, as is delves into the lives of these women. The play ends as all of the women come together with an empowering scene about the strength in womanhood. How do struggles

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    I Saw the Devil

    I Saw the Devil “Somehow our devils are never quite what we expect when we meet them face to face”. The priest’s words echoed loudly inside of the holy church. I looked at the people around me. “He could be here” I thought. “He could be everywhere. Those fools don’t have a clue about what they are against. The priest continued: “May the devil make a ladder your bones – While he is picking apples in the garden of Hell”. I looked at the priest with a feeling of relief. I already knew that. I found

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    Growing Up

    Growing up To grow up is a concept that I find hard to explain. It’s hard to draw a line between the process of growing up and be a grown up, suddenly you just are. When I was a little girl, I always dreamt about how it would be when I grew up and became a big girl. Now I find it hard to tell where time went and how I became the person I am today. When you grow up, you will gradually take more responsibility of yourself and the people around you. Your parents will let you make your own decisions

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    Descriptive Paper

    A young woman named Jessie had a special place where she would go. In the beginning she did it solely for the exercise of hiking up that grassy hill, soon becoming much more. It became her sanctuary, home away from home, maybe even a little piece of heaven. Within this place she could be at peace with herself. It was just her, nature, and occasionally her favorite pet Secret. Secret was a gorgeous, ginormous brown and white donkey with big gentle brown eyes that could see into a person’s soul.

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