+Maria Iglesias She grew up and changed a bit like any normal person would, she is sometimes inspired by Ariana Grande but she also is her own person, stop comparing her.
Nov 5, 2011 Hart Rampage marching band & pagentry competition. Julia and I sat through the all day tournament. I thought it would be fun to make a montage ...
Ha! Yes, the Glinda dress was our school's drum major. She never tripped,
tipped or toppled the whole season! It was fun to see her flip her hair
back as part of her salute. Fun times.
'Sing sing sing'. Covered a million times, this rendition is by American
Patrol Orchestra (according to SoundHound) from the album 'Sounds of the
Big Bands, Vol. 2'
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New Ad Shows The Sneaky Ways We Keep Girls Away From Science
Young girls care about science, but by the time they're older, only a small percentage of science majors are female. This new commercial from Verizon and ...
I'm not sure what I think about this. All I'll say is that people (i prefer
to say that instead of men and women) should have access to resources and
opportunities and make their own choices. If you want to be a scientist,
then great, if don't want to be one, then great. If you're into lipstick
and w/e, then great. If you're not into lipstick and w/e, then great. One
can even be into both science and lipstick.
To be fair - boys get the exact same things that are portrayed as gender
specific in this ad. Boys don't get constant positive re-enforcement, it's
not like a boy will come in covered in mud holding a 'funny snail' and get
told they're 'pretty brilliant,' that just doesn't happen. Perhaps boys are
nudged out the door more.
I think this is one of those occasions where it's a legit gender difference
to a large degree, ask teachers and they'll say that there's always a
proportion of boys that are just stellar at maths and there's not really a
social explanation for it.
They did a study on small babies which concluded that the boys were more attracted to mechanical toys than the girls. To ignore the nature side of this nature vs nurture discussion does a dis-service.
Rather than trying to champion one sex over the other how about we just try
to reward individuals that excel, also this is completely bullshit.
The retarded funny friend, father, appealing male in media is one of the
most common characters ever today. Just look at fucking legend of Koora,
not only is the main character female, but also the police chief, the most
respected elder, and the fucking siege industry owner who is a teen along
with the very overpowered main. Their groupies are of course funny no
intellect males, overall just fantastic representation of reality ( I loved
this series while I was keeping up with it btw, my observations aren't
taken personally here ).
Original Avatar had no such poor obvious sex bias going on, the main
character was male, the very talented teachers/groupies were geniuses from
both sexes, there was a very powerful princess and prince, a couple of
badass female elite forces which dominated plot, etc, etc.
Reality is that the media has been championing women for quite a while now
and disregarding males in very sense of the word. The entire thing doesn't
play out in favor of society as a whole, in fact quite the opposite but go
ahead and keep picking teams, consequence is a beautiful concept.
Yeah, Legend of Korra seems to be a big circle jerk for female championing. There are few male characters and they are made out to be dopey or evil. From Bumi to Mako to Varrick to Bolin etc.The female characters are made out to be "girl power" type characters. Korra, Su, Toph, Lin, Opal, Asami etc.
Boys are never told, as children, to keep their clothes clean. Boys are
never told not to fiddle with wildlife at the beach. Boys are never told to
stop a project that has made their room a huge mess that mom and dad are
going to have to clean up. Boys are never told to hand powertools over to
someone who is older and more capable of using it safely. Boys in high
school never worry about their appearance.
Right?
Right. We were as kids some diry apes that build things all day long and our parents loved it . I got a cookie for each time i got into trouble or getting all dirty or even trying to use stuff without my parents supervision.
Why do we have to have this contest of "this gender has it worse"? Can't we
just recognize that there are injustices on BOTH sides and help BOTH
genders. Jesus. These pity parties are ridiculous
I 100% relate. I was pushed towards Art and Drama at school and told I
couldn't do math, science, build things, etc.
Now I use autocad daily, build furniture and wear steel caps and fluros.
Still, my parents want to know when I'll get a "real" job. Because
apparently I'm just "playing" at it, doing typically male things for my
salary. So frustrating.
NO possibility thats it's difference in the average temperament of men and women dout to brain chemistry. It has to be dumb misogynist parents playing into the patriarchy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH