IS IT SEXIST TO BUY A TOY KITCHEN FOR MY DAUGHTERS?
Are we still reinforcing stereotypes from the 1950s in the form of plastic?
Are we still reinforcing stereotypes from the 1950s in the form of plastic?
What they didn’t know about was the tearful frustration of a teenage girl who wanted to look cute in clothes that were always too short everywhere—sleeves, legs—or hung like a tent when going up a size. It was incorrectly assumed that I must be an expert at basketball and volleyball, but when the cat was out of the bag, I would hang my head in shame.