I would like to share a video, "Always #Like A Girl." Some grown-ups are offered to run, fight, and throw like a girl and they do like a stereotypical girl. Then, little girls are offered to do same thing, and their response are different; they do naturally like themselves. They might be told to do like this beforehand, but I hope it is their natural response. I have read a tweet that a girl chose a black school bag and her mother asked her "is it really okay? It is supposed to for boys." and she asked "why don't girls have a black bag? Who decide that?" Grown-ups have had bias in spite of themselves. We should keep and respect their pure opinion. We might be losing something important.
I would like to share a video, "Always #Like A Girl." Some grown-ups are offered to run, fight, and throw like a girl and they do like a stereotypical girl. Then, little girls are offered to do same thing, and their response are different; they do naturally like themselves.
ReplyDeleteThey might be told to do like this beforehand, but I hope it is their natural response. I have read a tweet that a girl chose a black school bag and her mother asked her "is it really okay? It is supposed to for boys." and she asked "why don't girls have a black bag? Who decide that?" Grown-ups have had bias in spite of themselves. We should keep and respect their pure opinion. We might be losing something important.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjJQBjWYDTs&feature=share