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         <title><![CDATA[Beyond Pink & Blue]]></title>
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			Family
			
			
			Both women and men can work and provide for the family and help out at home
			
			
			Women are considered housewives, whereas the men are required to work to provide for the family
			
		
		
			
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			Women and men can be any shape/size; they can look any way they’d like
			
			
			Women need to be thin, skinny, etc. Men need to be muscular, strong, big,...]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;I believe that the social hierarchy at Sullivan Heights is nearly nonexistent. This hierarchy is not based on looks, personality, or age, but rather on skill. I think that the skills that people possess are what create a social hierarchy at this school. For example, people who are athletes possess skills such as coordination and strenghth; this is more prominent than the people who possess intelligence. After that would be everyone else; the people who simply are not...]]></description>
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