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Lisa D

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8. "Summarize the concept of objectificaton"

Reply to redqueen (Reply #7)

Fri Jan 13, 2012, 01:03 PM

Jan 2012

That's the key, but how do we do it? And how do we do it early enough so that people who have grown up with it don't just shrug it off because they've been immersed in it through the media, etc.

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strip them naked, cover them from head to toe. extremes. with the same results. seabeyond Jan 2012 #1

i think there is a difference La Lioness Priyanka Jan 2012 #3

i am not talking about the mere choice of clothes. i am talking about a society seabeyond Jan 2012 #4

one form of control is beyond the ability of women to resist La Lioness Priyanka Jan 2012 #5

ok. with the same, end, result. they both hurt women. nt seabeyond Jan 2012 #6

the end is nowhere near the same La Lioness Priyanka Jan 2012 #10

as are you, ignoring many many reason there are substantial difference beyond religion. seabeyond Jan 2012 #11

I have found that women are treated as sexual objects tabatha Jan 2012 #2

How is that a flipside? redqueen Jan 2012 #7

"Summarize the concept of objectificaton" Lisa D Jan 2012 #8

That's the $64,000 question. redqueen Jan 2012 #9