On the whole Brave, girl stereotyping, this is why I feel it is an issue, that as a father I take seriously.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/01/17...17704.html
For a while, in the.... oh, 50's, it was bad. Then it started to get better. And now, we're swinging back the other way. Just look at the ad. You don't have to read the whole article. But that's my point.
And while I do agree that there are far bigger issues in the way we treat women globally, This is an issue that I care deeply about, as it has direct effects, and impacts within my home. My four walls.
So, while others fight the good fight to end sex slave trades, and the like, I can lend 10 minutes of my voice a day, speaking out, about how we treat our little girls, as it relates to my own.
EDIT:
Hell, age the girl in that ad a year or two, give her brown hair and bangs, and it IS my daughter staring at you in that lego ad.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/01/17...17704.html
For a while, in the.... oh, 50's, it was bad. Then it started to get better. And now, we're swinging back the other way. Just look at the ad. You don't have to read the whole article. But that's my point.
And while I do agree that there are far bigger issues in the way we treat women globally, This is an issue that I care deeply about, as it has direct effects, and impacts within my home. My four walls.
So, while others fight the good fight to end sex slave trades, and the like, I can lend 10 minutes of my voice a day, speaking out, about how we treat our little girls, as it relates to my own.
EDIT:
Hell, age the girl in that ad a year or two, give her brown hair and bangs, and it IS my daughter staring at you in that lego ad.
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