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belittling of girls


At a young age your judged by your slicked hair, curly hair or nappy hair. You get picked on by how dark you are, skinny you are and how pretty every one thinks you are. They label you off like cattle; If we elimitate the judgement we could save the self-esteem of girls who feel unwanted and unloved by the stereotypes we place on each other. Beauty is always internal never external.

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