How what you saw-heard would influence our gender roles

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Reflect on your childhood and what influenced your ideas on gender roles. Share some main influences on what you learned about gender roles. As you go about your life this week, be particularly cognizant of how media, books, movies, conversations with family/friends, listening to strangers at the store converse, etc influence one's ideas on gender roles. Share at least one concrete example of how what you saw/heard would influence our gender roles. For example, did you hear the "garbage collector" or "trashman" is picking up our trashcans today? How has this chapter and simple exercise influenced your ideas on gender roles in young children?

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