Katty Kay and Claire Shipman discuss their new column in the New York Times on why imperfect girls make for perfect role models. Aired on 02/24/2021.
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Love that illustration on the cover. <3
We need more of those imperfect and rebellious girls everywhere……tear down the walls of disparity and misogyny.
Disney: “and that’s why I decided to make an ultra rich snobbish woman, who wants to skin 101 puppies for fun, the protagonist of a movie for children”
Maybe look up the definition of protagonist
Sergeant Robert justin alford green at nellis AFB and renato Santiago Nelson where is my daughter jahmela and her 4 children.
Another deleted comment 😂
Free speech is a myth
The cleansing (red earth song )……John Trudell
Hello Mika.👋🐔🐰.
Hi Ladies.👋☺.
Excellent discussion, Ladies.👍☺👏👏👏.
It’s a struggle for men too. Toxic masculinity is becoming a problem
First of all, I’d like to know your definition of “toxic masculinity”? And whether you label any anpd all behaviour you don’t like as “toxic masculinity”? Secondly, generally, “toxic masculinity”, gets you what you want.
Absolutely. Macho big men with pea sized gray matter.
@Cortez The Killer hmm whatever.
@Joe Davenport Asking questions is not toxic masculinity. Attacking people who ask questions is.
@PC Principal Proud Boys ?
Want an awesome female role model? Check out the late, great singer, Phoebe Snow. She was able to balance being a magnificent mother, brilliant artist and held her own with the boys. I hope someone writes a book about her life.
Don’t trust a perfect person and don’t trust a song that’s flawless.
You know the old saying, Imperfection sells…
Sweet! Biden just reopened the ICE detention centers! So glad he’s looking out of immigrants and their families.
Didn’t he & Obumer first open them…👌😉
I’m a work-in-progress compulsive skin picker who gained recovery after being on The Doctors in 2015. I have slip ups, but know how to better manage my urges while recognizing my triggers. I spread awareness about excoriation disorder in order to ensure that youth who have this disorder don’t go down the isolating and dark path I did.
Stay away from social media!
it’s okay to imitate; people do, and we must, because it’s part of how we learn.
just teach them that “perfect” is entirely subjective,
and then to work to become their own masterpiece as they define it.
they may like much of what they already have; other parts they might want to change or change back.
other people will like it too if they are not shy to say.
but a friend sees the journey not just the current results.
learn to love the whole person.
not just certain slices of time in their life, but their whole life — past, present, and future.
respect their freedom to explore, experiment, and experience as they choose,
and they will learn to be a model citizen doing the same for others.
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
Hello! I am god, you are god. We are souls having a human experience. ✌🏼❤️
Not just young girls; middle-aged men, too.
I found myself fat and depressed five years ago, looking at sleek Hollywood stars and pining to be fit like them. I’m still working on trying to have a “Hollywood body”. I’m better, but not satisfied yet.
I’d like to come to a point where I am satisfied as I am today.
I am a single mom with two kids (they grew) and lived in the US for 45 years. Asian. It was a challenge in take care of kids or make money, health care, and racial discrimination. I think I probably got into the gallery if I were a white male.
Mothers must always support their daughters! –Bonnie Robinson