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You have strongly covered the issue in our society that toys teach boys to have many characteristics such as being active, creative, and adventurous. What characteristics are emphasized in girl's toys? Do you feel that the consumers have just as much impact as the advertisers in promoting specific products to specific sexes? Adding how girl's toys affect their roles in society would help to contrast the roles brought about by boys' toys. However, you had a great use of quotes from a variety of authors and it really helped to prove your point.
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