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See all the wonderful things Lynn Flewelling has made

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See all the wonderful things Lynn Flewelling has made

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The most important sentence in this text "If barbie was created by a man, suddenly a lot of things made sense to me, things I'd wondered about for years". This is important because it basically means that she fells this is the way men look at all women.

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    Sadie Edgecomb                                 The most important sentence in this text is "As if we're all trapped in Barbies's world and can never escape."  The Barbie will serve as a barrier until we change Barbie and make a new image for women.   This is important because if society does not change the way we look at women we will be trapped forever. 

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    Sadie Edgecomb                                 The most important sentence in this text is "As if we're all trapped in Barbies's world and can never escape."  The Barbie will serve as a barrier until we change Barbie and make a new image for women.   This is important because if society does not change the way we look at women we will be trapped forever. 

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The most Important sentence in this text is " And twenty-five years later, movies and videos are still filled with topless women and covered men." This is important because it shows that society has not changed the way the look at women. Barbie is still a popular toy for young children so this shows that this idea of women will not change unless society changes.

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The mist important sentence int this text is "There are millions of women who are subliminally sure that a thirty-nine-inch bust and a twenty-three-inch waist are the epitome of lovability." This sentence encompass the entire argument made later in the text that the design of barbie dolls made women feel like they had to look like that, or they were flawed in some way. It gave girls unrealistic expectations of what they should look like when they are grown up, which is suspected to be one of the causes of the increase in breast implant surgery
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The most important sentence in this text is "Did Mr. Ryan design Barbie as a weapon?" because this implies that the Barbie doll was designed to fight the growing feminist movement at the time. When the Barbie fist appeared it was a time when women were becoming more empowered. This sentence implies that the Barbie was designed to enforce gender stereotypes.

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The most important sentence in this text is "And twenty-five years later, movies and videos are still filled with topless women and covered men."
This is important because it shows that 25 years later, society still sexualize women and still uses their figures to promote advertising  for products and gets their point across by showing how they feel about women. It is sad that movie producers and advertisers show women off in such ways and not men, but in reality of the norm, there are men who are sexualized publicly while its a sin to publicly sexualize a women. An example would be the school dress code issues. It is wrong for girls to show their shoulders but it is ok for guys. Society norms get very confusing.

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The most important sentence in this text is, "And if the issue in the mind of the toy company was obscenity and its possible damage to children, I still object." because this one sentence describes what the article was about. If a man made the Barbie then is that the way men want women to look? Is this making young minds come to think that all people should look the way Barbie does? This quote shows the authors objection to the obscenity of the toy company of the Barbie doll and the image that Barbie may impose on young minds.

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The most important sentence in this text is "And twenty-five years later; movies and videos are still filled with topless women and covered men. As if we're all trapped in Barbie's world and can never escape." Because it goes to show that the author is proving that women are still more sexualized than men, and it's an ongoing issue. Women are treated unfairly and poorly by many types of people.

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"No matter how much sexuality Barbie Possessed, she would never turn Ken on." This sentence is important because it describes that that just because Barbie is a female, she would never turn Ken on because he does not possess the right traits.

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The most important sentence in this text is "Did Mr. Ryan design Barbie as a weapon?" because conveniently the women noticed the doll when while she seeked
for equality for women. She compared the dolls from men to women and saw it to be sexist and unrealistic.

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The most important sentence in the text is "It is a fact of Barbies design that her breast are so out of proportion to the rest of her body that if she were a human, shed fall flat on her face." Because she is saying that Barbie is unrealistic and that no woman is that small with that big of breasts. Many woman believe they need to look like this even though its completely impossible to achieve this body goal without plastic surgery.

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The most important sentence in this text is, "Did Mr. Ryan design Barbie as a weapon?" because this sentence suggests that Barbie was produced to counter the feminist movement that was happening at the time Barbie was released to the public.

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The most important sentence is this text is, "There is something indescribably masculine about Barbie-dare I say it, phallic" because Emily Prager describes throughout this article the ways that Barbie is not like other dolls in that generation that had previously been based on what young ladies and women should be like, as Barbie was more sexualized than dolls before her. This sums up the authors point of view as she describes the body and appearance of Barbie.

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The most important sentence in this text is, "Did Mr. Ryan design Barbie as a weapon?" because the creation of Barbie happened simultaneously with the feminist movement. Before Barbie, children's dolls resembled the bodies of children, not grown women with excessive features. This is a time when, "women sought equality and small breasts were king". So then the question comes up, did Mr. Ryan create Barbie as yet another way for women to be self-conscious and nothing more than male property? Are women not meant to be more than pretty?

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The most important sentence in this text is "Did Mr. Ryan design Barbie as a weapon?" this is important because it just so happened that the barbie doll came out at a time when women wanted equality, and giving barbie qualities that were not typical, and was unrealistic, making women feel insecure about themselves and wanting to look like Barbie.

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The most important sentence in this text is "Did Mr. Ryan design Barbie as a weapon?" because this suggests that the reason for the creation of Barbie was to counter feminist views. It also implies that Mr. Ryan gave the doll unrealistic physical characteristics to make women feel insecure during a time where "small breasts were king".

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The most important sentence in the text is "And twenty-five years later, movies and videos are still filled with topless women and covered men" because it shows how little our culture has changed since the introduction of the Barbie doll. The idea that these are children's toys and that they install these concepts into their minds at a young age, results in the closed mindset of which is stated in the quote.

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The most important sentence in the text is "Barbie looks like someone who got her start at the Playboy Mansion." The author is saying that barbie is very unrealistic looking and girls simply do not look like her. She gives young girls unrealistic expectations of what they will look like when they get older.

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The most important sentence in this text is "There are millions of women who are subliminally sure that a thirty-nine-inch bust and a twenty-three-inch waist are the epitome of lovability" because it shows how women are looked down upon and are visualized as only sexual use. Barbie dolls are extremely disproportionate to a real woman's body, and as young girls see their Barbie's perfect body, they believe they need to look as perfect as her in order to find love in a man.

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The most important sentence in this text is "There is something indescribably masculine about Barbie-" because the  purpose of this article is to analyze and inform about barbie and why it has the characteristics that it does.

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The most important sentence in this text is "As if we're all trapped in Barbie's world and can never escape" because it sums up the author's main message. She suggests that we can not escape the sexism that is seen in the world, and will be stuck like this for the time being.

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