Young People See Stereotypes Persist in Jobs for Women
A survey of college and high school students shows four in five feel girls should be encouraged in shop sewing and cooking, while about 73 percent acknowledge women cannot do as well in some jobs requiring strength. Boys are seen as more capable in math and science, though some girls disagree. Quotes from teens in Texas, Connecticut, and California illustrate mixed views on women in sports and physical labor.
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Meridyth Lane Miller
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Chuck Palmer
State College
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Ansonia
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Santa Ana
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Joyce Harrs
Fayetteville
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Howard Mora
Avalon
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Youth groups push ecology and recycling nationwide
In New York, Lynn Deming of The Can People discusses youth led recycling efforts. She notes 20 centers nationwide and active programs by Boy and Girl Scouts and students. Emphasis is on motivation to improve environment, not profit, with guidance on organizing and market contacts.
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