This difference creates a barrier between the two sexes, which is however, in my opinion, becoming less and less obvious as time progresses. ... As soon as a baby is born, it is dressed in the color that isproper? ... The boy's section is usually dominated by the color blue and the girl's section is usually dominated by the color pink. ... Likewise, 95% associated blue as a boy's color and only 2% associated the color as a girl's color (Watkins and Hu, 26). ... Color and Toys?. ...

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The "glass ceiling" is described as an unseen barrier, which keeps minorities and women from rising to the top of the corporate ladder, regardless of qualifications. ... It has also been noticed that women of color do not just see a glass ceiling, but a concrete one. ... It remains to be seen how well women continue to break the barrier even further, and climb the ladder more. ...

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Once a girl is of school age and is allowed to choose her own clothes, she will mostly gear toward the same exact color. ... On the other hand if the girl is raised in blue jeans, T-shirts, and shorts in every color of the rainbow, she might be a very casual dresser. ... Fortunately, every so often it is heard about the balanced children who break the gender role barrier. ...

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Not only this, but they had to have the perfect hairstyle, long silky hair with a color that fits the norms of society. ... So, even if a child tries to break the norm, he has other barriers to break, like the pressure of, not only his family, but also his friends and the social community. ...

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The same generally holds true not only for white women but also for women of color, in particular African-American women (Kathlene 79). ... Women need to look past the barriers that restrained them 50 years ago. By breaking through these barriers, women will become more commanding political candidates. ...

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