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ASAP PLEASE! What is the difference between the toys in the "pink aisle" and those in the "blue aisle"? What assumptions do the toys in those aisle reflect about gender? Read: Document of 1.4 A Rainbow
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What is the difference between the toys in the "pink aisle" and those in the "blue aisle"? What assumptions do the toys in those aisle reflect about gender?

Read: Document of 1.4 A Rainbow Creation

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The blue toys are suppose to stand for boys and the pink toys represent girls.The toys in the aisles show only one perspective on boys and girls.They are indirectly saying that pink is for girls and blue is for boys.

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