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It's A girl image: baby picture

Storyboard proj 2 sarah parker

What does those three words mean to who i am? how my parent's definition of it translated to how i see myself. ex: my name 'sarah' image: picture with crown on

Continuation of how my parents passed on the idea of being a girl by a self fulfilling prophecy by calling us 'little girls' image: dad with 3 of my sisters

Discuss how after having a few girls and then a boy, how their view of raising their kids to a specific gender may not had really been their objective image: halloween costumes with lucy and michael

Along with my brother, this furthers my idea of how my siblings and i were raised to express ourselves in a way we desired- my own tomboy state image: short hair, tshirt

an example of the previous slide of being a tomboy and their lack of reaction (at least to me) to not fitting into the ideal girly mindset Image: sweatshirt

Into middle school, being bullied about my tomboy identity by other girls. this is the time when the time when the 'switch' of my own/ parents opinions lost sight and peer pressure/opinion influenced me more image:me w/ peerpressure

discuss the brutality and unsteadiness of being true to an authentic self, but still wanting to fit into a standard. image: 7th grade school picture

Beginning of highschool and beginning to be comfortable with who i was and how i expressed my gender through what i wore, activities, and friends. image: hs dance picture

continuation of high school and finally coming into my own. image: pictures from the end of hs

college: reconfirming my gender idnetity and fine tuning into the person who i am happy and comfortable with today. image: recent picture (s)