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They're Only Boys T-shirt maker Hot Topic is producing shirt aimed at teen girls that sport anti-boy phrases like "Boys Are Great. Every Girl Should Own One," "So Many Boys, So Little Minds," and "Boys Make Good Pets." |
ifeminists
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New Study of Youth Shows It's Boys Who Are in Crisis The question of whether boys or girls have been doing better has been a point of sometimes rancorous debate among feminist and other scholars in recent decades. |
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ifeminists
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ifeminists
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Start of School Very Different for Parents of Boys, Parents of Girls Modern schools are not boy-friendly. This can be seen from the time boys enter school, when many of them are immediately branded as behavior problems. |
Salon.com
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Popular Mechanics
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Offshore Racing's New Look The American Power Boat Association is making major changes in the way it conducts races and does business. |
Sports Illustrated
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Putting sports on the map As anybody except the nerds should know, the real reason that boys do better at geography is sports. From an early age, you see, boys follow sports. And you have to know your geography to follow sports. |
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Joe Redneck, Meet Eustace Tilly NASCAR in New York? That's what Donald Trump and the stock-car bunch have in mind. |
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Start Your Engines Ricky Dennis was born into the sport of auto racing, and now he's making money doing what he loves. |
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Athlete Support Sport is often (especially individual sports, such as triathlon) a selfish, one-man show with all the glory and reward going to one winning individual for one moment of brilliance. But behind the scenes is a team of people who have had to support them in order to help them achieve that one moment. |
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NASCAR SimRacing In one of the most ambitious, PC driving/racing games to date, players compete against 60 drivers and teams on 28 tracks in career mode. |
