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Is Seventeen Mag a good magazine(Not Racial)?
Ok you guys, I’m African American and 17 and alot of my friends only read Black Hair Magazines(African American Hair Styles). And me, I read Black Hair Mags and Seventeen Mag because I like the different articles and clothing well, pretty much everything lol. But my “So Called” friends believe I’m trying to be white.
That’s not the case. I have lots of “True Friends” of different races. Should I just dump those so called friends of mine or what? I don’t have any online friends.
Thanks
Also, I love Rock and Pop Music. I’m talking about, Nickelback, Maroon 5 and all the others. I also like R&B. But I do not care for Hip Hop or Rap that much I may listen to it like once every two months. I mean, that’s just not me you know. And then ppl call me names because I like Rock, Pop, and R&B more than Rap and things. Should I dump those loser friends of mine?
Yep, dump ‘em all and find people who aren’t stupid.
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Sephora: The Ultimate Guide to Makeup, Skin, and Hair from the Beauty Authority $11.40 Ever wonder what it’s like to have your own personal team of beauty experts, advising you on how to look and feel knockout-gorgeous every day? Or have you ever questioned what exactly goes on inside the creative minds of beauty industry heavy-hitters? Step into the pages of Sephora, where the top beauty authorities give you access to their private domains. Spend the day with Vincent Longo backsta… |
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The Lolita Effect: The Media Sexualization of Young Girls and What We Can Do About It $2.21 Pop culture—and the advertising that surrounds it—teaches young girls and boys five myths about sex and sexuality: -Girls don’t choose boys, boys choose girls–but only sexy girls -There’s only one kind of sexy–slender, curvy, white beauty -Girls should work to be that type of sexy -The younger a girl is, the sexier she is -Sexual violence can be hot Together, these five myths make up the Lol… |
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Seventeen Real Girls, Real-Life Stories: True Crime $2.21 From pranks gone wrong to sexual abuse and murder, these stories will motivate readers to reflect on their own lives. In one case, 14-year old twin girls rob a bank in a desperate bid to save the family home, while another tale tells of a mother who makes a horrifying decision for her pregnant daughter. These people share their personal trials and tragedies in the hopes that others can learn from … |
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