Is childhood becoming too sexualized? / Olivia Ferguson and Hayley Mitchell Haugen, book editors.
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Farmington Hills, MI :
Greenhaven Press,
[2010]
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| Series: | At issue. Social issues.
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Table of Contents:
- The sexualization of girls is harmful / AboutKidsHealth
- Sexualization of girls teaches boys to be sexually violent / Rachel Bell
- The sexualization of children socializes boys to become sexual predators / Carol Platt Liebau, as told to Kathryn Jean Lopez
- American culture rewards girls for eroticism / Lawrence Downes
- The physical aggression encouraged in boys is a form of sexualization / Elizabeth Anne Wood
- Sexualization of children is not the problem it is reported to be / Kerry Howley
- Feminists are to blame for the sexualization of girls / Joseph A. D'Agostino
- Legislators need to do more to protect children from sexual exploitation / Mary Graw Leary
- Mothers should resist norms that lead to the sexualization of girls / Debra Curtis
- Fathers should not exploit their daughters' sexuality / Rebecca Traister
- The sexualization of teen celebrities is ethically questionable / Jack Marshall
- Corporate media sexualizes young girls / M. Gigi Durham, as told to Tana Ganeva
- Gay and lesbian children are coming out earlier / Benoit Denizet-Lewis
- Teens are not as sexually promiscuous as adults fear / Cathy Young.