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Personal Narrative: The Little Rascal He Man

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Well I thought to myself maybe I would just take the ten-point loss. I am totally and completely disgusted. This take “The Little Rascal He Man Woman Haters Club” to a beyond warped level. I would have to say that the theme that seems to ooze misogyny is Sexual Objectification. I should quote a line of it but I just can’t. On the way to Michigan for my nephew graduation my girls and I stopped at Best Buy to pick out some music for the road. My youngest daughter picked out Taylor Swift and my oldest Rap. Needless to say the Rap disk was crushed after listening to the first 15 seconds. Garbage in garbage out. This is the most demeaning nasty lyrics that I have ever read. Wow, it was hard for me to understand some of what I heard, but in reading

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