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Thursday, August 4, 2011

Miss Representation (Documentary Trailer)

Posted by Danielle Bürch at 1:26 PM

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While many things I wrote in high school now make me cringe, I won't delete them. These posts are proof that we can—and should—evolve in our understanding of the ways the world works. Read the posts, chuckle at my juvenile writing and attempts at humor, but hold 17-year-old me accountable when she gets something wrong. (She often still does.)

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