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Even if the parents didn't care about girls mixing with boys, obstacles would remain for the teenage girl, Arora said.
CNN: For a girl in rural India, education is a difficult pursuit
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He was shocked to find out the boys and girls didn't have separate bedrooms or shower times!
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"Society" forces little girls to wear pink and won't let boys play with dolls.
WSJ: Do as I Do, Not as I Say
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From a genetic standpoint, however, there is growing evidence that boys aren't more susceptible to autism, but rather girls are more protected from it.
WSJ: How Autism Is Different in Girls vs. Boys
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Initially, many villagers were concerned that blackboards don't really belong in a mosque, and kept their girls and boys away.
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"If the family can't educate its children, the girls would be pulled out before the boys, " said Cawasji, adding that girls are considered more valuable at home.
CNN: For a girl in rural India, education is a difficult pursuit
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If boys and girls in Africa and other developing nations don't learn how to read, write, and add and subtract, this world is just going to move on without them.
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Lundy has been offered proposals by older men and boys, but she doesn't want to end up like so many girls in her village.
NPR: The Missed Education of African Girls
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Girls, like boys, beg for cellphones but then don't promptly pick up when Mom's calling.
WSJ: Girls vs. Boys: The Great Money Divide
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The team found significant differences in timing of when girls or boys would look at the eyes, suggesting they aren't following the same cues.
WSJ: How Autism Is Different in Girls vs. Boys
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While binge-drinking rates have fallen among boys over the past 10 years, "binge-drinking rates among girls really haven't changed much over a 15-plus-year period, " said Dr. Robert Brewer, of the alcohol program division of the CDC's national Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion.
CNN: CDC: 1 in 5 high school girls binge drink
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Now, Hollywood lore says boys prefer movies with boys as heroes something that becomes self-fulfilling, of course, if girls can't get cast in comparable roles.
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