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Home and Gender Roles - Poster

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Our poster is in direct relation to gendered home life mentioned in the discussion. The poster calls out our collective ideologies and behavior as a society and demonstrates the inequality and prejudice through traditional “gendered” images of activities and objects in the home. Women's work vs. a man's. 



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