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The way I celebrate the 8 March

From among girls, for the uninitiated, is the beautiful title of a book written in the early seventies, by Elena Gianini Belotti. Paper that has a following: again from the girls of Loredana Lipperini .

Why Women's Day on the day I decided to mention these two books? Because I believe that it is necessary to consider the way in which our society educates the difference between the sexes children, since they are very small.

In the seventies, Elena Gianini Belotti had described how the social and cultural education the inferior role of women in society might be fulfilled in a few years, from birth (yes, from birth), entry into school. Loredana Lipperini, with his book, shows that unfortunately has not changed much during those years and revolves around a question "How is it that the girls who wanted to become U.S. presidents have given birth to daughters who dream of half-naked beside sculettare a rapper? ". Behold, how is it possible? How is it that many teenagers today's dream of putting their lives at the heart of the pleasant personality, and not the brain power and intelligence? How can a young lady called Ruby is invited to the debutantes' ball in Vienna? But are we crazy? Models suggest that the young girls of 18 who are preparing to enter society? Idea that men and women we send?

again from the girls Loredana Lipperini is enlightening and disturbing at the same time. Personally, I have learned to look more critically to the models that are offered to our children, starting from the ads for toys and other baby products. Why, in the spot, boys and girls on the bike whizzing cradling dolls sick? Why do children play at being astronauts and girls models?

Però mi ha portato soprattutto a una riflessione: i media sì hanno le loro colpe, ma siamo soprattutto noi genitori a dover agire, nel nostro piccolo, affinché i nostri figli costruiscano una realtà veramente alla pari, e forse i genitori dei bambini hanno un ruolo ancora più importante di quello delle bambine. Se, per esempio, insegno a mia figlio di 6 anni a farsi servire e riverire, come posso pensare che tratterà alla pari la propria donna?

Ho scoperto con orrore che in alcune scuole materne esistono ancora grembiulini di colora rosa per le femminucce e azzurro per i maschietti. Mamme e papà che mandate i vostri figli in those schools, stand up, because it goes from there, the symbols are important. We can not continue to paint the world pink for our daughters because they deserve a colorful. I'm not a fundamentalist mother, not against the Barbie (actually beat me as well), and I have nothing against the color pink or against the care of your body (which in fact are rather well established). But I think that we give our children the tools to build a future truly "equal".

Behold, I make this I want to celebrate March 8 as well, reflecting on my role as a parent and proposing a reading that helps in this discussion. Our children are the men and women of tomorrow. Our daughters deserve a country in which they can aspire to (and are not dreaming) to be, for example, an astronaut or chief of cardiology.