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During the 1950's and 1960's, female pop music groups became wildly popular with American teenagers. How did the music of "girl groups" help to support feminism for young women of the time? Why was this music seen as dangerous to parents during this time? This paper should be 1-2 pages, in APA style, utilizing the college's library resources. One scholarly article as a minimum should be included in your essay.
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Girl Groups Music – Outline
1.
How Girl Groups Music promoted feminism
A. The period of the 1960s witnessed one of the pop music's enjoyable trends the
"girl group" marvels
B. While the girl group phenomenon brought a new era in music, it is also a
phenomenon that much helped to support feminism among the teenage girls of
that time
C. This trend in pop music functioned as a breakthrough in which these women
proved that they could engage in something more industrious and come out of the
women spheres
D. It became a source of encouragement to many young women of that era that
began to realize that there were productive things that a girl child could do in life
II. Why Was This Music Seen As Dangerous To Parents During This Time?
A. Many parents feared that the new trend was deviating out of the social order,
norms, and values and therefore were concerned that it would negatively impact
on their children particularly girls who would follow the trend and ...
