"It’s the summer of 2023, and it's the height of “the Year of the Girl.” Women are donning pink and heading to the movies to see Greta Gerwig’s hit film Barbie. Millions are trading friendship bracelets at Taylor Swift’s record-breaking Era’s Tour. The media and White House have matching female forward visions. Mermaidcore and tomato girl summer are the trends to participate in. But in 2025, things have taken a dark turn, both in fashion and politics. " -- Amara Deanes, 8th Grade
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