Three boys attended a high tea at a French bakery, an activity traditionally associated with women. They discussed how high tea has evolved from a primarily female social activity in private homes to a more gender neutral practice today in places like their local bakery. While the setting and decor evoked traditional femininity, the three men were comfortable and hoped their presence did not encroach on the space. They viewed high tea as a civilized way to socialize and build connections across gender.
17. A new Era-women’s impact is felt *Women like Susan B.Anthony symbolizes the the breakage of women’s chains, as prominent civil rights leader *Women like Eleonora Sears made impact/ waves by wearing shortened hair and pants *Public and political lives of men contrast the spheres of intra and inter-familial relations women lived *Late 1800’s-women limited by body image-similar to today's struggles-previous eras were discouraged to feel their feelings in this respect
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