My suggestion would be to arrive prepared to answer their questions in a very
relaxed and conversational type atmosphere. Maybe with a couple of "did you
know" type statements to get the conversation going.
In my experience, teens respond better to relaxed and conversational (almost
conspiratorial) type discussions than to formally prepared informational
settings. Let the teens set the mood, and follow their lead. The questions they ask
could easily start a very well rounded conversation on how breasts became
marketing tools in the US, and why it is now so controversial to consider breasts
as anything other than marketing tools or sexual objects.

Laura Wright
Mississippi


In a message dated 9/11/04 10:22:51 AM Central Daylight Time,
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> Anyhow, my friend doesn't know where to start or what key points
> should be made - especially ones that will appeal to teens.  I'm sure
> I had seen something about this at one time on the list, I thought
> someone was making a brochure or presentation on it.....if anything
> like this came about, or if you have any suggestions (and she said
> ANY), I know she would really appreciate the help -- she wants to make
> sure to have a huge positive impact on these kids.
>


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