Inequality Between Gender Toys

In the marketplace, girls and boys are seen as black and white; there is no middle ground. Toys for boys exude masculinity and subtly teach boys to be tough and not show weakness. Toys for girls are covered in pink and purple, helping fuel the stereotype that girls are “frilly” and want to be princesses that wear makeup. The toys and clothing companies create gender specific things that if a boy wanted to wear girl’s clothing, he would be seen as an outcast or troubled. Children are taught how to be a boy or a girl through the marketing of toys and clothing, which causes inequality between the genders.
Clothing and toys teach children that if they do not wear or play with gender-respective toys or clothing, they will not be accepted by others