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The Hidden Culture of Aggression in Girls
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Passing notes. Spreading gossip. The silent treatment. You may think they are minor problems that your daughter can handle, but experts say they are the devastating ways girls torment each other. What can you do? Why It's Hard to Be a Girl
What Parents Need to Know 
Rachel Simmons, author of Odd Girl Out, explains the hidden culture of aggression in girls.
Connecting With Your Kids Learn how to talk to your daughter about what's really going on at school. Dawn-Marie's Story 
Dawn-Marie was a typical 14-year-old girl. Her death is a wake-up call to all mothers.
Read her story.
Confronting Childhood Tormentors Girls fear conflict—and hidden aggression is often a result. See how women everywhere, including actress Sela Ward, are learning to stand up for themselves and heal old wounds. Related Resources
Do you think there is a hidden culture of aggression in girls?
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