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Supporting neutrality and non-conformity: tensions in how Southern California mothers enact gender-neutral parenting strategies
Scholars have demonstrated how parents are important agents of gender socialization for children, often funneling children into gender conformity. Less work has considered how families today challenge traditional gender ideologies in their parenting practices. Using data from 22 in-depth interviews
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