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Are You Turning Slave To Celeb Culture?
Young girls are so impressed with celebrity life that they either want to be famous or marry a footballer, according to UK's Culture Minister.
Barbara Follett, who is married to a millionaire novelist, stated that girls either want to ape celebs or marry footballers, and such lack of ambition among kids would take them to poverty.
"There is not enough aspiration among kids and not enough application once they get into schools," The Sun quoted Barbara, as saying.
The minister addressed young girls as "Barbie Dolls" in the making, at a project launch in Sufflok and urged the teachers to inculcate the value of contribution among kids. "Our society is in danger of being Barbie-dolled. I would like teachers to make kids realize what a contribution they have to make," she said
At this age of women empowerment, its time to pull up your stockings and go for it girls!
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