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"Young girls hearing or internalizing this idea, may feel restricted and less confident in pursuing opportunities. Reducing a complex identity to just a girl fails to acknowledge the individuality, achievements and diverse contributions of women in all fields. It marginalizes the intersectionality of identities such as race, class, or culture that interact with gender. Also, pop culture representations of I Am Just a Girl often romanticize female vulnerability, which can perpetuate harmful beauty and gender norms."