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A job that changed me: Working at a toy store was my teen feminist awakening
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A job that changed me: Working at a toy store was my teen feminist awakening
I loved the business of selling toys – it felt like I was selling joy. But my least favourite part was the gendered language
I was 15 when I landed my job at Toys R Us. Before that, my first job was a one-month stint at the local fish and chip shop, where I was paid in $20 bills slotted into Chiko roll packets. After a burn on my forearm (I still have it), I left the gig. That was the end of my hospitality career.
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