'It elevates beauty as most desirable trait and something they are defined by, ultimately increasing body anxiety.' 'Counter-intuitively, praising girls on their appearance doesn’t inoculate them against body shame, it does the very opposite,' she said. But Sarah argued that it's not the best approach. So how do you counter that? A reflex might be to tell a girl bombarded with those messages that she is beautiful, too. And of course, that creates a confirmation bias, so that wherever they look there's evidence to prove and substantiate that the beautiful people are the ones that have positive outcomes, get opportunities and are seen as being good and seen as being more liked.' 'It's something that's almost brainwashing children before they have a chance to actually see the world from a different perspective. A message, Sarah said, that children are already getting from all sorts of angles - from fairy tales, to movies and TV. She also was transported to the hospital with moderate injuries.By holding one child up as the most beautiful, posting pictures of her on social media that invite compliments and praise, it reiterates the idea that beauty and worth are synonymous. On Sunday, at 3:40 p.m., a 41-year-old New Hampshire woman driving a personal watercraft in the main channel of the Lake of the Ozarks “struck a series of wakes,” and was ejected. He was hospitalized with moderate injuries.

Saturday at the 5 mile mark on the Osage Arm “face down in the water due to their inability to stay above water due to intoxication,” a patrol report said. On Saturday and Sunday, the highway patrol responded to two other incidents at the lake where two people were injured.Ī 48-year-old man from Arnold, Missouri, was found just before 5 p.m. at the 7 mile mark of the Big Niangua when he struck the side of another personal watercraft driven by a 16-year-old from Rose Hill, according to a Missouri Highway Patrol incident report.īoth boys were taken to Lake Regional Hospital with serious injuries. Two Kansas teens were seriously injured Friday in a jet ski crash at Lake of the Ozarks in which both were ejected from their watercrafts.Ī 15-year-old boy from Derby, Kansas, was operating a jet ski about 6:20 p.m.

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