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Teen fakes pregnancy as school project
Six-month-long fake out was part of a social experiment for the 17-year-old's senior project
By Associated Press
YAKIMA, Wash. — A Yakima High School student faked her pregnancy for the past six months as a social experiment for her senior project.
Gaby Rodriguez revealed she was not pregnant Wednesday by taking off the belly bundle in front of a stunned student assembly that ended with a standing ovation.
Her presentation about rumors and stereotypes is part of her about the perceptions of a pregnant student. The 17-year-old will present her project in May before she graduates.
The Yakima Herald-Republic reports only a handful of people knew Gaby was faking, including her mother, boyfriend and the principal. They helped keep the secret from some of her own siblings and her boyfriend's family and students and teachers.
I think that this is a very interesting idea. The idea of how society, such as a high school, perceives a pregnant teenaged girl is a good concept for a high school senior project. I guess having just completed a year and a half long major research project, that was required for me to graduate college, caused this to kinda jump out at me. Just my 2 cents.
Six-month-long fake out was part of a social experiment for the 17-year-old's senior project
By Associated Press
YAKIMA, Wash. — A Yakima High School student faked her pregnancy for the past six months as a social experiment for her senior project.
Gaby Rodriguez revealed she was not pregnant Wednesday by taking off the belly bundle in front of a stunned student assembly that ended with a standing ovation.
Her presentation about rumors and stereotypes is part of her about the perceptions of a pregnant student. The 17-year-old will present her project in May before she graduates.
The Yakima Herald-Republic reports only a handful of people knew Gaby was faking, including her mother, boyfriend and the principal. They helped keep the secret from some of her own siblings and her boyfriend's family and students and teachers.
I think that this is a very interesting idea. The idea of how society, such as a high school, perceives a pregnant teenaged girl is a good concept for a high school senior project. I guess having just completed a year and a half long major research project, that was required for me to graduate college, caused this to kinda jump out at me. Just my 2 cents.