· Girl Up by Laura Bates. So, we’ll just get the most important bit of information out there, up front. You need to get this book and give it to your sisters, daughters, aunties, friends, sons, brothers and uncles. Anyone and everyone you hold dear stands to learn a lot from this handy text. · Girl Up by Laura Bates review – feminism shouldn’t be so nice. This follow-up to Everyday Sexism is the ideal first book on feminism for young Estimated Reading Time: 5 mins. Girl Up by Laura Bates is about a young lady Vaani, who is always been told to “wear longer skirts, avoid going out late at night and move in groups - never accept drinks from a stranger, and wear shoes you can run in more easily than heels”. Vaani is then fed up of all this and decides to .
A girl's guide to growing up: Laura Bates and Ellie Olcott on sex and self-image. Read more. Wait - sorry, my mistake. That was the opening of the radical feminist Scum Manifesto, published by. Girl Up by Laura Bates. So, we'll just get the most important bit of information out there, up front. You need to get this book and give it to your sisters, daughters, aunties, friends, sons, brothers and uncles. Anyone and everyone you hold dear stands to learn a lot from this handy text. Girl Up by Laura Bates is about a young lady Vaani, who is always been told to "wear longer skirts, avoid going out late at night and move in groups - never accept drinks from a stranger, and wear shoes you can run in more easily than heels". Vaani is then fed up of all this and decides to change the views of people around her.
Girl Up by Laura Bates is about a young lady Vaani, who is always been told to “wear longer skirts, avoid going out late at night and move in groups - never accept drinks from a stranger, and wear shoes you can run in more easily than heels”. Vaani is then fed up of all this and decides to change the views of people around her. The book Girl Up, written by Laura Bates, deals with everyday sexism. It covered a wide range of feminist topics. It covered a wide range of feminist topics. I felt the book was mainly aimed at teenagers 13+, as it contains a high amount of mature language and mature themes. ‘Girl Up will be the first book on feminism many young women will read.’ Guardian [Girl Up] tackles all the propaganda that women get bamboozled with from childhood. From the myth of the 'ballbreaker’ in the office to the ‘dangers’ of short skirts, Bates is funny, piercingly astute and will have you furious and politicized over the impact social media, pornography and advertising have on our bodies.’ Stylist.
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