part manifesto, part rant, part educational intro into feminism, florence given’s ‘women don’t owe you pretty’ reads like a rollercoaster ride.
invisible women by caroline criado perez is one of the most important books i read in the last years.
it should be mandatory reading for all and any introductory courses in both the hard and social sciences.
in this opinion piece i will cover my experiences with wearing feminist statement clothes and why i believe that all of us should wear more of it.
my own words by ruth bader ginsburg is a condensed and situated version of the intellectual heritage of one of the biggest thinkers, intellectuals and idealists of the last sixty (or so) years.
do it like a woman reads like a kaleidoscope of portraits of strong women all over the globe. it’s about empowerment, role models and the female condition.
now that we know that the humble objective of this book blog is change, how does one go about changing the world with a book blog?
simple, one doesn’t.
because the only thing under our direct control is ourselves, we need to work on ourselves and take it from there.
part manifesto, part rant, part educational intro into feminism, florence given’s ‘women don’t owe you pretty’ reads like a rollercoaster ride.
invisible women by caroline criado perez is one of the most important books i read in the last years.
it should be mandatory reading for all and any introductory courses in both the hard and social sciences.
in this opinion piece i will cover my experiences with wearing feminist statement clothes and why i believe that all of us should wear more of it.
my own words by ruth bader ginsburg is a condensed and situated version of the intellectual heritage of one of the biggest thinkers, intellectuals and idealists of the last sixty (or so) years.
do it like a woman reads like a kaleidoscope of portraits of strong women all over the globe. it’s about empowerment, role models and the female condition.
now that we know that the humble objective of this book blog is change, how does one go about changing the world with a book blog?
simple, one doesn’t.
because the only thing under our direct control is ourselves, we need to work on ourselves and take it from there.
