Living Dolls: The Return of Sexism by Natasha Walter 4.0 star rating

Source: http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2010/jan/31/living-dolls-natasha-walter

Natasha Walter's excellent book on the effects on women of our hypersexualised times could go further, says Jessica Valenti. In Living Dolls, she paints a frightening picture of the personal, one where young women are told the best they can be is a pole-dancing glamour model, and where the embrace of biological determinism (or the idea that gender differences are physically ingrained rather than socially constructed) enforces a glittery pink world in which discrimination and inequality are dismissed as reflecting "natural" preferences.

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Created by kyrgyzstan10 on 20 June 2010

kyrgyzstan10's thoughts:

An intresting and realistic concept of what sexism has become.

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