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Girls gone mild, young women reclaim self-respect and find it's not bad to be good, Wendy Shalit

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Girls gone mild, young women reclaim self-respect and find it's not bad to be good, Wendy Shalit

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages [313]-316)

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Girls gone mild

Medium

electronic resource eBook

Nature of contents

standards specificationsbibliography

Responsibility statement

Wendy Shalit

Sub title

young women reclaim self-respect and find it's not bad to be good

Summary

Drawing on firsthand interviews and dialogues with young women from around the country, examines the current prejudices in the culture against the "good" girl and offers a new set of definitive role models for the young women of the next generation

Table Of Contents

Introduction: my bratz problem--and ours -- "Hi, slut!" -- The new bad-girl script and its limitations -- It's midnight : do you know where your role models are? -- Against repression (emotional repression, that is) -- Excuse me, ma'am, have you seen my friends? -- Pure fashion divas -- People-pleasing bad girls and rebellious good girls -- Feminism's (mild) fourth wave -- From diapers to bitches--and back -- Conclusion: Who's afraid of the big bad good girl?

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