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Freya India is the author of the Substack GIRLS, where she writes about the challenges girls and young women face in the modern world, and a staff writer for Jonathan Haidt’s newsletter, After Babel. She has also contributed to publications including The New Statesman, The Spectator and UnHerd.
Tomorrow, she is coming on the show to speak to Francis and Konstantin about her new book ‘Girls: Gen Z & The Commodification Of Everything’, where she will discuss the challenges that young women, teenagers and girls go through in relation to social media and growing up in the modern age.
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Why have so many young women moved far left, seemingly fine and even championing women losing our sex based rights to single sex bathrooms, locker rooms, sports, prison, rape crisis centers, and so on? Standing on the wide shoulders and difficult work of the women who came before you used to be celebrated. Now many young women are celebrating men who say they are women as left wing “inclusive”. What gives?
I’m curious what Freya’s stance is on feminism in the modern world, given its association with the decline in young girls mental health (I’m sure she’s heard of the Yale law paper and other research on this subject). Are you convinced by the Louise Perry argument that feminism is fundamentally good, and the problems are an aberration from pathological third or fourth wave branches? Or are you convinced by the Carrie Grass, Matt Walsh argument that a good tree cannot produce corrupt fruit, that feminism was bad from the start, and all the good bits were taken from Christianity (eg. Rape and domestic violence shelters were founded by Christian’s, not feminists, as is commonly believed).