Books are the best treatment of understanding and their reading can encompass infinity of values and knowledge. The feminist books that we specify today are one more advance than what must be understood as feminism, they are not part of an exclusive reading for women, but of all kinds of ages and sexual genders.
Empowerment in women has meant that written readings like these books have ended submission. But let's not forget that we need equality of both genders, because we are all the same. Equality must be worked on day by day and there is still a lot to work on. In order not to remain in the indecision of ignorance we have very practical and easy to understand books, all of them written from the soul to try to accept that social change that many women suffocate.
Why do we need to read feminist books?
Because it is an issue that many women have fought for centuries. It is not a question of commemorating what women feel and know, but because it is a global reading for all types of sexes. It is necessary to report what the visualization is and the image of femininity. You have to raise your voice, otherwise it goes out and goes back into oblivion. If you are sensitive to many injustices, there are women who commit much more to express feelings and emotions and thanks to books they give room for the world to take that turn of understanding. These are some of the books that you can find that can help you understand feminism much better:
We should all be feminists
A book that collects all the concerns about its author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, where he expresses everything he discerns about feminism in the XNUMXst century. Not only does it provide the opportunity to be a book read only by women, but it has been produced so that they empathize with all people and especially in the training of many students. Chimamanda creates the particular definition of being a feminist in this century, with a transparent, easy to read and with touches of humor.
A book for them
Written by Bridget Christie, a famous UK comedian known for her hilarious monologues. So much repercussion has faced and amused his viewers that they decided to give him the opportunity to transfer all his knowledge into a book, without lacking humor. In this book all its concepts are related without having to miss the way to start a smile, as a way to bring about reflection. But it is not all humor, since it addresses quite serious topics that lead to meditation.
Feminism for Beginners
This work is written by Nuria Varela where she recounts the constant struggle for conciliation and equality, and where it is necessary to emphasize to read it carefully. His text is elaborated with great precision since it argues details and clarifies many questions about how radical feminism started or why feminism has been ridiculed and vilified.
How to be a woman
Another feminist book written and valued in the present time. Makes a small assessment of what has been the woman 'from before' to what his image comes to represent in the century in which we live. His stereotype is criticized from the image that is ironic with sex, the image in social networks and communication. Its author Caitlin Moran makes a good reflection of how the value of a woman has come to be interpreted today and how it is his fight day by day with your body and mind.
Call me feminazi
This book is a comic created with the greatest criticism of the stereotype of a woman who personifies herself in this century, but made from humor. Its visualization hilariously recreates how our women's society is created with behaviors that in theory do not contribute anything. Its author Bàrbara Alca helps create empowerment for feminists and has created a critique of the term macho.
Many of these books help to believe in authority that can exist in a woman, to believe in herself and in knowing that she can achieve what she wants without feeling discriminated against. Being a feminist means being the same is similarity with any sexual stereotype and look for the identity of oneself. If you want to read much more enter "how to promote the equality of women in adolescents" or "the strength of women in motherhood".