I Am Not a Slut: Slut-Shaming in the Age of the Internet - Tapa blanda

"For parents, for educators, and--most important--for girls themselves, "I Am Not a Slut" is an absolutely crucial read . . . With any luck, it will also galvanize a much-needed shift, challenging each of us to consider how we participate in creating the world these girls navigate."---Andi Zeisler, cofounder and editorial director, Bitch Media

"Sure to be widely embraced by those interested in gender and sexual inequalities."--Library Journal

"This brilliant, thoughtful, and compelling investigation of young womanhood commands the reader's attention from beginning to end."--Booklist (starred review)

"I recommend this book to anyone who cares about girls and young women and wants to understand the heartbreaking challenges they face as they grow into their sexuality."--Aisha Tyler, Comedian, Actress, Author

""I Am Not a Slut" offers both a wake-up call about the dangerous impact of the word 'slut' and a path forward to talk about sex and sexuality in an open, positive, and nonjudgmental way."--Cecile Richards, President, Planned Parenthood Federation of America

"Gives a generation of tweeting young women some thoughtful and well-researched advice about how to conduct their digital lives . . . Feminists young and old: this book is for you."--Bookish

"What are girls to do when the same culture that encourages them to express their sexuality calls them sluts for doing just that? It's a big, important question, and Tanenbaum is up to the task of exploring it."--Book Riot

"A significant, spirited analysis sure to be embraced by feminists and deserving of wide attention."--Kirkus Reviews

"Timely [and] provocative."--Publishers Weekly

"This thoroughly researched, galvanizing book will serve as a crucial tool for young women and their families. Tanenbaum navigates the perilous waters young women are swimming . . . and offers them a guide to make it safely to shore."--Rebecca Traister, author of "Big Girls Don't Cry"