The Purity Myth
by Jessica Valenti | 
He's a Stud, She's a Slut, and 49 Other Double Standards Every Woman Should Know
by Jessica Valenti | 
Enlightened Sexism
by Susan J. Douglas | 
Full Frontal Feminism
by Jessica Valenti | 
Rage Becomes Her
by Soraya Chemaly | 
Too Fat, Too Slutty, Too Loud
by Anne Helen Petersen |
The Morning After
by Katie Roiphe | 
We Should All Be Feminists
by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie | 
Men Explain Things to Me
by Rebecca Solnit |
How to Suppress Women's Writing
by Joanna Russ | 
SCUM Manifesto
by Valerie Solanas |
Good and Mad
by Rebecca Traister |
Asking for It
by Kate Harding |
Intercourse
by Andrea Dworkin |
The Geek Feminist Revolution
by Kameron Hurley | 
Half the Sky
by Nicholas D. Kristof | 
Feminism is for Everybody: Passionate Politics
by Bell Hooks | 
Female Chauvinist Pigs
by Ariel Levy |
Black Feminist Thought
by Patricia Hill Collins | 
Where We Stand
by Bell Hooks |
In 2012 after being sexually harassed on London public transport Laura Bates, a young journalist, started a project called Everyday Sexism to collect stories for a piece she was writing on the issue. Astounded by the response she received and the wide range of stories that came pouring in from all over the world, she quickly realised that the situation was far worse than she'd initially thought. Enough was enough. From being leered at and wolf-whistled on the street, to aggravation in the work place and serious sexual assault, it was clear that sexism had been normalised. Bates decided it was time for change.