Girl on Girl
Girl on Girl
How Pop Culture Sabotaged Women's Liberation
About This Book
Girl on Girl (2025) examines how media and entertainment convinced an entire generation that sexual objectification equaled liberation. The book charts the evolution from 1990s postfeminism through porno chic aesthetics to the gossip media explosion, revealing how this cultural shift established patterns of self-objectification that continue to define contemporary understandings of female worth, agency, and success.
Who Should Read This?
- Millennials examining the media that shaped their worldview
- Gender studies scholars analyzing media representation
- Readers curious about postfeminism’s cultural evolution
- Cultural analysts studying the intersection of commerce and identity
- Anyone questioning modern definitions of female empowerment
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