“I am a woman of the baby boom, which means my history is filled with embarrassment, littered with images I’d just as soon forget. Old photos of my friends and me in platform shoes or, worse, hot pants, our hair freshly ironed, arm-in-arm with some neanderthal yet highly self-satisfied boyfriend in a surplus army jacket, serve as unforgiving reprimands of how naive and pliable we seemed in our youth” You’ve probably read this book or a book like this. It’s an almost quaint, very 1990s […]
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Where the Girls Are: Growing Up Female with the Mass Media by Susan J Douglas
