DEEDS NOT WORDS: THE STORY OF WOMEN'S RIGHTS - THEN AND NOW Paperback – 7 March 2019

Well written look at the past, present and future of womens suffrage and issues. A real eye opener. The overall message I took from this book was we must accept, value and support each other through life.

Todo perfecto.

Mostly good, enlightening and inspiring, but one factor I found really disappointing was Helen's views on sex work.I don't believe anyone can call themselves a feminist and judge women for what they do with their own body.Street prostitution and trafficking are two horrible areas where vulnerable women are victimised, true.But many escorts, porn stars, glamour models, and yes organised self employed sex workers find it empowering, they like their work, safe in the knowledge it's the men who are trash, not then and that they are funding their Jimmy choos. They're the ones with the power, the should be able to choose how they work without judgement by other women.Men are horrible enough to all women, so disappointed that someone like Helen would put all sex workers ,in every circumstance, in the category of letting the side down.

Gift - haven’t read it

Excellent exploration of issues still facing women in a pattreartcol society