Tag: Laura Bates

• Fix the System, Not the Women by Laura Bates Review: Shocking, Furious and Necessary

  

  A furious and necessary feminist read about the systems that keep failing women – shocking, but somehow not shocking at all.

  Megan Hall

  May 26, 2026

  Sharp & Thought-Provoking

  Criminal Justice, Education, Feminism, Feminist Books, Laura Bates, Misogyny, Non-Fiction, Policing, Social Commentary, Violence against Women, Workplace Harassment

• Men Who Hate Women by Laura Bates: A Harrowing Deep Dive into Online Misogyny

  

  A chilling and necessary look at the manosphere, incels and online misogyny. Not my favourite Laura Bates book, but still a powerful four-star read.

  Megan Hall

  Jan 20, 2026

  Sharp & Thought-Provoking

  Feminism, Feminist Books, Incels, Laura Bates, Manosphere, Misogyny, Non-Fiction, Online Radicalisation, Social Commentary, Violence against Women

• The New Age of Sexism by Laura Bates: A Powerful Call to Action

  

  From page one, Bates’ warm-yet-urgent tone pulled me in like a late-night conversation with a friend – a friend bringing some serious truth bombs. (If her name sounds familiar, it’s because she’s the bestselling author of Everyday Sexism and Men Who Hate Women). I thought I was pretty informed about misogyny, but nothing prepared me…

  Megan Hall

  Jul 30, 2025

  Book Reviews, Sharp & Thought-Provoking

  Feminism, Five Star Reads, Hardback, Laura Bates, Misogyny, Non-Fiction, Online Culture, Social Commentary, technology