Fix the System, Not the Women

This book addresses the tendency to blame women for issues such as safety and representation. It argues that the real issue lies in the systemic failings of society, which is designed with inherent biases against women. Laura Bates examines five key institutions: education, politics, media, policing, and criminal justice. Through a combination of personal stories and compelling evidence, she highlights the prevalence of sexual injustice. This work serves as a call to action for reform and challenges readers to reconsider the narratives around women's experiences.