Oh my God, so much I make a movie about her cloning her dogs.

Oh my God.

Do you know that she clones her dogs?

Yeah.

Okay, it's great.

That would be a great film.

Let's write that film.

Thank you so much for coming to Waterstones, Todd and McCourt Road this afternoon

for a very special live recording of the Feminist Don't Wear Pink

podcast. We are sold out this evening, so congratulations on getting a ticket. Well, without further

ado, it's my pleasure to introduce Scarlett Curtis. Thank you so much for being here. This is so much fun.

My name is Scarlett Curtis and we are here today to discuss our book, Feminist, Don't Wear Pink and Other Lies.

For anyone that doesn't know

and just comes to events that they know nothing about, it's an anthology of essays by 52 women

on what feminism means to them. I wanted to put this book together because I didn't really

know I was a feminist until I was like 15 and I wanted to create a book that was a collection

of stories by incredible women on

their own personal journey into the feminist movement. This book isn't a guide on how to be

a feminist but it is a book of very diverse and different stories on why you might want to be a

feminist and how you go about putting that into action. All the royalties from the book go to an

incredible organization called Girl Up and I'm really proud that four of the Girl Up leaders have also written essays in the book. My granny told me the other day that one of them was her favorite writer in the whole book, and she was like, who is this woman? Is she famous? I was like, she's a 15-year-old girl from Liberia, but she should be. They work with the UN Foundation. They work across 163 countries with programs that focus on education, health, safety, leadership.

They also have advocacy groups.

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