How the Internet Turned an Entire Generation of Girls Into Products | Freya India
Girls used to be sold products. Now they've become the product. Today's guest is writer Freya India. Her new book, 'GIRLS®: Generation Z and the Commodification of Everything,' argues that an entire generation of young women has been taught to package, brand, and market themselves for public consumption — from…
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