Unladylike: A Field Guide to Smashing the Patriarchy and Claiming Your Space Free Audiobook Download by Caroline Ervin,Cristen Conger

Caroline Ervin Conger's first book 'Unladylike' is a guide to smashing the patriarchy and claiming your space, because you are worth it. The Unladylike Field Guide is a manual on how to be unapologetically yourself through art, media, and writing. This audiobook is an introduction into her journey from "pre-Unladylike" to "post-Unladylike", which she details in her memoir.

In Unladylike: A Field Guide to Smashing the Patriarchy and Claiming Your Space Cristen Conger provides a comprehensive guide to understanding the ways that patriarchy has shaped our lives as women and how we can fight against this toxic system.

In Unladylike, Cristen Conger outlines ways in which we can reclaim our right to be unapologetically ourselves. She also breaks down the ways that patriarchy has been ingrained into our society and how it has impacted us as women.

Unladylike is an audiobook by Caroline Ervin Cristen Conger that leads the reader through a field guide of how to find and claim your space in society. By going against the ideals of what it means to be "ladylike", this audiobook provides readers with a new perspective on how to live as a feminist.

Caroline Ervin Cristen Conger is a California-based writer and activist known for her work exploring the intersections of feminism, health, labor, multiracialism and other social justice issues. In Unladylike: A Field Guide to Smashing the Patriarchy and Claiming Your Space, Cristen Conger walks readers through different feminist perspectives with easy to read language that covers everything from how to start conversations about feminism to how to raise children without indoctrinating them into sexist ideologies. Cristen Conger's writing style has been described as "thinky" but also very approachable and user-friendly.

Unladylike: A Field Guide to Smashing the Patriarchy and Claiming Your Space is a book written by Cristen Conger, who is a woman in her thirties-year-old, living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The author feels like her voice has been constantly "taken" from her and she wants other women to know that they are not alone. Caroline Ervin was born in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1962.