Moxie

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The world is an evil, sexist cesspit that won't let you dress the way you want because you're a girl. During onboarding week, you’ll go through your schedule and figure out where you can make time to write and complete the course. What can I do to get ready before the course? I want to give myself the best chance of success.

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I’ll never run this as a large-group course — I want to keep it small and mighty, with a maximum of 20 writers (and just 5 VIP spaces each round).A guy who repeatedly yells to you "Make me a sandwich!" and wears a t-shirt with the words "Nice legs, when do they open"? is: And if you upgrade to the VIP MicroBook Mega, you get two 1-2-1 calls with me. You can use your first one right away and I’ll help you figure out which idea you want to start with. I have an idea for my MicroBook, but haven’t started it yet. Is the course right for me? Is this book flawless as a contemporary? No. It's a little mediocre on the story-telling aspect. Is this book a brilliant and fun example of what feminism is intended to be, however? Absolutely! Whether you consider yourself a feminist or not, I feel like everyone could learn something from this book - and you might even be surprised by how hard some of the quotes hit home. What should a high school principal do when a girl reports being sexually assaulted by a boy in a school hallway? No longer is self-publishing the vanity option. In fact, I think these days doggedly pursuing the traditional publishers is more like vanity publishing.

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But one day, Viv has had enough. When a new girl named Lucy is trying to answer a question in class and Mitchell makes a comment that sends Viv on a quest to end this crap. Three years later, and we have a Netflix movie! Yay! I’ve been excited about this since it was announced because I thought it would translate well to the screen. I definitely feel like I was right, when I watched it (a couple of weeks ago now, around when it came out), I ended up feeling similarly to when I finished the book. But it also left me with a burning desire to reread the book (“oh no!” I hear my TBR shouting). So this weekend, I have done just that.