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Five Rules for Rebellion
- Let's Change the World Ourselves
- Narrated by: Sophie Walker
- Length: 5 hrs and 27 mins
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Summary
Had enough? Feeling hopeless? Don’t give up - join the rebellion.
Activist, journalist, founding leader of the Women’s Equality Party and ‘modern-day suffragette’ (Evening Standard) Sophie Walker presents an inspiring, five-step journey to incorporating activism into our lives. Escape the numbing effects of despair, learn to channel anger, arm yourself with hope and connect with others in compassion and perseverance. Five Rules for Rebellion shows how we can convert our confusion and impatience into a powerful force for change.
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Critic reviews
"Sophie Walker will pick you up, dust you off and put the fire in your belly to change the world. Whether you’re a new activist or have been in the arena for a while, this book offers sustenance for everyone." (Nimko Ali, CEO and cofounder of The Five Foundation and author of What We’re Told Not to Talk About)
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- Karina Mann
- 22-05-21
An Inspiring listen
lots of inspiring stories of women activists from many different backgrounds, championing many different causes. Stories were used to teach about different aspects of successful activism. This is an engaging way to learn. I cannot speak of it's effectiveness in practice as I am not running a campaign or championing a cause myself currently. I did find it has made me want to better understand and listen to others and their causes and think how can I better support the causes close to my heart.
I would have liked it if the narration tone could have varied a little between Sophie's writing and someone telling their story- to create a clearer differentiation.
Ultimately I think this book is there to inspire and motivate people to push for what they care about and not lose motivation.
Some really interesting reflections on the importance of hope and anger too. Funnily enough my next read is Humankind: A hopeful History.
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