Georgia Howe

Ben, thanks so much for coming on.

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They are directing their protests towards landlords, primarily.

That is, landlords who are receiving government money to house people from across the world because the government is subsidizing them.

Most of the local politicians have called for calm and for space for the police to do their investigation.

And whilst there's obviously a degree of truth in that lashing out with violence is not a good thing, what they are really asking for and what that's being interpreted as is we're not going to do anything about this and we would like you to just accept it.

And sadly, that is not a viable solution.

These are not political protests because I think the people here are very aware that the political process does not work.

The violence is towards landlords primarily.

That is landlords who are receiving government money to house people from across the world and we don't know why they're here in their properties and they're receiving a lot higher rents than they would get from the native population because the government is subsidizing them.

Freya joins the podcast today to discuss her new book and the broader issues facing girls today.

I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire executive editor John Bickley, and this is a weekend episode of Morning Wire.

Joining us now to discuss the book is author Freya India.

Freya, thanks for coming on.

Thank you so much for having me.

Now, the title of your book is Girls with a little trademark symbol.

What does that symbol represent?

And when did you start to feel that girls were being turned into products rather than just growing up?

Now, you make an important distinction in the book that girls have always struggled with insecurity and fitting in.