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For Laura Bates, it began with a heavy piece of gold jewelery that her mother found on the passenger seat of the family car. It was a gift from her grandparents. Her mother, after two daughters, had been rewarded for giving birth to a son. Sexist jokes and stereotypes are at one end. A system that relies on its own invisibility for its preservation. Bates pursues her thesis across five key areas: education, policing, criminal justice, media and politics.
The fact that only a quarter of the Cabinet are women might just explain why working mothers lost their jobs at far higher rates than fathers during the COVID pandemic, and new mothers were forced to give birth alone while pubs were allowed to open. But the most rousing sections of the book are on male violence and the burden on women to keep themselves safe. Despite the increased prominence of feminist campaigns, charges in rape cases are now exactly half what they were in — Fix the System contains plenty of suggestions for reform, including apps that track the movements of men convicted of crimes against women, and banning non-disclosure agreements that gag staff who have experienced maternity discrimination.
Bates also reminds us that if we want to tackle oppression in one sphere, we need to be aware of its overlap with others. Black women are four times as likely to die in pregnancy or childbirth in the UK, yet rarely see themselves represented in campaigns to reach out to expectant mothers. Disabled women are twice as likely to suffer domestic abuse, but just one in 10 spaces in refuges is accessible to those with physical disabilities. Which made me wonder: how many men will read Fix the System?
It would be heartening to think that Fix the System could be the book to change that. I was haunted by the story of a woman attacked by her ex-husband, who smashed her head so hard against a BMW that it dented the bodywork and left her needing hospital treatment. Many considered the socialist nation a puppet state of the Soviet Union, but for Taiwan the issue was more fundamental. To say yes to that glass of wine or beer, or just get a juice? Perhaps it will swing you one way or the other.
