Freya India's book Girls, Gen Z, and the Commodification of Everything is marketed as a sharp, feminist-leaning critique of social media’s impact on young women, but it’s actually a Trojan horse for regressive, conservative ideology disguised as cultural analysis. Backed by mainstream fig
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