The Difference Between Fantasy and Reality

LZ Granderson: The way they talk about women when they describe individual girls it tends to be in terms of their body parts or their appearance. LZ: They indulge in a type of curiosity that fixates on bodies and body parts rather than persons. He says the book doesn't even hold out aspirationally the fact that boys and men could think otherwise. But not only do they ignore women's perspectives on that what I find so interesting though is that this objectification transfers on to how they completely ignore women and what women experience in so many different areas, he adds.