Gillian Anderson on her new book 'We: A Manifesto for Women Everywhere'

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This March, Gillian Anderson will release We: A Manifesto for Women Everywhere, written with journalist Jennifer Nadel. The two women created the 300-plus page tome as a tool for young women to address what they see as an epidemic of low self-esteem.

“I was moved by the fact that teen suicides are at the highest they have ever been,” Anderson said this week at a Cinema Society party for the upcoming book. “There is so much low self-esteem in girls, and so much self-hate that I keep reading about. My first idea for a book was something that would help to lift girls out of that place of negativity.”

Organized around nine principles — honesty, acceptance, courage, trust, humility, peace, love, joy, and kindness — the book emphasizes the importance of acting selflessly.

“This book isn’t about what we’ve figured out,” she said. “We were both very honest in the book about our trials and tribulations, where we have tried things and failed, and what we have learned over the years. What has worked and hasn’t worked.”

Read more: NY Mag  

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Actors Cuba Gooding Jr, Dermot Mulroney and Paul Sorvino and journalist Katie Couric supported Gillian's new book during the cocktail party held at the Penthouse of Hotel Indigo LES on Tuesday (October 25) in New York City.

Photo: Just Jared
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