Scarlett Curtis

Scarlett Curtis

Scarlett Curtis was born on June 21st, 1995 and is currently 29 years old. Scarlett Curtis was born in London, England.

Scarlett Curtis is an activist, and the founder of "The Pink Protest", a feminist active collective.

Scarlett is also the daughter of Emma Freud, a well-known TV broadcaster in the UK, and Richard Curtist, the screenwriter of numerous films including "Four Weddings and a Funeral" and "Love Actually". Scarlett actually had a brief cameo in "Love Actually". She was in the school nativity concert, as one of the lobsters.

Along with being an activist, Scarlett is also a writer and blogger and has written for various productions such as The Guardian and The Telegraph. She was the Gen-Z columnist in the Sunday Times for two years.

Scarlett was the curator for the anthology "Feminists Don't Wear Pink (and other lies)". It was a National Book Awards Winner 2018, and was on the Sunday Times Bestseller list. The theme of the collection is asking women what the F word means to them.

Contributors to the anthology include Emma Watson, Kat Dennings, Tasha Bishop and Keira Knightley.

Scarlett curated another anthology in 2019, titled "Its Not OK to Feel Blue". Over 70 stories are within, as the question was asked: what does your mental health mean to you? Contributors include Alastair Campbell, Lauren Mahon and Jonah Freud.

In 2019, BCC listed her as one of the "100 women of the year".

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