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I am not used to nonfiction books making references to all the newest memes and history. Usually by the time book comes out it's all slightly outdated and by the time I read it it's very out of date.

This book is about the feminisms which fight against women's interests and why they do that. (I'll never understand marginalized people wanting to be oppressors) Each chapter has different subject beginning from white supremacist feminism, pornophbia to TERFs. It contains biography, cultural context and commentary on the most noticable representative of that particular movement. I've read some feminist literature but not much I'll admit. I personally found a lot of new information on this work. I doubt that will be the case for someone more versed in the studies than me. At least now I know where the world girlboss came from. 😅 The book is mostly about the UK with some added context to the USA.

I didn't fact check all the references but the ones I checked did say what the author claimed they say.

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