Initially I was excited to get around to this, but I'm not sure that I would be the best audience. I've been moving away from overly leftist, SJW style feminism, I don't think that it necessarily is the best form of feminism, nor do I find it resonating with my values today. That being said, I didn't read the whole book so I could be judging it incorrectly. I'm passing it along so that someone else can enjoy it, but I would read it cautiously since a lot of the premises in books like these are often anecdotal and not based on empirical data. Often, when they are based on data, the author will cherrypick information to support the case for identity politics. Of course, it's important to read things whether you agree with them or not.

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