if you ever harboured a thought that feminism fits into a single narrative, this book does a great job of expanding your understaning of the history of feminism as political concept and activist movement.
as it often happens with modern non-fiction, “white feminism” is very usa-centric. nevertheless it is still of interest and use for non-american readers not just due to pervasive influence of american mainstream culture and media, but also because the evolution of feminism elsewhere has large overlaps with events and trends described by koa beck.
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