The point of this book is that you can be a feminist even if you don't fit the stereotype of a feminist. A quote she quotes in her last essay (which really makes sense of the whole collection) is "feminists are just women who don't want to be treated like shit", and in this collection of essays she basically just looks at the world and gives her take on it, and then questions if her take is the "right" take for a feminist, and then decides if she cares. (Lol) There's a lot of this that discusses race (which I think is important since modern feminism often ignores the concerns of minorities like black women), other inequalities, and her own life and experiences more than many people might expect or enjoy. I enjoyed it though. I felt like it was an authentic attempt at putting what it's like to figure out how you feel about the world as a woman, on a page. She's funny, there's lots of pop culture references, and she's empathetic and honestly emotional. Narrator was great too!

Niks feminisme, het gaat vooral over de schrijfster zelf. Misleidende titel.

Meer een 2.5 sterren. Vond het niet echt gaan over feminisme maar meer over ras verschillen

Niet door heen te komen. Ik vraag me af waarneer het nou echt gaat over feminisme.

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Really enjoyed this book for it's refreshing look on feminism and the issues we are facing today aa women..

Dit niveau van taalgebruik is bizar goed. Niet voor niets professor in the literatuur. Ik vond haar boek Hunger erg goed. Iets wat iedereen zou moeten lezen! Een cadeautje aan je eigen persoonlijke ontwikkeling.