Down Girl

Her framing of misogyny as a moral wrong rather than just a social problem really resonated with me. I wonder what personal or academic experiences led her to this perspective.

The way the book connects everyday interactions to larger systems of oppression made me think differently about common social dynamics. Would love to hear if others felt the same.

It felt like a clarifying lens on complex issues, but I’m curious if it challenges readers who might be skeptical or unfamiliar with feminist theory.