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Feminism Is for Everybody
120 pages · 2000 · Rating 4.6
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In this accessible book, renowned cultural critic bell hooks argues for a feminism free of obstacles but rich in robust discussion, with her usual insight and unflinching honesty. Her vision of a valued community appeals to everyone who believes in equality, mutual respect, and fairness. She presents a popular feminist theory based on common sense and the wisdom of experience in an entertaining and challenging way. hooks covers some of today's most divisive and difficult problems for feminists, such as reproductive rights, violence, race, class, and labor. Hooks pushes us to demand alternatives to patriarchal, racist, and homophobic culture and to anticipate a better future.













































