Equadiff 82 Book

Extremely comprehensive and straightforward, and the emboldening optimism with which its written is refreshing. My only two critiques of the politics presented within are:

1. the organization's stance on sex work and the legalization of prostitution (though their platform does demand it) feels at time a bit reactionary, and

2. the lack of analysis on how transphobia, transmisogyny, and our culture's strict adherence to a nonexistent gender binary continually marginalize and exploit trans women and gender non-confirming individuals in ways unexperienced by our cis women comrades is a glaring oversight.

Otherwise, the explanation of how socialist and feminist aims are inherently intertwined was written in a way easily understood by those new to theory or the movement, and I would happily lend this book to any sister who was looking to educate herself further (after lengthy discussion with her about my previous two points.)