Stability and perfection of Nash equilibria Book

This is literally the worst textbook I've ever had the misfortune of reading. It's more or less just a list of people who impacted psychology starting with ancient philosophers. It's bullshit revisionist history that glosses over basically anything unpleasant, including the myriad of human rights abuses perpetuated by psychologists in the early days of the discipline that continued at least until the seventies. There's almost no social context in regards to anything that happened after the second world war, almost nothing on how psychology was used to justify eugenics, racism, or homophobia.

It's weird to me that I've heard so many people hailing this book as feminist, because there's like three white women included in the whole 500 page book. It does a /little/ better with men of colour, but man.