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Of course some of her points contradict themselves, we are not in the same timeline as hook, we aren’t in 2003-2004 when this book was first published or the years before that while she was writing and researching. I think we’ve made good progress as a society and some things discussed in the book are already having their turning points. I think people try to hard to be critics without look first in themselves.

I’ve seen some of the reviews for this book and I can see where some people are coming from, but this a book released in the early 2000s written by someone born in the mid 50s. The way and which she views patriarchy and men in general is completely different from how someone born in the 2000s does. bell does a good job with the limited resources she had, and I think people are being a bit difficult with this book