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I was really excited about this book because of the Roxane's TED conference about the bad feminist, but I found 320 pages of grumblings about EVERYTHING, seriously, everything. This is a compilation of essays about feminism but ends up being a miscelaneous of everything you can imagine. Some of them are just fragments of her life as a player of Scrabble, other ones are about judging another feminsts, other about race -which is perfectly fine if you can identify when you stop writing about black feminism and when you start writing about black men and the steriotype of an absent father or black men in universities. But in this case she cannot separate both topics-, some others doesn't even feel like essays. Without saying that she mentions SO MANY brands that it made me feel as if Roxane was paid for give publicity to so many products. |
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