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This book was thought-provoking in some parts, but disappointingly short-sighted and biased in others. You’d think the author would have stayed away from making basic, rightwing-youtube-channel-comment-level statements like:

““Intersectionality” became the word of the day, and then the decade, even though no one understood exactly what it meant—an ideal feature for any concept to evade falsifiability.”

Imagine claiming that no one understands intersectionality and putting that in your book as if it’s fact. Do you really not understand it or do you just not like it? Could it be that it evades falsifiability because it’s basic common sense? A simple example: Being a woman comes with its challenges. Being black comes with its challenges. Being a black woman comes with additional challenges that come from the intersection of challenges. It really is not that deep.