Table of Contents
Introduction xi
Part I The History of White Feminism
Chapter 1 The Making of a "Feminist" 3
Chapter 2 Who Gets to Be a Feminist? 9
Chapter 3 Separate but Unequal: How "Feminism" Officially Became White 25
Chapter 4 Thinking as a Collective 39
Chapter 5 Labor Laws Aim to Help All Genders 55
Chapter 6 The Emergence of Self 59
Chapter 7 The Perennial Shifting Around of Domestic Work 65
Chapter 8 Leaning In vs. Leaning On 77
Chapter 9 How Heterosexism Kept Women in Their Place 85
Chapter 10 The Future Isn't Female; It's Gender Fluid 91
Part II White Feminism™: When the Movement Went Corporate
Chapter 11 When White Feminism Got "Branded" 103
Chapter 12 The Trouble with Capitalism 117
Chapter 13 Muslim Money and Dyke Poverty 127
Chapter 14 Performing Feminism at a Desk 135
Chapter 15 What the Privilege Disclaimer Doesn't Accomplish 161
Part III The Winds of Change
Chapter 16 A New Era of Feminism 171
Chapter 17 The First Pillar of Change: Stop Acknowledging Privilege; Fight for Visibility Instead 193
Chapter 18 The Second Pillar of Change: Fighting the Systems That Hold Marginalized Genders Back 201
Chapter 19 The Third Pillar of Change: Hold Women Accountable for Abuse 221
Chapter 20 Our Collective Future Is in the Way We View One Another 231
Chapter 21 What We Can Change Now 237
Acknowledgments 241
Notes 245
Index 291
