3. punching up can still be abusive
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I think there's a lot of stuff that isn't "woke" but is very feminist and/or feminism informed but doesn't treat men as the enemy. Off the top of my head examples that I recommend a lot are Rewriting the Rules and various stuff by bell hooks but I particularly like All About Love
Like honestly part of my reluctance to read this book is that I feel like I've done and learned from plenty of feminist reading and if I want to learn more about men and masculinity I want to do it by reading stuff written by men.
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i mean, fair but i have yet to find anything good from men on this
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I quite like Raewyn Connol's "Masculinities" which, yes, is written by a woman, but she transitioned in her 60s and wrote this before then. I have "the gender of desire" by Michael Kimmel on my reading list but haven't quite got around to it.
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