Feminism for a World on Fire by Natasha Walter review – hope amid the hopelessness The current state of feminism is marked by fragmentation and discord.
For decades, the individualistic narratives that dominated feminist discourse have given way to a more isolating, competitive environment.
This phenomenon is not new; Natasha Walter's latest book, "Feminism for a World on Fire," examines the commodification of feminism and its disconnection from the struggles faced by marginalized communities.