A review by georgiajala
Abolition. Feminism. Now by Gina Dent, Erica Meiners, Angela Y. Davis
Did not finish book. Stopped at 35%.
This book is kind of boring or just not want I want to be reading right now. I think I might come back to it at a later time.
This book spends most of its time in a theoretical space and it seems to mostly be covering things I already know. It is a very introductory book explaining why feminism and abolition intersect and need to go together which is something I feel like I already agree with and understand at least on the basic level that this book covers it.
Also the writing is very wordy and I just keep zoning out but also not missing much because I feel like there isn’t much to miss.
This book spends most of its time in a theoretical space and it seems to mostly be covering things I already know. It is a very introductory book explaining why feminism and abolition intersect and need to go together which is something I feel like I already agree with and understand at least on the basic level that this book covers it.
Also the writing is very wordy and I just keep zoning out but also not missing much because I feel like there isn’t much to miss.