Becca Rothfeld, An Activist Practice — Sidecar
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Thoughts on ‘A Feminist Style’.
https://doi.org/10.64590/rvr An Activist Practice Becca Rothfeld 27 July 2023 Ideas I admired Caitlín Doherty’s recent ‘A Feminist Style’ , and I disagreed strenuously with almost every line of it. There is no conflict between these two sentiments, and one of the era’s most unfortunate tics is its insistence on interpreting every conflict as evidence of disrespect. There are certainly cases in which we politely praise a piece of writing solely as a way of genuflecting to the requisite social forms, but I want to emphasize that this is not such a case. Doherty’s argument is ambitious, her style
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