I'm a little over halfway through reading The Trouble With White Women: A Counterhistory of Feminism, by Kyla Schuller. It's very good. Each chapter juxtaposes a historical white feminist against a feminist of color from the same era, and pulls absolutely zero punches in talking about the ways white feminism has been actively hostile to women of color throughout history.
Learning a ton about several important women I previously didn't know anything about. I'm about to start the chapter about transfeminism and am really looking forward to it.
Okay, finished it! Overall really loved it. It focuses on US history, so I'd love something similar that looks at other countries, but it's a damn good resource for understanding white feminism as it exists in the United States.
I really liked the way the author talked about sex work, prison abolition, and the way capitalism turns white feminism into a pop-culture brand that people can use to perform for social media.












