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Backlash The Undeclared War Against Women

Susan Faludi

Winner of the National Book Critics Circle award  for nonfiction, this controversial,  thought-provoking, and timely book is "as groundbreaking as  Simone de Beauvoir's The

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The Ezra Klein Show

Both speakers highlighted Backlash, with Michelle saying she revisited it many times and Ezra urging listeners to reread it.

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When I went back to Backlash and I've gone back to that book many times, you know, I just was marking up my pages like crazy.

— Episode: Michelle Goldberg Grapples With Feminism...

Episode: Michelle Goldberg Grapples With Feminism After Roe

Both speakers highlighted Backlash, with Michelle saying she revisited it many times and Ezra urging listeners to reread it.

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When I went back to Backlash and I've gone back to that book many times, you know, I just was marking up my pages like crazy.

Obviously, you should go out and reread Backlash or read it if you haven't read it yet.

Today, Explained

This book, written by feminist scholar Susan Faludi in the early 90s, was cited as the source where the phenomenon of rapid cultural backlash following perceived feminist progress was first identified.

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Susan Faludi is a feminist scholar who first identified this phenomenon. She talks about it in her book Backlash, which came out in the early 90s.

— Episode: The Harvey Weinstein apologist

Episode: The Harvey Weinstein apologist

This book, written by feminist scholar Susan Faludi in the early 90s, was cited as the source where the phenomenon of rapid cultural backlash following perceived feminist progress was first identified.

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Susan Faludi is a feminist scholar who first identified this phenomenon. She talks about it in her book Backlash, which came out in the early 90s.

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