The Will to Cope. bell hooks' "The Will to Change"

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The Will to Change is often recommended as a text that addresses men's concerns in feminist movements and elucidates how men benefit from participation in feminism. At least, that's the popular conception of the work. Emma and Talia discuss whether that's actually the case, whether anyone reads or at least comprehends the books they recommend, and the continued efforts of post-second wave feminists to deprioritize women's liberation in women's movements.Sources:bell hooks, The Will to Change: Men, Masculinity, and Love, 2004Talia Bhatt, Political Heterosexuality, or: The Tragedy of Feminism, 2026 Contact usSupport the showFind more of Talia at taliabhatt.comFind more of Emma at dolphindiaires.carrd.co

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