Hello, I have a friend that I am reading about feminism with. She was a Women's Studies major back in the 90s, and and says she hasn't read much on the subject lately.

She is also a knee-jerk TRA. She knows how I feel, and thinks I'm transphobic (she also thinks she has something called "deep rooted transphobia" that she has to "work on") Mostly we both avoid the topic. She also voices a lot of woke talking points, and nothing I say sounds any different to her.

I told her that I thought things had gotten worse for women since the 90s. Although she agrees with me about the overturn of Roe V. Wade , the example I used, she really doesn't believe things are worse for women.

So I'm looking for suggestions for books we can read together, nothing obviously or overtly about trans. I was thinking of suggesting "Hags" by Victoria Smith because we're both middle-aged, but I wanted to give her.a few suggestions to choose from.

Feminist nonfiction, not too overtly GC, 2020 or later.

Any suggestions welcome.

Thank you.