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File Size: 2149 KB

Print Length: 65 pages

Publisher: Vintage; Reprint edition (July 29, 2014)

Publication Date: July 29, 2014

Sold by: Random House LLC

Language: English

ASIN: B00L0F01NK

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This book was chosen for my book club to read this month. Before reading it, I watched the author's TED Talk and was inspired. I assumed the book would expand a bit on the things she discussed in her talk, but the book felt word for word her lecture. That was the only disappointing thing about reading this. I was hoping for a bit more meat. But it did inspire me to look into other books on the topic.

This is not a book, it's a brochure. It's tiny. All the arguments are based on the author's interpretations of awkward social situations in Africa and not on any theory or history or methodology or anything but what she assumed went on in other people's heads at various times in her life. Don't waste your time, although there is so little text to read it wouldn't waste much.

A short read to be finished in a day that illuminates and outlines spaces and places where males and females are segregated. Often these instances are so ingrained into our culture and mindset they've become 99% invisible in the background, but by reading examples of how nuanced and minor these instances may seem at first, you gradually learn to see how they aggregate to form cultural norms around gender. The more you read the more you see it happening around you.

I'm a "baby boomer," raised by World War II veterans and descendant of Buffalo Soldiers, taught from a Eurocentric perspective that might is right; it doesn't get anymore macho then that. By the mid 60s I was introduced to nonviolence civil disobedience, and passive resistance, caught between Malcolm and Martin searching for manhood; living within a strong black community where the lines between patriarchal and matriarchal cultures is blared because men and women worked and shared in the leadership of the church, school and home. Yet it became clear during the Black Power Movement that women were expected to take a supportive subordinate role. The Feminist Movement was a wakeup call, since then my wife and daughter have been keeping me informed and making sure I understand what needs to change. I am a lifelong student and this book is a part of my education which started with bell hooks and continues.

We Should All Be Feminists by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is a written version of Adichie's Tedx Talk about how women's equality uplifts and supports whole communities. I enjoyed her talk so much I wanted it in written form, so I could read it, ponder it, and keep it on my shelves to references at my convenience. We Should All Be Feminists drives home the point about how women's rights are as important as men's rights. Adichie explores the myriad variations of inequality and beliefs around feminism.We Should All Be Feminists demystifies the idea of feminism and explains how feminism benefits everyone.

"We should all be Feminists" is inspiring.I was first introduced to this book by hearing the spoken word version in Beyonce's Song, "Flawless".Crucial Key points were made in this book.Women who live in a "Male Dominated World" have to work twice as hard to be considered "equal".We cannot continue to neglect Gender Inequality. Males and Females are different but why has society deemed females inadequate to Males? Why must certain limitations be set for females but not for males? After reading this book, I am more engaged and stronger with my femininity.I really enjoyed reading this book.I am unapologetically female and black and I thank Chimamanda for bringing "Feminism" to the forefront.

Well, my expectations were high. When you set high expectations for a book, they're sometimes not met. And this proved to be true after I finished the book in one hour. First, I should mention Chimamanda's argument defending feminism is very well-put and easy to understand. She opened my eyes to some aspects of gender roles I wasn't aware of, such as how wives say "thank you" after their husbands change the baby's diaper. Her argument is straightforward. But, being a feminist for 5 years, it's nothing I don't already know. I think this book would prove useful to anyone unfamiliar with how feminism stands today.

This book was a rewrite of a Ted talk Chimamanda gave highlighting many personal narratives and observations she has made about inequality between men and women. It is a fully feminist narrative that not only summarized how important feminism is but how badly it is needed.While I did enjoy this quick little book, I still prefer "Dear Ijeawele or a Feminist Manifesto in Fifteen suggestions" which seemed a bit more informative simply because I felt like it covered more information. I still really loved "We Should All Be Feminists" because it is an important little book, but Dear Ijeawele felt like a more comprehensive introduction to feminism itself.

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