Finally a feminist work that doesn't advocate for the total destruction of solidarity, western-individualist "autonomy from males," or fragmentary forms of "intersectionality".
Unfortunately, there is little hope to moving towards an "authentic progressivism" unless "social reproduction"-conscious feminists start actually calling out feminisms that destroy solidarity by commodifying emotional labor, subsuming every aspect of life into neoliberal capitalism through "keep your politics out of my vagina" movements, and continually reiterating historical traumas by refusing to engage with feminisms outside of their own polarized echo chambers, miring whatever is left of "the left" into endless civil war (ie terfs vs trans activists) by explaining that it is "too much emotional labor" to educate each other.
Unless I read this work wrong, my only critique is that "we" (If there is indeed a we, and if I am included in this we, I am tired of being called a white male for disagreeing even though I am not) need a much more robust movement to critique feminisms that are actively destroying solidarity.
This includes menslib. God I hate menslib.