Status Updates From The Othered Woman: How Whit...

It’s written in a clear way so that anyone would be able to understand / follow the reasoning without prior context that Muslim women have.

I didn’t learn anything I didn’t already know tbh. But I think it’s a good read for anyone uneducated about the topic. It definitely covers all the main points I have about the topic and it definitely puts my feelings into words better than I would be able to articulate so it’s a good reference for me to use to discuss these topics if I ever needed to.

“Unsurprisingly, there are not many books that delve into the special relationship between white feminism and gendered Islamophobia. More and more books are being published analysing the nature and consequences of white feminism, but Muslim women only ever seem to be mentioned briefly, tucked away in one or two chapters.”
— Shahed Ezaydi, The Othered Woman: How White Feminism Harms Muslim Women, pp. 5–6