Current feminism is a distorted form of feminism.

‌This book is quite good.
It was written by someone who was originally a feminist but changed their views while serving as a philosophy professor.
They are quite well-known as a (follower of) first-generation feminist.
The author harshly criticizes the corrupted second and third-generation feminism.
From an educational perspective, the book uses a lot of statistics to prove that education for males and females should not be standardized.
Of course, the statistics are likely heavily influenced by the author's personal arguments,
but I found the book very relatable lol
Key sentence: "Feminists view men as enemies, but for women, men are not strangers; they are our sons, brothers, and fathers. The crisis of boys is also a crisis for women."