Let's be real about something important: nobody actually cares what feminist scholars think or why they think it. Truth be told, this isn't surprising. Feminist scholarship is a peculiar academic backwater that nobody should pay any attention to-and it's probable that nobody would if it weren't becoming so painfully influential.
That outsized influence is also unsurprising. People
care very much about gender equality and about women's rights - in both the US and the UK, gender equality enjoys the support of roughly four out of five people. This sets up a problem. With the exception of other feminists, more or less the entire world
completely ignores feminist theory, and they have done so for decades, which has let it go quite far down its own self-referential rabbit holes. That this scholarship has gone ignored while developing what looks like a storied academic pedigree, more than many other factors, is why feminist theory endures and exerts so much contemporary
control over academia and society, which is to say it's a rather
huge problem.
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