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human
I've never read anything about feminism. Should I read The Second Sex, or go right to something more contemporary?

I did take a race and gender course and dealt with many feminist activists in my heyday as a college activist, but I never sat down and read a whole book on feminism.

Also I found Sam Harris' Free Will in the women's studies section where it's been hiding for god knows how long. It was so unbecoming that I personally had to go put it back. I just had to tell someone.
gpt
I think you should read "Masculine Domination" from Pierre Bourdieu, one of the greastest sociologist of all time. The sociology of bourdieu is.. can't find the word.. impressive and puzzling. It will probably totally change the way you see the social word and in this case the status of wowen in the society. You'll understand that the oppression of women is way more insidious, therefore legitimized, then we usualy think.

(excuse the poor english, croissant here)