The Will to Change: Men, Masculinity, and Love

I think this is a really excellent piece of feminist work. It sets up all its arguments, counter arguments, is very concise with its language while conveying its message in a few well explained paragraphs. However it did get a bit repetitive, both in using the same words/phrases continuously (like colluding) where it was unnecessary, as well as perhaps not being the most inclusive with its language. However, definitely have the a lot of the language to talk about masculinity/patriarchy issues in a way that would make sense to people unversed, for which I'm very glad I read this book.