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In this provocative work, Zillah Eisenstein critiques U.S. empire and neoliberal globalization from a feminist, anti-racist perspective. She argues that “the West” is more a constructed fiction than a reality, exploring how race, gender, and class shaped historical and contemporary power dynamics. Eisenstein advocates for a “polyversal” feminism inclusive of non-Western perspectives, highlighting activism in Black America, India, Africa, and the Islamic world as essential to a genuinely global justice movement.

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