I think that this is a good introduction into traditional feminist beliefs and offers the space to transition ones thought to intersectional feminism. Especially with the optimistic thought that we as human beings have the ability to remake ourselves for the better and not cage ourselves or our young people behind gender constructs that have been done over and over to the point that it becomes "normal" to many. It really brings to light the conversations we need to have as a society and even at our own dinner tables as this is a global issue as much as a local issue when discussing intersectional feminism.