I've read many of the suggested books in the sub, but I'm wondering what recommendations y'all have in the way of anti-feminism outright.
Essentially I'm hoping for some titles that are less in the vein of "The Surrendered Wife" or "Fascinating Womanhood", and more in the spirit of actual historical lessons, scholarly critiques of the ideological movements, etc.
I'm not opposed to textbooks, but more engaging and less dry would be preferable. I personally have a difficult time wrapping my mind around abstract concepts/philosophies/etc in a book and do far better reading about actual events/applications/etc. I hope that makes sense, but still, that's just me so go ahead and throw any suggestions out there because it may very well interest someone else!
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