This book gets more and more relevant as the government (and the Right’s) position on women gets more and more clear-cut and even accepted.

I first read this when i was too young to read it, so it seemed fairly surreal in a “something i don’t understand is happening” kind of way. The next time i read it, women’s rights were under attack and it seemed surreal in an entirely different, “this can’t be really happening, not now” kind of way.