Me not you: The trouble with mainstream feminism: Alison Phipps Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2020, 205 pp., ISBN 978‐1‐5261‐4717‐2.

As a white feminist activist, Alison Phipps reflects on the various forms of exclusion and domination that the (white) feminist movement created and continues to create in its struggles to achieve gender justice. In Chapter 6, Phipps exposes the alliances between far-right conservative groups and reactionary feminist campaigns that support I trans i -exclusionary politics and oppose the sex industry. With several examples, and referencing the work of feminists of color, she shows how white subjectivities - and white feminism - are shaped by the position of white supremacy within social relations. [Extracted from the article]