Who's Afraid of Gender?

In Who's Afraid of Gender?, Judith Butler explores how fears surrounding gender are fueling reactionary politics and anti-gender movements worldwide. The book examines how these movements portray gender as a dangerous threat, often using rhetoric that threatens reproductive justice, protections against violence, and the rights of trans and queer communities. Offering a thoughtful analysis, Butler highlights the links between anti-gender sentiments, authoritarianism, and nationalism, while advocating for solidarity and hope in the fight for equality.