I'm not a rad fem, I'm quite new to all this, I've not been in a bubble/echo chamber as it is this single issue has made me read all around it, and only just start to look into and into MN FWR and podcasts etc to learn about feminism, or more broadly, women's rights.
I've not even been hugely political before all of this and I've started exploring my political views more deeply now too. I have however, always been 'for the underdog' and had a growing dis-ease with feeling that maybe the people I just assumed cared about the disadvantaged/working class maybe didn't really.
All of this has awakened a womens rights and class consciousness in me that is genuinely seeking to be knowledgeable about it.
Like some other PPs have said, when I first came across KJK, early into this new exploration, I was both put off but also intrigued and fascinated. And, I was set off on a journey.
The more I've exposed myself widely to the diversity of thought and activism within feminism (with the openess of a 'beginner's mind) voraciously listening to and reading Bindel, Stock, Joyce, JCJ, and all of the others, the more I realise that it doesn't matter really.
It all just affirms my growing instinct that:
SOMETHING IS WRONG HERE AND I WANT TO UNDERSTAND IT.
KJK's simple forthrightness piqued (and eventually peaked) this ordinary, left leaning, initially confused as had always been underdog' supporting, older-yet still learning woman.
I think I very much represent a large number of women in the UK that KJK will reach and send them off in the same journey as I have been on.