Jessa Crispin: Why I Am Not a Feminist

Feminism has long been seen as the fight to join, outlined by various stances and acceptable behaviors. From having the right kind of slogan on a jacket to boycotting the right businesses, women and men everywhere have been pushing for equality, but the notoriously outspoken critic Jessa Crispin challenges this current form of the feminist movement. The time has come to revolutionize the battle for equality and to challenge the polite, shallow form of the movement that has taken over.

Join us in the Rare Book Room as Jessa discusses her riveting manifesto on feminism with Rachel Dry, editor of the New York Times Sunday Review section.











When: Tue., Feb. 21, 2017 at 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Where: The Strand
828 Broadway
212-473-1452
Price: $15.99 Admission & Signed Copy grants you admission for one, plus one signed copy of the book. Admission & Gift Card grants you admission for one, plus one $15 Strand gift card to be used at any time on any product.
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Feminism has long been seen as the fight to join, outlined by various stances and acceptable behaviors. From having the right kind of slogan on a jacket to boycotting the right businesses, women and men everywhere have been pushing for equality, but the notoriously outspoken critic Jessa Crispin challenges this current form of the feminist movement. The time has come to revolutionize the battle for equality and to challenge the polite, shallow form of the movement that has taken over.

Join us in the Rare Book Room as Jessa discusses her riveting manifesto on feminism with Rachel Dry, editor of the New York Times Sunday Review section.

Buy tickets/get more info now