Mainstream feminism frequently overlooks the struggles of those fighting for survival, prioritising advancement for the privileged instead. True feminist work demands we address food insecurity, fair wages, and educational access alongside the fight against racism, ableism, and transmisogyny. Yet white feminists routinely ignore how race, class, sexuality, and disability shape women's experiences. Can a movement truly unite when some women actively oppress others? Mikki Kendall's Hood Feminism delivers a searing critique of feminism's blind spots whilst offering a compelling roadmap for transformation. Provocative, unflinching, and ultimately empowering, this essential read exposes what's broken and shows us how to rebuild a movement that serves all women.