Has time forgiven the men?

Author's name: A group of authors Publisher: Nabu Publishing and Distribution Year of publication: 2020 Literary classification: Book summary: The book is a quadripartite debate, between Maureen Dood and Hana Rosen on one side, and Caitlin Moran and Camille Palia on the other, about the question: Has time passed men by? Short interviews with the participants, individually, before the debate. The participants presented important future ideas and perspectives about the relationship between men and women and its future, what women want, what is required of men, and the true nature of gender/sex. The introduction of the book was rich, added to the book, and paved the way for understanding the ideas presented, by explaining the meaning of the question, the role and impact of men in the past, the changes that have occurred to them, as well as introducing feminism, its history, goals, and the phases it has gone through (the three waves), and its types "intersectional feminism / black feminism / post-colonial feminism". The importance of the book lies in understanding feminism, its types, and goals, away from the common misconception held by both genders, and the relationship between genders and its future, and discussing the main ideas about it. Quotes from the book: - Men have been forced to create and innovate because of their confused feelings towards their identities. Women realize themselves from the moment of their first menstruation at puberty. They do not feel the need to prove their femininity, while men have always felt the need to repeatedly prove their selves with every erection. Emily Palia - We need to reassure men that they can relax and let go of some of the responsibilities they have carried steadily for thousands of years. Maybe they can try a ruffled apron over their undershirts to look more attractive, so instead of becoming an old, boring necessity, men will now become a luxury, like ice cream. Maureen Dood