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They just donвЂ™t have much faith in it, at least as it exists today. Describing her mother, a home health aide and special education teacher, she continued, вЂњMy motherвЂ™s life is hard, much harder than it needs to be, and when I take stock of feminismвЂ™s current offerings, I see little that would actually ease it.вЂќ The writers donвЂ™t reject feminism outright. вЂњMuch of contemporary feminism, like my adolescent self, relies on a defensive posture, its energy driven toward negation.

Of the eight essays they commissioned to try to make sense of this moment of вЂњprofound malaiseвЂќ in feminism, four used the word вЂњcringe.вЂќ Though the pieces came from different angles, there seemed a general agreement that mainstream feminism had grown stale and somewhat embarrassing, that it failed to speak to the realities of many womenвЂ™s lives, and that it lacked a vision of a better world. They described an ambient feeling that feminism has been sapped of cultural vitality, even as an anti-feminist backlash is gathering momentum, and that young people especially were turning against the movement.

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The Drift, a buzzy literary journal founded by Kiara Barrow and Rebecca Panovka, left-leaning women in their late 20s, published a series of short essays earlier this year under the rubric, вЂњ What to Do About Feminism.вЂќ вЂњFor a long time now, weвЂ™ve had the sense that feminism is in trouble,вЂќ Barrow and Panovka wrote in the introduction.

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