The Right to Sex Feminism in the Twenty-First Century
This collection of essays challenges contemporary thinking on sex, desire, and justice. Srinivasan argues that focusing solely on consent is insufficient for understanding the political dimensions of sexual relationships. She draws on feminist thought to explore how factors like race, class, and power intersect with our sexual lives, urging readers to consider new ways of imagining a more equitable sexual future. This book is for anyone interested in a nuanced, philosophical examination of sex beyond the personal.
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