Hello and welcome to the Antipada where unrest is best. Today we are talking about a topic that's very near and dear to our hearts.

I'm talking of course about the F word feminism.

How's everyone doing today?

So before we go any further, I should introduce our guest.

Her name is Chincia Aruza, Professor of Philosophy at the New School.

She's also an activist in the DSA and one of the

organizers of the International Women's Strike as well as a co-author of the

book Feminism for the 99% a manifesto.

Hey Chinsia, how you doing?

In spite of the heat, well enough.

Oh my God, it's so fucking hot outside.

It's like walking around in someone's mouth. That's how I describe it. Yeah, right?

Maybe a dog's mouth. I don't know. Oh no

It is the dog days of summer as I talked about last week. length. Oh and I should also mention that we may have another

guest joining us. We might be having some technical difficulties with the Skype right now, but if she can hop on, we're also

going to have Teethi Bodacharya, who is another co-author of the book, so we can get

feminist as fuck with Teethy and Chinsia.

Oh, one thing I wanted to mention,

Chinsia, are you sad that Ozzy Fest was cancelled this weekend?

I have no idea what it is.

Oh, okay, so you didn't like buy a ticket or anything. No, not all. Okay excellent.

Ozzy Fest is a really good place to go if you're a neoliberal feminist of some sort or like non-feminist to like really just gather

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