Who's Afraid of Gender?

In 'Who's Afraid of Gender?

', Judith Butler explores how gender has become a phantasm upon which various social and global anxieties are projected, often used by fascist-leaning ideologies to advance oppressive agendas.

The book critiques gender-critical movements and their ties to authoritarianism, colonialism, and racism, offering counterarguments to misconceptions about gender and its relation to sex and identity.